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Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
FARMER FEED EXPERTS.

t-fT-~-'-s WV AA1ptutNAANut C%HfttNsi
a farmer who has devoted his life
time to the study Of feeding generally
has more success through his common
sense methods than any scientific
analysis can supply. II such feeder
could have on hand all of the In
grediepts tmdAt by-prpduets of'cereai
manufactursl. which according to the
market at the time you'd be more
economical. be could. through his ex.
pexience. be very successful in mir.
ing his fesds. But the difhcuity with
the average man ID to maintain an
economical ration FROM the products
Of hts own farm. ~
He may be aH expert. u be chooses
70 study out new ration every time
The market changes. but he generally
prefsrs to let apneone who makes a
business Of mixing feeds az Il yor bim.
No doubt the mejority Of users Of
fhfxed feeds begin TO buy II because
Of . shortage Of forage And sraiR
crops on tho farm. a''o =
II such q man win keen boolsA he
Eili find that % b usual thing the
nse Of mixed stock feed ia mere mat.
ter OF arithmetic whether he could
buy the ingredients cheaper than nj
could buy them IN . sq-cslled bal.
An1eed" ration.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
WRONG FEEDING MrTAops.

thhtonal Crop fmpfovsmeni Dsfvioe1
There 10 en- old story about shlp
captain who had . medicine chest. A
sailor was sick ana he fouSd that No.
~ In his book was the Indicated rem
edy. but alas! the bottle OF No. Al
yas empty, 40 he took equal parts OF
NO. 90. which was strychnine, and
No. z. which was carbolic acid, and
added them together and made No. n
and the sailor died.
The application OF this old story ID
fhst many feeder will think that II
z little Of cottonseed or oiiSeed meal
u good. whole lot win Be better.
And. like the man who put the green
spectacles on the horse and fed him
shavings--just after be got him
trained the. horse died. p
II Is human nature TO experImen,
" feeds. and the poor COW has to suf.
Ter for an overdose or an underdose
before the proper ration Is estah,
iished.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

-.I7lf w. ff
I ~ Is therefore ordered by ne Clerk
Aforesaid, IN vacation, mat publication
% made notifying the SAID defendants
that an action has been commenced
against them, by petition ana attach
ment, In the Circuit Court OF Ripley
County, Missouri, tor the sum OF One
Hundred ana twenty-five Dollars and
Eighty eight cents With interest there.
On from the ie,h gay oi DecemDer, iVFes
a. me rate OF eight per cent per annum,
ana for ten per cent OF the amount que
on said note as attorney's ices, the
|obiect and general nature Of said aclion
is founded upon certain negotiable,
promissory note executed by AL o. the
above named deiendants on the 18TH
day ofOctober, 1910. payable 70 the
Plaintin, ana dueNtweiye months alter
date thereof; that all o. the right title
and interest Of the said defendant, a. E.'
Hal, II and 70 the following described
real estate, TO VIZ:
The Northwest quarter q the South.
east quarter OF Section Twenty mine
lI), IN Township twenty-five ll22,
North, Range Eour a East of the Filth
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
.rng AVERAGE HsFoamsa.

tFsueasi cfoD Ipprvsfmsnt hefvies,I
The average rsforGner having 80
little at stake himself. plupses about
like Q bull in a china shop. regard
less Of the results ~ hib ardor.
: An amusing incident ID told OF the
Secretary Of Cpmmerce. " The can
manufacturers put up i howl that
unless they could get tfn-plate to
make up. no canning bft fruits and
vegetables could be done, SO without
looking over the field II Is said that
An order was made that steel was to
be diverted BY the manufacturers
from other projects and put at the
disposal Of the can manufacturers.
II looked all right on the face Of It.
but when the manufacturers Of har-
sesting machinery demanded steel
which they contracted for, and found
that there was mot steel for aprons.
\ having been diverted to cans, .
Ml,rsEfy,pp call modifying the order
W. iasued. so that par harvesting
machines could be made IN time for
the growing crop. IA
Tim illustrates how many plans
are ignorantly made rohbing Peter
70 pay Paul. Every enthusiast
Eho has q pet reform which is
always hitting some other business
Instead Of his own. never looks
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
lGoed Roads Meeting.

~
The good roads meeting held
lAt the court house last Saturday
was well attended and ell present
evidenced much interest in the
addres, made by M. ". Carroll,
Of 6ednpa, who js working under
the authority OF the Highway
Commiaaion OF the state. He
talked ior more than an hour and
his remarks gave all a better pn.
derstanding Of the purposes and
objects 81 the law than had here
tofore been hsld. He advised
that II the county decided to bond
for the purpose OF constructing
good roads that the limit be voted
upon, which in this county would
be $A00. 900, and that sum would
give every township In The coun-
ty an opportunity to benefit by
the proposition.
Mr.. Carroll went from here to
Naylor and addressed a large
meeting that night on the same
subject. r
The COMMITTEES OF the commer-
cial club have since held meetings
and discussed plans ani PROPOSE.
tions, and other meetings are Ia
be held to prepare for the cam
paign which will be opened az
soon as all information necessary
to make . successful campaign
has been completed.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
Order Of Publication,
state Of Missouri.

State Of Missouri. / Y
County Of Ripley. -
Ia the Circuit CeAtt Of Ripley County.
Missouri. To the June Term OF ti1,6
Circuit Court, A. D., 1917. y :
w. y Kelley, Plainiff, vs.. Ellen ii.
Kelley defendant.
Suit Ia Equity 10 Diyest Title.
The State Of Missouri to the abovA
named defendant. Greeting:
you are hereby notified thatthe above
pl9intih has on this the 3rd day 81 Nav1
l9i!, filed with the CLERK of the RfpIeJ
County Circuit Court, III yacntio.Ss. IA
petition, wherein No alleges among other
image that the deIsndaal il 4 nonfssi.
dent q TIE State d Mlesopfi 10 chat ia
ordInesy ptooese of laN 1Adatt " gsrvsd
Is q fAsfyj6 j6ls 5fd5 5red thst ppbjjos. (.
ton ~ nasds notiiying said iefsndant
that ~ action has boen comn encsS
aRstndt her inthe CircuitC Couft N R;n,ey
county, Missouri, the OBJECT ana nnrnoss:
Of whichlia % divest the title nom ma
defendant and vest the sarne m ira
plaintiff, IA and TO The followlnp jescrib,
Cd lands sitpate In the county Of Rinisv
and State of Missouri, torif:
~ hGss ,a,l . 8: !, snd % 8 8, = plccksE (
tin Leckey = Il lights Addition q ths
City of ponip5an, Missoufi. also ~
that portion of I6nd Ia th6 n0f m asS{
quarter of section, 28. ToWnshin a
north, Range 9 eaet. conveyed l,v A.
sphia KeGler and recorded ii BooIr ssVv,
pages 636, 697. 88, and $50. sxce0t wl,st
y herctofore conYoyed 10 W. o. Proo.
tor and recorded ID Book 26. pdRe Sid
and = strip foF direct recorded Il Pit
oooks ps6e band that unleo1 she he ma
appear II The next reSnlaf Tern 81 fh2
Cironit Qou5t to bs 16ld 81, ths az
Monday of lima merit 10 answer. nIeS8
Or demur 70 p]aiutiil'3 petition. he SlIc1
cations contained il said petition VIII,
be teken = ooniAssid and judRemenf
rendered acqoriioeI4.
i il furthof ord6red that I COW -
thIe order be publIshu1 ID ihe RInle4
County DefnoorAk, lor four xoeks spo.
oee9IYely ne Iasl insertion % b u l6Ss<
thirty days 6efo7e til lIf<E dHv. 81 fh<
ne5t regular tcrm Of ne clr61f cour1,
4 { sIas E's copy from lhs Feee1d.
~ ~ Q4k1 q. Uoox16.
!. c!!!k 3! !hs e|ran!l ooa1'.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
Order q Publication.

Stats Of Missouri, :. !.
County 81 Ripley, - s 4.
III she Circuit Court oi RIPLEY County.
Miasouri, 70 the June Term, a. d. !,
1917. IN Vacation. -.
Action On Note;
B. Mcyinney. plalntif, " A. b.
Hall, n 4. Hall, \ Al. Elder. Birk
Hail. and g ! Hall, Dsfsndsdis, !
The sfats Of Missouri 70 the above
named Dsfendants, Greeting:
You ere hereby notified that tle
above named pieinlif On The 3fd day Of
Nay, 1911, nled with he undersigned
CLERK of The circuit couft of RipIey
County, Misloufi, 10 vacation. htp psli.
tion and afIIdaYIt stating among other
thine1 hat ~ doleudpntss A. s Hall.
md h. L. Han ero l1o6 -redldenlG 81 the
9tat6 ~ Missouri 81 th4t ~ 6f11n4r4
procsts q la4 eenr 0 fbb sefrcd upaI,
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
SUCCESSFUL FEEp,No.

.AA-~@-StH-7 IVY e4AItvAtIItNN MNIAA-A.E
Il 10 most Significant and probably
the best argument for mixed feeds
when Il 70 considered that 1 large
number Of the most prominent and
skilled men IN America have dis
earded their own mixed feeds and
rations becapse thsy have found :
eAtiqfaetpry brand Of feed which Will
make as much milk 1t less cost and
20 trouble and. abovs al. keeps cows
N perfect health. y
Many agricultural schools ana e.
psfim2nt stations use and have used
them for the same reason.
You can verify this BY writing 10
any experiment nation and they Win
kise you the names of mixed brands
Which are Ssss l.s Aaapssd 70 yoar pur-
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
DIFFICULT TO mIxsFEEDs
= More Scientific RssuIs Can De Pro
dueed BY Machinery.

As no two lots run alike. n a very
difficait to mix straight by-products
Of oats. barley. rye. corn, cotton,seed
naxseed. ETC.. BY measure, because h Il
purely guessing Only a-few years arc
Intentional maud or unintcnfional
carelessness was the rule. Before tbe
iced laws were passed, eaekI manu-
facturer adulterated ali the trade
would stand.
Every car Of feed scld to the CON
sumer 10 not analysed, and the farrne,
cannot become feed expert because
ne has no laboratory. Not one q,
out Of hve hundred is ofnciafly IL
spectsd. In the old days country
millers were throwing feeds together
with no knowledge OF feed ana were
running valuable cows and making IN
farmer poorer. In those days the feed
tables were wrong. the feeds fiidn',
nt the tables; the digestible analysis
method was incorrect; feed standard,
Tor animals wero not agreed uron moi
complete; the animals didn't Al the
standards; the buyer didn't know
what was In the feedA he bought "a
mix; and there was an unsvcidsbl,
variation In the concentration Of ths
feed. -
These conditions have been5lareely
overrnyua {Ek0, - AZ s..--. -r...'r-'ss :
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
MUST rAsrs ooop.

lNasi YEP tnRfos@nsat bsrsics.l
A dairy ration must, or All thingA
p palatable 20 that's COW will eat It.
II must be bulky and coarse 90 q to
avoid indigestion and sickness. II
must contain . variety Of foods %
that the COW will NOT tire OF II or rel
pf her fesd. Il hvst copsIin enough
real protein-All' protein q DOT alike.
i must contain the right amounts
hnd kipds Of mineral substances nee
SssaTy " life. health and milk secre-
lon. u must be highly disestibls.
Many feeds are only shout hfty to
sixty Per cent digostible and the work
pf sxcretins 90 much waste matter Ii
costly in that Il uses up the energy Of
ths fooe to do Il.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
Order Of Publication
State Of Missouri 1 &c
CoHnLy Of Ripley "a.

STATE of y Mlasouri aa ...issS.x
County Of Ripley 4
In the Circuit Court Of Ripley County,
Missouri, to the June Term. A, D ,
1917. In Vacation z
Suit TO Quiet Title. ., ..,
T; Z. Wright. PlainliHk ys. Robert
Stewart, Alice @. Jones lice Jones,
Al Collins, ) O Murphay. Andrew
i. McCausland, Thomas CulbArtson,
Addison r. Burns, A e. Burns, Da.'
yid D. Forbes, John Schroba, Abram
L 0erhart. John Twin, John Irvine,
Edward O. Rolwing, r, e. Dodglass,
Edwin Withefs, Munger Securities
Company, "a corpprationl. ] A. Var
brough, Eimmons Sales Oonpa-
ny ID corporntion1. w. ]. Rpllfam, j.
L. Wright, J. F. Murray, ana the IN :
known heirs, consorts, deyisees, itns
mediate mesneaor remote, voluntary
or Involuntary, grantees OF Robert
Stewart, Alice q. Jones, Alice joncs.
Andrew J, McC Causlaud, Thomas Gull
bertson. Addison r. Burns, a. r..
Burns, David d. Forbes, John Schro-
|, ba, Abram l.. Gerhart, John Irwin.
John Irvine, Edward q, RolwinR, I'd !.
win Withers, , a. YarbrosRh. Sins
mons Sales Company, Z cerp0rat ation,
DeiendAnts. III l =
The Ssste 81 Missouri, % TIE deisnd
anita aforesaid Greeting;
You are hereby notified that IA action
has been commenced against yotl ii thS
Circuit Court of Ripley lounty, /, Missou-
ri the purpost Of which Is 70 tfy, ascer-
tain and determine The estate, title and
interest sf the plaintiff and defendant
il and 10 the north hnlf 81 Iotione 81 ne
Southwest quarter of section seven.
Township ~ north. Range ( cast, the
south half of The norlh6sst quarter ol
section e, township 26 north, range 3
cast The eontfoa quarter nf seetior
q, township 8 NORTH. ranRe 8 east;
That part Or lot I Of the northeast guar,
taf of seotion }, township 81 north.
range east. described as follows. to-
Wit: Beginning at the northeast corner
of suid los 1 and run south 10 feet III
point oi beginning; thence rnn Nes i(5
feet thence run south 1zty-tuo and
oha-hall feet. sbenee run east io5 feet.
thence run horth 0ity-tFp and one hal
feet 10 point 81 btRinniar; nIa6 CON, }.
Inencing q The nerIheaet cornef of ssid
lot 4 and run vest l01 feet, thence run
south 10t leet. thence run east 10l f6el.
theneo run north 1Q4 feet I'd point of BE-
ELnningi also beginning 81 iron stake
tQt icet north Of Iimeetone Tock at lha
ao4(hNe1l cornsr ol lbs otofo house on
The ljne hotecen lots apd 4 u the north
oast quAIter of section 3, To&nshiD y
1otth Range c41ts and run n5flh Il
fqqt. t1<noe run veet 40 lee, thence
!,3n aoplh ~ fes(s l6efe6 fun 69ot I<0
~ 2 " PaIas e bssiunIns - y 70
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
Order Of Publication!

County Of Ripley. 80
In the Circuit Court OF Ripley County,
Missouri. To the June Term, "A. D.,
1917. In vacation.
JEsLE r.. GIBSON, Plaintiff. VS.. LEE
= CALHOUN, MARY E.t ALHoUN, his wife,
and GEoR0R Covy, Defendants.
Action to Eoreclose Mortgage.
State OF Missouri 70 all OF the above
named defendants, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has oii this, the 3rd day
0. May, 1917, filed with the Undersigned
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ripley
County, Missouri, in vacation, his peti-
tion. duly verified by the affidavit Of
Charles L. Ferguson, his attorney OF
record wherein said plaintiff alleges III al
all OF the aboye named defendants are
non-Iesidentsof the State Of Missouri
SO that the ordinary process OF law cam
not be served upon them In this State.
II is therefore ordered by the under
signed Clerk aforesaid, in vaca tien, thai
said defendants herein be notified that
an action has been commehoed against
them in the Circuit Court OF Ripley
County, In the State Of Missouri. foI
the purpose OF foreclosihg the equity oil
redemption Of a certain mortgage deed
dated the 10th day Of JandRry, 1915,
and recorded in Book IS, at page 95, oi
the Deed Records of Ripley County
Missouri, and conveying certain lands
In Ripley County, Missouri, described
as follows, to-wit: The East hall on the
Northwest quarter Of Section Thirty
1907, In Townehip Twenty Two (22J,
North, Range One Cd East, less ore
and one haI7 acres Sd Of the north forty
acres, and which said action is returna-
BILE TO the Juns Term, 1917, OF the Rip
ley County, Missouri, Circuit Court, 10
be holden at the Courthouse, Ia the City
DoniphHn, County Of Ripley, and State
Of Missouri, on the 18th day Of June,
1917, az which time and place said de-.
fendnnts are required and commanded
to be and appear and 70 plead answer
or demnr to plaintiffs said petition. otk.
erwise the allegations contained In said
petition will be taken and considered al
confessed and judgement rendered &C
cordlng TO the prayer thereof.
The Ripley County Democrat. q waeIk
ly newspaper printed and published In
The city Of DonIphan, Ripley County,
Missouri, having been designated BY the
plaintiff and his attorneys Of Record az
the newspaper most likely 10 give notice
Of the pendency Of this action, Ii il
therefore further ordered that q copy oI
this order be published In the said news
paper. the Ripley County Democrat,
once a week for and during four weeks
suooesaively, the last insertion Of said
order Ia said newspaper 10 be at least
thirty days before the nrst day Of Inc
said Jnna TeFm, 1911, Of tho nald Ripley
County, Missoari, Circuit Court.
Cuxs q. Booker.
Clark 81 The Circuit Court of Ripley.
County. Missouri.
Atruecopy 81 the Record. Witness
my hand and official seal. this
/ {sEALJ the 3fd day OF May, 1917.
CHAs. O. Booker.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Ripley
County. Missouri. Is 4. =
Ffrak nil Lac Kan A{av to51 ~ ~ I
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

When you stop to copsidef that an
acre Of pasture VIII feed a COW, but
that that same acre Will raise ten tons
OF siIage during the time the COW is
feeding on II. y would seem that q
grass cafeteria would be the most ex-
pensive way 70 feed your stock
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

National Crop improvement service.
HOMEGROWN grains can often be prof
itably traded for protein feeds. While
oats are generally demanded for horse
Iced, they are nearly always too ex.
pensive for dairy feed. Oats by-prod.
pcts. however, gre very useful Tor
bulk. ss5 4
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
GIVE COWS PLENTY 81 wArER.

fNetonai Crop rmpusemeAt 9srvice1
When cows are In full milk they re-
quire plenty Of water. II is stated
|authoritativsly that cows in full fiow
OF milk will consume IS per cent
more water than when dry.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

Foods with the highest protein and
highest analysis are usually but not
always the cheapest tosuse.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
rN.,Ien.l c,Ov rmpro,emcu, s,r,lc, ,

IHhuonNi Cfup IMpfOttmcht StfFice.I
Starchy feeds like corn and oats
often sell as high as protein feeds be.
cause Of the demand for them for
horses and other work animals.
starchy feeds are also good TO fatten
steers. That is why they are often as
high in price as dairy feeds. which are
strong In protein. a
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

No prctein--no casein: no casein---
no milk; not enough protein mot 50
much milk; also not enough feed--not
20 much food.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

Sanol Eczema Prescription is a "a.
nous old remedy for all forms Of Ecse.
ma and skin diseases. Sanol 10 a guard
anteed remedy. Get $50 large trial
bottle At the drug store. 2552.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
Registration Day Proch-
nation by the Governor

Governor F. D. Gardner has
ISSUED the following proclamation
asking that Tuesday. June 9th.
be observed rs holiday:
Jefferson City, May %, 1917.
"Whereas, The President Of
the United States, in obedience
to law lately enacted oy our
national Congress, has sets apart
June s, 1917, as a day for mill
tary registration OF all male citi-
zens Of our nation between the
ages Of 81 and 80 years, both in.
elusive; and
'tWhereas, It 10 fully provided
by said law that the President
may call to his aid all civil OFF,
GERS Of the several States. and
any political subdivisions thereof
In carving into effect the full
lspirit and intent Of said military
, registration.
..Now. therefore. as Governo,
OF The state Of Missouri. I bsrrelyv .,r
proclaim Tuesday, June s, igt,,
he a holiday in our State and cal
upon the civil officers Of all coun.
dies. the Mayors, Of cities HAVING
over aodBO fnhaGItssnls, and ii
other " patriotic citizens 81 ou,
great State to see that iull and
proper cj registration be had Of ali
bur male citizens 4 who Nave nav Il .pas.
'sed their twenty. tirst birthday
and not on said day having ar.
rived at their thirty. fret birihda,
and that he thsy present Il tthssmnselye, IN
on said June 6. each in hi, voting
precinct, or place Of reeistr;..i ton
between the hours Of ! O'Clock !
n. and o o'clock D. m. and b
duly registered BY The local regis.
tara Il their respective voting
precincts. 7
/ "And I futber call unon NJ
patriotic citizens Z 10 ytIun,se,
their services 10 the count,
boards and Mayors rI OF our ellie,
that the whole thereof may be
conducted and completed vithou,
cost IN anv nartiouia,,r.
"Ireouest thaIt s1'i 90 lar ne pract.
icable. all peonle Of onr State
abstain froi, usual yoostions oI
lie on that day, ,'iI thst ili i may b.
tacrsdly set apart ss . day or
which we may (, VIII I'll breathe ! prsy.
b Of renewed v allegiance 10 In,
Immortal nr;no,naIa ~ iraa 0ov
srnment. which havs tthrouol
sr.n,, ,a..s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ized our nation. ana which nr,n (.
noirles our Government i nov
soalled upon 10 defena unon 8,
Alter Of battle IN the ~ Ioyeatsat VA,
II tha b;sio,v ~ tb'es KS l,orIa
= ..I 49,. /. :. . sr
use,n I" mse' aug p1ope'
mai on 'his day sil Glasses o.
citizens Of our Commonwealth
look TO divine guidance in the
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

Only that part Of the feed that di.
gest is Of use-the rest Is mostly fer
tilizer material.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

There 4 no SENSE n hauIInr tus
1oeds ef cheap lsed WHEN one Ios1 q
hIshsrade feed vill a. TIE wsr< sn6
costs bpt thfsefourths y nuck Y ~
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

Cows won't make mink out Of water
and air. M N
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25

Poor iced sells to poor feeders.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-05-25
John Z. Sullivan.
Secretary Of State.

DO you gel up. 1t night0 Sanol Il
surely the beat 1or all 4 k{dhey or bladder
troubles. 6anol Giyea peliei In d houru
from al haokache AID bladder tiuubjss.
SAnol Il I guaranteed f1medy. $50 siiIl
d % : bottle \ ths dug et5Fe. l5 .6.S!{,
Clear Avs The waste <
Bowel regularity Ii th6 sbcrtIs 81 rood
ho1xlh, bright egcs. ltlsar ofmplsclion,
Ana prs Kings New Lilo 'iIls aro 1
mid and gentle lnxntIye shst renuIn,es
the bowels Ind tolieres The uonre3led
iosestlnes by reln6ytnk ths accumulated
walls without gripping. Take pill
hofors retiring and that heavy head
khat dnlI spTiuR fsser fsalini <lssppssys'
PEI Dr. K!ae's Nsu LifS Ri1Is 4 your
fraeeist ~. N-b(
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

Let us estimate on your Job Work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

posed of is the number of these who will pass the physical examination.
 A fair average in some circles is stated to be that not any more than 27 per cent will fail to pass the doc tors.
 In this event, about three quar- ters of a million only can be raised by this draft, but it is held that the per centage above named is too high and at least ninety per cent will pass the physicians even with the present high physical standards maintained.
 The military experts are now
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

WASHINGTON, D. C., June F. The government makes the follow ing announcement after analyzing the registration sheets of the differ ent officers who carried out the draft law upon registration day: Without drafting married men win dependents or these claiming exemption for one reason or another there remain three million men to choose an army from"
 The whole question now to be dis
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

water.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

LONDON, June 12.-Millions of shells from German and French guns of various calibers have left the battlefield of Verdun holding veritable mine of ready refined steel. So great is the story of scrap metal that the steel industry is figuring the advantages of trying to rake the blood-soakcd area of Frances su- preme resistance, when the war is over, to redeem tlle fragments.
 Military reports on many days
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

several hundred will be ready for service in few months and is the first important contribution to naval warfare that has been seen ill year of diver hunting.
 The ease with which tins marvell- ous submarine killer can be hand led while travelling at it's tremend- ous speed is not the least of its wonderful characteristics.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13
FIRST NEW TYPE GASOLINE
 DIVER CHASER SENSATION

NEW YORK, June 12.-The plans now being carried out to train ten thousand American aviators are be- ing received in military circles with enthusiasm.
 One hundred thousand aeroplanes are now building for service in Europe over 25,00O being ready for service in a few months. The others
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

PARIS, June 12.-The first new type of gasoline submarine hunters built secretly in America has just arrived on the scene of the greatest U boat activities and is creating a sensation on account of its being a complete innovation in ship building and it's tremenduos speed and long range guns.
 Newspapers here declare that