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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26
SOlOaterbreO* !
Camp 6aniton, aana.

Camp 6aniton, aans.
Is. Sept, 1917.
apre 9ait. 9(noerienl
Seq fooeoe Gem at Ifrioe Gi0t
ON 2ioet Der / 9eiren. Get er i
Gag Sgn6aa, omtrent Den eueite
Gag, 0i 6ar til Dor e9en naa0ig-
FED mar aaotages 96roaa Otter
im6oag, iom er 9%aifeoa9.
8i anfom Der til Camp 6llniton
i GOD 9e5olo % er Ill 6ienme i
.5or6ol0ene, iqrli9 naar Def 9Gloer
ON at iao noQet at Ipiie. Isl Dor
Is poQ Dor Stle, % ri bleo nos
taaet for supply 60, 800 Sni.
.Qeiren 6er er fife inloitenoig fpr-
Dig, men mar Den 6lioer, oiI Den
0qre / Stano til at trenere o9 no
oanne 10000 4Pano. ga. / Qtil
5erfro li99er Sort &ilep.
vi FAR in9en 9pffelre; bois it.
.fe ri fan fonlme 10 Al Sengen,
Ifol 0iiicerene nof fao o5 10; alof-
fen 5.15 lnoer BET ierite Signal,
% iom 6ornet bIPIer, bIpier belle
aompagniet lon9iomt I'D Al Sen8e.
ne; oi bar Iaa nogIe faa Qtinlttter
til at flp0e os paa / Stiller iao
til 9ara0e uoenior 8a5iernen. Son
.lo0er Sianolet Tor 5rofoIt, oa 5oert
aonlpa9ni mar6erer iaa til lin Spi=
~.ieltue. 5piieitllerne fan belpile ca.
100 Mtan6 hper De er pei torlDne=
oe meo rift 2uit. % @nloene er
.iao rene. iaa oct er en- iano 5or-
neielIe; Dor 5rofoit nDoer oi meo
.ltor 8eI6e6a9, Ben beitaar gerne a.
.Saoreargo, 4affe, 9reo % aartol-
Ter oo un0erti0en ct g@g; men ol
fer IipG6en Smer. Raar oi er Ier-
|oioe. ien6er ri life pore SpiiereO'
ifo6er no til 9offepioen; nj er nenl'
Zig Dor eaen 9offepiae, naar oct
til at boife op. Sioen mar
d)erer oi iaa til Dor aoslerne, reoer
pore Senge og feier @nlo; alt ifal
oere rent; af. 9 fommer Soptainer
og inIpicerer.
MeIten of 0ogen er inboelt
forifelliqe 8eriooer. gi lerer al
|boIoe gepien 1 @eiret, meoens b
m%arc6erer. Sci bor life enonn orref
y timber oenne Oberifrift ifaI
set opre os en- 8orneielie at meo'
oele 9reoe fra Solbater | De for
ifelliae gneliesleire | 9anoet. Reo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26

paa iurli9e Ian8e Cure, men ri
oenter at foa Dem, naar oi fgrit
blioer oont. Qi iaar o8ioa l1noer.
oi5ning / grugen al ct @eopr.
8enne lln0erOi5nin9 CT for oct NE
lie t9eoritiIf, 0o ri fife en0nu bar
laaet bore @eperer. 5or 9aionet.
LIGHTNING Burger bi ct 4oiteifoit,
I6aooe ieg npr iagt; men 9ooe0ia=
gen er, at ri iaar noget no Al bore
2Oelier, % bet oe0 ieg, ri 99r.
.8i bao0e g0elie at fate ne0
.@ranater / @oaa, bet oil ii8e, Der
par fife arll0t eQer on0et 5prpng.
itof / @ranaterne; oct par nemliq
tore Sten. Qten Oct er ion0t, ieg
ie9 5ao0e ner CLIENT, ri bao0e Qti0.
Dag; pi 1T Sfinfe o9 aaal, 96n.
ner, 9re0 og Sc. 81 leper go0t;
ri bar life bait u8orf on6 Beans
mere emo 3 @an9e, iloen u tom.
&i er 9oot tilire08 meo alt, og DO.
re 9ffieerer er goot titireos meo
o5.
ri er gerne fproige meo pore
2oelier ST. 40. aloffen 5,t5 6li-
per Der 6lnit 3etrpte, o9 ri er iaa
furoi9e meo 8a9ens Mgie % Be
ionr.
III oar ale mnli9e gefpemmelig.
6eoer; men cen 8in9 iaDner Di
nemIig Dor airfe. 9. ID. Is. 81. bar
TO 9p9ninger Der i 9eiren; men
areiterne til at gore ar6eioet
i6lan0t Soloaterne er inlaa; men
ie9 er qloo, iaa lpn8e pi enooo
fan 6ol0e Den fatolife 9ere Der
ira, oi bar mango GLADE elmer i
y. 30. IS. a., aaar pi bare ielo
.bieIper til, og iaa maa ri 10 Oell.
te til 9iplpen tommer og 5aabe,
Den life fomner ior lent, ior Der
er Guiin6er al Man0 JON enomt
life fen0er 8eien til 5reIie, 0pno,
Iom en0nu fife oeo el(er tpnfer pao,
at Sc en9ang ifal 50 og itan til
.Regnifob for alt, Man0, iom er
purre itillet emo 6e0nin8erne i
.aiien og ANDRE 2an0e; og moaife
.oe, iom er 0aarli9it iorbere0te til
at 90, oil blioe Dc iorite.
Sea pil lutte for oenne Sang.
MoaIfe ie9 oiI looe 6pre 6erfra
'pe6 en- Qnoen 2eilig6e0.
@enIig 6ilien
&. &0e8oor0,
5upplg Sc. 300 5nf. %. u,
Camp 8llniton Sans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26
q. 4pe9oar0,
5upplp So. 355 5nf. d. 81.
Camp 6llniton, Sans.
9onnebrog, 5OmarO So, &ebr.

8i bar iaaet 8e9n NOT i aar,
ON Den par bleoen ioroelt efter 9e.
BOP. Men set bleo en- 6io ior tgrt,
og 4(Dlen bIeo life iaa goo Iom eli
lerS. alli0eoel taffer ri @ltO for,
boao ser bleo.
Omen0ifent ser alto er rin0enoe
@ano / Dat Greet, par Der DOG
miflore / 9ar / BEN tarre Iio, emo
ri minoes nogen Sinoe ipr. 3o
op0oQeoe man / 8an0et paa @mlI
.QemburgS 6orm Der 8eIt Ior gp.
EN- lSfelettet al ct ubpre forbiltorilt
Wammut0pr. Dette minoeo9roi9t
'6lino bar paft itor Opmerfiombeo.
|Qroi e. $. Barbour ira 9incoln,
allrator for Statens @uieim, oor
Der noe og tog Ben Gel al STE
letet / 9eIiooelie, iom ban fnl1ot
|fou. 3elten, Der er inoer Satl'
loet, ifol ienere bentes; men Strem
men maa isrIt aileoes, laa mar
fan fonme til at graoe geftei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26

op. @a 9eretning ira Qincoln,
i g@ran0 5slano 5n0epe6ent" Ct.
teres I u65e 9anne6rog Qeips@,
9oori Der itaar, at oenne aampe=
9%3aita0on, Der fal0e5 Columbian
9}onmot5, er Is 500 6pi og 20
500 lang. 5Der enfelt Ian0 oeier
ooer 20 Sumo. - 5a, set er 10
Ell al @ll05 nnoerIi9e Sfabninger,
Der er uooo0, men fpr bar lepet
5er. Gen 6lioer oel opr0 at be.
tra9te, naor Ben 6lioer opitillet /
Statens Qfuieum.
8aitor 9o6erien par til areos.
ma0e i Omaha % meloer ct go0t
9l90e. Ct. $. g.. 9eoeriell,
8aitor @e0eriens @leieien, er /
@5icogo ior at ior6ere0e fig til
ari9en. San 6leo gremierlgjtaaat
og er me0 JON 2pae. Sans 8lt.
Itru er meo 5an1.
65ris Sonien ira Cafe 9reiton,
:. g. 0ons Stem er @eiton,
Sopo bar Der pao 8ei6g og til
9rDIllp, %Iioe(eoes $. 80. 8eterien
oQ @uitrn ira 9otter, Aebr.
Set bar 6reoa9 Alften ST. 6,
6en 7. Sept6., at Step6onie Re
terien, $. 8eteriens Dn9ite Cater,
bleb bet til Comm S6renien, Mrs.
93iels SgrenienS onqite Sen. Brit
oens Sgiter, 8ena, o9 6qtter, Chris
@anIen, le0ia9eoe Dem / 8irfen, 81
4aItor 8e0erIen ltof6rte Ben beiti-
beige Geremoni. De in0bu0te Sc
tier orog ga me0 Automo6iler ira
airfen til 9ruoenS 6iem, 6por 9rDl-
llrppet iortiatte8. Set bar en- Set,
Ser len9e biI minoe8 meo @lp6e.
Monge @enner tilenifer Sc M.
gifte 9pffe og @ll68 @elii9nelie.
De reiite npite 8og til 6eres npe
Stem / omaha. 9ruoeu5 Dn9ite
9rooer, g. %. 9e6erien, Ioa paa
Sp8eIeie, % ri iaOneoe BAN. San
bar ppret me9et iDg men oct er os
Ell itor @Ieoe, at ban MI er peo
at bIioe raft i9en.
Hoe / 9}oIteo par Der Den 9
10. September Ell it6rre &eiorma.
,tionsieit, 5oori 8oItor 8e0erien %
man9e ira oenne Meni9be0 to9 Del,
ioa pei iom mango ira an0re Ste
ser.
9orsoogen ben 20. Sept6. oar
let. Saul g9ooIter8@ poa en- Gur
for at a0ertere port gounto 5oir
ior Sept. 25-27. 6eIe 5eIifobet
forloo oere5 2(lltomo6iler ior at
Ipiie til Nii0oag Ger.
Gen 2iten, Sen 20. boIOtes III
ife0sfeit i Columbia Sail Tor s AZ
pore unge Mpn6, iom BAR inOfalot
o.. nlaatte reiie 6reoag. 81 beoer
I@lt6 be0ore Dem ale. Ger bar pei
en- 400 genner til 9or0s UNDER
iSang o9 Gale Of Or. S6omler.
i4oltor 8e6erien, un0erte9neoe og
andre. Otter 4itensmooen bolot
Setter @bbeIen, Der npli9 bar font
men biem ira California, en- Len.
gere Gale, 6oortil Den tore 6or-
Iamling lptteoe meo ippnot Op.
mprfIombeo. s oft blep Der me-
act at tenfe ODER.
Ger forbereoes til @isiionsfeit
her oen $50. Sept. Sci oenter
Iflere fremmeoe 9relter og en- goo
,Tililutning og beoer ON SUBS gel'
,%iignelie.
9arlio Silienl
e 9. 90. Sannibal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26

0oofa De JO TIN ef DaIDf llle0 d
/ &irfeIi9be0en 6oIoer til6uge. Sag
.Q}0rfe til, 6bor langt 6errens 3or.
igtteIier rpffer. san Ioper T. gfS.
At fore bans til6age til Bethel, 1.
Qloieb. e, Is, % oct gioroe ban,
alea iaa niaatte Der eilomt fenfpes
Ell M aQnIp, pr ban fom belt biem.
Vi Itaar meo mango % tore 0pga-
Der i are0ien = ofte iom 8eter,
Der bar arbeioet 5eIe Gatten og fif
intet, men oar 81 iaa ogiaa Beter5
Iro % 5%rimo0i96eo til at fate
Garnet 10 paa 6erreu5 0ro? 5
8eroen 5ren9iel, men bprer frimos
oige, t5i ie9 bar ooerpun0et Der.
ben, ii0er ban, iom er neo. 5aa
er Der in8en @ran0 til at oare
banae, ielo OH oct ier nof iao ior.
t0iolet no for oct menneifeli9e gie.
5re6og aften prpoife0e 9rpIter.
he ). 9}ielien % s. 6. ]tielien.
2er0a9 5ormi00a9 aa6neoes 0fp-
BET meo An6a8t Oe0 8ait. s. 0iel
fen. Sefretprens Gapport oplpites
% goofen6tes. aomiteens aapport
oplnite5 % 8oofenotes til at gen
ae0t9aa puaftoi5. 3gf9euoe 9unfte
o%eoto9es:
l.. 5 9etra9tain9 al, at Der er
0an8eI paa 8reiter / are0ien, %
i 9en6ol0 til, at pore Meni96eoer
Der / 2iten er inlaa, iaa foreilaar
aomiteell, At BET 6enitilIes til Qfe.
~ai95e0en / @orcester at faloe BAT.
aiur, iaa @orcester bli0er anneg
til Bottom, in0til Weni85e0en ier
Jig / Stan0 til ielo at fal0e Brett.
,. areosnlg0et 6enitiIIer til areos.
iormanoen at ppre Meaigbe0en /
@arren bebiplpeIig me0 at faloe
Pf1eli' i2i oe3fillloa Paa 0fell99e.
oen5 9eli89enbeo, fan ben oanIfe-
il9l l'oa ssat02l 9tQ'aoelle aleo i'o.
9ta ai1oen 0se'll82ep S~eteole"' %
ri anto8er, at Meni9be0en meo ri.
a. 4Z4H - 81
''iel'3 "aosllieaetle III ii oe99aoe
iileo' tlliloe tatoe e9eo Pf0lt.
.. 3e Qelif99e2 III @teolel'
Si2lals al oeI9ellllle @~feolea9 Slet.
Il III @'eii99eoea @offeo.
!. s'te02lllpoel u~iioelu'et1 I'll VIZ.
Il~l9Qeoe'i'e P2l'aoetp9ta % Ptui"i
llelo lot2a''otet a1ooQtoe9 OH ii
'o'9e P'"5' Ioi''i''s'.
. N~teo2i'eo1 "oaaiet III Sui
III 9asltoilet ~ 4. S'oeei u
9ot9 4toeloe @eo'l'te@ % 9aF''
lple1 10 ~ Qoot Jun III Il, %
@'eoel 89otei'oei "teo9lp9'etief9
9aaolelllaooe ooef lot @et. 9lpeei'
b. @feo9iilgoel aolalet III 0luoe
ooef, ii u. Paet9 p'eil'9geo Sat'
i~llol9afl 9at lel ll9 ta' III
o999e @ltte % P'el 'e0ol'9, u
9eteoe9 Hoaa'et @'9osi i" 9t,'os
ooet' ii 0'eta99eoea / Pe"' gun
oar ta9et 1al Paa 9Plptellea ~ I'll
stlfte. III oel @tH1'o oel'aplef0'teo9'
',,eoe'' u "ts0Is" os''s aut WV
9(eaI97eoea lalllllle 9totte JON 9i0.
l1loIlt.
@a oeoio8es oeti'olt.
l. III 3teolea 9oet 9zo III o'''''''.
9tallillllsllolel.
:. III 9e'llltte II! 9oet 3eeii'99so
III lllllQIloe Ell @su''o " IL tept"
leItere 2uH. Sulg. fPHu4. 9oul 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26

STRIFE % BrGlteboli8, % ct. Baua
ii @eni95eo, 9enn gan, q. g., Ell
.oe0 At 609ge STRIFE. 5io1npontc
bar 6elloenot iig til. 8enner / Sam.
flno % areo8 ON at fomnle Dem
til 5ialp i bette 5oreto9enoe, 50il-
fet ior3oo6entli9 oil 6lioe ta9et til
.6af8e At mol9e. @i fun fun gIa6e
o5 meo Il. Reters % ct. Bauli
@eai09e0er % 6nife @llo5 8elii9.
nelie ooer oere5 819gearbei0e.
Misiionor 90. SDeet bol0t @u65.
tieneite, Sgn6a9sifole % aoin0e.
ms0er i @ontreaI. San, in6til ban
ffDtte0e 0erfra ii6it / Nprif. Meni0-
5e0en to8 en- i'm 4fife6 me0 BAN
oa Sans 5omilie % bite 6eroe0,
at De p%aaif6nneoe 0ere3 opofren0e
Gr6ei0e. 8e0 6ortmic6, %. g., Dol.
Ser 0r. Sfpeet SBn6ogsIfole %
0eoer omfrina / 6iemmene 60er
iSenoa9. 9artmicb li9ger ca. s Mfl
ira 2airen8, ioa gait. q. qirfe.
aaaro fan fife bpre Ser 6oer Sen.
Dag. @fter Mr. Speet oa 8ait. Sir.
feaaar08 2nife bar areos6eitprelIen
ianftioneret Q3r. 81. Smeet JON
8reo5misiionur peb 6arttpic6 %
0me9n.
areositDreIien bar / 5oraaret be.
%illlttet at paaif6nne MisIionpr
Speets 2(r6ei6e, 6aaoe Def ban Tor.
lob, % BET, ban fog op, 6a ri Tor.
u0iatte, at 5lptling % at brD0e
m 9one oil0e iaIoe baar0t paa
Dam. 8i bar bog fife iaaet oct 10.
iart = 8asiererens Re9aifab oil
op8i0e @rnnoen. 8i iaitiatte 5elIer
life no9et 9eIeb, oa Def 10 biI6e be-
10 pao, boao oi 5a0oe at banole
meo. III 6eoes 9(arsmp5et ta9e oct
te un6er oeIoitIig 0peroeielie % at
ial6i6re oct.
areoien bar mootoget $3.50 t Stgt.
te ira Samfum0ets M}isiionsfasie .
5Sra 9rp0ipn or DER iolf iu0fnmmpn
ri bar ien6t $25 til gmi
grantmisiionen. 2enne Gum blep
Iooet 1915, men bleo life ien0t paa
@run6 Al ltHoeriflt0 8asien. 4ors.
me0et 5eoes trpffe geItemmelie ON
0enne 0isiions 5tette ior bette
9lar5 8eofommen0e.
Seq bar mootaget en- Sfrioelie
ira 8on. Cuff. 9u6f. 6oltie, iom
ie9 oil opIpie o8 5enIp99e til Mars.
mooet5 5o%r6anoIing o9 9eilntnin8
Seq FAR o9iaa m%oota8et ct 9reo
ira get5ania Meni9be0, 4toinfiel6,
3! 5. meo 5oreiporgiel. ON Der ira
eller Saminnoets Si0e er
lioaen MlIi95e0 for 6ieIp, ida Be
dmop faa Brett til at 30 i6lan6t
fig.
8i bar ct tort 2fr6ei6e % Ell
itor @lto, Der itaar bag oe0 o9 meo
/ oette Qrbeioe. 9ar oi ooiaa en-
itor Gro til oenne @n0 % ct tort
ior Bette qr6ei0e, oil ri ooer.
fommc 8aaifelia5eoerne beo bet.
@oers 9. $. q pr.
Get oeotogeS at oglge Ell aomite
paa 3 til at tage 3no6eretnin9en
unoer Goerpeielie % iremfomme
aleo 6orilog. GrqIterne 5. 5. aiIo.
Iig % II. a%irfe9oaro iamt 8elegot
81. Stpeet oal9tes Iom 9omite.
"a are0Ieas aasierer. ". Mas.
mlsien, Bolton, fife oar til Steoe,
oplpIte 5ormanoen bans Re9nifa5,
Der bite en- iomlet Sn0ta8t Al
$822.71 % hight $820.75. 0et
oeotoges at ooergipe Regnifa6et til
Reoiiorernes @fteripn. 9eIe8ot 81.
5afo6ien % 9ait. ). Rielien oaIg-
te5 iom Ieoiiorer.
efter Qfipn9elien al Ell SaIme
i~noleocoe 8aitor q. airfe8aoroareo.
iens @mne, Matt6. %, 20, iom DER.
eiter oreiteoes lipli8t o9 go0t. Ser
nogle 5tretanfer: 5eins er ielp
aon8e. San bar al Magt baaOe /
Simmelen % paa Sor6en, troos
allc Stats. % 6rifirfer, Der oite
bar lqrt og itemt imo0 bans 0ro
og Billie. San beialer oS at 8aa
no til ale Menneifer, obbe Dem %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26

Cdr. briite EFT, Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-26

y timber 6enne Operifriit ifal
set oere os en- 6orneielie at meo'
oele 9reoe fra Soloater | De for.
ifelliae goeliesfeire / 2anoet. &eo.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
DAMAGE TO
COTTON By FROST
Estimated at l,l72,OOO Bales for the Entire
Belt Memphis DishictHit, Crop in
Arkansas and Tennessee Short.

Damage to the cotton crop from
the extraordinary early killing frosts
this fall is estimated by the Com
mercial Appeal at 1,172,OOO bales.
However, it may be said that a
small portion of this damage may
be more apparent than real, as there
is bare chance that some bolls rec
oned as killed by the freezes may
open, These constitute relatively
small proportion of the total.
Heaviest damage reported has been
in the central portion of the northern
rim of states. Specifically, Mem
phis is the center of the area of the
greatest damage. In eastern Arkan-
sas and all of Tennessee the devas-
tation was so great as to constitute
disaster, estimates of the damage
in those sections ranging from 80 to
as high as SO per cent.
Northern Mississippi and Alabama
also suffered, but frost damage was
lessened in those states, as well as
southern Arkansas, by the fact that
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
Mrs. Lillian Dunlap.

Mrs. Lillian Dunlap, wife of John
Dunlap, died at her home in Pillow
vile Monday, Oct. %, after a lin
gering illness of several months. She
was a lovable, christian character
and bore her sufferings with chris
tan fortitude. She leaves a hus-
band and five children, a father and
several brothers and sisters, being a
sister of E. L. and Bruce Montgom-
cry and Mrs. Sam Scarborough, of
Mckenzie.
The funeral service was held at
New Hope Tuesday, conducted by
Rev. Nm. Thorne and in the pres
ence Of large crowd. Her remains
were laid to rest under a bed of au-
tumn flowers, by the side of her
sainted mother.
The following nephews served as
pal bearers: Gin Eeece, Her
bert and Bobo Montgomery, Clar-
ence Dunlap and Guy Chance,-Mc-
Kenzie Banner.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
"A SPLENDID TONIC ~


Hixson, Te1n.-"About 10 years ago
was. d." oo.s Mrs. :. 2. Go31, G.,
this place. a suffered with a pain in
my left side, could not sleep at night
with this pain, always in the left
side...
My doctor told me to use Cardui. I
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, | was stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
l at first let it go, but began to get
weak and in rundown condition,
so l decided to try some more Cardui,
which I did.
This last Cardui which | took made
me much better, in fact, cured me. 1t
has been a number of years, still l
have no return of this trouble.
feel it was Cardui that cured me,
and l recommend it as a splendid fe-
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. Take Cardui. 1t should sure
ly help you, as it has SO many thou
sands of other women in the past 40
years. Headache, backache, sideache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out
feeling, are all signs Of womanly trou-
Bile. Other women get relief by taking
Cardui. Why not you? All druggists.
NC-132
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
CONSPIRACY TO
DESTROY SUPPLIES

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 26.-In re-
Spouse to warning telegraphed by
Administrator Herbert C. Hoover,
of a reported conspiracy afoct in
the Northwest to destroy grain sup
plies and cattle, steps were taken
today to safeguard grain elevators
and stockyards in this state
Mr.. Hoover's telegram said:
II am informed of ide-Gpread
conspiracy on the part of the enemy
to destroy animals IN stocxyarls and
grain supplies. In view OF the tre-
mendous loss of food by the recent
fire in the Kansas City stockyards, l
urge that you get in touch immedi-
ately with all stockyard companies
in the state of Washington.
Emphasize the vital Importance
of largely augmented watch service
and other fire protection. | also be-
lieve Gov. Lister and the governors
of all other states should have the
principal stockyards patrolled by
trustworthy home guards. This war
ming also applies to grain elevators.
The serious losses of wheat in the
recent Brooklyn fire must not occur
again"
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
WEAKLEY co. SOR-
GHUM MAKES HIT.

Mr. Pete Harris, junior member
of the popular firm, Mayo & Harris,
informs the Enterprise that just re-
Gently his firm has shipped some of
the justly celebrated good old Weak
ley county sorghum to St. Louis,
Memphis and Washington, D. c., and
in each instance has been notified
by the consignee that it was the very
best he ever flopped flap-jack into!
For several years this firm has made
regular shipments of choice sor-
ghum to st. Louis.
1t occurred to us several years
ago, after noting the superior quality
of the sorghum made in this county
and after hearing it so literally and
generously complimented by others
who used it, that it could be made
profitable industry by putting this
sorghum up under a special brand,
absolutely pure and unadulterated.
The plan is this: Equip mill for
extracting all the juice, install
modern improved cooking pan and
keep everything sanitary, and then
contract with a number of farmers
to grow five to ten acres each of
cane. This sorghum could be put
on the market under a special brand,
in nicely labeled container and it
would find a ready market.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
$40 INVESTED IN
CALF BRINGS $3I.25

What this lad did every other boy
can do. Along early in the present
year, Master Joe C. Holbrook Dor
rowed $40 forom his grandfather,
ESQ, A. C. Gardner, buying a calf
with the borrowed money The calf
was given no feed, except what it
hustled for itself out Of Mr. Gard
ner's 30O-acre farm, but when it was
sold one day last week to Buck Pal
mer brought the snug. sum of $31.25.
This is a little more than 300 per
cent on the investment. 1t shows
the great possibilities in this section
in livestock husbandry. 1t shows
that more attention ought to be Civ
en- this important branch of farm
ing. Right today the world is crying
with a loud voice for meat of all
kinds, and prices have gone sky
high.
There ought to be a law prohib-
iting the slaughtering of single calf
under six months old or killing fe
male hog in this entire country dur
ing the next five years.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02

the bon weevil beat the frost to it. .
This is also the case in portions of
northern Texas. On this account
correspondents report that these sec
lions will not live up to the Sept.
% promise, irrespective of frost,
Picking is advanced to almost COM
pletion over the southern half of the
belt. While in the north it has been
somewhat slow in getting under way.
rapid opening following the freezes
is causing picking to be rushed.
Probably well over half of the
growers in the belt are selling their
product as fast as ginned, but there
is goodly number who believe pri-
ces will eventually be much higher
and these are holding. Much cotton
going into second hands is being held
by the merchant. Financial condi-
lions seem to favor this holding so
long as it suits the holder.
Estimated frost damage in bales
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02

The Enterprise still 81. Subscribe.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
YES! LIFT A CORN
OFF WITHOUT PAIN!
Cincinnati authority tells how to dry
up corn or caIus so it lifts
off with fingers.

You corn-peatered men and women
need suffer no longer, Wear the shoes
that nearly killed YOU before says this
Cincinnati authority, because a few
drops of freezone applied directly on u
tender aching corn or callus, stops sore
ness at once and soon the corn or
hardened callus loosens so it can be
lifted out, root and all, without pain
A small bottle of frcezone cost very
little at any drug store, but will posi-
lively take off every hard Or soft
corn or callus. This should be tried,
as it is inexpensive and is said not TO
irritate the surrounding skin.
of your druggist hasn't any freezonc
tell him to get small bottle for you
from his wholesale drug house. 1t ia
fine. stuff and acts like charm every
time.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-02
Lays in Supply of Stamps,

Reading in last weeks Enterprise
of an advance in postage rates from
two cents to three cents per letter
after Nov 2, Almus Cook, so John
McWherter tells US, bought So worth
of two-cent stamps the other day so
as to get in ahead of the raise in rate.