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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

keTon0srs fir 6iefen 3psd g~earhsitst
IND. gie Jugen mIHsn natirlih
qut blot nit 3srentmOrtsl %psritris
9en neroen.
5dufia tommt e nor. bdb Elm
GnDrnfsiH NIT Sfpei oOer mfhr 3ii-
aea bergelhnt piro. nm fir Derfhie
oenr Gefm i'm 5auIs 81 DieieE.
sine lnIfe Ginrintung 1T bia1sr
mo aud 3iDedmdbger. als iueun fir
ie6en gfen Gin beionbsrer 3au6fang
auFaefahrt Miro. Die b~tifebenbt
8si1nuna seiat eintn iOlasn S6orns
ifein nit 0rei Jdngen; Die 6ei0sn
aubtnfdnge (4 uno q iino be-
aimmt fit bic 3eHiral1si8ang ~
Fri Balrmtnt unb ben ae6lsrb Or
IN Der Slide nd6rsHO Der mittiers
Gid CO 9niillttn ) m ~ be
sen Eat. Lissr Alta sHa, eer
0nrh oe atiSsn 6uBetsa 8da7FdHae
narum a!tgn siIO. rHlIleet lui,ls
81 es|er tefen ZsaFsraiur tiasa
0rfen a~GzstNi&1s! 1se5Hst
ffr QIIaAa. & 3 On asmen, ord
oie esr Sdoxn giH Tibri. msscm
rsaa3sfle Geiauugrr naa. ON
IN k.a 4si.eIsus D oHs
at5Fad. ba.ta bic bic idlsate Cuff
nh1isbsn fam. gs 1T 0iss cine osr
mSaliden Wlstboesn BON natiirIiter
msaiiIdiinn i'm 6aHIS nno lpsnn be-
nukl + @sr6inonng nit irsa1b eines
erosrsn EiurihiuHs. bic CUTE euTi
fsz G<bdass briHai nirb oaaar9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

ian0ers bod mo ~gerlnoet, cher
l9mal, ME aun Der fuaen; bic Jlus
gel ispr lang. etrpas inieppsnD ess
trageu. ole JaBe tur3 uHo Hadt.
ga4 Der 5ar6e oes @efieOers Bat
man DE tolssnpsn Sprten 4Serridsns
taubsn: u gemOnats. am Usrbreitets
item; aopL 11nniI5 Hno gtoBs J.Is
gsll9mingen IinD bst Dieien DeIB, 5as
ibrige 0efteoer iarbig in idipar3,
rot, eel6 unO blau; p eiHfarbi5e, m
nsib i9par5, rot. gsIb. blau; 3
qem6nhte Tiger nit peIBem aopf.
S9pans unO grpBsH Sfnpingen, bas
iibrige GefieDer 5eisl cine idlDor3e,
rote ober aelbe Shuppens ober 5lsfs
tsn3eidnuna nui psiBem Grun6e; ~
noppsltuppfge In peibsr Gdrbf, bic
I'D BON pen ibrigsn Berriidsntauben
eabur6 unteri6stDen, oab fs iiber
Fer S6nabelnurssl cine 5ebsrHelte
trdgel. 3neifeisehne aus siner arsns
5ung Der ytrrAdeHtau5s nit Der
2rommeitaube Encouragement, mas
dea bisls sGpgpsltuppigsn ibres
p.ampm a5rptrs, ibrer man5elbafi
salpIeeliea Asrruds nno ibrsr 5es
pofnliB ~6siisotrisn Jige fpsgsn tsis
nen 6sEonotrs gutsn eiHorud, un6 III
iffe Aeitsgu9t jsoeBfalls nift ~
smpiehien.
Die Bgrrldsntnnbs if itbr iperie
ilusbeiGEigt, 3sist Ib ~aberbaupi msbr
ru6ia ais lsB6ait 1T aber ni4t dHsits
i'd, f0nbern 5ufraulih. Sbrs 5Ort'
DfIansnns bari als 5ismli9 bsfrisbi.
oeuo bs8ei6net psroen. gon Rraut.
btiten piro fl, Da rsdt abseblrsst.
nur feEien 6eimgslIft unb 1T ihrel
eiasnarfiaen G60nhsit ipessu nIlge.
nein eefhdst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

september geerntet. IinO bic SIR
ner anfangs NObember ioneit aus.
gstrodnst, oaB Iis gsor0l4en nsrOer
tonnsH. Man legt Ste 8uneeI aui
eineH 6ol3bIod, I3Iagt nit oer
8reitart Die Samsnt0pfe al unG
ldBt Ie bann Our9 Die 9reIdmd.
Ihine geben. Die a0rner srbrBsn i'm
aDrHbauie isbr leiGt uno miiHen Of
ters umgei9nufelt per0en.
Bon ben orei periateoeneu Cor.
ten, peiBss, rptes unO ihpar3es al,
firtorn, geItsn bic beiofH leBtsrn als
Die ertraorei4itsn uHb ous rote ais
bic fri6ite 5orte. Der a0rnerertrna
pom Acre IdDautt 5piiten 40 uuD
50 8uibel. Bferos unD Gabs irefeu
ois trodusn Stengsl germ. Dds Me6I
oou aafirtorn piro in Qfrita Fdr
9adpert toGgeidagt.
0tTO Gofirtorn aaein fit Ranbs
Tattergeieinuung a%ngebaut. 10 nsrOsn
IL bis 2 8ufbel 5amen breitmiir,
fla ousgeidt unp eingesgst. Die
Stengsl peroen geItnitten tpenn Die
R6rntr nod nei6 fno. 9on DEM
QaGpa6s oes aa~firforns miro be-
hauptst, paB er Elm s6sHio 9efd9r!is
4es 5utter lei, ME Der oes Sor9z
BUNS.
Cine moere 6ru6t, Der Milos
moi8, 1T In je6er Beiie, in Gaat,
4oastum un0 @ruts, Dem aoIirs
torn d6nlid,. nit osm e. ia aud gu
ben ni4t3uderreiaen Gorg6umnrtsn
gt9drt. Gs gibt 5lpei 4rieu beg giis
lomais, bic neiBt, peI6e Is1r Ipit
lire a0yner rsiit, uno bic stpas
frIbers gsIbe Qrt Bic aud ots .aas
raj branching 5otg6um@ betannt lit.
8eibs Sprten 3eidnen iih onourf
aug, oaB Fe 5iels QebsRihaHs (5ut.
tsrs) trei6eu, po0urh Der Sufferer
trdg Ttbr geIisigert ntrp.
Milomais fam niht 70 bel Dir
re ertrageu ME aafrtorn uno fie6i
in ieiHer @rtrGqeu biuter Ntdis,
Sors6am unb 9afirtorn 3uriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
gelie6te Sanbenart.

9rcB eln lbruas Dseer neuer
1a1~lartsn nset bic l9cn l:it
s~9ssltt1s..sn ps4IHH.e perEn-sn s
.ales inner ReE Dee sisosassr.
gAeas gresn 1ls IL gepsBHlgus
5s.bsau5e, nameH,liW LANCER 10
rieis, 1t BIZ. 0u1 aaba3irH.au6e sss
aulHie gegrueeasaube ZEN Je5aut
IND trdst i3 eraa5sR uH0 anmutIa.
Str Aepi 1T ile.n. bcGIimtJ, nit
gsr1nmigiw. s!uns sesas Diem S6sL
tsl, uno pirb bolb rsn Der IN OF
falt elmer Gapotte melt ibsrrnsene
ben gsrrids peroedt. sSdnabeI frr3
un0 bid, abudrts eerihtst. ME bin
M0nHsn; 4usen sros. perlfarbig.
nit 6aasraub unlesbsH; 6als k1ne
unb aufrsdE eeirageli. I'm @oreers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
SeiluHs Don Oreiaridiscn aa6sn.

Gs tUmmt irOb iOrgtditigen IlsIs
Tens Dor, oaB Rlbe mi einem Gtrif
troden psrosn; Mtfpsber ee6t bic
Wild IoRgiam surit oDer iie bers
liegt pIOblt9 pbne Dorberige Gnt8Ins
oung Oss Cutters. DitIes tritt qes
raOs bel otn mil9rei9fsn aiibsn
am b~dufigitsn auf. Run gibt e elm
sinfadss WtitteI. iol9s aube tuieber
pierltridis 3u MAIDEN: Man mub,
fnenH bic bstrsifenbe Rub am guiern
lit. jsbod min1eitens Sd MODEM
pDr Dem aaIbsr, ben 3iiriifgebliebt.
men Grid tdgIih Slpeimal trdFtig
an3isben. Bon aiibsn, lpel6e anf
otsle Weife behanbslt nerben, Tno
mad Dem aolbsn minOeitens 70 qroz
gent nisber normal. Sbiges tonn
aud in a~npsnbuns sebra6t psrbsn
BET aihsn. rslds burh Gutsrnts
climbing oosr btrgleifsn 5ipsiz cher
irdItridig gsporbtn EBb, bod III IN
bisFtm 5aIIs Der grfoIg niht 70
ourtidIastnb. Gp6 fam Is ims
MERLIN Ieidt ptriudt usrhsn oa bic
gebanDiuns nit ieinerIsi Rotten bers
buHbsn 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
Sin !sndJtfa6iaer sdmetterIina.


Gin lteuer i5aa bon 2eudtfdbia.
felt bel sSHieften mllr0e neuer0m9s
ourh Den Soriher 5. Stat entoedt.
.Gs banoeIt iid nm Sen Samet.
terling aretia GAIA. befannt inter
Gem Namen bralner Bar. 1ieier
SdlmetterIing iitt in Der glnbe Der.
ort, 0aB Die 2dHgsadiie oes appf.
Antiquities in elmer Gbene NIT Der
2angsad)ie Der grult be5u. oeg
@nufnbihnittes Iiegt. Die 5uei
erlten gruitringe iino bon einem
arageu ans broiiien Saoren iiber.
0edt, Der Dem aorber fIad anliegt.
@ei Der IeiieiteH geriibrung ninmt
eer in ioIder 9inbe b~efin0Iid)e
ShmetterIing cine aampfiteaung
Gin, inoam ct ben aopf ge1en Die
9ondieite oriidt. Sieronrd miro
Der ardgen geboben, into Die DOE.
ber bcroedten geudtorgdle oes
SdmctterIings per0en lidtbor. Die.
ie iin0 in Der 8meisabE porban0e.
nen s%end]torgoue limo ais belle
5leden fenntLidl, bon rotor roietten.
arfig aneeoroneten SadreH uniiteiIt.
Gil biloen Die Seifnungen bon
qrhien. meIde nod geniieeno itar.
fer medjdniider Hei5ung 3. y.
nab eillem Stob auf ben aopf oes
Sdmetterlinas = ie einen Sropfen
Sefret ousideioen oas Elm grim.
Iides 9idt ansitrobIt. Bel frafti'
gen GrempIaren 0auert ons 2eid.
ten bis sehn ScfImoen bierauf miro
has Sefret tpieoer ein9e5ogen, mo
and Die farbige Qidteriheinmg bort
ouf Die erideinung Der 2eudlt,
j fabigfeif 1T iofuobl beim gldnuden
ipie 6eim Neibtsn nHsntreifeu. gIe.
! let 1aa bon 2endifdhigfeit inter.
idei0et Iif pon ben 6daen anoerer
l~euftcn0er Snieften. BET oenen 0ns
Sidt BON Tier initinftiD re9nIiert
meroen fonH. 6o0uuh 0aB Is iifJ
hier nm Gin Shuemittel banOeIt,
neil MIR onrdl einen anBeren Sei5
bic 9eudterfdefuimg berborgeruIen
! miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

Die unter Dem Ramen aafirtprn
6etannte 5eIOfrutt sebjrt gu Oeriels
Sen 4flan3enart rpie Sorghum uno
geitntorn uno itammt ans ben re-
geuarmen @egsubsn SIOlfritas.
6ierSulanOs pirO iie baFsr bsious
oers in ben flo uno iiiOpsItIihen
Stdateu, Dte an Regenmangel ieiz
ben, srfolgreid %ange6aut.
aaIirtprn tommt auf dlen 8os
osnarten fort. gibt uber aaG Hur
Die beiten @rntsn nuf guiem 2anee.
Seine 8orsHgs Dor 91ais iinO, oaB
e mebr Dirrs unb !6iBe psttrageu
lam unb Feiuere Stengel ais Muis
bat, penn Is bift in Oa Rei6en
fs6t. SIN 9egsnosn. no gtndgsuo
Rtgsu fdlt, 1T IS froglih. Oh Rtft
Der Mais ben 8or3ug peroisnt. Ter
Juttermert beiOsr qfIan5en III Siemz
li6 glsih. Ioipeit StengeI uno glGtz
ler in 9etradt tommen; Der gdbrs
inert Der a0rner Oes 8afirtorns itcbt
absr binter 0enen oes Wlais 3uriid,
ME our4 5utterberFuds api pers
fdieoenen Qderbaupatioasn isItgez
iteat tpuroe.
Die @or6ersituag oes 9ooens 1e=
i6iebt ME fit Mais; ie feiaer eos
Saatbeet, OeItp beTer. Die bette
gfGau3peiis, psnH es fit I'm bic
G6rnerernte banoelt lit na@ gerius
den in RauIas, Die a0rusr in Qbz
Itdnosn BON So 800 in Der aeihs
uno 5piIden IeBtern einsn aaunt.
BON 3 6uB gu laFen. Gs gsbsn in
biefer Msiie 6--7 gfuuO Gamen
auf 1 Qcre. 8as BFlan3en oorf niht
lriiber pprgenommen perben, als bis
jehe 8efabr Don Rahtfr6ten porii6er
unb Der gooen bnrhtpdrmt lit. lie
psttere 8sarbeitung bes a%nfirtogns
lift ME beim Mnis.
3p6If Bis pier3ebH Wodsn ndh
Dem gflan3en iinb bic SamsntorHer
beg 9afirtorus reif uno mug e.
Oann gsi6uitten psrbsu. Denn i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

fir Jarm ntn 6artPn.
NansbeisMna nnN e@urniein.

Dniisbct5nug iiHn Shurnltstn.
Der Grfplg elmer 6ei5uugsanlags
bdngt in bobsm @raos BON Dem
GhornIteir ab. Dieier muB ZEN s3ug
bspertitsIigsH fir bic g.rIOrsuns
Des Gfeng NIT Gnit, IND obue geniis
genben 3ug lit Elm triges uno Ders
ldpsHoerilnes 5eusr oas Heiultat.
Die Gtdrte oes 2~uft5uges piro
Dur6 bic 65he Des GdOrniteins be-
Oingt, a6er bic Menge Der ourapGis
ferenDen 2uft iii mebr ober oet
e~beuIopiel lb6dngig pon Der Beite
oesfelben, als Don ieiuer 6o9e. Sin
G6ornTtein mag eineu redt ltartsn
qua haben, lpenn isine Nttte ni9t
grOb genug 1T. 10 OaB Der Glen
aiht bInreiGenoe Menqen uon Suit
aieben lam, piro 0as Jsusr ti4 oo1
mir fale1t er9alten lafen uno sr
miro ihIedt bremen.
Die tenniI9e Prari5 bat ge5eigt
boB fir cine 6ei3anlage in ben ses
nobnIiden bur6i9nittli4eu 8o9us
bdulern cine lnnere Rau6fdugneite
BON s Bel u 3oa n%ptpen0ig 1T BET
einent pieredigen S4ornitein unO 8.
6is 10 3cu Dur9meFer fir eintn
runoen G6orHitein. Der SaOrnfeiu
muB fi6 aut nod iiber ben b6hfen
Tell 0es @ebduoes erbeben, uno i'm
Male anoere @sbdube oOer hohe
9dume IN oer RGbe iinO, ipq aud
bsim Ban oes 56ornfteins m6glias
he GiidliGt auf ole mOgliaeripeite
Oaburh bepirtte porberrIhenoe
Winorihtung senommm peroeu, bic
2~uftipirbeI unb 8egenitr0muHgen
mo odbur6 sinsn RieOerIdlag in
ben Rau6iang peruriaden. lin oies
len nebelftdnOsn au bsgegnen. mag
i mandmaI n0tig peroen, cine 5es
psglihe adppe aus GiieHbIed aufs
,ufesen, fDenn ii6 bic urfade nidt
3efeitigen ldBt.
Der Raudfang fir cine 3entrols
5eisunq ioa 10 geraoe dls mOglih in
iefner aan8en 2Gnge hodgeben uuo
lon meter feline Defining bnbsn. ais
fir bas Raahrp6r Der 6si5ung. Qb>
IGse ober Minoungsns irgenb peIter
4rt i'm 3uge bsbtnosrn Den freisn
aufftieg nnb ab3ug Der 9aIe, NOS
Ourd Der 3ug i'm Gfen gsidpddt
nirD. vi 9effuung oes Sdorns
feins oben bari In teiusr 8eiie 10
hefappt nerben. OaB boourh bic
5mgfIdde singefdrdntt miro.
Ger bette Rau6fang III Die rum
be, sDlinbrifde Jorm, Die oas gHtz
ipeiden Der Safe an lsidteitsu un0
nafarli6Hen 3uldBt. Die runOen
aauhfdnae perben enttpeOer aus
entfpre6enb groben 901ren hsrges
ifeat, ober aud aug 3emeutbl6den, Sic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

Bale 6sgiunt Biz fragenartige Ger.
rice. 8ie6t iid an ben 5alsisiten
mad bntm gum Qodsu, no Is cine
U}d6ue biloet. une amIdlisBt 1!s
aapotte ben 6ntertopf uno sinen
9eil oes SdeiteIs.
Die 5orm ber qsrride Idbt Ii6
bsutti6sr aus Der bsigsgebeuen @bs
biioung erienner. ais our6 MOrte
beiareiben; bic gruft 1T nift be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
Wftntr 5ayrsibfbrirf bfs
3biIipp 5anerampter.

Msin rsbsr 9srr ReOudtiUndr!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15
G6en6artIasr @ibaIe.
Ger aalffpf als Griat fir GbitiiaI
peter.

VttGtt
Rur3 por Mnsbrnh Des Nelttries
ses gait bic @sninnung Des 5tiditcts
les aus Der Cuff fir Elm problsm,
BON benz man nitt nubte, Oh IS
Iih our 5eriteaung gr0bersr MenseH
StidItofiz, Doc allen fir bic 2anos
pirti9af., stgnen niirOe. Nobl CAB
"a Idon einise 6obriten fir aaI5is
um5pondmio In StaIien. In StanDis
nnpisn unb ppbl aud In Deutins
lonO; o6sr erit Der arieg oerbalf Dem
grpblem Gum burnihIagenOeH @rs
fole. Nahoem Der Ausbruh Der
5einoleligleiten Den iiberfeeii1en
5tiditDfiprpbutten ben Weg na4
beutlHsR 2anDsn u%ertrat, puroe nas
tiirIi9 bic etrbeimiiae ProouttloH
cine breanenoe 5roge; oenl Der Std
itoif lit ni4t blob IdnDpirtIhaftIIh,
%ipnosru in eriter Cine aud triegss
pirtI4oftli1 elm 5ottOr BON unabitbs
rer 9sDsutung Deuti9lanc 1t bieie
5rase be- 9lrt gslDit, Dab beute lHon
etn 5o1mann. Or. 2otbdr Uieper, Die
8ebduptuns aufiteaen toRr, i'm aalts
Iidltoff lei Der beiDen Glteren Stids
itoifprooatten, Dem GbiIiiaIpeter nn0
Dem i9peteIiaursm ammoniat, elm
e6enbirtiger Rlpale %eritanoen.
0as @ingsbenpsrs iiber bic triesss
uirtlhuftli6e Settle fpirp permutlta
crit mad Dem ariese in bic Gsfient
li4tstt selansen. 5iniiatlin Der
QaHOpitii6afi entbdlt Elm tlr3Iid
oriiben erldienenes 8u9lein pon DR..
9otbar msner 0ns pertppaits, mas
6is6er iiber ben aaltititjtoIf mitgss
teilt porDen hi. gsi a6iaEung Isis
ner po"ItstumIidlen Sdrift leitete Ibn
Der 8eOonte, ris neIehen griabruus
gen in per prattiiaen anpenouns
oieisB Oingmittels, pie gsnib fir
ben gepobnli9sn Uiann ME bintsr
S9Ieiern gsbOraen liegen, ieoermann
3ugGnglid 81 modem. Die 8arIteIs
lung Der Grfubrungen, bic bsi3ebra6t
nurOtn dno BE ieIbitreOsno nIdt ais
abgeihIoHen betrahtet ipsroen ourfen,
lit ibtrous anInauIih. Der 8ers
taiIer osrltsbt Is meiiterbaFt, isinem
gublifum iid mi5upuhen. Den 2dnos
nirten geraoe nlrb pas Bi9lein mills
tommen ietn, Da lie 3uIsBt eineu
Sprung ms 1untle rpagea.
Der Aultitid pof miro aus Der
euft pur9 Abirennung Des Sauers
TOTES com Stldiioff %getponnen, I'M
Gem Ods 70 erbaitene Stldi,oifsas
lber srbiBtes aa3iumtarbiO scleltet
nirD. Ter GbeEiter ipriAt Das gros
butt ais 8ai5ium3Dauamio an. 9tns
Iidtli1 Der aufbenafrung nsiit
Ueper barauf bin, DAP Die grDbte
5or9faIt iiir trodene 9o9eruug an
ylabe lei. Der anltitiditofi ents
balt Hdnlih ttIpns qeBtalt, Oeisa
Rsattion auf 6euhii9teit isDermaun
bsilunt lit. Dir purdl6uittlite
4Dirtung betrdgt uRgsfdbr 50 gros
sent Der MISUNDERSTANDING. Nm
San0 zines umiangreiten 0tateriaIs,
tells eiJsrer grfnbrungsn, be5anoslt
mleper Ols tplhtise 5bema oes Strtis
ems unp Der oa6eI auftretenpsn ulGns
gel. Ratiirli9 tommt e bierbei Oars
auf an, ob 3ugleid 5~tiditoffDaHs
guug erforDerlit lift, Oenn fir blobe
MISUNDERSTANDING IeiItst un5psifels
BAIT bic 20pro8entige GiienuitriolI0=
flung baligere Dienits.
Die 4tbanDlHng gotbar mepers III
nidt nur binfihtlih Der 3ingsrIefre
le1rrsih, ionOern 5eigt aud, rpis raid
artegsHutnenDlgieiten nirti6aftIi6tr
Qatur in DeutidtanO li4 Redt uno
aurs Derihuffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

ben @eDesneiler i'm
mid Da Is en- Split
no ME nit mebr 3u
turiers 10 Der fons
nige part is, DnB
er mid for b.s sans
5s @sidiat blsbme
out unb babel mub
er iid bod mn ielbit
bIebme. patti sr iid
bpn ben 4ndd nit
bic DIRE Oon Ibpdts
3e Iafe, oann NOR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

"a Sd Osnte sDiids
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-15

gu trftnnsn, Ob bas 5oIs
arOden unb gut snm Baum
! # Man baIie Ons DIR an oas cine
enbe ossieIbsn une laifs an bos aHs
Dere nit eiusm 5@lHHel i9lostn. SIT
e gut, 70 muB br Sdlae oensliG &C.
bort Derben, igIbif iusim Der galisH
100 rug l0na III.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
It's Time To Plant Spring
Bulbs.

The time for planting bulbs for out
door spring flowers is here. Any time
before the ground freezes will suit
bulbs OF such flowers as tulips, hy-
acinths, daffodils and crocus, which
will furnish such pleasing masses oi
color about the home grounds in the
early spring. Any well-drained gar
den soil wi grow good bulbs, al
though well-rotted stable manure may
be added if the soil is rather poor.
The depth to plant the different sorts
of bulbs varies, but they should be
too deep rather than loo shallow.
About five inches deep will be right
for hyacinths and narcissus, and an
inch or two less for the bulbs of tu-
lips, crocus and scylia.
The space to give each bulb also
varies with sort and variety, but the
following distances are suggested:
Hyacinths 6 to 8 inches apart, narcis-
sus 8 to 10 inches apart, tulips 5 to s
inches apart. Small bulbs, as crocus,
scylia and anemone are generally
placed 2 or three inches apart. After
the ground is frozen, mulch the beds
where bulbs have been planted with
some leaves or straw manure. This
prevents freezing and thawing, also
"heaving out" of the bulbs. This must
be removed early in the spring. In
the home garden, bulbs give more
pleasing results when planted among
shrubbery and paintings Of other
flowers than when planted in formal
beds. ttfi
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
.MICK'S MPosuB SAINEs
CAMP SHELBY letter.

about 80 or 80 feet high and was
about 80 feet in diameter at the bot
tom or big end It made me think Of
the tropics when saw so many giant
palms and bamboo TIE S. At once
began 10 look for monkeys, but failed
to-see any. There seems 20 be quite
"A lot of fishing done along the cCai.
Mos everywhere we looted at sea
we saw fishing schooners Some were
anchored and some were busy slilins
around way out there.
At Biloxi they have what is known
as the Yacht Club. They have long
gangways built out in the water and
at the end of these there is large
building. 1t is three stories high and
on the first floor they rent bathing
suits 10 gentlemen and lldies. On tn
second floor there IS a dInce hail anG
on the third floor is were The oys
and girls 90 to do their spOoning
This place is strictly a nice place for
boys and girls to 90. There are sew
eral old lady attendants there and a
few men. The yachts come in to the
side OF this building to land. They
make lots of money sailing people up
and down the coast There was
something like a thousand soldiers
and a few sailors in Gulfport and BIZ
loxi yesterday, so you see business
was good. There were FIVE of us
military policemen on the train and
almost perfect order going and COM
ing. Only one man in the whole
bunch got unruly. He was soon put
under arrest and went straight to sleep
as soon as he found out that we were
in earnest with him. ! like this life
fine and knowI will like it better
when we get our horses. Look to get
them in week or two.
@lti"o'la Aa'd &C. j. N
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
Want To Go To France.

Washington, Nov. 2.-After receiv-
ing their baptism of fire in the fights
and campaigns incident to the estab-
lishn.ent of good government in Haiti
and Santo Domingo, United States
Marine veterans, now serving in
those countries, are straining at the
leash in eagerness to take up arms
with their brothers overseas. Head
quarters here has received many let
ters from Marines in Haiti requesting
their transfer to the battle front in
France. Peace /, npw thoroughly
established in tic west Indian re-
publics, and the s.a-soldiers are firing
Of the comparative quiet Of the vari-
Gus posts where they are So wing.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
DAIRY men
ORGANIZE
AT Pembroke to Sell Their
Products In a Pool.

Dairymen oflhe Pembroke vicinity
held a meeting here this week and or
ganiz I'd The Pembroke Dairymen's
Association.
The association TO start with has
something over twenty members,
owning 232 cows. The membership
will be added to from time to time,
and it is expected that the organiza-
ton will soon control between 300
and 400cows.
Tie purpose Of the organization is
to market the product of the dairy
men comparatively, and also to buy
feed and other supplies on the same
plan. The association will have its
own cream station here, and will have
It's own man in charge of same, so
that the product may be received at
any time,
The officers of the association are:
w. j. Garnett, president; o. d. Box
ley, vice-president; J. S. Denny, sec
retary; L. j. Chisholm, treasurer.
lhe direct. rs are: j. w. Garnett, o.
d. Boxley, J E. Petrie, G. w. Combs,
]. w. Fulcher, S. M. McRae, R. H
Holman.
The dairy business has been grow
ing steadily in this vicinity for some
time, and is now an industry of much
importance. ce.-Journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
Camp Shelby, Miss,
Oct. 29th. 1917.

1t has been pretty warm here for
over a week, but rained this after
noon and is turning cold right along.
was on duty on the excursion
train from Hattiesburg to Gulfport
Yesterday. We left here at 7:45 and
got there about IL o'clock. We left
there at 8 last night and got back here
at 11:3O. Gulfport is a very pretty
little town and is right on the gulf.
We went to Biloxi, Miss, yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and stayed till
five. tits another real pretty little
town, also on the gulf. ! saw several
Interesting things along the car line
between Gulfport and Biloxi. Some
of the things saw are the
Naval Training school to be finished
in 1919, the Mississippi Senior and
Junior Military Academy, an old Con-
federate soldiers home and Jefferson
Davis home. Alsoihe building he
used during the civil war as an once
and where he wrote his history. The
car line betwee-l Gulfport and Biloxi
runs right along the coast all the way.
tin some places the track is very close
to the waters edge. There are
number of very fine homes along this
line. They are all within hundred
yards of the water. saw President
Wilson's summer home. 1t is about
halfway between Gulfport and Biloxi
and is very fine house, made OF
white stucco work and is fine piece
of architecture.
saw my first light house Just as
we got to the city limits OF Biloxi. 1t
looked very grand standing there on
a little mound Of rocks. 1t was all
painted up and was not as large as
thought they were. This one was
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
'SELECTIVES
ARE CALLED
Every Accepted Soldier Of
New Army to Be in Can
tOnment Dec. l.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Ten states
have been directed by Provost Mar
shal General Crowder to send the re-
mainder of their quotas for the ma
tional army to the environments on
Nov. 2, 1t was disclosed that the or
ders were issued last week and that
the drafted men are now preparing to
move. The states are Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Washington, Idaho, Cali
fornia, Oregon, Wyoming, Utah, Ne
vada and Montana.
All but about 80 per cent. of the
quotas of these states for the first
draft are in training. 1t is expected
that every man called out in >all Sec
tions of the country will be in camp
before the end-of November.
Attorney G. w. Southall is con.
fined to his bed with an attack Of
neuritis, from which he has beer
sA;fering several weeks.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03

Mrs. w. R. Howell left yesterday
for Richmond, Va, for an extended
kSisit to her sons.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03
rrqaqemen' tnrourced.

sna Mr. Ja-ieS Calvin Layne,
cf Fa:relew, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Margaret
Virginia, to Mr.. William Morris Bel.
Mr.. Bell is a son of MIR. and Mrs. e.
mer P. Bell, of Bells Chapel, and is a
prominent young farmer of that sec
ton. Pembroke journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-11-03

Thomas P. Pryor, well known
farmer Of the Lafayette neighborhood,
died suddenly Wednesday of heart
trouble. Mr.. Pryor was about so
years old. His wife and two children
survive.