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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12
NOTHING DOING YET?

Last fall. il will be remembered. Ontal-
40 had an epidemic of typhoid fever. There
were innumcrable eases of the dread dis
ease. There was a wild panic among many
citizens over the condition of affairs, and
such talk about the necessity for action
Stirred by popular opinion the city
council took action. A health inspector
was appointed. For a few days orders were
ISSUED for clean up, number of the
property owners did clean up. The others
ignored the order entirely.
Following this the council ordered that
all persons living within "A given district be
required 10 connect with the existing sewer
Thru the papers il was said ON the strength
at the amended city ordinances that action
would he required of citizens 10 comply with
the law. Notices have been prepared for
the enforcement of the law. and some of
these have been sent out, perhaps. But as
yet there is apparently no general desire to
comply with the law by those who are know
ingly violating it.
There must be some reason for this con
dition. Or is it Just that the citizens of
Ontario are so utterly ignorant to proper
sanitary conditions that they are satisfied
To aeImit the present state of affairs to ex-l
81 F! The Argus can not subscribe to that
theory, tho II would seem to be the case
Nor does the Argus believe that Ontarians,
are more lawless than citizens of other cities
where sanitary conditions are enforced and
means taken 10 protect the lives of the peo-
ple dnd hearty cooperation
Ontario might just as well face the
question of sewerage connections now as
later The season for typhoid epidemicsis
1T hand. There is no home that can be alb
II I. -. n .
east ander the present conditions Unless
he is willing TO see some of his children suif-
ering and willing 10 take a chance of suffer
my himself, no man has a right to refuse to
ste that. proper steps are taken to safeguard
the health Of III, city Il
The time for talking about this matter t
is passed. we have been too long on talk =
and too short of works already. h
Every man who is violating the law c
knows it, The officials know it too. The a
subject has been discussed at the council G
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12
THE Stacker

1t is probOble that before this appears
in type, the list of those called upon to serve
the nation in the army will have been de-
termined. IL will be evident then whether
or not Americans are 10 be called to blush
for the number of slackers who will claim
exemptions on account Of conscientious OBJ
jections."
The Quakels, the Dunkards and other
sccts have long maintained as one of
the tennets of their faith positive belief
in the futility of war. But it is true that
in practice there were mighty few MEM
bers of these organizations and none of them
lived here in Malheur county.
The position of the conscientious OBJ
jector" is most illogical one. He who
takes it assumes a supeyior attitude which
is paladoxical when examined to its logical
conclusion. -
III the Pilgrim Fathers had entertained
conscientious objections against fighting
America would still be barren wilderness
and government, "of the people by the peo
pie and 'or the people" would have been
found elsewhere ON this globe, but not in
America Going farther back had not the
Barons of Old England being willing To
fight, there would have been no Runnymede
no Magma Charta, on which the humane
liberty of present generations are founded
Had the followers of Charles Martel been
conscientious objectors'', the battle of
Tours would have never been fought and
all Europe, would have been conquered by
the Saracens, and the light and learning
which makes life worth living would have
been postponed for years
The conscientious objector is ninety per
cent shame and coward Not only that he
is an. ungrateful wretch who is living amidst
pleasures and opportunities for whsh other
men have fought and are fighting to main
lmn There is but one system of handling
him, as evidenced by the failure of i'm
pIisonment in England where the SIackcrs
S compelled To work if he will not fight.
Instead of incarceratiog the Stacker who
Will not hight for the liberty he would enjoy.
i've him either the privilege of fighting or
'oing without food. If after he is hungry
le will not fight, then let him not consume
hat which would go to sustain soldier who
) willing To fight.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12

Saturday July ii is the anniversary Of
the fall of the Bastille, the Frenchman IS
Fourth of judy. From its fall their breath
ed round the world the spirit of the French
Revolution Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
for civilization owes a heavy debt to
France. Americans can do no better thing
Saturday than to pause to honor the dav
by thinking of that with the French our
armies will be fighting that Liberty, Equa-
lity andfraHlrnity, may not become mere
ly an idle phraise Tipped by men bowed I'M
der the weight of German Kulture.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12

When men walk up before Justice of
the peace and plead gliltv-tn violations al
the liquor laws, it is hard to find much SYM
pathy for them, while it is amusing To have
them take on the attitude of iniurine inno-
ceence. Bootleggers might just as wen re-
alize now as ANYTIME that they will be look
ed down ON by all self respecting citizens
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12

The Pledge. pledge my allegiance to
My Flag and to the Republic for which
it stands; one nation, indivisible, with lber-
fy and Justice for ALL
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12
HYPOCRISY IN
LARGE PACKAGES

lcopyriehted. 1914. by Thomas J. sulllvan.l
The nrst hypocritc was the man who
stole the livery OF tile court OF heaven
60 serve the dcvll In.
Some people speak as II hypocrites
were confined only 20 religion. but
they are everywhere, people pretend.
Ing 10 wealth when they have not n
sixpcnce. assuming knuwl wlcdge OF which
they are ignorant. shnmmlug cui.
ture they ARE far removed from. adopt.
ing opinions they do not hold aud pre-
tending honest business roles which
are far from the legitimate.
As n man loves gold. In that pro.
portion he hates 10 be Imposed upon
by counterfclts and IN proportion as
man has regard for that which \
above price and better than gold be
abhors that hypocrisy which il but
It's counterfeit
Lying before the writer Il the acme
OF hypocrisy. II Is catalogue OF one
OF those mail order houses. and on one
page three sewing machines are adver-
tiscd. The tirst II declared 20 be the
most perfect sewing machine on the
market" the second Is said 20 have
more good sensible Ideas than any
other" while the THIRD IL praised as
being tile most superior sewing ma
chine ON the mnrket."
Now. which OF these machines really
Is the bcstl Which Of thcm Is rs good
rs the one your retailer sells aud guar
anieesi Can any reader OF the above
trlumvlrate Of ads. telly Most assur
ediy not.
The lesson should be plain TO all who
receive these catalogues. They con
tain glowing descriptions OF goods. but
the senders Of money do not know
what they are going 10 get Tor their
money when they send II 10 a mail or.
der house. me-.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12

PRNrING-at at the right price al
The Argus Office.
PHONE ao-5 PHONE
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12

u o tires Auto lnm
- Accessories
THE FORD GARAGE
=. lirbie Haynes, Manager
agents for Ford Motor c,n
:
Developing PrIaa,,
Amateur Finishing Prize a, |
THE BURRELL STUDIO
hnlarginge conn 7
'Hey Grain s~I
Sasks, Poultry suppIla
= CASH GRAIN COMPANY
Forwarding
sst
. GET A sAxoNl
. SAXON SALES 90.
: A. s. Brown. Agent,
. It's An Ideal Car
sst
..
. Breading Stock Ineudalr,
Poultry Supplies
. ONTARIO PRODUCE ca
Geo. Howe. Manager
Wholesalers In Poultry and E,r
~
I'D
Shining Parlor
PEOPLES PREssAEr i
VIM. Tailor Prop.
Ladies' aud Gents TalIorl1l
Work Guaranteed
.
: Steam. Hot Water. Air Hoaulf
. 4. \. PLUMBING a HRATiso
. COMPANY
. Plumbing and Sheet Metal We'd
: Indian Motorcycles and supyA
>
-
; All Kinds OF Second Hand Co.'S
q. U. FRANISLINr
Bought and Sold
Second Hand store
See Our bargains
81
Cleaning, Pressing, RepsfR
ONTARIO MODERN PRkssin
W. C, Beamguard, Prop
Suits Made TO Measure
G. c. coraets Art Needle Wen
OIL Paintings. Noveiiles
MILLINERY A. ART sivft
HULL q HARRELL
Royal Society Goods
'
THE STORE THAT SAVES lo'
MONEY
RAIDERS
Call Again
Edison Photographs sIlees Au~
". 4. TURNER
Real Estate, Rentals Insurane
Sheet Music ke'p'~
TRoxELL IMPLEMENT 90
DeaIers in
Farm Machinery. Wagons
BLACKSMITH Horseshoslns
PIONEER BLACKSMITH shV
G. w and Wm. Lyeils'
Established in Malheur Vp''*
IN the Year OF 1881 s.
Wood work specially
THE ARGUS PHONE ~
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12
A Good Bank
In n Good Country
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

IN NOou NountlA
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
. Capital and Surplus 100000
Beds Stoves Furniture. Dlsher
New and Second Hand Goods
Bought and Sold
McDOwELL'S EXCHANGE
STORE
LInoleums Bicycles Sewing
Machines. Trunks
. Commercial and Job Printing
. The Art studio
. THE ART STUDIO
J. +. Kidd, Prop.
= Photograph. Portraits and Views
.
= Fresh and Salt Meats
= PALACE MEAT M<sskEr
. II. II. Tunny. Prop. =
. our Service WIN Please You
.
. :
: Pastery Confectionery
. PURITY BAKERY
Makers OF
; Kream Krust Bread
>
. 4.
Deliveries
> ELDRIDGE DAIRY
Leon Eldrdge. Prop.
, Special Deliveries for all
- occasions
; 7
> Wagons - Hacks Bugglos .
, sTUDEBAKER BROS COR .
PORATION or UTAH.
There are None Better Than .
the ssudebaker
}
Expert Repairing
W. W. LETsoN
Watches Clocks. .Jewlery.
Cut Glass Gold and Silver Plate =
..
1--WE GIVE SERVICE THAT .
SERVES"
ONTARIO NATIONAL RANK .
We invite Your Business on the
Baisis OF Security and Accuracy
q
Good cows---,-GoOd Service
ONiAhiO DAIRY
o. Bingaham, Prop.
We can Furnish MIX or Crtam
in Large Quantities
Kodaks statioery
ONTARIO PHARMACY
~ The Corner Druge Store
The Rexall Store
Fountain Service That Pleases
I'll
ontario's only Tailor -
Il. COPE
Have Your Suit Made Just For
YOU
Glassware, crockery, Tinware q
THE VARIETY STORE
G. Z. commings. Prop
In our Lines We can Save You c
Money
3
c
No Order too Large None too
WILSON BROS.
The Grocers 81 a
No Long Waits No short y
Weights q
el
= "a
'HoNE---- i0-J PHONE u
'RlNTING-at the rieht nrfo. I,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12
ooeds In PLAIN PasLaa...

Were II not 70 serious II would be
amusing 10 read some OF the smooth
arguments the catalogue houses ad-
vance TO their readers In an effort 10
induce them 10 send In orders They
say that goods are sent IN plain mack.
ages because many merchants who buy
OF them 70 sell again object 20 having
their name appear on the boxes. We
hno" We are safe IN saying there Is
not one single merchant In the whole
United States who ever ordered any
goods from these concerns. The state.
ment Is made In an effort TO make the
consumer believe that he can buy as
eheaply as his local merchant can.
But printed matter that win sa,l
goods is within the power OF almost
any local retailer. Most all the expert
advice Is little more than empty zen.
erailzlng about nOnessentials. IL 4 NOT
literature, remember. but advertising
that you want 10 write. Knowledee OF
words and type aud the ability 10
write nne introductory paragraphs ana
stiiAing headings are not 10 be de
spiSed' OF course. but the facts, not
ianey ways OF saying them. are what
ihuuee the people 10 spend their money
In the local stores.
ihe merchants knowledge OF his
store his goods and the people Is more /
than an Offset for any lack OF ability Ia /
com catchy phrases or 10 use technical /
language In telling the printer how he
ID a..
look.
When the merchant sits down 10
write bis ad. he should Imagine that
us hardest customer to sell 10 is seaf.
I'd on the other side OF his desk. Ne
should write what his talk would be
u ne We're determined 10 make sale
70 that customer when In the most OH
'unate OF moods. He should writa a
~ down then lock 1t in his desk for a
,ew hours, later cut out all the super-
iuous words and print the facts with.
'ut any trimmings.
Personality Brings Trade.
The nearer the ioca. merchant eao
ONE to making his advertising sonnd
IKE his talk the more effective IL viii
e. Personality is what brings ana
o'1s trade personality secures 10 yonr 4,
oupeutor trade likewise ditIicult TO :
'ean away from him.
Inc modern retail merchant must
iaAe sure that his displays IN his Win
o"s ''' ana m the store itself are such as
.ln interest women. A general varl.
y ought 10 be shown. win prices
'eat'y indicated Ia plain figures. Make
'-peet'on easy and then let shoppers :
'spee' andlsturbed for 1n this man.
= many new wants viii De aevelopea
'es minds Of the shoppers. The
e!ehant or salesman who stands over
enoppeF and attempts 10 press sale T"
,satiAoly aepoys the customer ana Ii
e'sns hls of her departure.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-07-12

THE ARGUS PHONE ~ (.
II it's Job Printing You WISE !,
win please you. We are READY = 4.
times 70 quote prices On az ~
printing .
44
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
@um Gilanscn Der @Gnme.

Gin %erfabrensr @drtner bat elm
nal ben Iusipru4 setan, pab our9
su tieies pflon5en mebr S9abeh
gel9sbe, aJs burd irsenb einen anz
bern Mibsrift uno er bate setpib
nidt llnre9t. Sebenfalls 1T es peit
ipeni9er noGteili9. gu floh, als gu
tief gu pflansen, bsnn in benz erite,
rem Sale tann bic pflanse iih ie!bI!
belfen, pdbrenb iie i'm Iebteren bilf>
los lit. 81, Wur5eln Der Pilan5er
bebiirfen ebenio. gut Der Cuff unS
WGrme, tpie bic ssiIs ouBerboIb bes
9opens, une lpenn iie seboris untsr<
gebradt iino, lperben lie iiG baIo
Der Gtelie onbequemen, an Der lie
poffen follen. 8enn bic Sbers
fiddle bes 9poens BON Ratur truden
1T, perben lie in bic Stefe 9ebsn.
UNI 5eudtisteit gu iaden, unb psnn
iie nab lit, perhen iie iid ndbsr on
Der SberfIdde ausbreiten; in Tel:
mem Jalle ober fnnn Elm Baum ober
cine 9fIanss, nit gusnabme FOLDER.
bic in iebem @liep WurSel i6laeen.
%ssbeiber, tpenn ibr Dur5elbaIs tiei
unter Der Oberftdde gu ftehen
tpmmt. 8eim Ssben bon f6nafen
8Gumen unb StrGudern. iibsr bi.
Der Winb feline @epaIt bat, sibt es
gar feline gntfdu!bisung fir 81 ties
fes pflansen, unb bpd trifft man e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

Wurselausfdldee aufsesraben unb
an Der Murael lpsselOit tperben. Die
WaReridpfie laHen fi9 otter CUR
8erjiingung BON 8dumen gut benut>
gen, bleiben obsr in Der Re9el bod
in ben eriten Sabren unfrudtbor
nnb bepeiien boburd, bab in benz
8a9stum bes gaumes irsenb cine
Stirring eingetreten lit. Die Gntfer=
nllng bieier IusidIdse uIm. seI6iebt
an belten i'm 2aufe bes Winters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

Eiir Talm nt.h 6artrn
Wer,t franfc Sibner aus!

IS lit leIbitperitdnoIit, oab eil
geiliiaelsiic .er iid bariiber infor.
mieren ioute, Ton weldcn &ranfbei.
fen oas Salsgeiliigel beimgeiudt
MIRO, pie p~orsubeugen lit unO uie
tie Siere al beilen iino. Gin 3iid)tar,
Ser es bei ieiner 3udt leoiglid alli
bel Tutem abiiebt, ioutc aber an Jet.
,cn franfen Siibncrn ni6t piel
berrumbpftern, Oas bat mctig 3wed.
Gin Subn, bas bon elmer aranfbeit
befaaen miro, iei es allf llllr cine
Grfaltung, legt nidt mebr, uho
aiuar 10 large nidt, bis es ipieoer 81
araiten gefommen lit; in Der &egel
crboIt ii9 aber ein franfes Subn
redt Iangiam, Der ausfal an Giern
fam baber gan5 betrddtli6 lperoen.
9a nun BEL ser geipGbnliden Be-
~triebsmeiie Der Yrofit aus Der Sill.
nerbaIt,lng at iid nidt bod it, 10
fomrlt es iniolge Mlbaltenoer Sn.
proouftipitGt bes Subnes leidt %.
bin, bab es feir,en lleberiduB ab.
tpirft. 8enr ein Subn iiberbalpt
einmal franf miro ODER gar fir
&%ranfbeiten, beiipiclsipeiie S6nup.
fen, beranlast lit, 10 lit NIT elder.
belt barauf 81 idIieBen, bab oas
4ier cine iftpGdlide 4onititution
bat, pieIleidt infolge Snaudt ODER
ungeniigenoer grndbrung. 9ie
gtmGde unb @eranlogung berer.
ben ii6 natiirIid auf Die Nadfom.
1nen, rno 10 fam in tpenisen Genera.
tioncn Der gauge 9eitan, ~begeneriert
uno elm sr0beres l1nternebmen rri.
inert tperben. Sagegen ideinen Siib.
ner bon frGftiger a0rperbeidaffen.
belt a~rantbeiten, ieIbit Se,iden,
iiberbaupt nidt 51gdnglid 5u fem.
$ibner bon %fernbafter @eiunobeit
baben fait ME Sdmaroter auf Dem
GGrper, in Der 8esel finb es
SdmGblinge, Die oapon geplagt
,reroen. Sr elmer itreng nab Der.
niinftigen @runoiasen geleiteten
$iibncrsudt miiiien aus ben eben
genannten @riinben ale franfen rno
frGnfelnocn Tiere obne @nabe uno
3ailbern aasgemer5t tperoen. Sanoe
bic Iusleie nibt itatt, 10 tpiiroc Der
3iifter bas 9eri6umuis nit Dem
Riidgan9 Der ginnabmen llno iiber
fura ODER lang init Dem @erfau Der
Sudt sn biiben babeu. Mit idpaden
Siibnern cine erfolgreide Sudt
treiben al noaen, lit elm bonn
@runo aus perfebItes Beginner.
@andes grobartige llnterncbmen lit
friibercn Sabren lit oaran geideitert.
Sn Der @efliigel5,,6t gilt Der @r5t
ipenig, ionbern bcito mebr Der Bid.
ter, Ser es perliebt, 9ranfbeiten III.
ter ieirem @eitanO gar nidt auffom.
mel, al Ialicn. Gas erreidt CT allf,
,penn er nit geiunoen Tiercn be.
girnt, iie ridtig f%iittert, natur9emGb
balt uno gut pflcgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Sdncllmait fir 8eflHael.

linn Geflii9el in mDsIi9it furser
3eit gu mditen unb rMarttprsiie" su
eraielsn. seniist cine tdslif stpeimal
por5unebmenbe Siitteruns nit Maiss
mebl. Sas Maismebl barf intes
ntdt trpden fein. fonoern mub ais
oiinnfliifiiser. nit @aIfer anaeriibr<
ter Bret our 8erfitteruns sslaneen.
@lf biefe @eiie semdfste Siere Ton.
men btreits nod stpei Mpden Der.
morttet perben unb perfen i'm Der
9lei9 gu anceren, nit fonftisen SUIT,
termitteln %erndbrten, einen profit BON
80 Prosent ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Ginfadjcr Scn,ucnoer.

ginen prattii9en einfaden Seuz
member perfertigt man ii9 aus elmer
!Solssabel, sic an betben gnben Der
Sdentsl ie Elm God erbGlt. Die
S9entel tperbsn bann. Die 8o9runs
queridneibeno, bi: CUR 9dlfte i6rer
Gauge geIpalten. Oieie apeiten 60
belunsen tperben nit Solaitdbden an
ben @nben trasenb, auseinanbergeba!@
ten. 9abei tommen bic 3apfen in bic
BIDDER. Oamit nun Die Sdentel bet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

Dem gintlemmen Der Stdb4en ni9t
peiter aufreiben, umbinpst man tls
am Gnoe bes Spaltes nit Drabt. gu
beadten lit, bab bic speite @abelir9
(b) qiler CUR erIten (a) %perlauft. gsl
elmer sstp0bnliden Solssabsl muB
mar, iid bsim !S%eupenoen iebr biidsr,
mas bel bieIer 6orm Der 9absl nidt
nOtis 1T; ald Taft iie ii9 mad belpsn
Geiten, alio rsdts unb lints, esbrals
den.
lleber ger,uertnng bes Cutters bel
Ninbcrn.
/. IS lit cine betannts Sade. oaB
elm mertbarer unb bdufig redt aufs
fdlliser llnteridisb spifden ben st!s
5eInen Sieren beitebt inbeaus baranf,
ME iie ibr Gutter perfperten ilno
ipelder Nuben iid aus benz psrse4rs
ten Tutter ergibt. Die norberr it]eroe
MnFdt 1T, bab elm gutter 5refer au4
etfpas su Ieiften permas, bab er cine
grDbere gerbauunssfraft belibt, als
Gin 9ier, bas peniaer fribt, n1s oaB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

NU iiN lWH%If
RAP Sic ~neagiecig
i'm lrcs es emit
bal. nit un'sre
3eletreb'den
gepipe hat. &en
ie lin pff &obrs
nj! 6iiepeuntet 1e>
neie, iii an, l;rbs
tie Bate lner Die
9an3e GcI4idlt aez
NrrNpt, nlp>ICr
sic tenlte bod
rem We0esneiier
Ill ipile. oab,
luenn Der email
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

9aunerb m r. 9enbarm
(au strem babenoen StroIfe): Sic,
oas 9aben 1T bier p%erboten!
Strolh: Wein Soft, ct is bod i.bt
gaoeiaiion. I'm ins Ses6ab fann uns
fereens bod MID reifen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

mr. gu tanF;9 IN. Mtonde 9artner
Ieben bic @Gume 5u' tief, lpeiI lie
glaufen, nab man oaOurh bas Nm
binbsn psrislben eriparen tonne; ober
Tie bebenten ni9t, pab lie bapurd
gafobr laufen, ben Baum fir i'm.
mer gu ruinisreu, BERN lpenn eins
pflonse rpsr ein Baum per9inrert
1T, in Der eeb6risen gn!'ernun9
bon Der Sbsrfldds Wur3sln gu trei'
ben, 10 t0nnsn lie nidt seosibsn;
ie tpcrbsn cine 3eit lang pegetieren.
sulebt ober 5usrunbe seben. ST has
gegen cine pflan5e nur leiht einsss
iest, iino hire @ur5eIn, nit sini9en
Soil Grbe bsbedt, nabe unter Der
SberilGde ausssbreitet, 10 piro iis
audi ie6r boIo bisisl5en, 70 piel ais
nDtig, Inn ben seb0risen SaIt gu 9es
pinnsn, in bic sisfe treiben. Nas
tirli9 miiiien ollie gdume unb
strdu6er bon elmer sepiiisn !apbs
seTtiitt perben, UNI tie Dor ben ySirs
tullgen beitiser @inpe 81 ifiiBen.
DAB bur1 bic 1erna9!allsnng
tieIer 9orIi6tsmoBresel mand,er
Ra6teil ernd6it, unterliest teinem
2peifel; Der errbte Sdapen aber
ssi6isbt burd gu tiefes Pflansen.
9efonbers iit bies hdufig BEL Sblts
bdumen Der Sail. 9ieislben tpdfs
fen cann entipsber gar niht BON Der
STEELE, pber trosen br9 feline Jri;d'
te, pGbrenb bic Gigentiimer Iia bic
llr1ode nidt ertlGren tOnnen.
Wenn 10 sepflanste 8dume MIDI!
ssbeiben poIlen, 10 1T es bns Bette,
iie iobalb ais mDsli4 aussubeben.
bic Wurseln etpas gu beianeiben
uno iie feift piebe. einsupflanSen.
geim MusieBsn BON 8dumen unb
Strduhern beobadte mon folsenbs
einfa6e Reseln: Inter teiner Be-
binsuns fsbe man cine pflanae tie
fer elm, als lie aupor in Der Grbe ees
itanben. Sebenfalls follts Der @urs
aelbals auf sleider 9Obe nit Der
Sberfld9e bes 8obens unb ba. mo
Der @runb feudt 1T, nod etipas boz
fer gu fteben tor'men. Mon breits
bic Wurseln I'm ben Stomm Gus
unb 1treue 10 piel CUTE Groe baapis
i6en unb bdufe ie um ben Stomm
an, baB fie nit benz BurseIbaIs
serabe eleid itebt, Der in allen gut
aussebitbeten 9aum!4ulpflanSen bic
Siefe onseist, in nelder Der Baum
pber Straud friiher seftanosn.
Mber oud Bel tleinen Pflansen
follte man itets beriidiihtisen, eab
iie, tpenn lie ridtis (nidt du tied
sinssfebt iinb, fosleid elm geiunbss
@adstum beginner. tpdbrenb tie I'm
sntsesenseiebten Galle erit nod lam
sere s3eit nit Der uneunit Der Der
bdltniife tdmpfen miifien, Bis fid
lire @urseln i'm goben sure6tses
funben baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Gntfcrnt bic @urseliprGklin9e!

@urselousi9ldse finben mir bdus
fig BEL pflaumen uno airl6en. IS
iinb bies, pie audi Die @aferfdpf'
ie, rebt iiberfliifise 9ebilbe an ben
8Gumen, bie teiner 3ped baben, i'm
Gegenteil benz gaume babura ida:
ben, baB iie linn Saft unb Hobruns
entsieben unb unnDti9erlpeiie pers
brouden. Sic iinb bcsbalb gu ents
fernen, 10 oft iie iid gu enttpideln be;
%ainnen. Wdbreno bic SaDblinse, 70
LANCE iie nod jung unb peiG limb,
einfaa obsubrsAen iinb, miiHen bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

In mer ltn bas S6iomaTsl gsbabt
lppmit ih perblsips Shine Sbrn lietpsr
Y9ilipp Saueramper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Wfenrr 5dlreibehrief ecs
ht.i9p sasssampIe..

Mein Iieftr SIR at6actioulr: -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-07-26

daughter, little Harriet Woodward.
are visiting relatives in Minneap-
oils.
Robert c. Shaw went to Bemidji
Thursday.
Among those who were in Black
duck Friday were B. F. Winans, o.
P. Stene and J. D. BOgart.
Considerable excitement near the
Andrew Olson camp, on the J. D. Bo,
CART place, was caused by the cedar
slashing catching fire and spreading
to the cedar lying cut nearby. This
cedar was the property Of the North
ern Cedar company. The origin Of
the fire seems to be unknown. Mr..
Winslow, the fire warden, Neil Wit
ting and others drove out to the
scene of the fire but by this time
the fire was too far advanced and
the ground so dry that not much
could be done to stop the fire.
The annual school meeting was
held at the Winan school Saturday
afternoon. Seventeen voters were
present. J. D. Bogart was reelected
clerk for three years.