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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
&erabserifen
a3iir6, Dor bem Beibel Sails ein
Guffragetten.panner NIT Der.
iingIiter aufi1rtft.

@afbington, .. g., 10. glg.
Gin 9aaner. pe!tes on eiHern Der
3bere ain @e:ben Saiis bon DlitsIie.
aern Der v8omau's partp" aufse.
pilan5t ipnrSe, iinb oas fir .aniier
s5iIion" beiiimnrt fp1r, tpiroe, nddl'
benz cine entriiitete Renge mebrcre
gIiinutcn bic Siriiragetten oerbobni
bate, 5erab0eriiien.
IaE gamer mar bon JrnnIein gu.
ep gurrs ectrngen iper6en. iDeId.e
i6ou bel iriiberen Ormonitrntionen
Dor bern gseiBen Sauie eiiic aoile &c.
isielt bette. DDS Banner true folsen.
fe s,nitrift:
.staiJs. WiIion - Saben Sic Shre
SDnipltbie fir bic arInen 1eutid,eH,
,veIde ,d nidtt ielbit reoieien ION.
iien, psrgeiien2 siih sirotSig Rillio.
i,en anierifditiia1er 5rniien babeu feline
SuHtreeierllng. Sieben Sis ben BAL.
f,m nn3 Sbrem atge."
Dns @cnner erreste icfort id)iuere
Gntriiihina. Gs fauo fein allgenleiner
gnsriff aiif GranIein Burns itait,
a5er elm GIert oes Ulnr:i.e.G Gepartc.
ments rib bus Banner bercb, elite
burdj Die Wlsnse uno mar ctrihDuu.
ben, ebs ibn jemano baIteD fonute.
a q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11

Cir bi. 8eSanbluns iuusr Rdnner
NIT t6rpsrIi&eR Stfestsu Dor.
ssfhIosen.

Dafbinston, D. G., 10. aus.
Der Ssnutot ppmetsns rsitts am
5r.itas eins UprInss Elm. iptlfe
$780, 100000 fur bic Grri4tuns Don
aas.rn bspilisi, in bensn WGnnr
turiri perben follsn, rpel4s ipsstn
bsiIbarsr i6rpsrIider Dsf,,te BON Ar.
mssOisnit suriidsswiefsn Dsrbtn. Dom
arisssbspartement piirbsn Dffijiers
mad bem Eager beoroert iptrbsn unb
bi, iunsm aeute piirben 10 Ianse
ar5tIi6. gsbdnblung ,rbalt,n. tis ibs
re t5rptrIi4en Defsite bsisitist Fnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11
Reht eripIsretM
Dnr in GIevsIanb am gtsitus bsr rii.
BRIGGS Rarit.

GlrpeIanb, g.. 10. aus. -
GIeOelanbs srftr ari,sssNarii purs
be am 5rsiias in Oit elebsIaub ers
offne.. Dos aauftn btsann. ipbdlo
Der srfts Barmer an.am uno feline
prooutts fir sin psnis m,br aIs BIZ,
6dffie Der itdbtif6en Worit preif.
offerirts. Sn ben srfttn Jtuti Gtuns
ben taufisn 800 Grausn idmmtIi4:
bon ben Gormsrn onstbcttnsn pro'
butte ouf. GrdulsiH ante Oupis.
fpsI9e ben plan inansurirte. t.Iss
sropbiris ben Grfols BEN Robrunssa
mtttel abminiitrator 6oCper unb
tmpfobI bie alsemsine GinfiihrunS
bes pIaneB.
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W htngton, 10. 4ug. -
Dos prosramm Der glbminiitratiOr
be5iisIi9 Der 8eriideruns Der SOIba'
ten, Usatroisn unb Warinstrupper
iDuroe am Jreitas bem aongrsb in
slsi9lautenosn 8prlasen sugeitelIt
Die bonn Senator Gimmons unb BEN
&ongreba6eeoronetsn 2lleranbsr in
ben beioen 6duiern untsrbrsitet purs
ben. Sn Babe ipsrhen be5iislicb bies
ier 9OrIassH acknowledgement an
beraumt Derben unb bic 8orldes
oIrfts in bsioen 5duiern sur Ssbatts
aufgenommmen peroen, Iobalb Die
&riegsIteuerDorlaas erleoist III.
Sm Grobsn uno 9on5en unterideis
bet ii6 bus 9srfhsrungs gsprOsramm
MIR penig Don ben iber odsielbe be.
rsits friiber OsrOFfentli6tsn anbeus
tungen. Die pittigite Ienbsrung i'm
@srsleid gum urfpriinslidsn gIan
1T, bob WannI9aften unb Offisisre
geboIten iein Tollsn, BON ibrsm mos
natli6en Solb $15 sur unteritiiBun9
ibrer Srauen unS atnber db3ugebsn
uno bas arIesss unb Marinebsparte.
ment ioIIen bas Re3t babsn, bic Be
sa6lling bieies getraes gu eraiDinssn.
Guberbem bsiiimmt bic 8orlase nod,
bag Die 8ebDrbeu BAG Reht baben
follsu Sffi5tere unb Wtanni6often si
atpingsn bic Summe, rpel9e bic Oif.
feren8 sfpiI9sn SIS unb bsr 6dlfts
bes Wpnatsfolbes betrdat, Bel Der
8unoesresieruHs gu bier PrOsent an.
5uleGen.
5srnsr 1T in bsm prosramm aud
nod bic 8esabIune bon 3ui6iifTen
fettsns Der Reeisrung an bic 5amiIien
Der WannTfaften unb Offi5isre in
getrdgen DON s. Fig $50 monatIi6
por9eisben.
Gntl6Goisungen, bic in Gdllen BON
tbeilDeiier ooer gdn5lther grtpsrbss
unfdbigteit infpl9e DON 8sripunbuns
gen ausbe5nblt peroen Tollen, i9pdns
fen 5piiben $40 aIs Wsinimum fir
eineu serneinen Solbatsu Big 5000
fir 60bers Sffi3isre. 4uberbem 1T
fir bic 4usbilbuns bon ariippeln in
Berufsn @ortebrung astroffen, bomit
fie in ben Gtarb seieBt rerben ielbit
ibreu 2ebensunterbdlt perbienen gu
t1Hnen.
Jernsr t6nnen, Inut ben 8eftim.
mungen Der 8orldge bic Solbdten,
Watrofen unb WdriHstruppsa IN Be-
trdesn Don $1,000 Biz $4,000 ibr
2sben perf9ern laifm unb fierfiir
tpiirbs bic Regieruns cine prdmie DON
SO pro $1,000 berehuen unb bieIt
grdui.n t51ntsn in Ratsn ab6e5ablt
.Derben.
Die urtoifen fir bic Durdfiihs
rung biefss grosramms perosn fir
bas erfte &riessjobr auf ruub $176.s
100000 psranftlagt unb fir bus
sipeits 3riegsiabr ouf $3.50, 600, 900.
m}is bief.s Selo befhafft iperben fon.
1T ansrbings in Der 1orlage ni9t nprs
sefsbea uHb 9ortsbrungen fur bic Be-.
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0erbaftet
gnrbe Der fristere io5iaIiiiihe @cu.
pernsurs.aanoioat pon aginneiota
5. 6. ScntaQ.

MinneapoIis, Winn., 10.
aneilIt. :. @. 0.ntaIl. Der icsInliitiid;e
Goubernenrs.aan5ioat bon MirneiD,
t. bel Der Ieeten &ebI, ipuroe ar.
ssreiiag inter Ger gInflnpe, ben Der.
iut gemada 81 haben, inter ben mi.
Iitcriiden Strcitfraiten tes 2onbes
= differentiation, Wiciiterei imo
pflidltocripeiecriing 5u Dernniaiicn.
Dem Sunoesfomniiiir slbhctt porge.
iiilrt ir5 inter elmer g'iirsid,oft DON
$4,000 BEN g,lnbes. .Grobgeidiporenril
iiberuieien. gsntaa iuurbe perbaftr.,
h.dbrenb er nnf ieiner Barn naae
lftlficlb sIrbeit perrifiete.
e oIIen ssaaren mad
Dentf6Iano gei6mus.
geIt bnben
Weu gorf, 10. sinaliit sIn
Greitoa ipurber tier feds g9iigIieoer
o.r alfannidait eines SoiIfs.Tdmpfers
fir HeIgicn, ioipic brei nnocre Wsdn.
ter iirter Der snflnee perbaitet, iibsr
s'eIaien imb SoIlano tbanrnri mo
VIniiniim nod 9eutit.ano gcihniii5-
gdt 81 baber
Simrntlide gefnngtne frIen BEL.
g:fd,s giiracr iein nno ibrc gerbnftiing
lriro ais ocs Reiultat einer Inter.
ilIdaing erfldrt, bird, iueId,e iciise.
itcat iperoen iclIte, nni reldem gsea.
Deaiihlmb 'pod,enflid @anren In
2gertbe BON $25. 900 biz 10000 pou
nildntiifgn Sdfen oieies 2on0es er.
L-rst babeu iol,
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Soplt sinen 5Saifptsis fir Rais
mD&ts bic Gbieaecsr UishsG5rs
fs feftssIsBi piHsn.

ebicaso. 10. ausuft. = Die
ebicnsoer gisb gGrie nabm an
Jreitas cine Reiolution an, in iptls
der bic gunbssresieruns triu6t ipirb.
fir Den BuidsI Mnis sinsn Winimal-
preis BON rs Gents unb sineu 604fts
preis bon 81 feIi3uiebsn. unb Sipur 5u
osm 3fpeds, bas nGdts Sabr tin ses
Hiiesnbts arsnI fir 4npflan5une 81
iidern, nm 9isb5iidttr AT ,rmufbieen.
3uslsid ipurbs earnuf eebrunssn,
0ieb 5iiitertr rom miIit1riiden
3lpdnssbisnit su befrsi.n. Die RE
folution purbs an ben prGFbentsn
million, ben Rabrunssmittel Mmis
niftrator Serbsrt g. 6ooptr unb an
bic Setrstdre 5ouitcn inb Boisr sss
fnnbi. Der 3tpsd Der RefOIution lit
hip Olernrihsruur 0fY Wifhaud1f
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9luf boIle Rrisssitarse
8urSe am Gonneritag bic rcguIara
armcr gebradh.

Daibington .. g. 10. sIu9.
g.ii ben ssrispsfreiipiIlieen pom Con.
nerStaI lit nm bic resuIdre grme.
anf ibre poTr Rr!egsitdrfe rcn 300.
COO @ann gebrnft. Seit bcm /. ApriI
rltroen lS3,S9S sSreiiuiIiae nf5eplrt.
0reilnlojpan5ig Sfnnten itelltcn ihrc
Gnotas lmo finrfiinbqpansia nidlt.
Sie eriteren fino pie foIgt: GaIiior.
ricn, Colorado. Connecticut, DeI1.
mare, syloriba. .sbabo, SsIlrnois. ssn.
bora, SSrua, ssnnias. @sdiidGuieits,
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O ana bebeutenb
gsor Bic 9imabme bes 0etreibe. unS
GIeiib-gyports i'm Ietten distaI.
Sabre.

@aibineton, Q. G.. 10. aug.
Ger 8ertb Der alsfubr ben Droo-
!foiien IN Sem nit benz Nonat Sltri ~
enbe sesdneeneu Sabre belief ii& auf
1856, 100000. cine 3urlnbule bon
$144, ,000, ,00G I'm 9craIcid,e gum Boz
iobre. Ter @ertb bes ssIeiit- -grportS
betrug $500, ,G00,000. eeeen $780,.
O0O O00 IN, Nohre f,nrtsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-11

grbieIt Der beidlasndbmtc friibere
beu.ite Iampier Cincinnati,

goIton. Isaii.. 10. ausiiIt. Ter
friitere be,itife internirte Gunipfcr
Cincinnati" ipeIfer unter bic ameri.
taniid,e 5Iaege seiteIlt mproe, bat, mic
am ssreitas semeISet pairSe. polH Na.
r:le. Iepartement Der 0aman .Gop.
i-lgton" erholten. Die geiberung
ipnrbe fir n6.yig eradltet, nm cine
.i:6eIide @enpc@sIiine init benz tsrer.
5es Cincinnati" gu perueieen.
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8etrddtlid3er gdabea
Durbe in aetna, ga, burd, zine er.
ploiion seidmsI5cnu @istails
peruriant.

ptttsburs. pa.. 10. aus. gei
elmer Ulsial. grpIpiion, pelds iih an
5rsitus 9odmittag in Der 4nlase oss
G,panssGbaIfant Gtssl 90. tn aeina.
nabe g}ittsburs, ereignsts, purbsn
sebn Wdnn.r perIesi. ispOd ieinsr rsa
Ibnen ssfdbrIih. Dosegen ri&tet: DE
erpIOfiOn. bsrsn llriads nod nidi
feIissiitlIi ipurbs. ihpersn GdaOen
an. lt,bsr Die gerIestcn battle iid &c.
f4moIseues WsiolI srsOHen.
erbieiten Cffisisrss
pat.nts
Dafbington, 10. gus. -
Inter ben Offi,isrs afpirani,n i'm
Camp plntisburg, n. o., ipslGen am
1reitns Cffisisrs g}nttnts berIiebsn
ipureen, befinben iiH fofsenhe aus
Ohio: sSobn n. Gni1. Terrace pdrf,
2. asutnont; aangbou g. Gimmonbs,
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Elm oiites Rort fir Ferima einIesen.
I'D, babe einisen 5reunoen grobeila.
id,en segeben.
1isisulasn, psffs isius ifaHIsfH g'ssisinsH
,saridfa. isnueu strnHs 1ahftffn stiansfH.
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Wcnerbis SDbnsalase.
Bsrben bonn 1. Sspismbsr an 1900
arssIislis Der Sunia ,Js Sabn
srbaIitn.

Gbieaso, 10. aas. Die atai'
Ion, Iopsia &c Sanid ijs Sahn tim
oists ON Gr,iias an. DAB Oom J..
Sepismbsr an 1900 anytiicllis in
lbrsn Aysrtiiaiisn cine 2obH3ulags pen
ILLS yrossnt srbalten lpsrotn. Tas
Durd ipsrbsn bic aussaben Der Sotn
pro Sabr I'M $2,50o,000 psrsrDBsri.
Die 2obn,ulass tputct ourA 81,
bObsn standardization DsranlaBt
unb SusIsia min bic G,ieai@aft sa'
bura ibrtr aHtri,nnans 9tr aOpaiis
tat Der 9lnssiislltsn in 9e;us auf BE
perm,btim 4nitrsnsunstn uito bic
srb5bts asiitunssfdbis.sii anss'icbis
Der Transportation bon ariessporrds
iben ausbrud eeben.
anber. Disnii,fpsis, Der 8dels
idafi babsn btr.iis 3ulastn srbaItsn.
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drappfnpfrtitbrr,a,t9
2Siro oen Ger. Staateu lit oen erfen 5wei
4Sriegsja6reu $55e,e5O,OoO eofen.
2Semm Sie Jreitag tint &ongreB eimgereidte
Siesbesi9lid)e Sorlage amgemontmem ,pirS.


Dor fat
au in
hnYrbn Do
erbtr
n q i'm
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unterbreifet

Sft nunnebr benz aOnsreb bas BRO.
gramm Der 4omintitration be-
3isIid Der 9eriidruns
Der Sruppen.
Die bttreffenbs 0orlaee am 6reitag
sleibSeitis i'm Senat unb Saus
eingsrsiht.
Giebt 2e6ensperIidsruns fir bic
Sruppen in 9strGgen bon $1,000
bis $1,000 Dor.
prdmis bon dht Dollars pro tduisno
9pQars tann in Raten aus bem
Solbe be5ablt tperben.
Seber Ineeb6rise bes Sesrss unb Der
Tlarine muB SIS isin.s SOIbes
isinsr 5amilis monatIih
5ablsn.
Sir GrperbsuHfdbise iino bphans
fsbulits gntf4Goisunsen
porseisbeH.
Durhfiibruns bisies plans ptrD fir
Die bsiosn Grieeaiabrs $685..
$4,000 tDitsn.
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Rod INNER
9Hd,dftisi bic 5eftpfIaitr gaSiasn'
Sbepris bic Bunbssbsamien.

gIspeIanb, o.. 10. aug. De-
isitibss, ip,Ids am Grsitas .ins Rag
5ia aui Elm 9aus i'm Oftsnb Dsrnns
iidlistsH psrbdftsten ein,n = jungsn
wiann, bon benz man slaubt, baB sr
elm WlitsIisb bes Sang IN. auf
lpsldwn BON Bnnossassntsn i'm gansen
aanbs fpsssn gsrtaufs angtbIif pers
siitstsr Ssitpflafisr SasD aematt
ipirb. Jn Der Wobnung bts Us1nitts
ipurten sipsi a6rbs nit 25.000 y'ns
dst6tn 9tftpflaiisr ssfunsen. Disfe
ipslIsn bic Gsf6dfiEmnris zines ehis
eososr sSobriionten auf unb ,Dsrnsn
BEN ftdbtiifxn gbsmiisr Mbiie iiber'
sskn psrben. um feftsuiisntn, Oh "a
tanuss sHasiIlm In BEN 5sftpflaiisr
snf6alten iinb.
Grhdtt Poften
@dfbingtpn IL. Mug. GelbonI
o. 6cpfins bon Gbtpennt, Mponirg,
irrrbe ON 1reifas Don prdlbent MiI.
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GlepsIonb, aapitan; Carl ID. aint,
6omilton. 2. asutnant; Sdmnsl 3.
Worrell, Daston, anpitdn; 7bos. o.
gDiber. ginsinnoti. /. atutnant;
Rdlpb R. Smith. CAP eiperpooI. 2.
asuinant; Stonlsp Duris, 2oIsbo.
/. asutnant; artbur y. Ref. grpdn.
2. eaiinani; Dintsnt q. Smitb.
gIsxIanb, 2. atutnont; Wslion q.
Woris, GIspsIano, 2. asutnant.
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sa;diodn, gsiIIoliri. waontaila. S,..
trusfa. s'cbaoo Rcp SeiIep, wsID
yorf, Oregon. yennipIodnin, lltah,
Gaibinptcn nno @pomihe. Gie re.
frutiruae tuiro fottgeiesi, nm itets se.
Lhgeno 6reiDiaisc fiir bie Heierpe ,u
baben.
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ion an etsae bss p,riiorbsntn ..
Spssnsp gum SiIfsissreidr bts Ss'
pariemsnts bes Snnstn erfinniii.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03
FROZEN POULTRY
GLUTS MARKETS
TEN TIMES AS MUCH in STORAGE
AS WAS IN ICE BOXES OF
U. S. YEAR AGO.
Frantic Buying by Spectators Fore
ed Price Up Sharply; Demand Not
Up to Expectations and Price
Slumps; Now Anxious to Unload
Holdings.

Spectators in frozen poultry have
been caught in tight place and
stand to lose some money There
was over 51,000,000 pounds of frozen
poultry held in cold storage houses
on July /. Prices are off and the
demand is getting less all the time.
Fresh poultry is coming into the
market and the eastern speculator is
said to be in bad way.
In the last desperate effort to dis
pose of this stock at minimum loss,
which will run into thousands of
dollars anyhow, some dressers allege
that frozen cold storage poultry, some
of it as much as two years old, is now
being sold in the guise of fresh killed
iced poultry.
Most of the supplies were accumu-
lated last fall at higher prices than
ever known to have been paid before
for cold storage stocks. 1t was ex-
pected European countries would
flood this market with buying orders
Demand Was Flash.
Some exports were made, but it is
alleged that the buyers were foreign
spectators, Who in their turn expect
ed to get big profits. The demand
proved only a flash.
Had the spectators been success
full and profited this year, next year
would have found them going to
greater extremes. They are RESPONSE
BILE for the fact that poultry prices
since last fall have been 3 to cents
a pound higher than they should have
been.
Finding themselves faced with a
prospect of having to carry this poul
try until next year, they are now con-
Quoting an advertising campaign, ad
vising the public to demand cheaper
poultry, and force retail butchers to
sell frozen, cold storage poultry in
the guise of fresh killed iced poultry.
There are eight or ten different
grades of cold storage poultry, and
prices vary as much as Is cents
pound, but this part is not told''
Just Speculation.
Regular distributing houses, doing
a legitimate poultry business, were
unable to get poultry last fall because
these spectators contractor in ad-
vance with country producers and
dressers for their entire output.
Many of these people now holding
this frozen poultry, are downright
gamblers, and have nothing to do
with the poultry trade as rule.
According to the government re-
port there were 81, ,4S9,359 pounds of
frozen poultry in cold storage houses
in this country on July /. This COM
pared with holdings of 5,826,421
pounds on the same date year ago.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03

favor an allied attack on German na-
val bases to crush the submarine
menace. They realize that Germany
might be able to sink 10,0OO,OO0 to
l2,OO0,OOO tons of shipping a year,
while this country can turn out only
100000 tons. Conveying of food
ships has reduced submarine sink
ings, but has not stopped them.
Rome-Monsignor Won Gerlach, a
highly placed ecclesiastic of the vati-
can, has been proven to be the head
of the Austrian spy system in Italy.
Proof of his guilt was had by the gov
ernment selecting the two cleverest
burglars in Italian prisons, offering
them full pardon and monetary re-
wards for burglarizing the suspected
mans apartments. The burglars pro-
duced documentary proof of Ger
lach's guilt, and implicated many 9TH
er dignitaries. Gerlach, warned in
time, escaped to Vienna.
Washington-The president has
signed the aviation bill, which car
ried with it an appropriation of
$600,000,00O for the building up OF
great airplane fleet for use against
the Germans. It is planned to put at
least 10000 airplanes in commission
just as soon as the machines can be
built and pilots can be trained to man
them. Two of the largest factories in
the United States have a combined
capacity of 700 machines per month.
Army officers say one airplane, un-
der skillful pilot, is worth 1000 in
fantrymen.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03
ARE GERMANS STARTING
FIRES IN THE FORESTS?

Following information sent to j. c..
Van Hook, state forester, that pro-
Germans have made threats to keep
the "tin soldiers busy fighting for
est fires in Montana this year, the
state forestry department, with the
federal forest service and lumber
companies cooperating, steps have
been taken to secure evidence as to
whether a plot exists. Because of
droughty conditions, the state and
federal officials are taking every pre-
caution to prevent the spread of for
est fires in this state. Already there
have been 81 forest fires in the west
ern part of the state. All forest fires
in the state are now under control,
except at Swan lake, according to
word received by Mr.. Van Hook.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03
FmRMmFR@ AMIN TegF mMR
THE SEED WHEAT SITUATION
BY A. Il. Barkenleyer.

and to be threshed during the next
few weeks, it will be very easy mat
ter to ship several cars of good Kan
sas or Nebraska Turkey to Montana
and distribute it in the needy sec
tions.
The quality of Kansas and Nebras-
ka wheat this year is most excellent,
thus making this wheat desirable for
seed.
In the minds of some people there
prevails an idea that only Montana
grown wheat is fit for seed here. If
they will stop to consider, however,
they will find that practically all of
our Turkey winter wheat originally
came from Kansas, Nebraska and the
central western states.
I thoroughly believe that seed
brought in from Kansas will product
an excellent crop and endure the win
ter just as we'll as Montana grown
seed. In some cases it may even ex-
ceed the production of Montana seed,
and as a change, is very desirable
thing.
In closing this article / should like
to again suggest to the farmers and
wheat growers of Montana that they
do not become alarmed in regard to
the scarcity of wheat, but simply
make provisions for seeding, prepare
the ground and apply to their local
elevator man at the nearest town,
who will without doubt be able to
furnish the seed in ample time.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03

On account of the severe winter
just passed, the greater part of the
winter wheat in Montana was killed.
Also on account Of the high and at
tractive price paid for old wheat in
store, the largest per cent of this has
been sold to mills or shipped to east
ern markets. For these reasons there
is a prevailing opinion that seed
wheat for fall sowing will be ex-
ceedingly scarce. This is probably
true, but it is my opinion that there
is no reason for alarm whatever
During the past few days / have
travelled over quite large section Of
Montana and found that MANY coun-
try elevators were holding from one
to three that many country elevators
were holding from one to three cars
OF Turkey wheat for seed. This to-
gether with several sections where
a considerable number of winter
wheat fields will be threshed early,
will aggregate quite a large quantity
of wheat available for seed.
In the territory between Great
Falls and Fort Benton, where winter
killing was lighter, there will be
enough wheat threshed in time for
seeding to supply Cascade and Chou
teau counties and a large part of
Fergus county Harvesting is COM
mencing and such wheat will be
threshed before August Is.
On the other hand, should there
not be enough wheat now in Montana
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03
HAVE SUBSTITUTE
FOR PARIS GREEN
EFFECTIVE NEW POISON FOR
POTATO BUGS IS CALLED
ARSENITE OF ZINC.
Only Costs 40 Cents Pound; Paris
Green Costs One Dollar a Pound;
Can BE Used Effectively at an Ex-
pense of Sixty Cents Per Acre.

The increased acreage planted to
potatoes in Montana this year, the
unusually large crop of potato bugs,
and the sky high price of Paris green
have all combined to start the farm
er thinking about substitute for
the time honored potato bug poison.
It is. therefore, welcome news that
comes from Prof. R. A. Cooley, state
entomologist, who states that sub
stitute has been found which is just
as effective and which costs only half
as much. This new potato poison is
arsenite of zinc.
In killing power arsenite of zinc
and Paris green are nearly alike, the
former containing 40 per cent arsenic
(the killing agent) while the latter
contains so per cent. Paris green,
however, now costs from IS cents to
81 a pound while arsenite of zinc can
be bought at 40 cents pound.
Arsenite of zinc is a white powder
and can be busted on to the potato
vines or mixed with water and ap-
piled as spray. A simple and in
expensive method is to put the pow
der in a cheese cloth sack which is
shaken gently over the plants.
When mixed with water, the pow
der stays in suspension remarkably
we'll and settles much slower than
Paris green. Plants sprayed with
this mixture show a white coating
which sticks to the leaves for long
time, thus protecting them from
slugs that hatch after the plants
were sprayed.
When the dust method is used
from a pound and a half to two
pounds of arsenite of zinc should be
made to cover an acre of potatoes,
the amount depending somewhat on
the growth of the vines. When ap-
piled as a spray pound and a half
mixed with SO gallons of water
should be enough for an acre.
Prof. Cooley has informed all the
county agriculturists as to where ar
semitic of zinc can be bought and has
advised them to urge dealers in the
various counties to put IN stock of
this valuable new bug dope.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03
TREATMENT FOR
POISONED STOCK
BLEEDING POISONED CAuvrr u
ONLY WEAKENS STOCK:
DOES NO GOOD.

Good Insurance to Have Attendants
in Charge of Cattle Carry With
Them Some Simple Remedies; Po-
tassium Permanganate Is Very Ef-
fectiye Against Plant Poison.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03
Always Borrowed.

1t makes a fellow fuss and frown,
When he must take trip,
To have to send to Smith or Brown
And borrow back his grip.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03

The assessment rolls for Fergus
county for this year show a total val
railways, of $25,361,446. Should
the railway valuation remain the
same as last year, and it will certain
ly not be any lower, $3,4O9,91O, it
will bring the total up to $28,471,-
356, making a net increase in the
valuation this year over last of &c.
O58,511.
The Ronan pioneer., 1917-08-03
Fight Against Flies.

The city of Butte is waging war on
flies The health department has in
augurated a campaign to "swat the
fly" and has purchased enough fly
swatters' to supply every home in he
city. Over 10000 fly swatters were
given away last week.