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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Variety Of Time in honolulu

GA papaikou plantation the elocA
marks three quarters NJ an hour ahead
of STANDARD ttHn ft,r the hHy In Yart
Their are three ways ~ nStng the hanr
sf the day au The plantation solar
ttur. standard tlule aei railway time
writes 4 T. Taylor, lionolHtu c"rrr
spoh,leur Ihe i'.lo Suanr company
has tat he tiar hIf eB ly"uf ahead.
At rAhula thr liaUaljaH Agricultural
company has advanced All tt@ clatks
u, mluatr~ Ne>aH} @l ihe otiltr
plRnta5,aas ap ihe Island ha>e &atprd
fr~n r. mnptes 20 aun 5atlt thsy
VIVA d,atle IA adopt a MJtBW ttm#,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
REASON FOR LESS CHICKENS
Hsch rvscs Of Graz, Has Caused Mary
FARMERS 10 Part Win Fc~ss---
Eggs Also Higher.

EFrsTse az he rg~sent prices "
grain, there II 'ea5sncy IRIS rear ON
III, rs-t ~ g~'altryrSen to KEEP s~wev
hsrS ard 60 rssse fever Chi keas tn
y-se. ct grain Is higher cssw tasn far
years May farmers Killed - th@t-
fsssasx last year and nshr ar~ kevyaae
srnailrr rercvrtsSr tkan ever hcfs-~
They have rsas stepped ~ caassse- 'hA
poultry ssfuaTs,n SERIOUSLY. While fesSs
AAs reae ~ % 10 ~ per cwns sfurIa<
he Past year, eggs sis', have Is~rens k
Ia prseN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
ACTIVITY IS LIFE or FOWLS
Best Hssuits cntalnsd BY FEEDING
Srartrsly /. Merring ard Heavily
In the Evsnlnc.

very t7ains1acn rrscsicv With many
FofSs Ia 10 fee~i the same cnanfstv ef
s1ratta sce,l beth tnevalnS AMI evening
SAttrr results have been obtained by
feF9ffnS aE'fe sDa-tnglv In the MORN
fns and heavily NJ nssht. 4 ben likes
~ serstca and wa-S try her fossi
n'at make y toa Easy fer her Re-
rs~s1tss@f activity y the nfe ~ tire ben.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
SUITABLE As CLOt) cRuSHER
Nat Only oess Machine Perform Duty
for Which IA was intended. hut
Also Cuts 4esuna.

THIS In machine, simple osse at
that. that viii perform douhlv duty sur
the farmer Not ualy dD~s IN crush the
eltsds. n purpose for which Ii orixiaas'
ly was inysnted. but the iEy~ntug has
attached a seruhcuttlng device, w
that the two operations are kiniultaa%.
Gus. Also tbs rear bali af The cutter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
klN-T0RTuRED BABIES
Sleep. Me.hefs Rest After Treatment
Win CusiGuta~-Trtal Free.

Arpd today for frce Samples ~ CntI.
rura Soap aud ulntmtat bod learn how
quickly thty relieve itching, huratA&
skia trauhlea, anil point 70 speedy heat.
mtnt ~ baby tsShes. tcr*ma and lsrt.
ing4 liasihg cleared hahs'a skin Keep
Il ,,'ar b, nSans tAlIltAra eeAtsAsI g., !
Free sample each by mesl with Hook.
Address pastrpr,i, tnttc0ra. Dept /.
koStaa. Sold everywhere owe ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
GIVE ATTENTION TO CALVES
Sour Mix. Irregular Feeding ard Vary.
i.c Temperatures VIII Net
Make Good Aniwsaia-

IL sou have sNrinx calves von sstsi
give them stteHtfun In order "a ke~r
them growing. Snur milk. irregular
feeding snd vsr~iaS temperatures II
the milk will ras max. rs>csi calves.
After the calves have h~~n chAar~d
~ skim milk tire temperature of the
milk can gradually - .~Ssacsi nntil
cylh Hailk IA I'll all the time II had
best hs cosa AL TIE '.rre than warm
enc fed. cod another snA bot sn-
ether II farm s%par~foT IL uxed
IL coarse the Tasik shoris ~ RID ~
sega ss skinned.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
USE FOR uNTllLAElE LANDS
Eesss Srces Cf,er car He Made
rrcssahie 10 Sasa~v@-~use ctAs~
cxrts Of ra--, zee

There are ssteG ~ " ferrd On
FARMS II any exteet rvra<h. Qn,sliahsa
taGtis that esarsst ~ aSsa te as!vsn.
tas' Ia r-ep p-Ssaacttoa 8al ,Aat typnla
D. as1's. prsshtshsy fee f-sstas w.
Poses saf the ssssa 'aAt sAls CLASS x
lard tNDiy Should Ne rSexs fa- f&s.nees
! ~; tx-gyxf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
- ~
Auxyav-AN-AvM
e. -, = -
~ NM N NM
& -.
~~nz-ss-~~%~t
w.t.


ean be folded ~ and lutehed GA top
Of the erusher No that only the latter
In working where there In no scrnh to
he cut The cutting oseratlua ~ p~r.
furHed BY a nataher of scTaprr knives
alta elaeti To the sides and rear Of the
fremewora. NJ that no naughty scrub
ESCAPES. Farnlay Business
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Nhag strl oF wosaaii i.a aFay1 ~
lsti5stu lfsCe m rwsnuve rtssAplsatan
blen1ishss~ IT, bleach the sksa aatl to
hgtng our ths ros7fS, ttte frestneas arfvl
the bidder, beauty? i3ut lefr,su suiee
atoigV IN aad therefore irritating. and
shanltl b. mixed Witt er,bart white
thi4 Nay. strain through fine eteth
thv lstiee III twe fresh Lemons iuta u
hottie tuutaitshg about three atint~s
az orvitay'i white flsef shasr sell and
yun have nlt3lc qHaYGff i,lnt ~ ssh.
snA complexion LOTHIAN nj atssuf ,hr
cosf on~ usually pass fts y small ts'
of ordinary culd evefin IT, %are Il
strain ghe ,rtiwn iulte ", no pGip gel
tnte the satile then ftyis lotion vii
reFAaitt gurr ana frn~a fes asatHhs
When applied daily IL TIE 5atte nv
Hrn4s aud bands II @hpuIa help "a
bleach r9ear ssIahHlta snd hstauii'1
thu skin
ANY drMEgiSt pill ~iipI.N thr@'
nnne.-~ ~ orrhart, phiFr az very tiuIe
Cost ana th, grocer tss> ht l,eaons,
ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Little Sestse ASKED her 'rsyAss @Aat
Mas sss#8nt sas Mr.. Grunsts Sasx sas
ssaaa tiAat II Ai*'aas tA~ -swagiss n
Satsap Gays agseT thst gtsasla@g af thr
eiass tsa aAieas Metric sssstgag~s4 asasa,
IN saai !. the t~saato* r. After ssasae
lf*1saRssan Nrttss sesd y sna@ Hs
sh4' ts~st arvassd Msrs, ssratstty waisg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
MAKE DURABLE HIVE STANDS
Tile Drain Pipes or Concrete Blocks
Are Excellent ptyrsss Assured
ard Decay Avoided.

Tile drain pipes w concrete blocks
cun b. used 20 make good hive stands
siNss .stRssssS s<T1 as7s1se ai4ss &y<aS> esss.
hives dry thus preventing A~tey A.
hives vary In "iyl'h from IA 10 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
BILLION DOLLARS LOST

ftEae~haif az the faanar~ pFo~
dussd In the ltfass@d States In
at,a saved fnT fertilizer. aessert-
ssig so q statement of Carl vEeo-
man, assistant secretary of aglvi-
ealssxe When this lass In ng-
uf~d ON the same price basis ss
commercial f~Ftiliztns materials
II amounts to approximately t9as
hAltauH dollars anaaAaf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Durable Asse Stand.

inches the SANDS muS' W about ~
inches wife t'oacrete blocks :. t.y q BY
IN inches CAP he made cfemtiy or
drain tile ~ thr same length bought.
Farm and Home.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

o. Cras Ter
tnslaanisAAtaea ana
Other wsAkssanIn1A 4
vAa w4sY lrsslme
sisd wessid hass -
nhhs rsiza a Aak !
suid hardly tlAAs =
ssssA SausssaKnss !
SNasd b. % min@-
hls Mas ! cssaA -
sss~~p . rxaM \
aarssrsa pAst II -
sin.~ taat falt NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

rh,tg up asst friends aad FAST
fricnd~ ,lur sind van raut tasr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
GAVE UP HOPE
Ofka Wished Tor Deaf 10
Lad Her Misery. Doau's
Effected a { omple,c and
Iaxt,us Recovery.

II MAS hellslts~s Wtth s5sssrv tr,p
ki., ssss Mr& t1lco tsaa>. ast \
Thtri \, x Charles NJ "soA M.
SEa 10 thtuk uaN ease ~ss hryeaa
The r,a,h nc u,NligiHt fAr pain in
mt back lstt use w IN ttsd ana Il:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Are tuu interested In f,.A esN,trdT
Z have eoitet away past II What
~srr t-r+t--~tr-! -. 4...., - appDs4te aun.
teat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

t3tt sHr.t7 srd 7TaSttye ft#a ~ Fgervs
~{asa3 Stta# Ass VS. rsIHst GBa sttes- eats
49, yfasA ..4M AHy-as 81 fAFewatas A@vN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

lhs Jost sbaNrt Geo h. dttaaecs
9i'aa Y N2Aigtts ,soNg expense
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
ugAraluaks IN A WEAK AEARr

"a ON ftfst syhtptaMs Msn "RFhasine
una Ia cared Delay aad pay the AWFUL
psnsiG4 Rennvi the tn ths heart 4
fsusests rrser stW AMI SsA' Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Nun,aH >"ivrs ~ lhe Aael uuotrr
~. t5s~seai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

s.ew,eei "a il uty hack
hs,i ht~'a tta~l.ss' |
r,,uhiuy Sleep and
Mas ~ Jw't'N0sS !
Mss simaSt tv atfr
~tgssa,,s IT {lgy,
afue hssfafs' ia eyes
aria gAe lAt,1S III my
bead arsse Terrible.
Ms >Sht n4~ ssFec gfss
atGx a 4e.u ,..sg.-f Ia ra4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

change htse tsHk lsystaA n rnk~
hams Vegetable CcmpuAasd sna eann
felt change for sA~ h@ttsr. ssAak n
Until was In euoa healthy csAAaktaM
| rws3nnA~nd the pinkhasn rsas~<issa -
NH w~nen IN have useA th~sa with smsk
gesea rexuttA ~ Mrs. Mn4saMp r. CNM-
asssss, s. HSrrseHy ST., feaa's tsss~
NJ ].
Swh sssssmaay shnah hs aee%Ftaa N
sn wusss~a Nm convincing cvHivnns II
the axesissnce ut i.yasa r. faAA&sM'e
Neg~s&has Ssampnana ~ = resnmaY tw
thV distressing lin al wen*a saeA -
fasllacsmsntx. inflammation. alcsrsss~A
hark ach~. f~Anfal pes<aaAs ssTsossan~aa
afaA Kindred ~saAsats
TIA Icy as Misery,
Misery loves eassspaAs.
~sus ii gAs asher fvllsa hss asSs@s
ax~s 90 talk aheus."
~ass@4ssssAesses'sessss~=.sssssAssR
srce THOSE SHARP SHOOTING PAINS
"Fsm&nssa |. tho ~V@Asr warsss luz -
isasals ds&srsisrs Prizes IN - nod yoc- An
sa~sass -,sse y.ssssssa~-sp.~ssw~ss~
Eating hgNs " aGe N the ssfasaysm
NJ yss5g saaislN ~, s,,,,ss..,,-,. 4,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12
Tia Joy af Misery

Esing haes ~ sae N the xsfsaynSm
NJ yessAS saasals -, >..,4., -, ,s...,,~, :,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-12

Wssraen sr~ fast -~rss ~ sa~s la
sNs rrsntinr trstse
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26

ben, no Der l~lHiergriIno beranIaBt
peroen joa, mogli6f Diel WaFer an
bic 2uft ab3ageben, ober no in Der
oberFten Sni6t zines frifm gepFliias
ten aders iid 5euatigleitsDsrbalts
aifs biIosn ioasn, bic geeignst fao,
ndne Gamen gum QuflauFsn 81 brtns
gen uno 3arte @ur3eln in ibrtr ers
ndbrenpsn 5dtigtsit an u~nterItabsn.
Inter oiefsn nmndnOen pirb basggdls
gen Der 0bsrflGde gsboten fem, bort
bag 3ufammsnpreFsn 6es Saataders
nit idDersr Wol3e, pfm Hiht me1g
ole Gsge 5A folgsn BAT, bier oas
re6sr3ieben bee geitdlpfliigtsn g0oens
nit Ieihter 4al3e, Oanit Oiesr Den
3uIammsnbans nit Der ungspflastsn
unferlage niht p~erIiert unb bic I'M
o0sr aud Griinbiingungss
pfldn3en fir i6r aeimen unO ibr
oie eriprbsriidM 5saas
tisttits fiu0sn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26
@ranbIide aartpffefn.qnsnlttnna

ginsr Der gr6Btsn rgrosen" in
Der 9emlietDelt tit beut5utage biz
aartoFfel, uu0 man mDdte OieIer
irii9er 10 bsi4eiOeHsH 5reunoin oes
Uienf4en fat nit Dem 0i9ter 3us
rufen: Nd ILL., ta erteune Did
ni6t msbt!"
8sgen Der unoerI9dmien 9eaes
rung uHb Der INNER aielfa6er oufs
tretenben gsnegung fin ben adsrs
bau BON gartOffeln unb iOnitigen
Semitic flan3su auf ieoem sled
den nnbenuBten QaRoes tit aud bic
5ruge Der 8sriorgun8 nit Sameu
ober nit Stedlingsn elne bofit MIDI
tige gerpprbsn. Gin s~rfa5rener aarz
toffel8u6ter gtbt nsbenbei folgenOen
Bint:
Die grsiis gutter Stedtartoifeln
uamentli9 liRb tn ben Stdetsn bsis
nabe uusridpinglid geiuorosn fir
ben einfaden MaHn, Der iid ais
gfau5sr OerIuden mill. Sd m59te
in bieier 8s3isbung oorauf aufmerts
fam MAIDEN, aaB Ditjenigeu. fpelde
a%artoffelR gum aodsu iddlsn,
inn0be @erIbnenbung treiben. tpsnn
lie bic nQugen" nift fparen! 8iefe
t6nntn, poriidtig ausgsf4nittsn. nod
fir bas Qnpflan3en ssrabtfo gut
iein, ME Elm grDberes Slid Der
GartoFsln. Sd babe oamit INNER
guten @rfoIg sebobt.
gbsnio fam man pom ben 9artofs
feln, fpeId1e Don SomensG efddf.en
an ibre auHben seIanot fDsrben unb
in Der 9sgel gu BEN beIten seb0ren,
BLOB bic ausen nnpflan5en, unb az
leg ibrigs gibt gutss gHar; man
BAT alfo bann io5ufagsn g3tpti 5Iies
gen nit giusr alappe gei6lassn".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26

tiefes. mftaaH6es 8laufdpars nit
idmalen COLLEEN StreiFen am Qei6e
uab gelben 5aarblIdeln al 0ea
geingelentsu. Die 5lagd fnD ourhs
F9tig unb nur bic 9dnoer uno 4oern
blaufhDar3. 0as @ei69en if itdrs
Ter unO etipas grOBer aIs Das Uldnns
den; Die 8Or0erflhgel in0 poqitdnoig
blaai dpar3 ulb Der 2ei6 peilf nar
eineH breitsn prangengeiben Stretfen
auf.
untsridisbiid bon anoeren Dot
ten, fliegt Die Oes 9firfidbaum6o9rers
pdbrenO bes iOnntgen Cages, nod
neroen lie trOBDtm islten geieben,
neil Tie isbr idHea fliegsn mo i9au
iino. Sbr 2ebsn als Mlptte bauert
MIR Is Sage, bod entite6en foris
Ddbrsno neue, 10 baB tie III Ser 3eit
Bom /. Suli Bis September berumflies
gen. Die MlDtte legt burhi6niitli4
etpa 400 Ser, Die ie am 5iaatm
uHb Den gr0beren 3peigm bes 8aas
mes abfsBt, ielten chen In Der 8rpne,
jen09 bdufiger unter6alb Der gros
oberflahe in Oort befinbLihen 8iBen
Der ainDe. Die aus ben Giern auss
2arpen ooer Raupen ftn0
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26

qsfd6rlinen lInterbrsHuHg Der Mahss
IHmri9taBg n6tigen, I'M fdlieBIid
0ur4 i6r aamdhlihes 9eriAnin0sR
bic aur5cln al biegen, al pre1en o0sr
IN, beIeittgt por6en iIHe, biz
Sci i5 iene 9eihaffenbeif Der 0urds
lifting aus, ipelGe ea Dem 8oOtn rz
m0gli6t, aus ieiner 9iefe untsr Der
Ginipirfung Der GriDdrmung 0nrh
bic Come Die per0ampfeaoe Jeah
ti~qfeitsmsnge uieber gu ersdn5sH.
Birb Der itart ssDal3ts 4der an feis
nsr Gberfid6e Ourd bic ggge DON
Hguem geIodert uHo getrumelt, 10
miro Die 5aarr56rdenleituns uHters
brohea un0 Die gstriimsIte 8ede bies
let sinen ShuB gegen bag Qastrods
Hsn, segeH bic grfdopfuHg ocs lnz
tergrunbss an 8eadtigtett. Wil man
olfo sinen 8o0sn. oeHm WaHsrpors
rdte in Der 5ieFe 5u elmer b~nusbdItss
ridden 9oridt Hotigen, 10 herFfefIm,
oaB 3par oas 9ahu IN osn 30
0sns5aurfobrhea4 aHHteIgsn Tam,
BE GtarFe osr 9st0unfang aber asz
hilbert psroeR ipn 70 oarF Der ader
Hiht in elmer eluiteH 5afammeHge
oriidtsH GbsrfIade Otr @~rpdTnans
aus9eisbt psrben. mie e Die Wd3e'
fdaTft. 8ielmebr notigl jsHe 8orIiat
"a siHer qodtruna ser EberFa6e
eur6 Eager aoer 9adsn. 0dn5 an
oers piEn nan bort ~ DgFfabre1 ia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26

Der gefd1rlidte 5eino pes gfirs
ii4baums, 6itlid BON ben 6elieugebirs
gen, 1T Der n9firii6baum : go6rer"
(5anntnoioea eii~tioIa), Elm 5nieit,
0as man f4on ieit 1771 fennt. G9an
e aud an airidens uno
gfIaumsn6duuen, bod 3ie4t IS Den
Bftriinbaum bpr.
Dem Gbf3iidter 1T Der S9Gbliug
am beiten ais cine peiBe, Iarpmd6ns
life Rnups betdnut, fpetde in uus
regelmdBigen 8o6rgdngen untet Der
Iebt, 3umeiit unter6al6 Der
GrDoberfldde. Seine 8egennart tut
iid Ourd QusfIuB pon Salt ODER
9ar3, permiiht nit brauuen grtrez
ment aiigelheH, tuu0.
Dos eigentIi6e, ausgepaaiene Sus
left lit cine fd6nfarbige Motte, Die
JepiTen 8eipen dn9Iid llsbt. Die
Motte bat cine Jlugslbrsits
con stpa 11s 3oa. Die 6ar6s TT Elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26

9itBur5eIn pom Mais, 9ars
ioffeln, aubsRartsn, gobnsn. erbien
bsrbreitsn iih siemli9 na9e Der 0btrs
fldde BON Reibe 81 astbe unO ioas
ten bti Der 5adarbsit bisie 5radte
nur6nss MIR fld6 bsarbeiist iDsrbsH,
nm sic BurssIn nitt 81 isbr gu it0z
rem. 3ldeftlbsn gsben bagsssn iiefsr
in osn B06tn. tDHasu bssbalb ni9t
mat tisftr bsbadt mer0sn, ipHosrn
aud 0ie 8OrbsrsiiuHg beg 9nn0ts Ipa
cine iisFsrt Isin. Die Wur3sln Der
@etrsI0ss, 0rass unb Rlesartsn pahs
len msbr isntrsdi nieoer unD gsben
aIlssmsin in cine erosrs 5itfs ais Die
8nr5eln Der 6afFfiidtt; ginItise llHs
tererunDsberhaltHiHe Fno bei bisisn
Iisls Don grobsr Geoeuluna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26

ie6r berIdis0en an 9r6Bs, 8d6reno
oes Dinters ber6leibsn tie untGtig
uno erit i'm 5rubiabr faugsn lie pies
Der on 81 Frefen uuo 5u bobreH. Die
puppen finoet man meiitens an
5lBe oeg 8aumss inter etnem bers
b~orraqenben Gtdd odrrer ainoe ooer
auf Der QuBeuieite Der 8in0e glei6
unterbalb Der GrOoberfld9e, uno
5por am bdufigFen i'm 3uli unb qus
quit. glu6 etpa 10 5ogen eHtpidelt
ith aug BET 9uppe bic g}otte, bas
fsrtige Sniett.
8dume ieDen Qiters iinb ben Qns
grtffen 6isies Snietts ~ausgsiegt.
aIeine, juRge gdume perosn monns
mai 0urd cine ein3ige Raups getotet,
Die tie b~oaitdnoig eintysiIt. Qaf 8dus
men i'm bitter DON 5 5abren tam ii4
cine betrdhtIine qn3a6I BON 2arpen
idmmeln, bis fire 8O9rungsn grob
genug perbeu, Inn ben SaftfluB gu
6eeintrd6tigen. 8ie gdume rper0en
oann traHt. uebmen cine gsIblids
qriine 5drbe an, unb rperH lie Mat
brett an Den 8obrungeu De5 S4dos
lings iterben, erliegtn tie Der 3rpt.
tenbeit oes 6pmmers o0er Der Streas
beg Dinters. Sol6e tranfe gGums
Damn aud nod nit gorIitbs
BON DEM 9bitboum : ain0enidfer
5eimgtIudt.
Mtan bat BIS jeBt nod fem pirts
lanes SprIbmittsl gsgen ben gfirs
ii96oumsgo6re entoedt, uno an
smpfe6lsnspsrteHen it eg, bic aars
ben nit eirem idarfen Wlefer aus
Der ainbe beraus3uidneiben. Bel Der
dnlegung zines neuen 5bfgdrteas
nlHsn 5undGH ale totem 9aumreits
Der tranten 8dume oon Dem i5elDe
1usgerottet uno perbrannt per0en.
in dlteren @drten 1T es rotiam, Die
9aroen 0es 8o6rers 3ipeimal i'm
5abr aus3uihneioen, 8uerit i'm Ottos
5er oper Glopember uno Damn pleDer
5riibipmmer, 3pii9en Dem 1.-unb
10. SUM-. Wlan iplIte purber Die GrDs
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Sic Saiduns.
Gin Rntltrau@ BON Mot unbsOeutcubsm
gssrtr.

1 Wv NftNN'N ''VH
@ertr.
8suu mir psnis SaIelniiHs bas
ben, 70 lisst biss. ME 6ermaun Sta.
bsitod in siuem 5oritpirtfdaftIiden
8Iatts ausfiibrt, an elmer mangels
b1ftsu ausnubung Der geseubsu bic
file cine 6aisImuBtultur Defenders
ettignst iinb. 8as gr0Bts 5aIamuBs
gebiet Der @rbe all Der Rorbtiilte
A.slnaitens I'M pOnttI4sn @ebirgt
jriI9en 9atum uno Singu 3eigt
Oeutlid, uHter pelden 9eoingunaen
bic 9aieIuuB am bsiten gebeibt. Ser
Wiittelpunit bteIes 5onoels3peiges
lit 9drraFunb, bic ridtige Rug
ltnbt. Die iteiIen qb6dnge am Ronbe
les boben @ebirges nab Der AiiIte
linb sernbs elm garaoies fir ba8
Nadstum DER 6aiel. Ri6t nur
Udrmt, ionbern aud unbsbinberte
uao ausgiebige Ginpirtung bes mil
rem 8eitieepinbes fir ibre @Iiits3eit
tiHbet iis bier.
Bie uniere meiiten 8otobdume
til bic 6nieI cine Qginobliitlertu, Der
refine Snietten bel Der gerltdubunq
rer mannIi6en &Gbaen auf bic
DtibIi9sn 9Iiiten bebtlfli6 fin0. "a
nun bic 9aisI INNER uiepSig lit, ia
msif unter9oI3 biloet, lam Der
BiuO ite ntdt 70 iaarf nnblaIen,
l1ie Is fir bic gefru9tung n0tig lift.
5n BEN ertpd9utm pontii4en 9ebiet
bet Der Stroud au9 unter bteiem
9aateil gu IeiOen, nber Bic 6onneus
i!rabIeu peroeH auf ben Sttilbdn=
Gen 10 dufgefangeH, DoB ie als trod.
Rtnoe Wdrme ben 3peigeE unb an
0tten baumeInbeu HGBnen 3ugute
tCmmeu, DDoura Der 8liitenItaub
unb fIugfdbig gemadt pirO.
Die Ginnirtung Oes Seepaiiers
bin3u, unb auBsrbm pdroe
tprt bic abboI3ung Der fraber pors
faubsnen gdume aufs grlnoli6ite
betrieben, iobab bic gauje 8egetas
tian fat mir NOD itrau9artiQ lit,
nus oas 8a4stum Der Salel Tebr
5erner iii Der 8ooen obne
9tas uno arduter, an ben SteiIs
fir bic Gutpidlunq Der 6as
e! DEFENDERS tpertbol, 3unlal aud
,lr Don 9oieIbldttun gebtloete SUI
rus in ieiner triimelig fetten 8es
.toffenbeit Der dQerbeiten 8artens
ibe gIei6t. go glidIi9e 8orbebins
piro man IeIten antreffen,
.imal nt6t in bieier ger6inbuaa.
Tier tn man4eu 0egenoen 9eutihz
dnos gibt es 8obenper9dltntTe, bic
gunItig limb, 3. y. in S9paz
Zen un0 6ranten an ben BORT aIee6
.enannten S~teilbalben, BEL oenen an
re Stelle bes U}eeres oas nagenOe
zines 5luTes Doer Bodies
lit. S0ihe Observation-Disclosures
iE0 tpegen i5rer Sigsnort ionf fir
a.itpirti4aftlife Qusung idper al
ebrauaen; fir Observation-Disclosures
en- aber Iinb tie geraoe3u local. IRAN
elite ite in cine regelre4te 9aIeltuIs
III nebinen.
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SapeE 4a5s Der Moaat 5op,s
WiilfDn in @astd fiIlt be @ss
inninbigteit Oss 9inses isIisn I'M
tsr 20 Uleileu per Gtmoe. glan
Mill bort ieBt @inDmiibIm fir ben
8eirisb eIeitrH6er arnfiftatiOuen trs
rid1ten.
TN ere &eKiniguitgcu ltlntnelt
on lebr neaig NIT m1lereH Reigun,
GER.
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am 5uB bes gaumFamulss e:pa 6
SOL tief ~pegboden, oamit man an
Dem 6ar5ausfluB o0er Den golrs
ipansn srtennen fam, mo N1 Die
2arpen befiHDen. Wan oarf BET BEN
QusIdHsiOen ben Baum ni6t me0r
ais n%otDeubig beiddoigen. Ra6Dem
bic Qarpen mtfernt iino. bduft man
Die @roe fDis6sr ettpa s SOL bod Jun
ben StamuI.
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w NAAt itAtAH ht1
3tttiftHs bon bieie
bier Yam nit lang
genomme, ba ben
Id Giles in sic aobrt
cdiplsbnt gsbabt i'm
bic sanSe Sing is
Oistf9artf6t iporOs.
or Gobrs, Fat uns
Der 3idotid {
aeb1rige 8ar
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Der " ert 6es aif ben 8ei0en
Der RatiunnlioriteH an Qraufbeiten
eiagegoHgeuen &iebs betrug i'm DO.
rIaen Sabre iUeHlaer ais 100000.
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Wfsmsr sArribsbrtst nrs
pbiltpY ~5amsrampftr.

meiu Iiebsr Ssrr Saskatchewan.
iBpl'6 Iu9 ~ IN sruiuCI Sum
n l -
The Marietta journal and courier., 1917-11-30
MRS. DuPRE ENTERTAINs-

Mrs. w. A. DuPre entertained in
honor of Mrs. H. NJ Cottingham on
Tuesday with bird luncheon after
which her guests enjoyed az, bridge
and golf. The delicious courses were
served on the card tables SIS well as
the dining table and bright colors
prevailed in the menu. White chrys-
anthemums and narcissi were the
flowers used beside growing plants.
The ladies who played golf after
the luncheon were Mesdanes w. III.
Wyatt, w. A. Sans, G. P. Reynolds,
Len Baldwin, Howell Irrelevant and
Miss Mabel Cortelyou. Those play
ing bridge Mesdames H. M. Cotting
ham, v. L. Starr, 'Bolan Brumby, C.
T. Nolan, John M. Graham, w. II.
Prkinson, William Shippen, Hunter
Morrisette, A. D. Grant, George
Welsh and Miss Lula McMichael.
Those playing AZ were Mesdames
George Sessions, R. j. Hancock, John
Cheney, M. D. Hodges, J. j. Daniell,
Rosser Little, Will Neal, Henry Wy
att, Jr., Mollie Martin, George Rob-
erts and Misses Blanche Barnes and
Lottie Lou Murray.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1917-11-30
MISS HOPPE ENTERTAINS
WITH BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe gave
a bridge luncheon at the golf club
on Tuesday for her cousins, Mrs.
Featherstone Bum, of Schenectady,
N. Y, and Miss Susie Brumby, OF
Cedartown, who are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Roger Dewar, and her own
guest, Miss Mildred Brown, of Wash
ington, D. G.
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
were used in decorating and the beau
tiful prize for top score was won by
Miss Martha Shippen. Mrs. Hoppe
and Mrs. Roger Dewar served the der
licious luncheon.
Invited to meet the guests of hon
or were Mesdames T. L. Wallace,
Linton Dean, L. N. Trammell, w. E..
Roberts, Jack Brumby, w. H. Wyatt,
Jr., John Holmes, of Atlanta, and
Misses Ella Phillips and Eloise Gay,
of Atlanta, Irene Malone, Mary Rob
eson, Martha and Marie Shippen and
Jean Wallace.