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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03
llntcricciidJc Sacacn unb Sliiic.

Sn iolden @ebieten, no bic obsreu
8elteins it)itten iebr paiierOurd!0is
fig linp, iidert pas Woiier big gu
Der t~iefsren poiierunour4ldilieen
Sdiht. I'm auf pieier abSuilieben
uno an Hanoe als meiit uubstss,
mobnlih itorte Quelle Sutose gu ire
ten, Defenders in &altsebieten 1T
tieie grideinuns itun lGussre 3sit
betonnt, no tisireilen ganSe 5liiiie
perildern - ). 9. bic Opnau Spi
iten S%mmenoin9en uno 9uttlingen
unp an moerer oft nett entiern
Ter Stelle in u9laut0pien", 10 ge
lonnt bon Der aoratteriitii6m 5nrbs
bes talt9altisen Woiiers. pieber Der
rcrtommen. Streiteu perarti9e
Sdidteu unterboIb bss Mserssipie,
gels aus, 10 fiibrt pas ielbltuertGno.
LID au elmer unterieeiihen Nuellbil;
bnng. Splde QuelIen limb neuers
Rings bdufissr unterlu1t lporoen.
Defenders in 8ebieten, ipo man boift,
ibren 3uflub lanoeinipGrts auiSufin
Zen uno Der WolierperiorSuns oienit-
bar 81 MAIDEN. Sic finben lih Dor
client in Der Nabe bon talti9en @iis
fen uno iino our9 ben ssrinseren
SalSgebalt pss WeeruafIers an fol.
den Stellen ert'nnbnr, 3. .. bnt
man cine gan3e InSnbl in Der I'm
sebrns Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT in Der.
idiebener Gntferuuns bon Der aiiItr
oft in bebeutenber Weerestiefe entc
eedt. Cine pieier Quellen, bel port
Wiou, bilpet auf Der Weerssobers
fldde cine Siem!id itorte StrDmuns.
bic iduimmenbe @egenitdnbe peit=
hin iortfiibrt.
Yin Der Oittiiite bes 4oriaii{ben
Mssres bat Elm bon ben aaltalpen
her mterirpiId iliebenoer Bad, bic
2rsbinti9iBo, elm peutlih %ertennbos
res, unterIeeiihe5 DELTA anse.
f4lpsmmt. 9ns Rote Meer, bns in
fcilem 9an5cn llmfang teinen ein3i
gen beitdnciam CLUB lpeoer uon ara
bien, nod bon Ifrita Der empIdn9t,
srbdlt msbrere 3ufIiiiie, bic auf iei.
mem grunbe entIprinaen, Die maj
ierreiditen unterIeeiihen 5liiile be
Iinoen ii4 in benz b0blsnreiheu
aaltboben an Der SiiotiiIte Der Der.
einigten Staoten; an Der MiinOnna
pes ct. So9ns iprubelt cine unters
ieeiI6e QueIle p0llig reinen Woiiers
] bis 2 Meter bod iiber Der Wlee.
,esoberfldfe empor On ben &iiitcn
pon Yucotnn biloet oos am M,eer
Oustretenbs GrunomoIier einen BRET
ten Strom, Der iid fanalortig an
rer aiite entlang 5iebt, bon benz
eisentliden Meerpaiier ourd cine
Barre qetrennt, ,pie iie ionit bic Mees
.resipogen ppr ben 5lubmiinoungen
aufbauen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

Tiir Tarr1 INN 6artpr
Hraftiidlcr @etrciScipeid)cr.

Der bier i'm YilOs pispersssebsns
Bau nebit 9runoplan 5sist uns Ell
nen febr pruttiidsn 9etreioeipeidsr.
Eel tpeldem ben neueren Wstboben
unb Maidinerien auf Der 5arm
Rednuns setragsn lit. Sn benz u,t
teren @efdoB bes 8ebdubss 1T bic
Mufftelluns zines 9niulinmotors gum
getrisb perfdieosner Waidinen Dor
geieben. Ser Motor trsibt einsn
5auptidaft, nit benz tleins Mnidis
men. uie Waidmafdine, Sdleifitein,
@abmieparator, Yusmiible, Sfrot.
miible etc. in @%erbinbuns gebro@t
iperben tDnnen, ebenio elm Glepotor
fir bas 9inaufi5affen bes G,etreires
ua9 benz obcren Stodpert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

senus gu MAIDEN, 10 bab bic Wur'
Selipibsn an Der Seitentpano in bic
S6be rnsen, bic Witte Der Insgras
buns gu pertiefen, ftatt gu erbOhen.
uno 10 benz Maiier @elsaenbeit gu
seben, fid bort ansuiammeln.
Ridtis 1T bns serape 8esenteil.
Dds pflanSenlpd mub nett genus
iein, UNI ben Wur5ein geniigenb
Raum CUR 4usbreitun9 au bieten;
bos Centrum iollte erb0bt liesen uno
bic Wursdn iiher ben !Siisel berum
iorsfdltis no4 ibrer urfpriinslihen
Gage iaderartis ousse6r.itet tperoen,
Yer 8urselbols tpmmt unter bic
GrbOberfldde gu itebsn. Gmpieblenss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

-SmJriibiab sspfIonsz
te Sbt bdume treiben pielfoh
l1ld,t flott ous. Sas 1T Elm 3eiden,
Dab feline seniieenbe nelle Wur,elbils
onn9 itattsefunben bat. !SiGft nun
nlft sriinoli6es WdFern unb llms
toideln bes Stammes nit feudtem
utpos ooer 2e9manltrid IN 9erbinz
ouns init gooenbeaeduns, 10 lam
mon iolde 8dume nodmals berausz
ns9n'en unb mod Dem Riidfdnitt Der
Wur5eln unb GinitelIen in WaTer
fpieeer 'eu p~flonsen. giit lit 3, ,psnn
oorber nod ole Wuraeln in 2ebmbrei
einsetauht iper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

@runbplan pes s~lpeiten Stoflpcrtes.
Sas @ebdubs lit Is bel 20 Jub
erob, nit 16 SUB W%anbItdnbsr.
0as GrbgeidoB eritredt ii9 nur iiher
bic 9dlfte bes @ebdubes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03
Die &artuffcl i'm Srudtuediel.

SIN allsemeinsn tam man ben
5armern, Die 8artOffelbau bstrei.
ben, baau ratea, einsn o~reijabrisen
Sruatpe6iel. ndmlid bas aerits Sabr
&artofeln, bas 5lpeite Sabr Weiaen
unp bas brittle Sobr &lee, gu BEL fol-
gen. aller Stollmiit iollte bierbei,
iofern er nidt ourd)aus aeriest 1T.
als aoRfoiin9uns i'm 8erIauie bes
Winters Sl WeiSen uno &lee seseben
iperpen. 81 aartoifeln folIie tein
frii@er Stallmiit untergepfliigt per=
BEN, pa Der friide StallmiIt I'M 3d.
ZEN 3uItdnbe uno 9erbdltnii1e
iA0fft, Die bem 4uftretm lnD linz
ii49reifen pes aartoiielidorfas iebr
9iiniti9 limb. Mun io!lte in benz ses
nonnten SrudtnehieIipitem ober I'M
mer pnrauf binarbeiten, einen lebr
trdftisen &leebeitono gu erSielsn; es
lit 81 Dem 3ipede cine pieberbp!te
Ialtung oes benz &lee poroufsebenz
ben Weisens in pielsn SGlIen am
PIabe.
Ser nSrudfarmer", Der aud Orb
feeren i'm srpbsn aiebt, tonn foigen=
ben 5ru9tipedIeI nit sutem grfolee
onlpenoen: Slice, aortofieln, Grbhees
rem. !Sierbei iperben bic Grbberrer
om S4luB pes eriten ober apeiten
So9res, in benz iie setrasen baben,
untersepfliist, Der Ypoen ipirb bann
70 bearbeitet. bab er fein unb felt
ipiro, unb biernad) fofort Rpttlee
(meoium) CUR Rate bon Is Bis 20
pfunb pro aere einseidt. Wirb Der
Slice Mitte Suli einseidt, 10 1T Elm
Jeblidlas prattiid 10 gut ipie aus.
seihloHen. SIT bic Witteruns sinis
ssrmaBen siinitis, 10 lpiro Der Slice
iosar nod i'm Sabre Der Iusfaat
einen febr trGftieen Yeitanb entipit-
teln. Sm fulsenpen Sabre tann
man einen aleeidnitt our !Ssutperz
buns gebrauden unb pfliist oann
ben Na4pud)s CUR @riinbiinguna
inter. &artoffeIn folsen auf ben
3lee, unb no6bsm bic &ortoffeln ob~
eeerntet iino, ptrb nun Winterros<
gen ols 0edfrudt fir oos 2anb hen
Winter iiber eingeidt; Der &ogaen
ipirb i'm folgenben Sriibiabr unterz
gepfliigt uno biernah bas 9anb gum
nit Grobeeren bergerids
tet. Dieter Ylan imtellte einens bier
5rudIpefiel bar, penn
man rur cine Grnte BON ben Orb
beerea nimmt, oagesen einen flint
Sru@tpedieI, penn man bic
3pei Sabre lang tragen
ldbt. @nItelle Der Grobeeren lam
man non Wuni4 audi anbers paIs
Ienbe @artenfriihts einidolten. Man
na9 ben Grbbeeren aud nod
line grnts fpdts, &artpFfeln siehen,
penn man por9eteimte pflonstartof>
ieln ausle9t. Mit Der nStiaen Srras
alt aussefi:brt, ersibi oiefer plan
,urdpes febr snfriebsnfI!enbs gr.
9as Grbbesrlono muR
,ann sunddft eriinoIida nit Der
56eibenesse bearbeitei iusrben. ipors
luf man es pfIiist unb esst, palst
IND nodmaIs forsfdItie esst. 0ars
'ad, b. 3. nod ben SpdttartoffeIn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03
aubenaniidt pes Speiders.

Das @etreibs pirb pom Dagen in
ZEN Iblaberaum (Oump 9in) ges
fdaufelt, bon po es in ben 4ufnnb=
Im~sbebGlter i'm @rbsefdob Iduft. Inn
bon ba nit benz @lepatur mad oben
eeidafft uno in bic peridiebenen Be-
hdlter diebe, @runbplan) perteilt gu
tperben. Sie gauge Ginridtun9 lit
burhaus prattiid. bequem unb ar
beitfporenb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03
Sas GilanScn Scr Huicn.

Die bier bsiseiiisten Sl%luitratic'
men 5eigen uns, ipis Hoienitode su
pfianssn unb ipie lie niat gu pflans
gen iinb. 5alih lit ss. ben Stod gu
bod gu f~tellen, bas God ni4t nett
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

Ste rtdtise art, @cien 81 pflanden.
pert iit, bas pflan3Io9 auf etpa 3
Sub Siefe gu lodern uno etpas
Niinser. am beIten &ubmiit. tpenn
folder erbdltlid lit, nit Der groe gu
permii4en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-03

fommt WeiSen. oann &lse, bnnn
SnrtpffeIn uip.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
Prefers ChamberIain's

"In the course of a conversa- ton with Chamberlain Medicine Co.'S. representative today, we had occasion to discuss in gen eral way the merits of their diff ferent preparations. At his sug- gestion I take pleasure in ex- pressing my estimation of Cham berIain's cough remedy. I have a family of six children and have used this remedy in my home for years. I consider it the only cough remedy on the market, as I have tried nearly all kinds. ''- Earl c. Ross, publisher Hamilton County Republican-News, Syra- cuse, Kan. Adv
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
The Eternal Conflict.

Society IS nothing more than con- tiluation of the conflict of nature un- der the guidance of intelligence. It is vain to hope for any amelioration of society from the prevalence of an in- tellectual education. Culture of the intellect supplies new weapons for use in the conflict and may render 1t less rude in appearance, but cannot change it's nature. Doctrines and creeds are forms; the will supplies their con tents. Just as vehicle may convey substances having wholesome or in- furious or indifferent properties, so any system of thinking theological, social or political-may be made to bear any purpOrt, good or bad. To try to shape opinions so that they may not be made subserTient to any evil pur- pose, is all labor in vain.-Schopen- hauer.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
Nearest Fixed Star.

Alpha Centauri is the sun nearest to the earth of all the fixed stars. One of the most magnificent of the first magnitude stars even to the naked eye, the telescope reveals it all suddenly as two great masses of solar fire,- the flames, red, yellow and blue, blown upward and outward to the right by the winds of the universe. The great pair of rainbow flames ap- pear to stand out like tangible ob- Jects in the depths of infinitely re- mote space many times larger than the naked eye stars. One of the two revolves about the other in a period of 80 years. It is one of the most stupendous and awful visions and the most absolutely beautiful that eyes have ever seen.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
Law on Pies.

A reader wrote to the Arkansas City Traveller, asking what a young man should do when he sat on a custard pie at a picnic. The editor advised him to remain there until the others went home. However, there are those who disagree with the Traveller edi- tors advice. There are those even who advise throwing the remains of the pie into the lap of the woman who brought it along. Anyone who takes custard pie on picnic deserves whatever may happen to her. Custard pie is, or should be, strictly an indoor enterprise. No pie without a sub stantial top crust should be allowed on a picnic.-Kansas City Star.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
Most Precious Relic.

A group of children whose mothers belonged to the Daughters of the Revolution were overheard discussing some historic relics which had de scended as hefrlooms in their respec. tive families. One little girl said her mother had knife and fork that Washington had once used. Others named curios of various kinds, each trying to outdo the other in uphold. ing the family importance in regard to antiques But Grace, though young est of the lot, carried off the honors
 My mother has a teapot" said she
 that was used in the Boston tea party. ."-Woman's Home Companion
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
Cotton Waste Has vaIue.

In Lancashire. England, the cotton waste has an annual value of $75,. 100000. This vast sum is represented by fag-ends and sweepings and pick ings and combings. Thousands of women are employed to divide this stuff into good, middling. and bad, and 1t is sold at various prices for differ ent purposes es-papermaking, mating, wadding. and, most of all, the naKing of shoddy.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
Derivation of "canon.v

The word canon" is Greek for rule" and is itself derived from 'canna," a reed, which was selected by carpenters on account of it's straightness. Hence from a measur- ing rule, it became a figurative rule for measuring and regulating church doctrines.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26
Why Harsh Worda Hurt

Most people seem to feel hard words more than hard deeds, and are more upset by insults than by actual in- Juries. What we do to an enemy in war is done from necessity, but the evil we say of him seems to arise from an excess of spite.-Plutarch.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26

Richard SchuSter left H0lDrOoE
 Tuesday night to visit his parents
 in Los Angeles.
 Attorney J. E. Jones of Flag
 staff was in Holbrook last Fri
 day enroute to St. Johns.
 Ignacio Bazan of Silvercreek
 transacted business in Holbrook Thursday.
 Thursday President Wilson signed Senator Ashurst's bill for the irrigation of Yuma mesa, mention of which is made in an other column of this paper.
 pr. J. w. Bazell visited Wins low Thursday.
 After a visit of six weeks at the home of her son in Holbrook, Mrs. Julia R. Braxton left here Wednesday morning to visit re- latiYes in Phoenix before return ing to her home in Las Angeles.
 The Cooley Lumber Co.,. is building a small house in the block north of the court house for Geo. w. Hennessey. The house will be occupied by MT. Hennessey's father.
 c. A. Melin of Denver, dls- trict passenger agent for the Nickel Plate railroad, was in Holbrook Tuesday soliciting busi- ness for his company. The News acknowledges a pleasant call by the gentleman.
 J. E. Richards of St. Joseph was a business visitor to Hol- brook Tuesday. MT. Richards recently purchased Walter Me Laws Lozier automobile and finds a trip to the county seat an easy | one in this car.
 Fresh oysters at Wetzler's.
 Mrs. M. N. Lines of Denver arrived in Holbrook last evening for a short visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. M. Ray holds. From here she will go to Los Angeles for a visit.
 Several car loads of steel for the new bridge across the La Roux wash west of Holbrook were unIoaded here yesterday. The construction of this bridge will be commenced at once.
 E. A. Leopold, of the Northern Arizona Painting Co.,. has built l home on a 160-acre homestead ne recently filed on. The home stead is but a short distance south of the river and MT. Leo bold will drive back and forth to lis work in town.
 Miss Mary K. Jacobs of Los national organizer of Societies for Girls. was n Holbrook yesterday with Rev. ]. M. White. pastor of the Episco- pal church of Winslow. Miss Jacobs met a few members of he Episcopal Guild at the home If Mrs. w. R. Scorse, and pre- iminary steps were taken to organize a Friendly Society for Girls in Holbrook.
 Mrs. A. M. Boyer left here last Wednesday morning for a stay if month or six weeks at a janitarium few miles out from San Jacinto, Calf, where she will take the hot sulphur baths, hoping to free herself from Her many friends lere trust she will be greatly H benefited by the curative waters If the springs.
The Holbrook news., 1917-01-26

Union telegraph messenger, fel
 from the steps of the L. B. Put
 ney building immediately afte
 delivering a message to W. H
 Chamberlain, manager of tn
 Putney company. He sustained
 injuries which made 1t impossibl,
 for him to walk and his cries fo
 help soon brought MT. Chamber
 lain to his assistance. The youns
 man was carried to his home
 across the street and a doctor
 was summoned. It was feared
 that either his spine had beer
 hurt or that he had sustained in
 ternal injuries. and it was de.
 cided by Dr. Brown, surgeon fol
 the Santa Fe, to send him to the
 company hospital Tn Los Angeles. This was done Sunday morning and late reports are to the effect that the injured young man will soon be able for duty.
 Judge D. J. Thomas and fam fly will move into their new home in the north part of town Saturday. This new home has just been completed by J. J. Cassidy, archictect and builder, and is one of the handsomest in town. The house is of the bung- allow style; the exterior finish is shingles, and the interior is hard pine with maple floors. The house has all the modern con- veniences- built in book-shelves, buffet, china and clothes closets. etc. MT. Cassidy did the greater part of the work himself, and he has reason to be satisfied with the result.
 We understand that a petition is being prepared for presenta- tion to the Board of County Supervisors, requesting that body to call an election for the purpose of voting upon the proposition of incorporating the town of Hol- brook. The petition will be ready for circulation early next week and it will no doubt be generally signed by the tax payers of the town. It will be presented the county board at it regular meeting next month.
 According to the Snowflake Herald 59 head of diseased horses were killed in that country last week by order of state and federal veterinary officers. The horses were afflicted with dou- rine, an incurable disease. They were shot and the carcasses burn ed by w. w. Freeman, state officer. The owners of the animals will be paid their value by the state and federal governments.
 The advertisement of D. Y. Avon, contractor and builder. in this issue of the News. Mir. Avon informs us that he now has contracts for six new cottages in Holbrook, and ex- poets this to be the best year for building in Holbrook he has ever known. Two of these cottages. for by John Connor, have already been commenced by MT. Avon. Other contracts will be started in short time.
 Try loaf of the Holbrook Cream Nut health bread. All kinds of pies and | cakes made to order. Automobile delivery. Adv If
 The editor of the News ac- knowledges a pleasant visit We'd nesday afternoon with Jno. A. Freeman. W. B. Stratton and s. F. Smith, of Snowflake. who were in Holbrook to attend the stockholders meeting of the A. c. M. I.
 Rev. M. White, Episcopal min ister of Winslow, will preach in the Methodist church in Holbrook next Sunday morning at 11:30. Subject: Why go to church. <" The public is cordially invited.
 Attorney E. P. Conwell of Winslow, late republican candi- date for county attorney of Nav aio countv. has moved to Mazda
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03
w. o. w. BANQUET ENJOYED.
Big Attendance Of Hollywood Camp
Members at Annual Gathering.

Big Attendance Of Hollywood Camp
Members at Annual Gathering.
There was big attendance of the
members Of Hollywood Camp, No. 10,
Woodmen Of the World, Wednesday
night in their annual gathering for
their banquet. The crowd numbere
abount 375 and was larger than was
expected. In fact accommodations
had not been prepared for so large a
number by the ladies of Trinity
church and the overflow was taken
care Of in Charles and the Dixie
cafes.
The supper was an excellent one
and was a most enjoyable affair. The
gathering of the Woodmen in these
numbers always has a social feature
which is very pleasant to members of
the camp. Mr.. c. c. Beck was chair
man of the committee which had the
arrangements in charge and Mr.. Beck
looked after the preparations for the
affair.
Before the Woodmen repaired to
the banquet hall, a meeting was held
in the Woodmen hall and two splen-
did addresses were made by Messrs
c. M. Hurst and S. H. Edmunds. The
talks were along the lines Of wood
craft and were most inspiring. Holly
wood Camp. n. 10. has 1902 members
and is the biggest camp in the State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03

Miss Jennie Walsh sustained a We.
painful injury this morning about 10
O'Clock at her home on Hendricks
street. when in endeavoring to; catch
her little nephew. c. B. Walsh, Jr..
who was about to fall into a flower
pit, she twisted her ankle on a board
and fell. breaking the ankle. The Inc
jury received prompt medical atten.
tion' but was. very painful and. as ie
mad to be put up in a plaster cast, ie
Will be several weeks before Miss
Walsh will be able to use her foot
again.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03

Marion Phelps, a son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. V. H. Phelps. yesterday after
noon sustained a fractured arm when.
In running across the Y. Nj. c. A.
gymnasium floor, he tripped and fell,
the bones being broken in two places
in the forearm. He was placed un-
der anesthetics and the broken bones
set and this morning was getting
along nicely.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03

London, Feb. IA Berlin dispatch
says that Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg in addressing the ways and
means committee of the Reichstag,
declared that Germany Is ready to
stake everything on a fight to the end
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03
In The Recorders Court.

The following cases were disposed
of in the police court todoy:
Aaron Richardson and julius Daily.
alias Buck Bailey, fighting, $40 or 20
days. ::
Arthur Young. petit larceny, SIS or
80 days. .
Will Hayes. petit larceny, seven
charges, plead guilty on three and waa
found guilty on the others, $26 or 80
days on each charge.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03

Freezing Weather; Coal Running Low.
Paris, Jan. 29.-France continues
to suffer from unusually cold wealth.
er' the temperature ranging from 10
to 16 degrees above zero, Farenheit.
The Paris coal supply is running low,
owing to the freeing Of canals Floats
ing Ice is beginning to appear in the
lower Sfene. Several dsathH fro4
eys been - il Paris.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03
PHOSPH0-MARL>
UMee1ems 0ou1s)oMS!
A, 1 Points the Way for Preparedpc.s

Al l Points the Way for Preparedness
I'm the War on the Boil Weevil.
Naturally Phosphated Agricultural
Lime. Each ton contains 81 cents to
$1.1o worth Bone Phosphate of Lime.
and GO per cent. Lime Carbonate. Sold
only by State Department of Agricul.
ture under authority of General As
sembly. Gives farmers an opportun-
nifty to obtain cheap lime carbonate.
Shipments in bulk only. carloads not
less than so nor more than SO tons.
at $3.50 per ton, cash with order.
Freight on shipments to agency sta
tions may be paid at destination.
Shipments to non-agency stations
must be fully prepaid.
Freight rates on Phospho- MARI to
stations in Sumter County as follows:
Sumter. Oswego, Mayesville, Brog-
don. Tindal. Cane Savannah, Wedge
field, Privateer. Dalzell, S5c; Camden
Junction. Sumter Junction, Rembert,
Borden. Providence, sOc: Manchester,
Tourney. Ellerbee. 95c; Brent, Du-
Bose, $1.15 per ton.
Cnt out this ad and save Il. It
makes ordering easy.
For further information, apply to
z. ]. WATSON, Commissioner
8. c. State Dept Of Agriculture,
Columbia, S. G..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills

are relied upon to relieve pain,
nervousness and irritability in thou
sands of households. Of proven
merit after twenty years use, you
can have no reason for being longer
without them. =,
AZ all Druggists, 20 doses q cents.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. EIkhart. Ind.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03

at1iase Hcense Record.
Licensss> TO marry have been ,su,..
to Eugene w. Bowen and Fannt. "
Colclough, Sumter; Lee Anderso.
Annie Simmons, Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03

Washington. Jan. 31.-President
Wilson went to bed at IL o'clock to-
night after spending the evening alone
In his study with copy of the Ger
man note. This apparently disposed
OF susgcstions that some action might
be taken before morning.
The PRESIDENT saw no callers but
is understood to have used the tele-
phone freely. As far as could be
learned no plans have been laid for
him to 90 before congress, as he did
to announce the sending of the sus-
sex note threatening to break of
diplomatic relations.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-03
Whole Family Benefited
By Wonderful Remedy

There are many little things to
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OF life. The hurry, hard work,
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tend to provoke nervousness and
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nor work with any comfort. We
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like