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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Gine GrpurtsSeb5rbc
@nroa ou Wioutog bonn gSrafi0erlten
ernaIrrtt.
-
Sic tpirS Die geianuate 91,sfn6r Der
Ser. GtGnten m iol6er g2eiIs
regilliren.
Gab ben TettraleH mir bic 6ioIllt
notbpsnoleen @orrdtbe geii4ert
peA6en,
lin an nerbfubern, bdB feline oHrerifc'
nii4en 9ebenslritta nn4 OeHtifI.
lamb aelargen-

&aibtrgton, 9. G., 25. syruti.
DeI Brdii6ent @ilion Bat drr Neontag
Die Tim IN elmer aGiriel oes Spionnge-
6ei'ses ii6ertrasene aiItoritdt 5ltr
&oiltrouir1utg Der nrPrifarifber Nus
iit5r iibernommlen un6 etIle GJport-
geb6roe crna,rut, peltte ans berl
Stants., aferDau. lrno 9dnneIs-Se-
fret1r ionic bem RahriInesaitteL 80
:1r:riftr1tor beitett.
Der Brdfioent erfldrt, etn fiegreihe-
Gbf6hB bes arieses tonne MIR er.
folasn, peHn eire ipftertatiId,e Son'
troIirung ber ouIerifuIIibeu alisfltbr
erfoIge.
Ser freisn gusiibung bss Saroels
tptrb tein SiHoernib in ben Des gelegt
tperosu.+ iagte er, -ioHbern iis piro
nur IN ge3ug auF bic 9ebarfniiTe uno
Mdrtt3uffGuoe IN Der ganSen Delt Jos
ipie uuferes eigsneu goItes, uuierer
uno Der Qrmeen uufersr 8er6iiubeteu
IN tIItellgenter uup lnfemattl 1er
IDeiIe regulirt psrben."
Die 9titglieoer Der grport&gebDrs
ben perbsn iid an Sieritug urssniIia
rem unb benz priTibertten cine Reibe
Don 9rotlamutirnen erpfe6Ien, 0i.
oas GeIsB sur 9ur4fiibruug bringen.
Die .rite qrptIamation piro bic
Gr!pirtung elmer 99sns fir ale Sob.
len Senbunaen cnprbnen. Sc rptro
bqour6 6eabIidItigt, Der Regierung bag
srFe 2lnreft uuf Senbungen 3u ii4ern.
Die annette grrtlomdtion piro Elm
2tensIpitem iir elIe gtrten Don Gus'
fubr mad europdiiasn 2Guoerr oora
Ie6en. bamtit cine 3ufubr nab Ssuti4e
Lamb unm5gAt 5emaft tpiro. 3dnn
peroeu Qrptlamationeu folgen, IN
benen 9(rtitel nam6oft gema6t lDeroen
uelte o1ne Gi8ens ii6erhuupt nah tel,
nen glaBe ueridn6t ueroeu oGrfen.
Inter ibnen tsfiu6sr Iih in eriter 2is
ME Gstr.ibe un6 anoere Rabrungs'
mittel. Die 0iite rirb uua uno nacb
10 augeeSebnt perbeu, buB 3uIsBt ies
Der eiraelre 9lrtitsl unter bic Ron'
trplIe Der 2lusiubr 9eR6rb. se6ra4i
piro.
9is grotlamatiOn in 9e5us uuf
bic Qlugfu6r nu5 ReutraIen 2dnoern,
pirS beitasunigt peroen, um gu pers
btneern, baB srobe 9orrdthe pom
gaabrufsgmitteln, Dslte BON ben
Qsutralsr aetauft burben uno be
Der glusfubr barren, pou Den Ser.
Staateu abg,Tonbt pernen. Die gte~
disrura 1T erti6loHsu, ben gleutra'
len ni6t ms5r sutommen 81 lanen,
dls iie notblpsnSia 6eoiirien uuo tutro
in hr 9urffifhrun9 oer Grpotts
Reauldfionen tbatIG6lib bic Cat ~
britiI6en glpdaOs iiberuebmet.
glmeritanii6e agentsu, lpeIhe naE
ben heutralen 2dnberr geTanbt r0ers
BEN iplleu, psrben odfiir Oerartfrcrt'
Ith Fetn, bdb amerttuntife @CrrGtbe,
ueIhe etfpa BON bort pieher ausge'
fii6rt fperben, nuse6alten tpsrosn, she
fis bic bsiitide Gren5e stret9sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
anrsen prs8eB
Wanben 81nern bel S6eiia nit ber.
brs9Tii9en gan6iterL

ct PETERSBURG. 25. Srrri.-
Cine 9epeid,s Don 9tifoIapetD, moro.
oitIidJ Don Sbeiia, uieloet, oab Die
pmern boielbii iiber Die pielen Ser
brefen ntor6eriidrr Glrbref,er mo
9fer6eSie6e 70 er5oit ieie,, 6aB fie iitb
or1oniiirten uno eirgefungere 8nrtoi-
len tros Ger geniibungen or Rili5
Der 3ortilr nnte11perfen O0er t6tteI
Gie 9ebOroen. roelhe segen bas gOr'
ueben proteitirter, tpproen Gls Ser
tbeioiger Der gerbreter besetbnct
3rpolf perfoblte 2eifeu 5eugieH bon
Der 9iadle Der @ciiern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
1rei 2i6yebiibe Megi.
menfer
Sinh beiu ausbrud bes arissss su
ben RuGen beiertirt.
Dies purbe ON Sauitng bon BEN
0iierrsihiiden 2anbssDsrtbsibis
ginss Niuifter bon 0sorsi
an9etiinbist.

4mferbam, %. Suni. Der
9erlin.r ~QotaIs4n5siser" uub bas
.5agsblait" brinssn bic ga9ri4t,
DAP dmSdnfiag Serr bon Genrgi, btr
Riuiiisr fir 3anbespertbeibigung IN
bsm abssbenbsn 5iterr.i9iI9eu Minis
iisrium iiG .iusr Ssputdtiou bon
Siib-Otferrsi3 ses,uiiber babin auss
eebriidt babe, bdb i'm anfdng bss
arisges brei 9fGehiTfe Regimsnter
su ben RufIen bsiertirt jeitr. Die
Gr,IGrung ipurbe in eiusr 8sipre4s
ung Der Joroerung bon ti4e9tl9en
qbeeorbHeten abssseben, Sab Serr
alofta, Der gum SObs berurtbellt
purbs, neil or einen Derfu9 gematt
tatte, einsn @nfhlub 80bmsus an
glublanb su Stunbe gu bringm, freis
selaHsn iperben Iolls. Das Eber 4lof'
ca aeiGllte SOoesurtbeil tpurbe Don
Gem Idifer aarl dnnulIirt. Der
Mdnn, Der Observation-Disclosures
uno BAG 5aupt Der sI6e6sn Union
tit. befinbet iia aber Ho4 I'm Se'
iGngnib.
5err bon georgi fdsie, bab In of
len 4rmesn Der Gsinbe Oeitsrei4s
ii6e6iIbe assioueu sebilost porosn
feien unb bon allen 5ias4en i'm
militdrpili6tigeu qlItsr, bic iih bsim
2lus6ru9 oes arieees in Rublonb be-
fanben uur orei nd3 Sefhrreia sus
riidgetsbrt isien. CT fagte aud, bab
Serr gaoIp, friiber Der 2eitsr Der bob
miTdxn 3eitung .RarObni aiiti" in
Drag 0ffeHtlid in Rublanb bamit ses
prdhIt bo5en, baB sr pd6renb CT nod
iJGbnri9 in Der 6fierrsi9ii9en ars
NEE mar, gu ben RuiIen bsiertirt isi.
ndhbem feline 9amerooen bic oiterrsis
hiInen gorp0iisn getDbtst
Die Uitfbeilungsn oes Wliniiters
bdben cine eruBe Smiaiion perurs
idft, Die 9fbetsn.Q QbgeorOutttn,
barber aufgebra9t, fugteu, oab
oerr bon georei biei. GnihiilIun'
gen aus Rdde barber semaht
babe. baB bas Miniiisrium st8punssn
mar 81 reiienirsn.
&openbaeen, %. SUM-. Die
bon BEN Suriidtrtienbsn 0iisrreihis
Iten Miniitsr fir aahbesDsribeibis
guna 3. non Geprsi sinsm Rsi9srnt5'
aommittss ssgsniiber ssmahten Gnrs
biilunpsn. onb ipGbreno oes ariesss
brei bobmiidk Rssimsnt.r nit Sad
uno Dad gu ben RuHsn iibsrsesaHssI
ieien, uub bag tfGe6iide arisgsses
fangens in RuBlaub in GROCER 3nhl
iih frttipinie gum 9ienit sssen DETER
reid lingnrn eemelbet batieH. giebt
nur iibtr sinen iIsiHen 5Hil Der
Standardization Gemcnitrntionsn
Der h0bmiitsn 5rippsn irdbrenb bss
strissss austuHft.
Gs III cine in Oeferrsih llusarn
gang ousemttn beiannte Sbaiia1e. bie
aber bisber Ron ben 3eitunsen tdum
dneebtuiet nerben burfte, bab Don
sInfang bes Rrieees on bic B66mea
bei isbtr @slsgenbsit mnTsniptifs be-
feriirt iinh. Gdon i'm 5riibinbr 1915
mubien gentle b0bmiits neainenitr
ipegaf itres gerbnltens Dor beIn 6finb
besimirt irsrSen. Dos bobmifhe @ars
beregimsnt purbe bamals son5 aufses
IBfi ufsb feline Dabnsn ipurhfn ra4
.anixz irs alsikaal a4Gt4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26

.llnsep5Mtli8 beftise GrtiIlerisges
feate fartben pGbrenb Der Rn9t in
Der @esenb ,iptF4eu aOpere unb benz
fSroihmDHt Geb0ft, ME AUDI BET 9ur>
tebiIe unS 6Tfli9 bon gbebreur ftatt.
D.ftli3 BON gbebreur Deriudte ber
iSeinb stpsi ne6erfdae. CT srlitt babel
oafthbHri!!;;t4:;ee gSsr!!af::e, obne etDns 81
erreiden. 9eutI5e slngriffs uuf uuiere
@orpojten I'M @oepre @fdnitt uno
in Der 9eseuo bon st. Rtbiel tDurbsn
bonFGTbig abgeI9lneen. Gbgeiehen
babon psrsius bic 4r4t sismlia ru-
Zig.
Ole am aberto erloiIene peiterc
@etnunhnntutng folrtet pie folst:
.9ie 6eiberieitige Qrtiaerie NOR
pltreno 6es SogeS sieutlif aitIu
n6rbli@ bon Der 2affugW Waihle mo
in Der 8eJeno BON Gerrp, Grdonne
irab Gbenremlr. Sip6Ifbuuoert Grmin'
| ZEN i9Ipgcn mn ganutag In oer.G .GtaS'
R5eiu1s eiu.
geIgiIae Sront. Tefrere birrter M.
ierer Scort Gegenbe O6rfer tDrroerl
fodbren6 Ser gat)t bei9olien. @d9'
ren6 bes 5ages Dlrroen ntehrere III.
irer gatterien bon beu 9eiitiben m
beftiger @eiie beifofen. @efonSers
heftig uur 0os artiIertPieier Gm PUB.
Ittsn Gnbe Der belgifdeu SroTt.
rSeitlifer GriegsifaiipIas: 2e6.
hIfie artiaeriegefedbte fanoen m Der
Gegeno DON Neonnitir lott. eint
ipinbIihe &ourpaguie tuur6e uorolidl
non 4o5ar slriidgeidIageu.-
Die Bttt.u srflGren suts
5ortitIritte om m q d. EN-.
9onbon, 25. eani. - Die ON
Hten6 pom 6ritiiden Sniiptauurtier
IN sSrnnfrei6 erIaiicne Befnintnn'
Garng lautet rpie folgt:
Ter GrioIg. oeu mir in Ser lesten
gtnf)t iii6neitIib poU Gems errangen,
iDar6e am Routag airf beioeu Seitcli
BEG SoudlaF@af,es peiter nusgetiitt.
llniere lrrppen modteu in 0ieier @e.
oenb an elmer Srort bon ia 9leiIei
cute 6ortifritts-
Gin In Der Iestrn Eadt tr Der
Hiibe bon gpern pom 6eiuo nerilIdlter
ileberfdl puroe nit lmierem Raid;i.
nengei6ibielier abgeitlogeu.
.gm Sonltag fanoen oieIe arnrpfe
In Der SUIT ftntt. fSiiuf berItidle 5lug.
5euae purSen pcn umieren gtaidJinen
obeeidoiisn nnb Elm Deiteres ocn III.
'eren a6mebr .Siononen. esiiuf lmierer
5IisSeugs iinb uidyt Nrriifgcfebrt.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Gin 0rnsrSeter
0urbe am Taontdg nabe gonneaut,
8, nufgefunbeu.

Gonneuat, g., 25. SUM. Sr
Sn Sefiep's RuH, sirem 6era4burten
S6lupfptlrtel fir 2drDitreiher,
iutrbs am Mputng bic Glide etnea
srmoroeten WAdnnes sefunben, Die
man fir bisielrigs pm 5eurp 9ebluns,
zines Mlatroien bon QfbtGbula oar
Dor, bdlt. 2l9t 2anbftrsi9er purr
ben IN Saft aerommen. Gs 1T bies
bic annette Qei6e sines Grmorbeten,
Sie iuner6dfb elmer DO6e on bielem
9Labe oefuIIben tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Sn gletp gort tpegen orgebli4er
WlDrDberI9p0rung Dor @ert4t.

g1eD gort, 25. SUM. 9tm
T2ontag begutn bier bic Pro5eTirung
Don bier RGnneru, nel9e Der 8ers
IfDDrung CUR Grrorburg bes reiAeu
9efliigel6dnblerg Barnet Bari urges
nogt Iino, Der am "a. ToOember 1914
bur5 eebuugene M0rber get0otet 'Dur'
be. Ser SarptSenge gegu bic 2tuge'
ddgten 1T Gntprio @ar6inule, fDeltRer
Dor turaem aus SstaIien rat biefem
2anbe suriidoebrudt porber mar. Sr
fon bic Tlittelsperioren spthen Dtit'
gliebern bes Jog. 9sfIiigeI Sruit uno
BEN Wt6rtern gepefeu Ietr. Die 4ns
gettagten firb .yuiepb Gober, Snco6
Goben, Oupib sSacobs unO gl6rabam
@rdff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
3a Robe oerbriibt
&ufoen BEL einer1 giierbabn-ll1faG
2ofonioiibflibrer art6 9ei3er.

SpringfieIo, O., %. S5ltrii.
Ql,n gtorrtag Wlorqen rplr6en Der So.
fonotlOiubrer q. g. Sitticr urO oe-
SEEKER Gtto 5eiritb, bei0e pom Spring.
ilcl0, al G1oc oerbrijbt, oIs oie erit2
2ofpmotioe oe5 sSrad,t5ugeS g6o. 40
Der Detroit, JoIeoo & S}ronton q. il
rcte gSaperID, O., our6 enc breu.
uenje @ot6ritfe itirr5te. Der 8renier
g 2. Sbnisr iprang ab, lnnoete Gbar
auf ieulent Gopf lIno eriitt cine @e-
brrrerihiitteumg. glodrrtdtert aus
4auerlb 5tfoIge iol elm Bug, DeIdIer
mcl,rere Sttnoell oorher poi'irte. oos
Jrter ucruriatt hnben; bod erfldrtc
scr General A9ctrie52Ieiter Der 8nhn.
Sab es ijd1 Inn 9rm,oitittlttg hallole
Reger geIpu4t.
@alpeItou, 9erus, %. Suni.
GbeIter Srtoper, Elm Reaer. Der dnse>
tlagt mar. cine peiBe 7rau bergepdls
tist III bobel, purbe friih am Woutng
WforQen aus Dem bieiigen 9efduoriB
aebolt uno in Der RGhe Der Stootsrens
se an einem gollme aufgebGugt. Sn>
pner mar glrfanss bes Sabres bon
grDotl6n, q. g., bisr6er setrmmen.
Querta @prba, Sln., %.
9nnt S5sp Srstt, en- Resr+, ~arss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
@r.abnig Scnftaatiit
siarfte H4 in Der sepeis em sdrlob

amftsrbnm, % Ss1tHi. - Ter
@erIiner .9otal.aBeigor" bcrid1tet.
oar ocr ir.ibefe a6uig aonitnntin oOr
@riedlenldnS, ser Dor turaem in 9il'
aono in Der St1uei, nnfnm, oas prah'
tiae Chateau Gtortrcitfe note Ebun,
III ser SdaDei5, icitbcr gigentblnri oef
oeliti6en Sarous Don GsoIiG an
tra,itA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26

Spdter betam Der ariesstorreipol,
bent eiumal eineu febr naipeu Brief
bon einem sefanssnen b5bmiideu SoIs
bain in Serbien gu febeu. in benz er
ieinen &nmeraou rietb, Hi9t gu oss
isrtiren, fpl5reno fe fih in Serbten
befinbeu, Oa Der aufent5alt IN bem
Gartbe I'M Gun5sH oI nnnngsnsbm
lei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
gSetterbe

Sir Cbio unb bds peFtft6e penns
fpfpnnisn: Sriibes, fpdrmsres @et,
ter am Sienitug, .ipabri6sinli9 bon
9etpittsrreeen In Der SieuFog Nadt
uno nm Wittpo9 gfolgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Srntatiunflle Gtttbiillnn9en
2aa6f Oct 0aerrei6i(6 DE csanoespert6eioi-
gu1gsntiaifer pom @eorgi
1teber maiieniueiie 9eiertinmet b0bmiider
Srmppem tp1bremS Ses &rieges.
ct (agtc, Oab orei Regimentcr rlit Sa6 unO pa& 5u
ocn gugen l6ergegangen (eien
smbem regsauplaB berrit enn5 nnse,pDbmld)e Stille
slufbe riegsiauplab berri sans nnse,u0bmltde stie

IN
spagtsS
Der Der
len peau uuabSudg bOng anbmatsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26

m LETTER gla9t in Der Qd6e bon Gfes
Detar1b, GSlu., bier Meilen Don bier euts
fernt, me6rereu Sberiffs entrifen urb
eri8oheR. @r par auf bic QnfIage bin
perboftet iDorben, am Samitag eiReH
s&eril4 gelrrnfJt al haben Elm nelBe3
g2db9en 81 IberfaGen. Srert bate
benz NlGb6en in elmer buntleu StraBe
aufgeIuuert, es geIang tbm aber gu
snttommen unb bic Ru6bari6aft 3G
dlGrmireu.
WtitglieSer beS @eFilgeIs
SruTt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
0erbrtttf3e an fer - y
tplau" oerienft.

MontreaG, 25. Stunt. Ser britt
Iae Dompfer sSrtOIan" Don 214o
Spnnsn, &igentaum Der General 9td'
piautipn Gpupon1 BON 2orbon, piirs
be am il. Sunt tprpeotrt unb 5tpeI
W{unn BON Der geIasung tumen babel
urns Qeben, nie l1eberIebenoe BON
benz S9tff mittbetleu, bic am Dsons
too bier ungetommen fno. Der Dams
pier mar pou @euuo nuh 2iOerpool
unterpegs, als er tprpeotrt Dur6e. Die
geiabung betom utdts bon benz un'
terieeboot gu Iebeu. bis iie iif IN ben
9oten befoub.
Sin amerttari'der DnmpTer, Der
unoeFd6r bier Weiler eHtfernt mar,
unb Der bic geaBurg bon Dem oerr
ientten Gdiffe aufuabm. CAB mebrsrs
S6iFs uuf bos unterieebOot ab.
u Der itdGteutf den ) I'D nj
ties Dttoer gGn3 ftlL
Rom, %. Suni. Gtne am uEon'
too pom &riegsmiutTerturl erldnene
gsfauntmo6ung luutet fDie fOIst:
Die 9lrti1eriesefebte pdrst am
TlDutaq gdns uubeoeutenb u1to
I6nqd, unb es bat Etca an tetnenl
Sbeil ber Trout stiuus Dtttiges er'
stonet. gs 6ubern III ileine patrotttl'
lenaeFette ftattgefuNber. Gin TeIro'
lid,er glnertff IN goger SAaI nnnOs
NIT asid,ttgtsit Gbssi4Laeerl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Sar Die &onfroQtrung Ger Gus fu6r
sat 4SrditSemt 2Siliom eit beionSeres Grpurts
&abimet ermanmt,
OaS aus Dem StaatS-, a6er6au= unO 9anOe(s-
Se6retdr 6ede6L
Uw Hlsm foil das Rabn dafr rssn dap ksins abruasss
Deutftand gelangen
lluo bab bic 4area be Der ausfubr beborSngt WerOen
nn aak bic aatrten bel Der ansn9r beborngt peroen

urbF
Inn
prou, cine u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
9amn,bruth bel s5nirnietn, ,
Utah
gft6tet fiber etre Mftntou Dollar
S6doen an.

SaIt2afe, Utah, %. Stunt. -
Dom Guperinterbeuten oes 9Gmms
Der qrice Etper SrrigGttOn Gompunp,
stp5lF W2ei1en Don SFairoietp, trof am
Waputaa cine Depeid,e Elm. ber5tfoige
Dag irfplqe zines @ru9es bfs Dams
mes ousfr0menos MaiTer inter Sons
troIle ae6ratt Tei urb tetue Meni4ens
leben perloren gtN9en. Sret 8tertel
Der gBdnbe bes 9umrues ieier tHtdtt
oeblisber. Der oneerthtete SdGoen
teIGuft iib auF a6cr cine geiGion 0ols
lar. 3lpet UletIeu GfIeubdhn8eler1e
finb rntertpGI6en, mehrere tauleno
qlfer fra6t6ureS 5armIoHo OerrUiitet
unb eine gnsoA bon Srtitnften be-
brpht.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16
About The Soy Bean

The soy bean, also called the
SOFA, beau," " is native of south,
eastern Asia aud has been exteu.
slyely cultivated in japan, China,
aud India since ancient times
The beans are there grown almost
exclusively for hnman ford
AS forage crop SOY beans hnss
become increasingly valuable, cs-
pecially in the South. Tney have
been tested at most OF tbe stations
and have made good throughout
the South.
The soy bean is especially adopt
ed to various types If soil in this
county. Generally speaking, the
soy bean requires about the same
temperature as corn, aud the soil
requirements are about the same
as for good crop of corn. They
will make a more satisfactory
growth on poor soil than corp i,
but will not make quite as good
growth oD poor soil as peas. Soy
beans make their best yields on
fairly fertile soils, The man.
motb," the kind to plant here,
does we'll on sandy soils. On rich
soils,th growth is apt to be too
rauk and result in d small yield Of
seed. They will grow on poorly
drained soils but will not grow
where the water stands for a con
siderable length Of time. however,
they withstand more .noiaturs than
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16
than either cowneas Of corn.

Ne'N'' N'sfN' w fSho VI SOths
The SOY beans is ope of The best
hay plants in the South. 1t is
equal to alfalfa pound for pound
All live stock are very fond of it.
It is also one Of our very best
grazing crops for hogs. 1t is
superior to cowpeas in many res
spects.
Growing soy beans for grain is
profitable when fifteen or more
bushels can be grown per acre
The feeding value Of the grain is
slightly superior to cottouseed
meal. When grown for grain
the cutting can be deiu,td until
the leaves have fallen OF, but they
should not be allowed 10 get TOO
dry as the beaus will shat er, how
ever, the crop eau lie ,Ik with q
moving mncliIe ahonl he time
the top len,es turn aeI,"w, prac
iically getting as much > ed in this
way and saving the leaf which is
u very val Iabie feed. TIE beans
eau also bp harvested win a bind.
er which l,es the benus II bund
make the beans more ea.i Y hand
led. The ciop can he thrashe on
the grain lhreshe,s
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16

remain on the farm than any other
method. Or course the banker
must invest some money for a time
but there is practically no risk,
and with the united efforts of the
banker and the railroad, co-operat-
lag along these lines for the great
&c development Of the dairy in.
dustry, there is bound to be
brought about nev era of pros.
perity, together with II happier and
more contened citizenship.
A little pamphlet entitled The
Railroad and the Banker In the
Dair, Business has just been
published by the Illinois Central
Railroad, copy Ct which can be
secured BY addressing } q. Clair,
Iudslrial and Imni isrSinn C,m
missioner, Hin, is Central Eal-
road, Chicago, Illinois.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16
A Letter % tie Old Fiddler.
Starkville. Miss Fab IN

otarkvllle, Miss, Feb. .--l9JT.
My dear friend and fiddler:-
Thus far luck seems 10 be against
our Old Fiddler's Convention b.,
we don't propose to be downed so
we have liked February the % id
for The meet and we intend 10
make it success,
We regret the disappointment
we all suffered on the 18th. but
we will just forget it aud look to
The future. Our homefolks are
restless over the delay so you may
expect n full house and Il joyou4
time celebrating George Washing,
'on's birthday. want ,,u to ns,
s'sL MS in bnostiug the convention
among yonr frieudS and ,rinp IN A
large delegation Of ihem with you.
Don / forget tD Invite every old
n!iler you know.
We are going to get our mer.
chants to put on q sp cinl trnie
dny for Tbnrsdav the 2ond PIE
ceding the Cohyeuliot IN which
lhty viii put "na certain conn cd.
NY ~ ros', then We want 10 act ali
Tho old llorse swappe,s In ibis
serll"n present for iha day.
Write me what sou think OF ibs
plan aud be sure to state that ,ou
ar coming so we may prepare a
place for Sou. We ran' get along
without you
We have several nice p,izes TO
offrr. The first will be one tenth
OF The enlile proceeds. Ills will
b'a hlce rum. The ficuliy has
offered a prize and then the iner.
chants have offered several. Tuna
up ytur fiddle, tighten the bow,
get out the rosin, bring along I o
straws aud lei celebrate.
Yours sincerely,
Il. q, Morris.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16
Club movement in the formation
of Calf Clubs in Illinois.

Club movement in the formation
of Calf Clubs in Illinois.
Mr.. Thos. F. Chamberlain
Cashier, First National Bank, at
Brighton, Ill.,, purchased in Wis
consin last March 81 head of heis
fers, ranging in age from six to
sitxeen months. These calves
were shipped to Brighton and sold
to school children in that vicinity
at actual cost, the bank taking the
child's note .bea,ing six per cent
interest. They paid an average of
$43 90 per head for these calves, de.
livered at Brighton, with the un-
ders tanding that in less than one
year they were to be brought to
Brighton and sold at public auc-
ton. Tie difference iu what they
p lid, Plus six per cent interest,
and what lbe heifcr brought at The
sale, was the profit the child made
on the transaction. This sale was
held December Sth, 1916. and 81
heifers were sold for cash st public
auction to the highest bidder, and
brought an average of s02 30 per
head, a total OF $7,7+9.00 The
notes given by the children totaled
SO, 6l2 90, leaving n profit of
$4. 137 90 This sale was the first
of it's kind he'd in This country,
aud afforded convincing evidence
of the practicability of he Bank
Calf Club Movement in Illinois.
This movement has resulted in
the organization of many Calf
Clubs throughout Illinois for the
purpose OF interesting children in
the dairy industry.
At Centralia, Ill, one of the
first Calf Clubs was organized by
the President Of the Centralia
Trust & Savings Bank, Mr.. j. F.
Mackey, who gives his views re-.
gardipg this organization as fol>
lows;
Il have been in the banking
business for twenty wears, and |
believe that this las been lhs
greatest advertisement We have
ever undertaken. We are conf.
dent the movement will ripen into
q great deal Of good and perman-
ent business for our institution. .
Practical work Of this kind will
undoubtedly 20 much farther in
encouraging the boy and girl to
II
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16
The RAILROAD AND THE BANKER
In THE DAIRY BUSINESS
Boys and Girls Dairy Clnbs-Calf
Clubs

The Illinois Central Railroad is
very desirous of securing the CO.
operation of the bankers with the
railroad and the farmers in order
to promote and foster the dairy
interests in their respective com.
munities.
Believing that one of the best
means to insure the greater ex
pansion and development, of the
dairy industry is to get the boys
and girls interested, the Illinois
Central Railroad, CO operating
with the bankers and citizens of
Martin, Tennessee, organized in
March, 1916, what is known as
the Boys aud Girls Dairy Club,
whose slogan is Efficiency in
Dairy ing" The bankers of Martin
loaned each member of the Club
sufficient money at six per cent in-
terest to purchase a uolstein COW,
the boys and girls in turn giving
their notes for same, endorsed by
their parents Fifty members
were enrolled in the club when or
ganized, which number has been
increased 10 about seventy five
The cows were purchased in Wis
consin and as o result Of the or
ganizati0n Of this Club the farm
ers in the vicinity OF Martin are
buying cows and going into the
dairy business On an extensive
scale. -
Similar clubs are now in process
of organization A. May field, Ken.
lucky, and Hazlehurst, Miss.
While the formation of these
Dairy Clubs was inaueurated by
the Illinois Central Railroad, were
1t not for the spirit Of hearty co.
operation Of the bankers in Ananc.
ing propositions, the boys and
girls would have been unable to
purchase the necessary cows, and
1t is hoped the bankers in other
parts of the Mississippi Valley will
lend this substantial encourage
ment to the boys and girls 10 their
respective communities.
Another Illustration Of this
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16
The Centennial Exposition

No sucress worth while has been
attained without effort. The real
benefits to accrue from tie Ex.
position will come as the result of
effort based On sound business
sense.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-02-16
Fine Auto For Sole at a Bafs.Iu.

The o passenger Cole owned by
Mrs. b, A. Clardy will bs sold a.
a great Bargain. This car is in
trst,class condition, gvUd as new,
has new set of tires and nine inner
tubes. Originally cost 81, 600
Apply to Ike Katz.
Starkyille, liisr,