davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1917-02-07
9 Head of Cattle
S Head of Good Mich Cows

Some will be close springers by day of sale
Bulls. one HOlstein and one Guernsey. 2
years old, good size and good bred. 2 Year
ling Heifers, good size and bred from my
best cows.
Smyrna times., 1917-02-07

Many sportsmen of this section are
opposed to the 81. 10 cunning license
bill now before the Legislature claim
ing that the bill is not fair to all
concerned.
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10. \. Bgpan fpricbt
iibcr Srcibcits 0nlcihc!
Wrphe WiaTraprriamnlmn mur8cn
SienStaa ubrnO i'm Anoi'
ipriiim.

Die arobe aaHpagre our ari'
brinauiig Der spcitet 6reiheitson.
leiba in Smuba unO gtebrasta be-
oinnt Iicnstag mittag nit elmer
droBen Denomination tut CONNER
ciol Stub. cine An8obl Der be-
tannteitcn gilrgcr Der StoOt miro
Reoeu boIten. lin 1886 io0en ale
0ampf. uno gutomobilpteiten Der
5taOt ertonen, I'M Die Girger ori
hire 8flid)t uufmerIiam 81 nadelt
5reibeitsbonos gu tnufen mo Den
&rieg gepinnm gu belfen. llnt puttt
/ llbr beginut i'm Commercial Club
Ser gerfouf bon Bombs.
N1orgcn, 8ienStog obeno tinhet
i'm Auditorium cine groBe patriot
i6e Gen1onIiratton itntt, cine Wal
ie%nberIommIuna in Der fem @erit.
gerer aIs 8nt. s. grpon iiber ole
6rei6eitsbono Qnleibe reoen miro.
SER &. Is. 8Brne, 8oriiBcr 6e8
Staats 3entraIfomitees fir 6rci-
~beitsbonos, miro Ben 8orlie fihren
uno SER 8. g. GoInlm oon Der
8unoes &eierbeatpai9banf, miro pa.
triotiide 9ieoer o%nitimmen, Die bon
Der 8olf5maiie geiu1geu Wer0en.
Sine D}uiiffapetle miro patriotiihe
Sie6er fpiclen. Ole 9urger fino 5u
oieier @erionmIung ber3ltd eiuaeIa.
ben. Der 8lued mo bic abiidt lit
our6 bic @eriammIung Die 6reis
beitsaulej6e inter ben Dtoiien 0es
Bottles popular gu madlen ua0 es
gu peroulopeH 6rei4eitsbon0S gu
tanfen.
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nicuHccs GannpGgitc
fiir cibcrtp 1lnlcibe!

Butte, Wlont. s. Aft. Sf1s
amtsiefret1r 99iaiam q. Mecaooc
iprod bier Dor elmer 3uboreridoft
bon 5000 9erIcnen i'm Sntereiie Der
2ibertn @onoanleibe nno foroerfe
ieoen ouf, 2ibertp BONDS 3u fnltfen.
Sic Ser. Staoten peroen 1900
900 Wionn int Jeloe bnbeil" 'o1te
or, limb es lit Seoerulanns @iIidt,
einen Bomb, ltno nenn es MIR en-
ioIder i'm @erte bon $50 IT. 81
tuitfen 9ieie gonos iiuO niat fir
Die Hei6en; iie iino fir Scoen itro
biloen Sic bette aapitalsonIoge I'M
Morft. Sic Gegieruttg 9Iebt Dem
goIfe oieies 2onOeS Gin gorredIt
luto ite(t feline 6oroerungen.
5pbal0 mir NIT oieiem arlege
fcrtig Iino, bunn piro q feinen &il-
lie S%pben3oIIern mebr geben. 8ir
miiien Die Siin9eh Die lnlere
5dladteu ihioqeh nit Den belter
@eihilben berieben. Dem beftcn bon
aleu- mo 8oionetteu, Die mad Der
lin reidcu.
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10000 Neruplane Enb gu 6anen!

@aibiugton s. Oft. - ariegs
ietrctQr 8oter crfldrte, 0a6 nit Dem
gLcih5citigen Ban Der bonn StouareB
6emiuigten 10000 &riegs. 4eroptaue
bolo begtEtuen meroeu uiroe, Die
@orurbeiten erfor0erten bieie MoBote
mo Deroeu nod eiuen Tell oes
Serbitcs in 4niprud nebmen. Die
erite. gau5 in 4ntertfa bergeiteQte
uro NIT benz pieIbeiprohaHm neuen
g2ibertp +Motor a~ltsgerititete Slug
Nadine miro IN o%ngemsiener Set
not europa abaghen.
llngefabr Der bierte Seil Der 20
0002uftfabr3euge, Die iaoen Gpp I'M.
fnIieu per0en, muB nit amerifani.
ifem 6eloe III europa bergcteut
per0en. Gouien0e ron iaagen Gen.
ten tr~oinieren bereits oui ben 81
5Iigploben uuo &un0erte inn uodl
5ranfreih geidjidt iuor0en. inn bort
Die lette 4u56il0ung uno Die 5euer.
tauie 5u erbalter.
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Z. VI. VI. iuerOcn Ser SranOltiftnng
ge5iebeu,

San 6roncisco, s. Oft r SnfoIge
elmer qn8ohI bon b~erbeerenoen 6elt
.ern. Die sen S. 8. MS IN Die
5hrbe Qeidobcn neroen. bafinben
fth etma so W1ttalieoer Der genunu.
ten Gereiniqung in Io0eito uno
5odton, Gal, hinter S6loB mo Bic
.ge[ ur0 bepoffnete 8itrger %potrouiI-
lieren Sic StruBer al. 5beriff Do
big bon Mooeto gluubt, ooB Die
grdnoe in Son 95ooqltin uno Sta.
nislaus Golmsp bot oen 1. ". u,
aus Ia6e fir Die 8er6nfhrng BON
3un 2aDern zines ibrer 6iibrer, all-
aeleqt pur9en. Qaberp miro BON 0efl
G6icagoer 8eb6roen qemuuift. Ole
@rbitterung inter Ser 9epolterung
idllug 9obe @ogen unO nur nit
Mirbe gelanq es Den 8ebor0en 2pnf-
derffte All Derbiten. gS heiBt bob
Sic 8rdn0e NIT Silfe bon Qbospbor
angelegt lu1troen,
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0%lehrnafn Nntcnte.

Gds 9atertaint in 8ailJugton bot
nuditebenoen 8enobnern 0e5 Stoa.
tps 92ebrasFo mabrcno Der lebten
ISOLDE gatentredte berlieben. 8tls
liam 6. grunfe. 9maba. fom6iaier.
ter 3itnOblod u1o 3iinocr; Selparo
&. Gcgsnea, Central GitrL autotno-
tiide @uitermaidine; CHANDLER p.
Defiance, Columbus %perietbarer
Observation-Disclosures; 0stor V. 0orpel,
Gernoba, gbfan-9arte @iIbert s.
2oQniau, arlington, Muaitions5iino-
tappe Slid s., Neuens. 4ierce, aei.
IeIoniat. 0ieie 9ntente mur0en 0urdl
Shurges & Gtlirge5, 8atentaumdlte,
$50 Bee @ebdn0e, Omaha, Rcbr.
eingereidt uno erlangt.
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Jt0Iicn in lfnrntc
me9en OriccbenI ancs!

@ent "a. Scpt. (aorreiuon0enS)
Der IN glaiIano eri6cineu0e aGor.
riere bella Sere~ beiaBt ff NIT Der
E5rage Der Raumuug aaHinus ais
wulis Der ariediih itnliertihen Ser.
bnnoIuneen Gas 9Iatt ihreibt Die
&errihnft @aHi5elos lei in fciner
leiie geieitigt aenug, BAH oie .@e
fobr elmer Notwithstanding ocs allf
Dem 80lf1n operierenosl 9ierber.
bdn0bepres wegfaae. Us lei ourd.
oiis mGglih, DOB itber gtddt Elm
umihmung Der Iinge IN @rieden.
Ian0 eintrete Der Die 4liierteutrup'
pen allf Dem 8altan idfulpflider
capitalization a1sirbe. gui Dem grie.
hiIden 5eitlono mo mlf Den Sn-
feIn grcife 0ie @arltng imuler mebr
am iid, ui0 0en 8orausi1qen oes
grie6iiden @einnoten in Bern odB
Sonie aonit1utin in obia9burcr 3eit
I'M Sriumpb noh @rie4eulnno 3tt.
rHdfebren miiroe, olrta man leln
Chr nidt peridIieBeu Stalien iei
bareit, Die bon @riedmlauo geior.
0erte 91aBna5lne AIT bermtrfIiden,
fobolo bic @eia6r, bic oem 9aiier-
fenbeere auf Dem 9aitan 0rnhe. Be.
eitigt iei. @egenpartig a5er iei Die
@efabr GROCER benin je 3auor.
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pcrbdnonispcMc
Giicmb0

geober 6oag. ga, s. Gft.-Der
Genulplbouier 2imiteo ser itneaite
Bug, Der 5ipii6en gbicago urb Rem
gort auf Den 4emipluania 2itiert
0crteErt. raunte beute firth bel gtetu
@olitee IN einen 6roht5ug bineiu.
Menigitens 5tuei &erionen, Der 60
tomotinfdhrcr uf0 Sei5cr oes 5rad)t
3uqrs, iirb tot. mdbreuA neltr, oas
rruter feben &oiiogiere, @erIebun,
1en erlitten.
Sn Golmor, 81, rcnntrn ebcrs
fn18 an bergorqenen Samstoa 5rpet
G~crionen3iiqe oilf Der Chicago YtiI-
mautee un0 81. Saul Giianbabnliuie
5uiammen. nobel etrpn iitni3ehn Ser
ionen ciniee itner. berIett puroen.
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St. Gaul, @linu., s. OF. Sn.
folge bon ausidreitungen, Die fih
BEL Dem bieiiaeu StraBenbabnitreif
ereignet babefL mur0en etpa 200
5olonfen non minneapolis bierber
beoroert. UNI Die Sronung uufredt
AT erbalten. Der 8erfabr murOe
geItern aufrcft erboIten, bod nad
IL utr o6en0S eingclteflt. I'M ben
iiberanitrengten Strcitbrehern cine
Roit 5a g0nnelt. Ole Arbeiterorqa.
uiiotionen molten ii6 an Dem 15ou-
Oerneur menOel. Inn Die StroBen.
babngeieaidoit 81 3pln9eL Die
LUTON an8uerfennen.
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Gntiheioaug iber bas contributions.
8eIeb am 10. December.

81i9ington, s. Oft. Dos 9rn-
0esobergeridt iebte geitern ben 10.
December ais 8erbanoI1tngstog fir
Die Reftsgaltigteit Des Ius1ebungs-
geieees felt. gfegierungsbeomte, 10.
nie oltd jene 9arionan, Die oieies
@eieb anfefteu, baben it6 NIT Die
err 8eiummtng einDeritauocn err
Hart.
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Sran5cIcn tucilcn
ScmtIUc 2lnariffc ab!

9oris, s. Oft. - 0ffi5iea miro
beilte gerneloet, boB bic stn9rtffe Der
0entiten gegen fron5oiide 9(uBen.
%iteIllmgen bel Grooune ut0 in Der
Champagne 3uriifgenieien mur0en.
Dos arieQ5omt meloet, oaB int Bel.
glen uno il Dem 4iSne 4biduitt BET
tige @eihilsfdmpfe itattfinoen.
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Sicbcrbeit fir sic
eibeitsanlei9sfd2

Ebicaao, s. Oft 8ie St1ote
I'M g6icnaoer 8un0es Reierbes
9iItrift tpprSen Ole @erdutDortung
fir Die fdere 4uf6apo5utng Der
Srpibeifs1uIeibe 56etue iibernab.
men. CO per0en entipredenoe Gin.
ridtrngen in BEN itd6tiden Slider.
beitsidrdtfen geutatt ncr0ef. 0}at
0l0ubt, naB gearlfeL 2ogen ul0
airhen abuIiae 9laBnabmen tref
fen mer0en.
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9es @errats nnaetIaat.

Bari8. s. Sftober. - Ser iran.
8oiiihe gtbgeoronetc 2opi8 &ttrneI
ruroe inter Der geiduloiglng I'M.
erloubte 8e5ie5uugen gum 6etuoe
mter9alten 3u bnbelL berbditct, Gin
grienlmifIag NIT $4,000 5raufcn
in Sdipei5er gonfuoten mar an IT,.
September in ieinem Shrant ees
fun0en nor0en.
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GinI6ranfaus bcs geripnenoerte6rs
briagt GriparniS.

Gbicoao. s. on. Cine Ne0u'
sierrne Oes 9nIingieroerta4rs IN ben
fanf3eBn 8entralitaaten bic pom
Gefretar gafer als Central De.
ta~rtauieut@ be5aidnet nuroen, bat
cine GrIpornis BON t,0S6171 &ou-
Yea Roblen, 303, 097 SOB Del, $50
2ofomotiben uao tt774 Mann 0as
snbr er3eugt. Gieie 3a1lcH rDltr0eu
BON arieagbiro Der @iienbabnen be.
s1ltnf gegebeA.
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danlas Sin MarftberidIt.

aanins Sin, Dlo., s. Gft.
GinObieb - 3uftbr $1,000; IoriE
Iangiom 8roipectS t0-20r nieo.
ri1er.
Sdiuciuc 8ufubr 5000; Wlarft
feIt.
S1diter grtis 1850.
2urdi6nittspreis 1S,50--t935.
Sdlafc 3llfa6r 10000; t5-25e
%nieoriger.
@efiitterte 2dnmer 1890.
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2onoon utilB nit aobfen ipnren,
a6er Dos miifien mir ia oud. Ger
ein3ige lluterldlieo 1T, bob mir Bel
mieren aoblenitberfIlB iporen miif
fen, 2onoon bel ieiuem g2angel.
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sdneefaa i'm Staate.

GQsmortb. g}eb., s. Oh. &c.
tern botte luon bier ben eritet
5fucefoa Der 5oiion gu her8eid.
nen. QeriaIba oouerte MIR einige
lang.
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SanaOiides 9drlamcnt anfoel6it.

0ttaDa, 5. III. = um 0en 8eQ
fir cine @obl at ebnen, bat beute
Die Gegierung bas garI1ntent ouf
geloit. Die 8obIen weroen etrpn
giitte Snnuor itattfin0eu.
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Neeiitiere iiilreaeImabia. frit.
Frimo ihiDere grepcs 1900
100.
@uie ii. bette gecDes 1l.00--
1900.
MitteIm. gcepes t2.00--t3.50.
@eD6bnI. @eeDes S.00-1t.00.
@ute uno heite SdbrIinge t40O.
1850.
@itteIm. Sd6rIinse 13.00-14.00
@epobnl. sSGbrIiuee 7.50-t2.00.
grima idtuere 9eebes 1900.
1926.
glie uuo bette geepe5 1000
Ritteinr sscioe.gecUcs 800
1000.
Gen65nIidc gceOes 7.5o-S.75.
aii6e uno @eifers unreaelmoBig,
felt,
@ute bis bette Sellers S.00-9.25
@ute lun0 bette aiibe 7.75-8.50.
W2ittelm. aiibe 6.50-7.50.
@ewobulide aiibe 5.00-6.25.
5todcrs nuo 5eaOers unregelma.
Bio, felt.
Gorn Seeding Stiers 1000
1926.
gutc, bette 5ee0ers s.5O-10.00.
glitteIm1Bige 750-S.50.
@elu0bnIidle 6.00-7.00.
@ltc, bette Stoders S.b0-10.00.
Stod Sellers 6.50-S,00.
5tof aiibe 6.00-7.50.
Gtod aGlber 6.50-9.50.
Seal adlber 8.00-12.00.
Bull uno Stags 5.50-T.50.
3ufubr 1000; felt Biz
sc nieoriger.
Qrr6idnittspreis iS.s0-t8.95.
06diter 8reis 1895.
5dnic 8ufubr 1900; 4tortt
felt bis Doc bober.
2ammer bis 25c bober.
@utc uno bette Gamer 1926
1910.
@ute ut0 bette 3dbrlinge 1900
1900.
@ute uno bette 8i6bers HOO
1900.
@ltte trub bette Mlltterihofe 1000
-11.00.
6ee6er &Gumer t6.00-t8.00.
Jge6er Sd9rlinge t20O-1300.
5eeOer Mt1ttteridofe 5.5o-10,00.
Ct. Suiepb @arftberi6t.
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Cmnfn Mrtrrihcmarti.

Gmob0 9febr., s Cft.
@eiBe5 Corn
Ger. 2 200-20l
@elbeS Corn
glr. 2 1SSM-iS9
gr. 3 1Ss-t8812
@eniidies Corn
gtr. 2 ts612-ts7
Scr. 3 tS6-tS6t4
8ciBer Saier-
SIR. 2 57A-58
gtr. 8 57A-58
Stonoar0 Safer 5712 57A
Scr. A 57H-57h
@erite-
M~oIsgerite 1913
6uttergcrite lip 122
8oagen-
Gr. 2 tS0-1S7
g1r. 3 179-isO
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SeSen 9ieustag nn6 8reitag 6dil6.
trotens5 uppe in 90, W}aurers
9teitaurmt, 1906 Gornaul StraBe.
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g6icndo gRarftberidlt.

Chicago. So, y. cit.
GinObieb 9ufibr 80, 900; mel.
items 10--t5c n%ieoriqer.
Sdmcine - 3ufibr $4,000; Marft
felt bic tbc nie0ri9er.
Sohiter 8reis 1866.
8itrhihnittspreis is 20-10.AO.
Sdafc- 3ufubr $1,000; wldrft ieit.
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eSn Ieinem reuen 2otaI 3t4 Gii6
ID. GtroBe. gegehrensnertefte aIfo.
boIfreie @etrGnfe unb feiner 2unh
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aI~niiifi8iertc an8eigen IN Ser
Tribiine bringen CUTE 9teiuItate.
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Observation-Disclosures 1890 20.
Shafe 8uhubr 5000; NroIpests
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TAYLOR SHADMAN.


An interesting event of yesterday
afternoon was the wedding of Miss
Maud Estelle Taylor and Mr.. James
Postell Shadman, which was solemn
lied in Christ church at Frederick.
The pretty little church under the
majestic oaks, was attractively dec
grated for the occasion. The walls
were hung with white and garlanded
with smilax and bamboo. The cham
Gel was a bower of palms and ferns
and at intervals on the altar were eX-
uuisite silver vases containing bunch
es of pink roses and maidenhair fern.
Candles were interspersed, casting a
soft glow over the scene.
Mrs. D. W. VIM presided at the
organ, and promptly at half after
three, as the strains of Mendelsshon's
wedding march pealed forth, the hri-
dial party entered the church. First
came the little flower girl Estelle
McCaskill, gowned in white tulle over
silk and carrying basket OF pink
roses. Mrs Malcolm McCaskill, the
matron of honor, came in next. The
bride entered with her brother, Mr.
Charles Taylor and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Douglas Taylor. The ring ser
vice was impressively performed by
Rev. D. w. Winn The ushers were
Messrs. Carl Arnold and Thomas
Victory.
The bride was lovely in a becom-
ing costume of soft gray silk, trim
med with silver lace, with hat to
match. She carried bouquet of
brides roses showered with sweet
peas The matron of honor wore white
charmeuse over flesh Satin and car
ried pink roses.
The bride, who is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
Curtis Taylor, is a beautiful girl
whose charm of manner and womanly
traits Of character have endeared her
to hosts of friends not only in her
home, but in other places where she
has visited. Mr.. ShGdman is very
popular in business and social circles
pleasant affair of the week was
the miscellaneous shower rendered
the bride Tuesday evening by Mes
danes George and Foreman Stevens
and Misses NADIA Mcdonald Leila
Bunkley and Dorothy Stevens, at the
home of Mrs. George Stevens.
The rooms were tastefully decorat.
ed i'll pink roses and sweet peas and
during the evening delightful piano
solos were rendered by various
friends.
After short tour, Mr.. and Mrs
Shadman will make their home with
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Shadman at St.
Simons.
The many friends of Mr.. am Mrs.
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NJ. j. Hops will regret TO learn that
their mother, Mrs. r. B. Hops, OF
Jesup is i'll at their home on George
street.
Mrs. A. l.. Sterne has as her guest
Mrs. zaida Barrett, OF Savannah.
Mrs. r. f. Brieseuick left yester-
day for Connecticut to spend some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Tharin are wei
coming twins at their home in Birm
ingham, Ala, which have been named
Sarah and James. Mrs. Tharin win
be remembered here as Miss Cora
Gordon.
Miss Helen Baumgartner has re
turned from delightful visit to rel
atives and friends in Jacksonville
and Tampa, Fla,
-
Mrs. j. P. Harrell has as her guest
Mrs. Sherrod Akin, of Waycross. \
Madeline. the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Morton, is i'll at her
homo on Howe street.
Mrs. j. Hunter Hopkins will be
hostess to the Neighborhood club
Tuesday afternoon at her home Oh
Gloucester street
Mrs. M. nd Middleton, of Savannah
is the guest of Mrs. and Mrs A. l..
Sterne on Gloucester street.
In presenting Wallace Reid and
Myrtle Stedman in 1.-THE Prison
without Walls it is felt that this
stellar duo will be unusually popular
with the amusement seeking public
when it will be seen at the Bijou to-
day The photodramatic adaptation
vas made by Beulah NJ Dix from
Robert f. MacAlarney's unusual story.
Wallace Reid is seen as a prison farn
expert, anG Miss Stedman as young
philanthropist
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The Child's Right TO Live!


Con T HEIR
AN
e
CHILL
III
II o
n
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LEARN TO DANCE.

All the new dances taught in class
by Mrs. r. z. Moegling New adult
class starts Friday, March %, at 8
p. M. Children's class. Mondays at 4
p. m. Enrol now Phone 178.
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Roe Shad Just in. Monday Z
Wednesday, Friday and Satur- Z
day. Phone w. A. Stewart, $40
or call at 116 Monk street.
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CHAPTER XIII.

1.-THE Sweetest Girl I Know"
For almost ten days Larry Redmond
had lain. Der. ious. in a little church
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HEAD AND THROAT TROUBLES
Colds and Catarrh Are Most Common
Among PouItry-Breed Constant
Iy for Health and Viqor.

Poultry Division, University Farm, Davis,
CALI
The most common head and throat
troubles Of fowls are colds, and ca
tarrh. The symptoms Of colds are
running, dirty and stopped up nos
trils. The symptoms of catarrh are
difficult and rapid breathing, with
mouth open, and whistling or bub-
bling in throat due to phlegm. These
troubles are most common in fall and
early winter, and are easily overcome.
Simple colds and catarrh can be
prevented by removing the above
causes and breeding constantly for
health and vigor. To treat, search
out and isolate in separate quarters
all infected fowls and give stimulat-
ing food seasoned with cayenne pep
per, or the following tonic:
Pulverized gentian, one pound; pull
verified ginger, one-quarter pound; pull
verified saltpeter, One-quarter pound;
pulverized iron sulphate, one-quarter
pound.
Use two to three tablespoonful OF
the tonic to ten quarts of dry mash.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-18
Automatic Water Tank.

A. small faucet, A, is placed near the
bottom so that it will open beneath the
surface of the water in the dish, B.
The cover must fit tightly to make an
alright joint when it is screwed down.
To do this broad shoulder is left at
G so that the gasket rubber D will
have a firm foundation
The following procedure is necessary
in filling the tank: Close the faucet,
A, remove the screw cap, e, and pour
the water in at the top. The lid is
then replaced and the stop-cOck, A,
opened. The water will run out until
the level in the dish, B, comes just
above the opening of the faucet
Popular Science Monthly.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-10-18
TRADING WITH THE ENEMEY ACT
is PUT INTO OPERATION
proclamation by President Confers
Authority to Officials

Proclamation by President Confers
Authority to Officials.
WashingtOn.-Broad war powers con-
ferred upon the president by the trad
tng-with -the-enemy act were put into
operation under an executive order is
sued delegating the authority under
the claw to various government de-
partments and to newly created war
trade eboard
The board is com posed of the men,
bers of the exports administrative
board, which it will replace with the
addition of a representative of the
treasury department. r will continue
to license exports.
Trading or commercial dealings Of
any nature with an enemy comnanv
or ageIG in this country or abroad ia
forbidden, except under license of the
war board, which also is authorized
to license enemy or tally of enemy"
companies doing business in the Uni
ted States. excepting insurance COM
panles. whose supervision is entrust-
ext to the treasury.
Censorship of mails, cables, radio,
I'D telegraph messages passing out of
the United States is placed in the
hands OF censorship board consisting
OF representatives of the war, navy
ana rostoffice departmnt, the war
board trade and Of George Creel.
chairman of the committee on public
Information.
To the treasury Is assigned the regu-
-lat1on of transactions in foreign ex.
change and expectation OF gold or sill.
YER coin under license, the enforce
ment of the claws provision against
transmission to the enemy OF intor.
nation by any other means.
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wiped out-send reserves! Under
stand? Oh, my legy' he groaned.
"Waitw he continued didn't a girl
an English girl, with my pass, come
to you with information from me?
She didn't? Oh, Ethel, where
are you? Listen, listen!' he
begged the officer back there at head
quarters. "Crown prince marching
against Paris! Won Kluck f1anking us!
Tourney and LIE Cateau. Get the
French to send more troops. You can't?
Then retreat-retreat right to the very
gates of Paris. It's our only chance
|. Yes, Til keep guardv' He
dropped the instrument then. He had
done his duty.
Captain Redmond Strengthened him
self to his full height. And his hand
reached for his revolver. He did not
remember that he had surrendered it
voluntarily to Montague.
''I'll keep guardr' he repeated in a
dazed and mechanical fashion, as he
groped for the missing weapon.
In second more he toppled upon
the ground. Redmond of the Irish
Guards had tainted.