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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
1. SaacnS ;Sprtio.

aliubolforbuo bIeb 'srIt fprisat / bette
Suno Tdrct 1851. ba Staten 9ainc lues
forte Get oco ~almiuoelia Sou. Sor ober
et b0Iut Aarbunoreoe bIep Der ldd iiRms
pet en- baarbnattet aamp ON bporOiot oct
ltuIoe bibeboIoeS elIer ei. 0taine off iets
reuoe ~tglennent Den AunIp, % fan bel
not IN auiees at boue innet III Sorbuo
dImiuNcli9 eriienot. ldu bets Srcnltio or
betrpaget. 9o'iiIliNe andre Stater tuos
fertc Sorbuo noale iaa War ieucrc emo
QPaiuc, men DC ait ~aIeinmnlcu tiIbdge I'll
Husorifshdnoel efter at haue PRESET liant
me uoglc Har. Gar'agerlc I'll bette Stl>
bdgcf1lN ,ou rel bare UTret aoltlilta6.
men Oct. iont melt pirteoe Ill oenuc SiIa
bagctulNcllc az EorbuoSIooeuc, mao Del
li9eS al bare ocu ulutinoellauiS ouerniau z
Sc ildppe SCcrhuloeIie df Sooeue. qua
ipiIct cutcIt Rdrtipolitit ao'tjulG iuo pda
mango Steocr. "a SIoocfriaer 1S6i-
80 babe aoitilllt az iiae mcO Seulnu III
Set tore TorbuoSucocrlap. Ydnoeto 81
uauier Il / Ell nlepet odarli0 Eoriats
ming. Yuur Dc uuge 9tUuo ait | Nrigeu.
idu @rruocuiuS N(Tuocuc iii Suit, o.
&c Gil nj Wuihiulton for az 'dd lin Ndns
oeI dntrticuot. mon az &c liuloc betale
Ell ulo Stat clcr ION Der hco SutcruaI
RcpeWue".
Hiucolu a rcact imoo III uubcritriuc
Soocu on, Snicrldl Reucuue'. Suocltl
gioroc han ret ooa uuocr oeu Soruolpts
Ming, at ocuut Hop ltuloc blipe rlbupes
tuINt itrar eftcr SlapetrigenS Spber. Oct
iom iGrlig gioroc lloiIaget bar Tenaes
truuqcu / 2unNctS Ninar5pEicu. Ser be
bsoeoes Yeu8c Ill Hrigeu. Wtou iolgte
SpiritlS nj 2auoct5 "Soroel". ipute.
Der.
Niucolus 2nile at iao berue Sob Of
'taifet, blew life opfnlot. lelp hcoe ban
for eli gtoroerS 0uuno onltreut pad oer
Sio, ou ban Tube hane bcgruot @icpopz
reiSuiu95arbcihet o. berrco ogiou trent.
met Nibolo5s OF SorbubSlupen. "Sutcrs
nal Hcucuuc" al @ltohol gdu durlia
2iucoIuS Sio ca. 40 I'll so Niiuioucr
SoIlarS / StdtotaSicr. men RusbritSfor
bruoct tilto0 Hur for Nnr iau poIoiomt.
M BET / &c 40 War citcr ViuculuS Eio eli
~ til $50 Winioner Cellars on Huret
ejler bar bIcucu ioronblet mel euo > San
&c. Nfuu ieote at orbcioc inloo oeunC
| SnuoeiIoo OF upglc iuu Stntcr iubiertc
Sorbuo. NIeu Nluret 1909 var Der Dog
tIm Sorbuo / iolgcnbc I Stater: Maiuc
NuninS, North Eatotd. Stldhomn, A{ortt
Carolina. Wi5ii9iippi % Seunc5ice.
SmibIertib babe man MI uaaer Der
5ib, oo SorbuoSidgeu bcgpuotc al guo
mcb en- Nrait og Saitigbeo, Tom looel
iutet uliuore cnb ut Noua HltoboIS Gage
CT blcueu taItc. at ban CT ucict % iunoei
ior lei, at bans Qcrrepsume ital ta8t
Slut.
SiSeu 1914, 8. u. I. / ct Eib0rrm al
ca. 3 Nar bar Sdgeu 9aaet iaa ~ieierriat
iremao, at life iGrrc eno Is Stater han
iuoiert Husoritsiorbuo. Sisie Stdtel
or: 8cit @irQiuin, Hri3onn, Soutb ga.
rolirn. @coraiu. Tldbamd. Warrington
&irQiuio. Oregon, Soipu. COLORADO. Hr'
%tnuias, Montuuu. N~iicbiaan, Soutb ga.
toto, 2oobo, Rebrdiiu, lltub % Sroianu
I'll Seircne ian oaina rc8ues Serris
torict Nloiia % Tiltrict OF Columbia
iom ioar bar inoiert Sorbuo.
StiQiugcn M er iouIeoeS % 6orbuos.
itoter. Soriioen er Sorbuo peo Soial Sp
ton iteoic az uiuoc me Scire,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Rtbtstrtt al en- praftiT GARNER,

SonoS line @riic gaa iuItnc ira Sroi.
get.
ga, bette fan pGrc iaa. Vicn har
on life Iagt Werfe iii, huor itor 6or.
ifieI Oct or poa. bporbon oisie TO Sri'
i~eiIoffc bor oct / line "6eeo Cots"
eucr Ouro? &c frn liot paa Sens
@riie. 9arb, bpor @riicne nlaa pooc |
Sole iii oprlnocr 9ilgen ior at font
me bort iii lit Sraug. Zen enelte
torrc TIabS / Den belle g)aro er | ct
9a9bierne, bpor oct er noget tglen al
Ell 0arnmeI Straaitaf, iom 8ri'ene
hor ct tort Sopclcie i, naor oct fife
regncr eller bar regtet nplig. seq
iuo Werfc iii Sonas' 9aro. Set or
tort og INT oper aIt beri. % bag /
9orbcu er Der ct IlIitigt Sfltr mco
tpt Sag, bpor 8riiene fan boloe Jig
parlne % terre / alt Sla9S Seir.
aon bette gipre iaa itor SorIficl?
ga, Oct fam 5eoe og Sriffe er life
alt, bpao ell 8ris trrngcr, for at bore
Jig itor, bIonf % feb. gt 8riien bar
oct goot pg bcbageligt, cr ligeiua big.
tigt for Sen, iom at Den faar Wtao
og Iriffe / Spcrilob. 9iSie bleoe,
Iplcoc, cIenoigc 8riicpnrbs, oisie
itrenalige "Seco Cots" bringcr aor-
Iia Itore Cab oper oft inoe1lfor WniS-
belief. De err sloriog til, at meget al
goo, pGroiiltlo 8riiefsbe gaar tabt
baooe oireftc pg iubircfte. 8eoen
gaor life bare tabt / Selen og
llbumifbeben eaer / Srau9e1e, forot
bisic fplocs al Msg og Wl,bber; ntelt
@riiencS Scyt % Sriuiel binbrcS Zig,
at &c paa iltgeu Waooe fan betale for
6eoc % Hsgt, Tom DC ifltIbe % fitnoe
babe giort. 8riie, ion IGnge bar
uGret / en- ielct, raat Oaro, bar / Il-
minoeligbeb ll~bieenoe al of pGrc Itan-
let / i'm Scrt - "itunteb", iom set
bcocr. 9e porer og rlopiflcr Jig life,
logger fig life lo iom 8riic, Der bar
bapt bet tprt, rent 90 9oot.
Gn allocr Sing al itor @ctpbninq
CT rene Srailg. Spor oite Ter hi life
Sormere gipe line 8riie Wao og
Griffe / irene, meb Sort % Sele be.
opffeoe Sraug. Ger fan bore en- bel
Gel Weg % 0tltbber / Srat9ene;
men Sarmereu fplOer auigeucl WtaN
cler Iriffe / DEM uoen at forctugc
nogen G~engiprclle. 8riIc1c poer iao
en- Gel al WtoOcn cllcr brifer Ell Gel
of Sriffen, men laber Gcitcn bli itaa'
enoe % iurnc. Sraugene blir life
oerpeo rencre eaer mere ififfeoe FOR
at bape Wfao cqcr Sriffe I'll 8riIenc
/. Mange gaar no ira, at 8riien al
0oti,ren err ct lrenSligt Gpr, % be-
ban6ler Sen oereiter. 9erpeo taber
oe mer, emo DC bar Nnelie ON. Sfte
Qoar belle @riiefloffen tabt ogiaa peE
&olero, eaer andre SDgoomme, ION
bar beo't Mo9t, bpor l(renSligbeoen
er itsrlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18

ter. aongresien fan meo en- Raioritet
al 3 I'll 2 dntdqe en- &lduiul ON totdlt
Sorbuo, men for at oerne Beilutning
Tube blioe biuocroe for belle Gmerifd,
uiloe ben nsoueuoiQris tonue til at babe
&c entelte Sidter5 Sdmtptte. Statsrne
uiIoe iontme I'll at biuoe iig iii for al
6remtio al bliue "%tsrre", men for at
belle De Soreueoe Stoter ituloe tlinne
ts~rlU99es", MATTE minoit TO SreSieosle
al Staterre eler iaIt 36 idnrtptte / oeuue
Alduiul.
6emo8tppe Stoter bar mi 6orbuoslos
oe. Y3eu DC fleite al oisie bar life ielu
belluttet at billie p9re Bone Srp". Ga
oerior or Oct life ieIoidgt, at De oerfor
liuloe tomnIe I'll az a~pprobere en- "for
ever" girloenoe 6orbuoslou for belle De
Soreueoc Stdter, - Ifisnt Oct er at
5ddbe. at DC oil giSre Der.
Set %urrnleite. lom tan lie / Sor6uoss
refining, cr. at oen mn idmleoe ~ari15s
tongues" fan TONNE til en- al 9dgcne at
lnofsre prouilortli Sorbuosloo for belle
Nltioucu. meoeus Nri9eu audr Hda. Ieu
Do bette Inn tan blue eli mloIerIlota Tors
orOuiug. iaa tan AiboloSiolteue life pud
@ulu0 AZ uoget i%dabant opgiUe lin stamp.
Zen oil life lutte. iereuo HusoritstrIs
fiicn er iuloitGuNig b~eieiret gieunem Soue
/ &c ioritielIiqe Stuter % aieuuem
Notwithstanding beotaaet az Sons
8~resieu % approbcret al tilitr9iteIig
mango Sta,er.
Scr / Wjuuciotu bar ri SoIfedfitens
ming %dr9ndcuoe Sorbuo5iageu uTite 6eit
ueO &c aIutinoeligc &Glg. ~aampaeuen
Tor beuuc Soa5 Seier Utl blibe isrt med
al Suer on Nraft. vi opfororer ale gooe
HibolNss % NorbuoSioIt til az itstte benz
ne Gag oeO oere5 beoite Sumdrbctoe. 60
lrrliQ bduber ni. at gliuueiota5 itore
uoriic @cioIfuin9 iinl rdge en- oGroig og
tnlfti8 Gel / Oenue tore Gags 8ieuren.
~fgreliC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18

"ooftere" s guibelS euer 10 aubif.
ioo StaIoeisoiel, ioa life 6Iilepggerc
/ Den fan bIi til Sorper % 6Iitcr.
9orar er oaiaa ct pirtnin9SiliIOi. bill
liot Wiooel. 4 go. "Gpanauio" og
4 eler iIere 80. "orio phosphate"
pr. s 9uibeIS baaoe aDelGsger TIlIc.
pagene % iorbeorcr @isNilen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
3. Spao fan man uente urir?

Wan ian pente. al aougresieu meget
mart autager Ell Sorauoriug al De Sors
eueoe Stniers 0ruroloo. iom tiIiigter az
uerpoHe belle Hl.oboltraTteu Se melt
uptimiitiiie SorbuoSagItaIorer meuer, 81
oeuue ~llhrphoelie oil iliune ioreadl pon
"a Mar. Smiolertio maa man 10 itie
slemme. az Nonsresien life ton pdGtoius
&c ~"Ssrl9gring" pGa Dc "pGaoe" Ssas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
st Saa Straa upcr Yptctitnffet.

On Snoienoer / ct Sarmerblob fri.
Der, at ban bar britgt Straa pao TO
Waabcr paa Yotetitpffet lit % nltio
bopt SeIo mco Jig % iaaet Ell, I'm ap.
ling. Gn al mine Naboer brltgte %.
ioa Strao iom S9ffe oper GotetItpf.
fct lit, % ban if meget goo IuIilg.
Sor et itsrre Stpffc piloe bet tage Tor
meget Strao efter min Spiotning, %
oct er en- bel Gel ertra grbcibc ior-
bnnoet nleo at aple Totetcr u1bcr ct
Straala9.
TIan 90. I cr iom ielgcr; Nan
plpier, barber % berc0er Eotct'tpftCt
iaa goot iom mtligt on &aaret.
9creitcr giereS 5ilrer baIpanocn 500
mcQenl bper og ganifc orlrloc, Hotc.
tcrlte ifiGrcs op, iao bpcrt Stpffe iaar
bare ct Gie. Vtan lar Oct bli onltrellt
1 SOB mcllcnn bucr Notet. Serpaa
bGffes Der nleb omtrent : Sonrmer
lbs Soro. Silillrt % itrar eitcr, at
Gotetcrne er plolltet, bGffca Oct belle
Gotetitpffe nlcO ct 4. q 3 Somnler tpft
Strualog. Stranet boloer 8rltnoelt
fugtig, bolocr oIt SlngS 1lgrGS neoe
% gisr Oct pperiIebigt at f%lltipcre.
Wfan mlaa Dog paste pao, raar Den
bcrpgtcOG Colorado Sll0" gisr lit
Snotog. Ser gipres Saal paa ocn
peb at "iprap" meo "~FariSgrcnt" iaa
ritc, iom oct piier Jig neoucnoigt.
Glan No. =: Dan brllger Straa
iom ell "Wfulcb" mcQcT Gaocrne, iaa
mart man er fGroig mco at flltluerc
% orbcioe / Botctltpffct. Salpraao.
bent Stroa er ba 9oot nof. Wal
fpreoer ire til fem CONNER tpft mel
lem Guoernc % rltnot Giicnc. 6or.
belen oerpco er, at 6llgtigbcocn /
Sprsen bcporeS, % at lntct ll9rGS
fam pore frclll.
SsrItnGpntc Slon cr ip~cciclt goo
for De tibIige Gptctcr; i%ioitnPpntc
Elan CT "al right" baaoe Tor Den flo
lige pg ben ienere glpling. Scg9c
Ylaller bar onltalte SrlbienOcr flnoct
gnOc, naar oct giolbt ON pao ct lioct,
0oot bGpbet % %oparbeioet Stpffe at
faa Ell uomcrfct Milling al itorc, line
Hptcter.
8riicn ugiaa lifcr Hensliabcb
Wtan fan bite ic, at mems Sprcnc
tribes % porer hos Ben enc Nobo, lao
BET or Ell emit of bctragte Dem, buer-
fen porer eller tribes DC, iom DC bur,
DC, hos andre igien al gtaboerne. @no.
"a fan set ie no til, at oisie regter
line Gpr lige iaa iampittigbeosflllot
pg giper Dem fltlbt iaa rigelige 8ren.
rationer iom ban, Ser bar "2pffe"
mteo Sprene fine, iom oct beoer.
Sporof fomner oct fig? Sens er
juit iaa flint og flittig til at regte
fine 8riie Iom Taboen SonaS, og ban
9iper fine @riie mer 8ren, emo SO.
mas gisr. San Iaoer life nler enc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Srpnoere!

SrmSerIaget5 Stebue oil bIi bolN;
/ Canton. Z Sni. rem 21Ne og 22Ne
2uri. Canton lager / ielue 6iertet
al nc itore ~trsuOerite Gngoer / Snc
Edto,a. % Ser mad Der bli CT tort %
pr1gtig gsoe. Rert aItina ioreIsbia
lii OF Steo. RGrmere CplpsuingeI
isrsrG, J. &orriim, Se'r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
Sorbuosiaoen
Tens Sprtio, Intio % Srcmtio.

Ni Sdpio Gitluno,
Seoer al D}imueiota Nntis Saloon 2igdes
i~iauoiudpiite Trbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-18
=. SirfeIis 5srlrsuins - ozone Srp".

=. SlAitiiH <piiNBNAhH " >phh ~ .
Norbuo5iagens ubure Scirc Tan abe
les life muules ucN ar mluocs ol5ie libpre
lloitrGiuinqcr al Sorbuoeumraaoe.
Set aueritoritc al Seire paa 6orbuoss
loUQiputu0cuS Gnlrddoe er Dog, hooo Der
/ mocuGrtuoc Har CT blcucu opundct for
at gisre 6orbuO obiohlt og e~iietttrt.
Notwithstanding / be Soreneoe Eta
ter notil 1917 bar uGret mere eler MIN
ore en- Narce. Sttc ulenc bar youeuc
pau mango Steocr UGret nlcQet iloe over
bol0te, men ~ bUuo cu0mu uUrre uur ~
neu igoerulc Rcgiertug bar UptruuOt tunu0
"Reminiscences prutttitc @IeImcnfarellc
Gntcl Gam bar lu0eI line Sm~beoSlnUno
lpl9e Scocrul @%coernmeut S~tccnlc5 III
hpcm ION uiloc buuc Dem. FOR | lddtuiotc
"tgrrc Stater" at irugte iuo Tor lGdialo:
| "tnoiUioucl @cupttelie" "perlouul ME
- ulle DC giGngoer al Spirituoin. iom
man tuuoe sulie. % lud Ileo" DC ricltc
"%tsrrc" Stuter l HItobol.
sra SeQnnoeIicu al iuocpCrcnoc Var
1917 Ter man iau CnocliQ. Al ocune hlnls
melruubeuoe Stum bar lnuct 2go5itsOet
Ilcreoe for 1 @ar linen ueotog toni
Qre5icu Ell Sou. iom bar Ndpnet Webb
Ncuuun Suucu", iom baUoc nil 0cuiiBt al
Qierc Nl~tohultuofgrlel uiUIltg I ne ztus
Ter. ium iuu ulloc bcitcuInc / line SOrs
buo5lpuc. NUultltutIuusnlUslgbcOcu az
ocnuc You hur iIocu zen Sto uUrct ont
tuiitct. % lcIU DC oprlgtlgIte H'bulosfora
iiUmper I Suuoct bduoc line SuIl ON at
tuuuc iuu &ebbs Ncunous Suucu gIcnucm
iert / &rurl5, Com b~ctlcuoi CT Nou
Qrc5icu Oc S~orcueoe Statcr5 Suegru
uinQemu9t. men ocu beIeltc SUmltol
She Suprtmc Count" - CT EuuOct5
| sucriie G%uumuuOlgbeo. toct Ocuue EuU-
mol fortldrer o. ocrucrcr HoUcnc % az
uicr. ON sc CT / purnluuI meo Nuu'tltlS
tIuncu.
Bcb6s Neupou goueu bleo aigiort Uco
| 0sleitercts Nicuoelie ocu soc San. 1917
iuulcocs, at SuUeu bIeU ertiGret touitIuls
tiousmRsiiq OF Ocri0r guIoig. iuG at ira
M al fan Stuterue uoeIutte ira i'm enc
mcrter al SylrJuiuid meo ~llHotugelle az
oct. ium beheUes for lupltBt Z,emeo: ga
.rumcnlal, meoictuii % lnou'trlel Grug.
SuulcOe5 tan Siuter. lunI CT pllllae III
ar blluc belt "%terrc", blue lliduo nj az
gjeunculisrc ocIte.
Dlen Selreue uuoer inoepurcuoe Var
I ALlL AAAAAA AthL4A AtNNN NNFHN ANN'S- "A@N
euO Bette:
Gen for noQle iad llger ii0eu nfiluts
teoe Nungrc5 beiiemte at Ser nlua bill en-
giorm Tor Eurbuo. iua at Staterue oil
bliue tsrre; DC tan % De itdI uoelutie al
| Suoisriel at SltobUl Tor Erit: &U'.UUs
tenet CT ira Ire Slll bette Iur forbuot
al iraate iuo / "tsrt Gmrnaoe" Batter
| eQer S~orieuoelier. iom iuoeboIoer alto
boloiQe Griite % IIaeian bliuer Suerti5s
iementer %iorbuot for SnoisricI / tort
| Smraaoe".
Genue Heform er ind tor. al man
ueppe fan operitue oeu5 RG,.epiooe. Com
| @remycl fan nGUues, AT "&oitsC roers
| oouie5~ / Spilingbperue oil paa @ruuo
al oeune ubiolute "SsrI9guiug" eirer
lite Suli 1917 Iloe et Sab al ca. 10000
Solars ON Sageu. eIIer ocer 81 gtils
lion SpIIdrs ON N0ret.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
WILL TURN SUGAR CANE
INTO PULP FOR PAPER

The attention of a great many business
men and investors has been attracted to
a project under which millions of tons
of sugar cane bagasse and rice straw
which are now going to waste In the rich
semi-tropical Louisiana section are to be
turned into useful material.
Patents covering the processes are
owned by the Sugar Cane By-Products
Company, of Philadelphia. 1t is asserted
in the companys literature that these
waste vegetable products of the South
can be made into paper pulp that will
take the place of that which Is now being
made out of timber, and thereby help to
relieve the shortage in the paper pulp
market. 1t Is further claimed that the
pulp will sell at prices corresponding to
those secured for wood pulp but at q
cost of raw material, and expense Of
manufacturing very much less than in
the case Of wood pulp.
In addition to pulp for the manufacture
Of paper, the company also purposes
manufacturing a number of products
such as alcohol, nonfibrous cellulose and
fertilizers.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
HARVARD MUSICAL CLUB
FOUNDER DIES IN NORTH

Word has reached Washington OF the
death, in Boston, Of DR.. George Henry
Howard. formerly of this city. He left
here two years ago on account Of Ill
health and settled in Boston. He had
been actively connected with the musical
coterie in this city for a long time. He
founded the Harvard Musical Club, Of
Washington, and also the Boston Train
ing School of Music Of that city.
Funeral services were held in st. Paurs
Cathedral, in Boston, and interment was
in Oswego N. Y. Mr.. Howard had been
connected with the New England Con-
servatory OF Music and the Royal Con-
servatory, of London. He Is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Caroline L. Howard, and
a sister. Julia Howard, and one brother.
Waldo Howard. both Of Brockton, Man.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
s7O0,OO0,OOO A YEAR
WASTED AS GARBAGE
'Economize" Is Advice of Agricultural
Department to Nation at Large.

EcODOmlZe.
That word featured the local food situa-
ton yesterday. 1t stood forth so promi-
nently that 1t was regarded as the key
10 the solution of food conditions.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston de-
clared that for partial immediate re-
lief, every Individual should earnestly
consider the matter Of food conserva-
tion and the limitation of waste.
Secretary Houston showed that the d.
etary studies made by the experts Of
his department point to an annual, food
waste in this country of about 500. 900, 900.
The food waste in the household, the
experts asserted. results in large meas
ure from bad preparation and bad cook
ing, from improper care and handling,
and, in well-to-do families, from serving
an undue number Of courses.
As an instance of improper handling,
it has been discovered that in the prep
aration Of potatoes 20 per cent Of the
edible portion in many cases Is dis
carded.
A nationwide campaign, a vigorous.
concerted effort for simple living. an
efectual reduction in diet to the actual
needs, and a rigid reduction in food
wastes, was the suggestion made by
high government official yesterday.
The idea Of farming the back yard and
vacant lots as a means of reducing the
high cost Of living Is being popularity
received.
Yesterday Assistant Secretary Of Agri-
culture Vrooman offered the help and ad-
vice of the department to all who are
desirous Of cultivating backyard gar
dens this summer.
To solve the coal situation, the imme-
Giate purchase on credit of 752 tons of
anthracite coal, or as much as may be
needed for use Of the public schools and
fire department. was authorized by the
District Commissioners yesterday.
Bids for $500 tons of bituminous coal
were opened at the District building
yesterday afternoon. The lowest was
that of the L. E.. White Company, which
asked $50 q ton where prompt pay
ment Is made. and $3.50 a ton where
payment awaits upon appropriations by
Congress.
Yesterday eggs were cheaper than at
any time since last summer. They drop
red to q cents wholesale for the or
binary variety. and q cents for select
ed eggs.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
Tables, Stands and Stools

Willow Rockers; high back; $SaS
Willow Chairs; high back. broad arms; $3.50
Willow Rockers; high back, broad arms
SIo.a5
Willow Chairs, winged back; tIo.aS.
Willow Rockers; winged back; $II.oo.
Willow Rockers; winged back with pocket
PaIsis RsyaI-Feurth Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-11
Willow Chairs, Rockers,

Willow Chairs, plain; $s75.
Willow Rockers, plain; A.7s.
Willow Chairs, with side pocket; $3.50
Willow Rockers, with side pocket and broad
arms; $500.
Willow Chairs; wing back; $7.a5.
Willow Chairs; broad arms and back; $3.50.
Willow Chairs; high back; $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-06
w. c. Adams Praises
 CO-WOrkers in the Sale
 of Liberty Loan Bonds

w. Carson Adams. chairman of the local liberty loan committee which last week closed it's successful campaign for the second liberty loan bonds. is not unaware of the fact that he had strong support in his office during the recent campaign.
 T want to thank my associates and faithful co-workers, o. l.. Bum and John B. Cox. for their untiring efforts and intelligent aid rendered in this campaign. I also want to thank the various organizations and their loyal members who rendered such valuable aid in the campaign. Then we have the citizens of Birmingham at large to thank for their patriotic response to our appeals"
 MT. Adams stated that he had never before seen such wholesouled co ops eration and that 1t was a pleasure to do the task when it was made easy by cooperation and appreciation of the cause as was the case in BirIhing- ham,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-06
WORK OF BUREAU IN
 MARKETING CROPS
 MUCH COMMENDED
Food Preparedness Bureau Seeking to Bring Co-Operative Marketing Tn Handling the Alabama
 Corn Crop

L. c. Jennings of the agricultural de- velopment department of the southern BeIl Telephone company, is in Birming- ham in the interest of the food pre- paredness propaganda, worklhs through the local bureau in its cam naign to develop cooperative mar keting.
 The food preparedness bureau IS pe- ing daily congratulated upon the sue cess of their recent campaign in pe- half of cooperation between the farm CTS and the merchants of their respec- tive localities, as well as cooperation in marketing the surplus crops direct to the big buyers.
 This plan as devised and engineered by the food preparedness campaign has been very successful, and there has re- suited the consummation of many deals that have brought the farmer and mer- chant, the merchant and the jobber closer together and made profitable business for both.
 The bureau is advocating this co-op- erative marketing, and in view of the fact that much Alabama corn is now moving, it is proving of untold value to both the shipper and the buyer. Corn days" are being announced in several Alabama towns and this is ex- pected to result in the handling of thousands or bushels of the grain to an advantage for the producer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-06
MURDER CASES ON TRIAL IN CRIMINAL
 DIVISION OF COURT

The rush that usually accompanies the opening of capital week at the court house was seen yesterday. The work of organizing the juries, sounding the docket and setting the cases occupied the greater part of the morning, but work was well under way by noon.
 Judge w. F.. Forts division of the criminal court is at work on the case of Walter Greene, negro, charged with murder in the first degree. It is claimed that he placed pistol 10 the side of his wife while they were in bed and shot her. between 3:3o and o'clock in the morning, At late hour yesterday the case was still in course of trial.
 Judge II. P. Heflin's division of the court is trying the case of Will Willis, who Is also charged with murder.
 Judge c. W. Fergusons division was engaged all of yesterday with the case of Dave McClennon, white man, who Is charged with murder. Yesterday aft ernoon at o'clock all of the evidence had been heard and by an agreement of all parties involved, the jury was dismissed until this morning at O clock, when the arguments of both the state and defendant will be heard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-06
CALOMEL SELDOM
 SOLD HERE NOW Nasty drug salivates, makes you sick and you lose a
 days work

Every druggist in town-your drug gist and everybody's druggist-has mo- ticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same req sen. Dodsons Liver Tone is taking it's place.
 "Calomel is dangerous and people know 1t. while Dodson's Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives better re- suits" said prominent local druggist. Dodson's Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist who sells 1t. A large bottle costs 50 cents and If it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggishness and constipation. you have only to ask for your money back.
 Dodson's Liver Tone Is a pleasant tasting. purely vegetable remedy, harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness. sick head ache, acid stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause in- convenience all the next day like vio- lent calomel Take does of calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak. sick and nauseated. Don't lose a day's work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead and feel fine. full of vigor and ambttion.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-06
COURTHOUSE ITEMS

George w. McPherson. deserter from the United States army. was taken from the county jail to Camp Mcclellan, An niston. today in the custory of Officer Dick Bates.
 Four nien were released from the county jail yesterday. us follows: John Smith, negro. charged with vagrancy and petit larceny: made bond.
 Bascomb Sanford. white man, charged with false pretenses; made bond.
 Ike Evans negro, convicted of bur glary and grand larceny; paid fine and costs and was discharged.
 Charlie Johnson. negro. charged with grand larceny made bond.
 Annie Jones. negro woman, is being held on a charge of vagrancy. under s20o bond.
 Jim Wilson, negro, is being held on a charge of grand larceny, under a saoO bond.
 Willie Henry, charged with burglary and grand larceny, is being held under a $500 bond