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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
Practical experience as well as ex-
,perimental work has taught that
straw and slower can be used very eco
nOmically in the rations of almost all
kinds of live stock. These roughages
are and should be used in the fat
tening rations of all farm animals ex-
cept hogs, and should compose the
larger part OF all wintering or keep
ing rations for cattle, sheep, and
horses. Breeding herds of beef cat
tie or dry dairy cows can be success
fully kept on ratiOns composed large
Iy of those materials. Flocks of breed
ing ewes do well with such feeds when
some grain is added. Horses doing
very light or no work need little grain
if given a plentiful allowance of clean,
bright straw or slower. Under GER
tain conditions, Of course, grain should
be added to the ration, but now it
should be conserved as largely as pos
sible for human consumption.
The following ratiOns have been
found to give excellent results:
For Beef Cattle.
Rations FOR wintering breeding cows.
Ration L
Straw, 10 pounds.
Silage. 20 pounds.
Cottonseed or Hnseed meal, 1 pound
Ration p
Straw. 20 pounds.
Cottonseed or oil cake, pounds.
Ration 3
Straw, 10 pounds.
Shock corn. 10 pounds.
Cottonseed meal or Hnseed meal.
pound.
Slower, IS pounds.
Cottonseed or Hnseed oil meal, pound
Rations for feeding 1.Oo0-pound fattening
steers.
Straw, pounds.
SiIage, IS pounds.
Corn, Il pounds.
Ration p
Straw. pounds.
Legume hay, pounds.
Cottonseed cake or Hnseed cake.
pounds.
Ration 3
Slower, 10 pounds.
Silage. Is pounds.
Corn, L pounds.
Ration -
Straw, pounds.
Slower, Is pounds
Corn, s pounds.
Cottonseed meal, 3 pounds
In these rations various other feeds
may be substituted. In the ratiOns
given for wintering breeding cows def
mite quantities of straw and stover
are given. In actual feeding such fig
ures should be somewhat disregarded
and the cattle given as much roughage
as they will consume.
Yearlings may be fed three-fourths
the ration for breeding cows and may
be expected to come through the Win
ter In fair to good condition.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

A woman with pretty teeth and good
sense viii laugh at a stupid joke
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Real heroes act as their own press
agents.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

"After an injury I was IN terrible
shape from kidney trouble" says D.
Reuter-, North ST., West Chicago, II.
Il couldn't stoop because Of the awful
pains IN my back and the steady, dull
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Satisfactory gains have never been
made In fattening lambs when corn
slower or oat straw has formed the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
@rtuOitcin fir %an5crpluttcu-
SSabrit acleat.

G6arIeftoib ~. .s8o, 30. 9lug.
SIN @eiiein oes @larine Sefret0rs
Ioniels muroe 6eute ouf einen 2tt
glder 2ono rmfdiieroen @umoItiide
Der critic Spotenitid get5au fir Die
critic bon Ser 9legierimg gceignete
Fon5erplotten- imO @eiboB.So6rif.
Snuienoe po6nten scr Geremonie bel.
Sir Oieien 9ou miro Oie 9iegicrung
ehpa 100000 GoaorS ausge6cn.
Goniels that Oeu eritcu Spatcnitid
uno bielt cine 9ieoc, in welcber CT
auf Die Sbatiode binrpicS, ooB Die
Slgitation fir bon ser 9iegierimg be-
trie6ene 6abrifcn oieier 9lrt bereitS
Dor 5pon5ig Sa6ren 6egoun. Ser
ner iagte cr, auf oen Grieg binpei-
lenO: nS8ir meroeu Oieien &rieg
iortieben bis preuBiibe ghtofrutie
5crIt0rt lit. glmcrifo 1T cnti6loiien,
Oen 6ricocn Ourd cine iiegreid)e @e-
enoigung Oieies furhtboren &rieges
berbei5ufii6rcn. 9Inerifa fGmpit
niht cine SHlodt, ionorrn eiuen
arieg, Inn 6roteu imO Gin0er aus
Der SflaOerei 81 6eircien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
.G6rOnif.

9lr5t erlitt 9riibmunOen.
GaOurh, oaB er bel Dem &cinigen
BON dr5tli6en Snitriimenten einen
SteriliiirilngSopporat ummorf crlitt
Or. Sobu q. OIipcr, Der 9liiiItent
0eS Or. gl0o(p6 NleDer im Sobns
Sopfins-SoIpitol, idlimme 9riib-
iuunoen an einer S6ulter, ocn 9lr.
men unO geinen. 9ie es 6eiBt, 6efin-
oct iib Der glr5t auf Dem @ege Der
@eneiung bon ieineu @lmOen, Die 10.
fort bon einem onocren SIr5te Der
glnItalt berbrnoen mur6en.
@eri6tScIerf berIeBt.
Sobn Z. GQdcp, Elm SiiIfScIerf i'm
4reisgeridte bon 8altimore-Gountp
81 Eomion murOe nobe Geros, 9al.
timore-GountD, onourb erbeblih oer-
lett, ooB er aus ieiuem @ugen oe-
porfen wuroe, ais iein Yfero Dor li-
nem @iien6o6n5uge ideute. Gr wur-
De in feline @obnung 81 GodeDspillc
oebrodt. 9eiouoers Die gerleBungen
am &opi ldeinen 6eOenfli1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Surge staOtucniafcitcn.

Woreen gc6t oas 9lmoesgeieb ge.
qen 4inoerar6eit in 9roit. 0oiielbe
betrifit in W2orDlouo nabe5u 5000
ainOer lmter ID Sobren, pel6e in
Sen @inma6ceei6dften mitbelien
0ie pierte Gompognie Der WlarD-
Idn0er aiiItcn-g(rtilerie inter Gom-
munoo Ocs Capt. g[oolpb 9litterbuid
bror6t nod 60 Nionn, bis tie Die
9rieesit1rfe erIongt.
9(n SanlItoo, oen 8. September,
fl lt6r g(6cnos, bort oos Serlteaen
BON @6isfeD auf uno Die bobere
Sterer tritt in &roit.
0oS neue 9lOreBbu6 Der Staot
Baltimore i'll eri6ienen. Golielbe
Dotirt bonn 1. Sttli 1917 al. q, 8.
Eolf & So. iino oie Serousgeber.
Sym MlorplGnoer 9lder6ol-Golleg
miro ein Sommerfurius fir SNul'
le6rer eingeribtet, BON Dem iib Erof.
:. y. SpmonoS leDr 0lel oerlprIUt
@ouberneur Sorrin9ton miro bis
Montag in Cambridge perweilen
unO oann noh Baltimore fommen
Inn an Scr %arooe Der @lilitdrpiliH.
tigcn tbeil5une6men.
Serr Charles 6. 6orO bat oen Der.
friippelten 9inoern Oes &ernon.So-
Ipitals ein gergiiigen bcreitet, IN.
Dem cr iie 5u elmer @oritellng Der
Sotpellidei 9leiiebiloer einIlo Gi(
sSrelioc Scr 9leinen mar oiiBerorOent-
lid6. 9lo1 Scr @oritellnng mohteu
sic Glcincn in 9lutomo6ilen cine
Sour our@ ocp Eruio-SilI.Forf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Seirat6cte eOIOateu.

9llS eliidli6cs @bepaor febrten
oos friibere Sri. glmD s. 3iegler
Die Todter bon Serrn unO 6rou S.
&orrD 8ieeler bon Der TeilterStown
9ooo, 9(rIineton uno Sorrp &ob-
bins, Elm WlitglieO Der /, gtegiments-
Brobinnt. Gonpoenie, Die gegcnuor-
tig III Der &egimentsboue ltotionirt,
bon slleronorio, 3d. 5llriid, no Iie
om lesten Somltos getrout Wurocn.
Die @Itcrn Ger 9rout, Ioipic Oeren
0relinoe botten feline glbnung bon
oen Abiidten Der ilneen 2elite ee-
bqbt, Die lid crit felt einem Sabre
fannten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Ginc bciterc Griuuernns ans srOhcr
3eit.

gas am Morocn ocs 8. September
1870 Die @otldoit bon Dem Sicae bel
Seom in Berlin allgcnein bcfonnt
wurOe, itronteu in oen Gormttogs.
itlinOcn Dor Dem fouigIiden Sdlolie
ingebelrc Wleuihennengeu 5uiun-
men, oie inmer luicoer in beseiiicrtc
So6ruie onf oos Serriherbals imO
Die glrmce ous6rahen. Gie aonigIn
gluQuito, ole Iicts BON nelem bon
Sem 9olfon OcS ShloiieS Oen Eou.
icnoen OonfenO 5i9clpiuft botte, I'M.
terno6m oann aegen 12 llbr Niit.
tags eincn Spo5ieraong Die @inoeu
6inouf. 9llS iie imordngt uno iuu-
ii6elt bon elmer INNER mebr an
idapcllcnoen Wtcnge, bis 5u Scr 9ici-
tcritotle 5rieorih'S oeS @robcn an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
ilebcr Oen Oscnn esfOrtirt.

SSonoeIsi1ifie ser Gntentemddte
meroen orf Der So6rt iiber ben
S5eon ourd amerifoniicbe &rie9s-
i6iffe geibiibt. 9erluite Ourd
ll-9oot,Sperationen ooOurd) iebr
berringert.
@oIbington, 30 9lngiNt.
9lmerifoniihe Nlorine StreittrGfte
cscortircu Sauoelsidific ii6er ben
9ltlontic, wie beltc ofii5iea I'M Slot.
ten-Ceportement befonnt eegeben
murOe, lmo cine Hriifng Der &cfor-
oe bat ergeben, ooB Der &erlltlt Der
cscortirtcn SonoelSidiiie ourd bic
Operotionen BON ll.9ooten 0lrh'
idnittlib ipeniger ols eiu 6al6cs
Yro5ent war.
9ie ndberen Gin5elnbeiten OeS
Gscortirilng.Spitems merOen ge6cinl
0ebolten. IS muroe ieoob erfl0rt,
ooB regelnldBig britiicbe, fror5oiiibe
ooer onoere 9(Qiirten,Sonoelsihiiie
bon amerifaniiden aricgSibiifeu
iibcr Sen Ocean begleitet wcrocn.
Grit penn ole Submarine. Gone er-
rcidbt lit, l0ien 3eritorer lno onoere
Eotrouiaen ole SrieeSitbifie ab.
Tie @ou0erfnit.@eiea triift
ii6 am Sonntoa gtadniittog am
Gnopunfte scr GllicottsGitpsStroBen
linic uno miro bon BORT ndb SSIhc.
Iter nn0 gatonsOiIIe nlariliren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
@cIumsOcrcim uWlcluOic".

Ger ,@ermaiio Gnartett Glli6"
Itottetc gcitern 9lbcnO Dem @cian9.
perrin nMelooie~ in ieinem Sanpt-
quarter, 9RieB Salle, 6orreit- unO
2op-StroBe, eiuen 9eiud ob rno
luo Die Sanger elm Dem 9luSflilge
bei5upo6neu, Den Die @6Ite om no1-
item 5ountag nod SancaIter, Eo,
uornebmcn ipcroen. Ga ieoo6 oic
,@iclooic" am Sonntog e6eniallS ci-
ncn 9(usflug peronitoltet, rno 5por
no6 9enfert'S Yorf, 10 fonnte Die
Ginlooung nit Dem beIten @illen
niHt angcnonlmcn merOcn. 3ie gor.
6ereitlnoen fir Oeu glusflug wllrOcn
6eenoigt, nahoeni unter Der Seitung
oes Erof. 3. aorolus bic Songer &C.
mcinitoftlicb mebrere G6ore geiun-
gell batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31

@iniam g8. gIaen, elm W}atroie
ouf einem cnglii9en 9ampfer, ser
felt einigen Goeen I'M Miercp-&oipi-
tai pegen elmer Nernenfranf6eit be.
banoeIt ipirS, griff eeitern @iorgcn
0r. Sons s. Sobn i'm Soipitol an,
mas 81 ieiuer @erbafttne fii6rte.
9acn puro, bon 9ii6ter S6am in
Ger mittleren @oli5eiitation o6er
itroflos entlolien. @emGB ieinen
9lneoben belt 9(aen Or. &o6n fiir
einen Yro-0euti6en, oa ibu oerielbe
oieIe 6rogen iiber ben arieg Oorge-
legt batte, ole ibm nibt puBten. Or.
0o6n ioa aud oerl6ieoene unpntrio-
tii6e @emerfungen eena1t bo6en,
mesbul6 Der Nintroie eriuAte, bon
einem anoeron 9lr5te bebonOelt 5u
per0en. Dies Grgerte angebli6 Or.
0o6n. Ser 2ebtere beiudte geItern
Wloraen Oen fronfen Seemnnn, Der
nn9 einen fur5en @ortwe1iel aus
Dem @ett iprong uno Ocn 9lr5t on-
grill. 9lnOcre gler5te eilten berbei
uno 9laen pirOe oer6aitet. 9iidter
Sbaw empfobl Or. Sobn, in 3ufunit
ettpos boriidtiger iiber Den &rieg
nit &ronfen gu ipreden. gIaen
febrte no9 Dem gerbor nod Dem $o-
ipitoI anriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Gonitrnftiun bon sdliIia6anh6icn.

@of6ingtom 80. 9lueuit.
Die Gontrofte iiir Die Contribution
BON Orei Der 9ieaierung eeborenOen
SAiifsbou.&oien, in uelcben Stdbl-
Sanoelsidiiie ee6alit peroen loacn,
murocn beut. 9lbeno BON Der oGmer-
gencp 6leet Corporation pcrvoa'
ItGnoigt ltno werOen mobribeinlid)
morgen imtr5ei1net. Gontrottc iiir
Die Gonitruftion BON rn9eIdbr POO
S6iiien in oen 8eriten wcroen sur
ielbcn 3eit imter5ei6net weroen.
Sic Sdiiisbalboic perOen $35,.
100000 foiteu nnO weroen BON Scr
Submorine 9oat Corporation Der
9lmericon International Corporation
lm0 Der 0lerbonts Sbipbuiloing So.
gebalt lDer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31

@ingang Der 2inOen gelongt mar,
madte einer ser Serren i6rer hinge.
6ung iie dilf eiueu iitngcu MlcuiHen
ouimerfian1 Der oos in Gr5 gegoi.
iene 0enfnol inter oen ar0Btcn
Shmierigfeiten crflettcrtc llut sen
Sols bate Der bertpegenc Siingling
einen aron3 weiBer 9loien ilno Die.
fen aror5 iebte er Damn Dem 9lltcn
6riB inter Dem OomeruOen 9eifall
Ser @iaiieu auf'S Sailpt.
Gie a0nisin BON Oieler Ocnl groB.
ten DER 6o6en5ollcrn oor0ebrahteu
Sul0ieuug 5ii G6rdnen gcriibrt
fraate uah oem 9}amen 0es iun1cn
Dlonnes unO beitelte i6n. ga es ibr
infolac Der oidtgeorGu9ten Nlcn.
ihcnid6ooreu imnoglid mar, ibrai
SSeg iortjuiebcu ioiort 81 iib auf'S
5HloB.
Ger 17.id6rige 5rie Stouibfi.
ieineS 3eihens Elm EiiAlerlebrIins,
tpuroe Damn aud feline 10 Nliutten
Ipdter, 10 pie er BON ieiner alcttcr.
partie fam Der 6o6en 6rau ourd3 Ell.
neh Sloiiltonten 5ugefii6rt.
gluf Die 6roge, o6 er iid niht &c.
fiirhtet babe, bon ser Gr5natue Der.
uuter5uitiir5en, ermioerte er: sir
oen Ollen 6rib mar i'd nod einmal
10 bod geflettertl"
9lls ibn oie S6nigin gum 9lnoeus
fen cine Solie nit Dem 9ilOuiB i6rcs
@emablS itu0 5mei @oloitiirtc ocreidt
6otte imo i6m Damn gum gIbidlico
Die Sano 6initrcdt, luollte er' 5uerii
nidt cinidlagen
Wiit einem 9lid atf ieine arg be.
lbntubte Hedte meinte er treu6er5ig
Sat jcbt MD. bo6e @iaieiidt Der
Ole 6rib nor iebr oredig."
Iie 8onigin lodltc bcrIld uno
idiitteIte i6m troboem frditig Ole
Sano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Nemnfrntiidlc glrrinmmInnn.

Scr rSiIlen Oenofrotiibe Club"
belt in ieinen 2ofol in Scr. 90, Gol-
bin!StroBe, cine &eriommlrng ob,
in mel6er Oie 9[nnerirune, ioipie Die
Gonoiooten ser oemofrotiidenStoot-
Organization inOoiiirt ipurOen. Die
@crIommliing mar bon Dem Hr6li-
oenten W1ortin s. SeolD ein6erlifen
worOen, Der Or. s. 6. Suro ais Sor-
liter einfiihrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
gLdIt Gents. nndl Gnrtia Nnn.

Sie n9ereiniete StraBeubobn- uno
eleftri5itots @elcuidoft" benad-
ri6tigte eeitern Die offentli6e ge-
triebs-G -Gommiiiiot OaB bonn 1. Otto
Der on ooS 6obreelo uod Curtis Ban
ouf Der OrIennsitraBen-2inie oid
Sonntags obt Gents foIten miro.
0ie 6obrt fonnte ieit6cr oil ieocm
Sonntag giodmittae nob / llbr fir
5 Gents 9eua&t peroeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
llntcr ldllucrer gLnidnISiannn.

Inter Der 9lniduloieung, ongeb-
lid an Sri. @tbel @olfreberger cine
crimineIle Operation beeongen sit
babcn, Wuroe oeltern @incent 5oIs
bon Scr. 2510, GruiO Sill glbcnue,
bon 9li6ter Sbop in Der mittIeren
Yoli8eiitution Dem @eridtsberfobren
iiberWicien. 6olb fam nit Dem @lGO.
den Dor einiecn @onoten bon &oisc-
GountD, Sa., nud Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Gin6rndl an glur6. .Gdnrlcaitrnfc.

gSdbrenO Die 9epobner in Oem
Souie bon g(len 8. Garter, glr.
1902, gSoro- -GborlesitroBe, ibliefen,
eeIongte Elm @inbre6er oni6cineno
nit einem gIuhibIiiiieI in ous @e-
bduOe unO erbeutete S6mudgegen-
it6noe inn @ertbc BON $500, ionic
$5.35 in 8oor. 9ie @ebeimpolioei
orbeitete an Der 9[uffldrltug Oes
saIles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Or. fSntdler a6nereiit.

Or. Sbomos S. 6nther bonn
oSobns Sopfins Soipital", Der bic
2eitung eineS 0lilit6r-S Soipitols nobe
Sent, @neIonO, ii6ernonlmen bat, lit
oortbin abgefobren. @r iit gum
NberIieutenont Der canooiihen @rpe.
oitionstruppen ernont noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31
Sobn guIiea @lcGormid, I'll ct.
Faul.StrnBe.
Nibiiion II.

NOpDi JtHllNH ~VtAGpAiltNf tAA ~
Faul-StraBe.
Dipiiion12.
Ebos. S. Wlunop, 1926 q. G6orlesItr
TouolO 8. Burns, 2tO7 SofItroBe.
Z. WlcGobe, 26t5 &llntingoon.9loe.
elmer 6. 2obr, 300 ". 81. >StroBe.
0felIon g8. @ooooIl, 2O2 8. 20. Str
G6os. 6. aee6ler, 995 g8. 81. StroeB
$. g. Stewort, ir., 1918 ct. YouIitr
13. GiDiiion.
s. 9. alingel, 1924 @.. .gtort6.9loe.
g8. 6. SbecIer, 2ll4 Gruio Sia.Slpe.
s. sc. Sdan5e, 2s13 @arfwooo.9lpe.
s. $. &omeroD, 36OS GcOor-glbe.
6. q. 3ood, 826 Sg. 36. Str.
@. 6. Smit6, 1888 Golano-gloe.
S. 6. @ilion, 5000 Sooper-9lOe.
q. s. 9iideIs, ST., 2623 6roncisltr.
Qibiiion 16.
@oul q. @enner, 1888 g8. 2onboIe.
gtelion 9. Moreon, 2Ot5, 2ofopette.
2ouis 2enOerfine, 71S, g. Sutton.
@illiom g[lberp, 900 &c. @ilmor.
@iniom Monosbour, 926 Oe.Ntount.
TouI Clements, 2741 &obnor.9lpe.
@Opin Gerns, iltn., 1906, Oofburit-
@loce.
II. Gibiiion.
glnorep gIeronoer, 645 6ronflinitr.
9lbrobom aemper, 74S GierceItr.
Sorrb $. Sbimon, 1047 WiDrtle-g(be.
Sirom 9lireD, 925 Genritr.
&o6ert sc. SnmueIlon, 1901 MDrtle-
glbe.
8elir q. Supol, 525 @.. .6ronflin.
Ctr iett in 322 @oi6inotou-
glOe., Gbarleroi Ho.
Oibiiion 18.
+. Berger, 1899 g8. 5oDetteItroBe
8incent @eppi, SO2 g8. goItimoreltr.
s. u. SSoco6s, S07 g8. Nlul6errpItr.
Gbos. sc. acllD, 934 @. 2om6aroItr.
Serb. 9uebne, S11 gS. Sorotogaitr.
g9. 3. Ste6le, 1904 g8. 9erinotonitr-
s. 6. Sibbetts, S38 g9. Serinetonitr.
$. &c. @reiB, $40 g. S6roeOerItr.
Saul 30. Soplor, 2t3 Ot. Gorepitrobe
%. 9ibiiion.
S. @. &omoro, 220 Morren-9lOc.
6. Soltgrooe, 655 8ortGonoIir.
6. 3. Gopis, t2 O.-Montgomerbitr.
SO, 6. Garep, 81 O.-Yorfitr.
8. O1elion, 423 S..SanoOeriir.
S. 81. @iiieIt 2tO @.. .Gamoenitr.
81. s. 1onesfi, 613 @orneritr.
S. 9. Cooper, III @. .-9arreItr.
Dioiiion 80.
Golono Sorfllm, 1921 Hotopscoitr.
Otto 81. W1iller, 27 8. 6ort-9loe.
Sol. S. 6Doe, 1901 SonoperItroBe.
Aug. Z. S6ulb, 1876 SonopcritruBc.
S. 6. Mortin, 1906 SouoOerliraBe.
$. g9. 9oer, tSO21A SanoberitroBe
81. 9lnoerion, 1876 9. G6orIesitraBe.
5reo. Sitenoorf 1885 9. G6orIesitr.
Sui. Q. 9cim, 3 8. @illiomionltrobe
9tbtiion "a.
S. g. @ogeliong 1900 9otterD-9loe.
9. 81. 2ope, 2t2 3. @orneDitroBe.
s. S. GlenL 1912 Sie6titroBe.
S. 81. Smith, 1912 8. Sort-9lpenue.
5obn 9. %ump6rep, GIG SDIonItr.
So6n S. Sonlep, 1929 SadionitroBe.
CHARLES 6. Got6, 1926 Gopinetonitr.
Gbomos S. Sill, 9O5 O..SomburgItr.
$. Humpbrep, GIG SDionltr.
Charles 6. 9rolpn, $40 8orren-9loe.
Haul u. Seiid, 1901 Suaitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-31

Q I'll m nj t a II b 2e6.
rer. nSeBt liebc ainorr, mill i'd
eu6 Elm &ot6icl aligeben gSoS 1T
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to great danger, but the rest of

to great danger, but the rest of
the time, with reasonable pre-
cautions, he is satistically, al
most as we'll off as he is in the
streets of New York. Most of
the drafted men may see France,
which, by the way. will be bene-
hclal to manv of them. Since,
/ however, the aeroplane appre pri-
alton has passed, there is good
chance that but few Of them ever
will be engaged in serious fight
ing.
We believe that the war will
continue until we have several
! hundred thousand troops and
10000 or more aeroplanes in
France, which should be some
time next spring or summer. We,
however. feel that by the time
these men and aeroplanes are
over there ready to do something
worth while, Germany viii! have
come to her senses. We see no
reason for Germany to stop until
We are actually in Europe with
self-supporting bases, prepared
to strike hard; but we see every
reason why Germany should be
anxious to settle with US at that
time, before we do strike. Our
regular army. aud perhaps the
militia. may get into action at
any time, but the chances are
tour to one that tue men who
are now being drafted will see
yer" little actual fighting in
Europe. Even if they are re-
CURED to do hard fighting, sta
tlstics are very much in their |
favor, and conditions are i'm.
provingi
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Death of Mrs. Green,

Mrs. Mamie Dyson Green died Sat
urday morning at 2 .. m. at the resi-.
denee of her son-in law, John T
Watson, 1875 Sutherlin Ave., Dan
Vile, Va, after an illness of three
weeks in her 10th year OF age. She
was the widow of the late DR.. James
c. Green, who died in 1884 at the old
Green homestead on Jefferson Street
DR.. Green was surgeon on the staff
OF General Stonewall Jackson in the
Confederate army, and in this capac-
ity was associated with the late DR..
Hunter McGuire Of Richmond. Va.
Befo, her marriage she WIS Miss
Walters, her parents being A. ] and
Mary F. Walters, both of whom died
when Mrs. Green was q very young
child. She and her younger sister,
Mrs. P. B. Gravely. now residing
with her SOB, James G. Gravely, at
Woodstock. Va subsequently made
their home under the hospitable roof
Of their uncle, Captain A. g. Walters.
Both the families of Green and Wal
ters have large family connections in
Danville and the State of Virginia.
generally, but Mrs. Green . survived
by only members of her immediate
family. namely. her daughter and sis
ter above mentioned.
For fully sixty wears a Jealous mem.
Der OF the Methodist church, and ever
since the ORGANIZATION of the Main
Street church organization she has
been identified Herewith. and was
we'll known as person OF exceptional
pietv and conservation, together with
4 gentleness OF demeanor rarely
'qualled, and 1T q disposition so un-
,el Ash and self sacrificing as to win
he warm affection from all who were
blessed with her friendship Dan.
ville Register.
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"EDUCATI0k MADE POSSIBLE
FOR ALL?"

Ferrum Training School is Four
Year Agricultural High School, and
offers education to young people OF
small means. Boys can work their
way through. Girls may have
chance also An unparalleled oppor.
tunity, Write for catalogue.
Rev. B. NJ. BECKHAM, A. M, D. D.,
Principal,
June 15-2mo FERRUM, VA.
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TO MUCH TALK.

We have people in this COM
munity who talk too much. They
gloat every time the Allies and
this country meet with a slight
reverse. If they are Americans
they should be one. If against
us they should move to other
countries. This talk is obi c
tionable, is not patriotic and it
is the product of small calibre
brain. Can't you realize that all
of this war is for you American
citizens
1t is for US now to remember
and wildly, nations are not all
alike. 1t is for us to remember
more wildly that among nations
the most gone to all our accept.
ed rules of reasoning is Germa ny.
Germany has frankly avowed
b .rself beyond all laws of man
kird.
Her soldiers have crucified mer
against barns. bayonets through
their bleeding hands and tortur'
ed feet.
Germany has slain and slaug H.
tered i'll cold blood, and has slain
not Only men but innocent wo.
men and little babies.
Germany has used against ller
enemies the poisoned gas that
sends men to their Maker in llor.
rid, racking commissions with
frotll upon their lips.
Germany has made slaves OF
conquered men and conquered
women a thing that has not beer
done by nations in a thousand
years and more.
Germany has ravaged and
ravisled Seryia and Poland
And she has used the bones oil
her victims to make fertilizer fol
German fields.
Think of that. you Americans
And cease thinking of Germany
as All honorab BILE foe.
Because she ism t.--Moorefielf
Examiner.
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Oranda.

We are having splendid
season at present. Prospects are
fine for a big corn crop as wei
as plenty of vegetables of al
kinds.
Wheat is now being threshed
and is yielding very well.
Mr.. Mace Stickley and family
were the guests Of Mr.. Omar
Snarr and family, near Fishers
Hill this week.
Our farmers are very busy
blowing and otherwise prepar-
ing for sowing the wheat crop.
Many of our boys as we'll as
their parents, relatives and
friends are very anxious over
their having to go to war. We
hope they will not be called.
Miss Hazel Miller has typhoid
fever. She has been i'll for
about four weeks and is getting
along pretty well.
Mr.. Hollis Coffelt recently
visited friends in Hagerstown,
Md.
Miss Lizzie Swartz, Of near
Philadelphia, is visiting Mrs.
l.. S. Orndorff and Mr.. Luther
Swartz.
Mr.. M. M. Orndorff is furnish
ing several car loads of lime and
ashes to the Turkey Knob Or.
cllard Co., of Mt. Jackson and