davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
yGoneorbia @emeimoe".

Sm gegemudrtigen Monat iino 100
Sabre pcrfloileu, leitoem IN etlihen
@emeinoen 8erlins uno Hotsoams
gum erltenmal 2lltberaner nno Nefor=
mierte gemeinlam al Seiern oes Sci
li9en Abenomabls t%eilnahmen. Ser
fromme &onig 8ilbelm Der Sierte,
bate Sen 8unl6 oarnad nlsgeipro=
hen lno oamit allsgeoriidt, mas in
Den &er5en pieler @idubiger iener
Gage lebenoig gemorben mor - oas
&erlangen nod Ginigllng Ser felt ben
Sa9en Der Reformation %getremnten
Characterization. 90 fano oenn aud,
Die Ga6inettsoroer, moour6 ole Ser
einiNlmg Der bcioen air6en angeoro=
net mlroe, ollgemeinen Mnflang, uno
lett jencn Sagen bat man bie Gpan=
gelil6c Stride GreuBens, 9eliens, Der
8fol5, Nnbolts ulm. Oies GreigniB
loll am Sonntag in Der Goncoroio
6emcinoe e~efeiert meroen.
Worgens 10 llbr lit oeutiher Got
tcsoienlt, NIT Yreoiet iiber bas Ta-
geScpanGelirm Die Iufermedun9 oes
Silnglings al Hain.
I'm II llbr, I'M cngliihen @ottcs-
oienlt. ioll oanfbar ser Ginfiibrung
Der Union 5miihen BEN 2utberiihen
ulio 9feformierten &onfeiiionen &C.
oatt meroen. Gin beionoeres Iro-
gramm gibt Die Oronung oes @ottes-
oienltes an. @lieoer Ser @emeinoe
mollen Sreltnoc mo 8efonnte einla-
ben. Inf Den Smeiten @ottesoienit
Tolgt, IN engliider Sprade, Die Sci
er oeS Seiliaen Mbenomabls.
Der Goncoroia Miiiionsperein belt
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
6 @1nbarasi1.s.

Reiaeno unb anipre9enb 1T bas
S4Onbiir5eI6en sefdrbt. @orpissenb
TT has @efieber f~ilbersrau, bic
S9pan3febern buntel f9arla@rot.
Die Seimat oes Sier9ens 1T @efts
afrita. no es in orei Derfdieoenen @as
rtetdten porfommt.
SIM @efelf4aftstdfis 1T bas S9Dn.
biir5elhen barmlos unb tpenn es aum
Ntften fdreitet, aeiet es fi9 unenbli&
beipeslid unb flint. anmutis uno aiers
li4, ben san5en Sag iiber reaiam.
Dabei lGbt bas Mdnn9en fleiBia feline
letfe p%tfpernben 9odt0ne unb lauten
6lOtenrufe erflinsen. @ber mebr ME
elm pdrden @8Onbirael6en fol man
nidt anr 9iftaeit i'm @efenf6aftstGfis
balten, ba bic MdnnGen fia fonII sez
genisitis bibig befeboen. paartuei{e
oagegen sebalten. sebDren gerooe bic
S9onbirael4en gu ben liebenspiirbig=
fen frembldnbifden &Gfigp0seln, unb
ielbit bic untereinan6er raufluftioeu
Wfdnn4en le6en NIT anbereu Nrteu in
Trtebsa unb gintradt
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
@nropdii6er T%ranenipieael.

Sin auslGnoifaer S4riftlteller bat
ii9 bemiibt, in penigen @orten bic
5rausn Der orei pidtigiten europGiz
I9en @Olter gu 9arafteriiieren. 81
fast Don ibnen: Die 2iebe Der fran
aOiifden 5rau rei9t in Der Hegel big
gum Shluife Der Tlitterpoten; Die
eneliide 5rau liebt ibren Mann oas
gauge 2sben binourA; Die oeuti4e
6rau aber bleibt ibrem @atten treu
in s3eit unb @lpisfeit. Die franaDii-
f9e Mutter fibrt ibre So4ter auf ben
8au. bic .neliide our Stride, Die beutz
fde in Die Slide. Die 5ran5Oiin bal
@eiit uno pbantaiie, Die Gngldnoerin
fpridt, bic Oeuti6e idpeigt. Die
Spanierin tDtet ben @eliebten auS
@iferfu9t, Die Sron5Oiin moroet i6re
N.benbublerin, Die Oeutide reli9nieri
unb beiratet ben erit.n Mann, Der um
ibr. 9anb unbdlt."
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
0anfiagaug.

Ssiir sic piele 2iebe uno Seilnobmc
am Sooe ulo @egrGbniiie meiner ge-
licbten STRAIT unlerer guten Wtlltter
TrGu Mnna Sabina @rMgser,
Iogen mir alien nniern perbinoliHiten
0anf. Gbenio oanfen mir fir Die
troltrei6en @orte oes Serrn Soltor
Men5el i'm Sauie uno om @rabc.
@cionoeren Gont fir Die sablreihell
8lumenlpenoen.
5oleenoen Iereinen lei Der 9anf
fir oeren liebepoGe @eteiligune aus.
geipro6en: nMi5pab Chapter" pom
Goltern Star Some, nMrion 0amen-
pcrein", vGoncoroia Srouenperein" :,
.@aiienbaus rauen -Silfspereins"
uStauffaderin", n@riitli @erein"
,Wm. Sell lint. @erein" unO yMoib=
ington Sdnserbuno".
Oie trauernoen Sinterbliebenen
Safob 8riisser nnbl &inoer.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
fsolt hot es oen Mni@ein oIs Oh oa


Salt hat es Den Ani@ein ols oh oas
.@inaeIonot" cine ltebenoe elnrld)=
titnq in oieier 3eitling weroe1 louie.
DoS S6ledteite mare es ia mopl
niht, menn Anreeungen aus Dem Se-
lerfreile orif oieiem Bege 5ur yer
offentlidung fGmen. Serr Grorller
bat smeimal gel6rieben, Serr Mle-
oono uno Serr SoiieIbah boben ltf
pernebmen loiien un0 i6 bin aud
smeimol oagemcien. ollie boben iuobl
etuos 8eber5igensiuertes geiogt,
aus lauter 8ei6eiocnbeit idlieBe id)
mid nit ein. Aber MN froge ld)
MIDI luo lino Ole proftii6en &eiulto-
te? Seds longe 8o6en iino bar
iiber ms 2ono gegangen, mas 1T err
rei6t? Sino mir Dem 3iele aud nlir
cinen S6ritt nGber gefommen? Deer
perlieren mir Sen prattiiden @rfol9
Dor luitter Sbeorien aus Dem Muge:
Sd, nl0d)te mir oeSbolb erlaubet, CT
ncl1 &orihlug 5i MAIDEN, uno bite
bic mo6gebenocn DISQUALIFICATION,
ocnicI6en in GrpG9ung 81 5ieben un6
Damn al ban0eln, 'nn0 siuar obnc
@ersng sm banOelu. Mein 8ori6log
lit f%oIgenoer: 0os iebt beItebenoe SEQ
mite, oos iid aus Mitglieoern Dee
SGnger6unocs uno oes Sentralpet-
bunoeS suionmeniett, ernennt ein
llntcrfomite bon 5ueien, bon oenen
eiuer Dem Sdngerbuno, uno elmer
Dem Gentralperbano a~ngeboren lou
0icie beioen Serren ermablen einen
orittcn, Der oen &oriib IN Dem I'm
terfomite fiibren iou. Oiele orei Der
b%pQitGnoigen ii6 81 eincm Sinner
fomite, inoem lte Ben Trdlioenten BEG
SGngerbunoes uno Den oes Central
DcrbanoeS bin8u5ieben. 9ieies SIM
fcrfomite laoet oann Die Yraii0enten
oller anoeren8ereine gu elmer gcmein=
idnftli6en Sibung elm, in melher Die
ihmebenoe Sroge beruten uno in Der
oud Seidliiiie eefaBt meroen. llno
5lpnr SeihliilIe Oerart, OaB lie aud
our6 Die ein5elnen &ereine na6ber
rotifi5iert merocn fonnen. Ser @or=
te limo genue gepe6ielt, nun cnolidj
IoBt ms Toten leben!" @ioeant con-
Jules! -nGffeboro".
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
Nus oenti6en &ir6en.
@at6. ct. Marien- Stride.

5omtog bceinnt sic @interoro-
mltq ser @ottesoienlte. Die 81.
Melicn lino I'm Z, s unb 9 llhr. Dos
@odomt lit I'M 1890, Sesper mo
Seqen Iino Inn A llbr nahTlittogs.
Ole Sonntogihule lit gleif nod Der
. llbr Melle in ser Sddle.
@ci Der s llbr WteIie om Sonntag
gcbcu sic &inoer 5llr bl. &onm:auion.
Nm Nadmittag Inn 3 llbr bahcn JIG
ltntcrridt in Ser Stride.
Die regelmGBigen mo6entli6eu
&criammllngen Der Sltnefrauen-Sp-
oalitat beginner am Wtittmo6, Den
26. September, abenos 7.30 l1br.
Die 5lpei modentli6e bl. Miilion
fGngt am Sonntag, 81. Sftober, nit
cinem feierli1en So6amte Inn 1890
on. 3pei bereoete Wiiiionsprielter
ocs Neoemptoriitcn- Sroens mcroen
0ic Willipn bolten.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21

oeltern, 9onnerstag, feline @onots-
pcriommIung in Der 8obnung ocr
I~rGiioentin, 6rau 8m. g. Wtontgo-
mern ob. Iicle ser @lieoer begaben
lid bereits morgens binalls, per5ebr-
ten tire mitgebrahten Sutterbrooe,
al oencn ole @aiteeberin oen &affee
lieferte, uno bielten Die eigentlihe
IerIammIung na6mittags 5luei llbr
ab.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
StalieuS Spblennot.

So miro mitgeteilt, bab Elm 4btome
men beaiigli6 Der &pblenlieferungen
BON Gnglanb na9 ben franaOii19en
unb italieni19en MittelmeerbGfen ab@
eef6loHen nuroe. 0ie 8eItimmuneen
ieien benz ieit /. SUM- fir Die 2ieffz
runeen na8 ben fran3Dfii6en atlantis
f9en Soften beitebenoen 8ertrdge ent=
fpre6enb.
r@orriere bella Sera" bofft baB ots
&eeierung nt6t 5Dgern perbe, bte GIN
3elbeiten beg @ertra9es befannt gu ge>
ben. Oas 8lott beflagt, mas man
aus @n9lanb erfabre, fei ni4t geei9<
net, bic @rnartungen oes italienif4en
gublifums gu befrieoieen. 60 per>
laute, oaB nur Der 8ebarf on &Ob>
len Der &egierung fir Die Staatsbabz
men, Martne .unb Munitionierung gum
BreiIe BON 100 Sire Die Spnne ii9er>
geftelt lei, mGbreno Der gefamte 8ez
barf fir bic pripate Snouitrie, 8eleu9z
tung un0 9ei3ung na9 ipie Dor i'm fret
en- 5anoel gebedt peroen miife. Der
M~onatsbeoarf Staliens fei uuf $780,
900 Sonnen bers9net poroen, ipOpon
Elm 9rittel auf ben &egierungsbeoarf
entfdlt. England perpfli4tet iia, Elm
9rittel Der 3ufubren bur9 feline
S4iffe gu beforgen. Sir elm apeites
9rittel ion oie italienifde Regieruns
foreen, uno bas leBte Orittel muB Der
neutralen S6ifffabrt iiberlaFen bleis
ben.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
@siamg @creine.
@albiuaton SanserbnmS, SCR. 81

8aIbiuston SanserbmmS, Nr. 3l4
IS Ctr. N.@. 3. bon 80ttser, prd=
Iioent; 81. 8rauner, Sefretar, 314 y
ctr. N.-8. 81. @rmpredt, Oirigent.
SingItunoe ieoen Mittmo6 @benS
9ircftoren. @eri. am 2. @ontag /. SIC.
Germauia MGnnerdOr, 922 So.
@pe. N.-8. YrGl. Sobn &eif; Ses
fretar: Wartin S6iling, 1857 %. y.
@ue N.-@. 0irigent: emil s. Gbri.
Stiani. @eri. an 1. 0onnerStag i.Wt.
Singitllnoe jeoen 0onnerstas obeno.
SGngerbnnS 9amenoerein. Sell.
am 2. @ittpod i. &C., aberos 8 llb..
i'm Sdneerbuno.
Yrion 0amenbereiu. Srnu q.
Rrumfe, 8rGi. @eri, am 2. WittmcG
/. so. abenos s llbr, i'm SGngerbunN
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
9anosmannidaftlide mnh 1lnteritiit
nnas . Gereine.

SaH0s mannl91ffltd)e nn0 HnlerphP'
nngs &ereine.
&erein 8aoen. @eri. am 2. Wei!t
nod /. sc. in 922 $50. Nlbe. N.-@.
Nlois &einbart, Sefretar, 531 2Te
Ctr. GO.
SemtId . Mmerifaniider ltnter'
itiitnngs : &erein. Hic. 8iegallo,
Sefretar, S24 CITE Str. S.-@. Set
Nfoin 2999m. @erl. am 2. Sienstag
/. sc. IN 705 Siebente Ctr. SIS.
GliGiier &erein. @eri. am 2. @on
tag /. &c. in 705 Giebente Str. H.-8
slo. S6:lciber, Sefrctdr, sol llnion
Sopings 8anf Building.
SeHemoarmitGbter ltntertitmnas.
&erein. Chris. 8eilltein YrGl. Sobn
Neininger, SefretGr, 255S llnibcriitp
8loce. @eri. am 3. Mtittmo6 l.. DC.
in 922 $50. Ice. H.s8.
SdiuGbiider &ranfen : lluteririit
nmgsDerein. Midael 0ies, Sefretdr
500 $ Stra6e SEC. @eri. allt /
9ienstag /. sc. in Scr. 705 Sie6ente
Ctr. SIG.
YattSentl1er &ereen, @ajbinaton,
.. Is. SefretGr: 8m. Stuermam
II Gbeitnut Str, Safoma Yarf, DC.
NerI. am 1. OonrerStQa /. sc. in 705
Siebente Str. N.=8.
Senti6er llnteritiitnnss @nmS
Siitrift 100. Mid. 0ies, SefretGr
629 $ StroBe sc. &erl. am A
9icnstae /. sc. in 922 Ba. Iue. y.
@.
9entider ltnterititnnss SnmS
Siitrift 40. SefretGr SoL,l Wtei
ninaer, 255S llniperiitp @lacc. @eri.
nm /. Mittmo6 i. 90. IN 922 @u. Npe
N.-@.
n8aiBinston Metser llnteritiit.
nngs-%erein". |r6iioent: MOom Die.
gelmonn, 1t04 6 Ctr. &C. Sefre-
tar: Srit SeB, 112 Ate Ctr. &c.
Ser am 1. 9ienstag i. M. in 922
go. .ipc. N.-@.
@ii6elm Self llmterititmnss-8e.
ieIidaft. Seri. am 3. Wontag /. &c.
in 922 ga. Mbe. N.-8. M3.ul Bad.
ihmiOt, Sefrctar, 107 0n.,rte ctr.
Horoolt.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
Die weiRe &eit.

4ngemeine 8afenf9pddung. Manz
gel an 9p9iene, Mltpbolismus, u. I. H.,
baben es nit ii9 gebra4t, Dab Grdnt@
reid f6On i'm Srieoen BON alien euro
pGif6en Nationen Ser Suberfnlofe ben
geringiten Wioeritano entgegenieBen
fonnte. l1eber bic fur9tbaren 6olgen,
bic ii9 i'm &rieg ooppelt bemerfbar
MAIDEN uno in Der fran50fiiden Mrmee
10 ~perbeerenb auftreten, fpie in fetner
anbern Der triegfiibrenben Md4te, lez
fen mir i'm u4qgemeen 9anoelsblab":
Inter Der Sibrung BON 2eon 8our7
gois bat ii6 jebt Elm 3entraltomitee
gebiloet, um tuberfulDie Soloaten uno
ibre Samilien gu perpflegen. Dieter
Sage pirb in gan5 Srantrei9 gu Die
fem 3psde cine 0ffentli6e 8olette auf
ben StraBen abgebalten. Iusenblid@
li4 gibt es in Sranfrei9 mebr mie
100000 tllberfulD1e Solbaten. 25,OOO
pm oieien miRen u~nbebingt in elm Ga
garrett, aber nirgenbno 1T elm Plab
fir tie. 0pr Dem &riege mar bic
Sterbe3iffer 40 proaent, unb rei4lih
so pru3ent Ser Sterbeaiffer betrafen
2eute bon %8ipan3ig Biz pier5ig Sabrsn.
SIS perben aIio eerabe Die 2eute bon
i6r betroffen. Die jeBt i'm Jeloe iteben
unb um beren pa9ienbe &opf5abl fia
bas frana0iif4e Seer perminoert iisbt.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
Der 8urf9enbrief.

Sd belt mid pdbrenb zines nrz
laubs in Der 9eimat auf, als bon mei=
mem Burden folsenoes S9reiben ein=
lief:
~@ebr geebrter Serr 2eutnant! IS
TT AUDI Elm patet fir sic angetOmmen.
Sd babe es pie befoblen se0ffnet. Sc
sntbielt Gbofolabe, pelde iebo9 I'M
folse &esenfGae 10 our9ndBt mar, baB
felbise our menf9li9en 6abrung ni9t
mebr geeignet mar. Sd babe oiefelbe
Da6er per3ebrt. -"
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21

9emtI6er Gentral-&erbanS i'm 81
itrift Columbia.
Yrdiioent: @tartin @iegano;
/. Si5e-@r1i.: Sobn gIt;
2. 8i8e-&rGi.: 81. 81. 8eollperO;
9. @i5e-YrGi. Scarf g9tertirGen
A. @i3e-&rGi.: 9llU. 9iibler;
5. &i8e-@rGi.: S 81. @eibe.
GefretGr: @lltnp 8enoer;
GAubmeiiter: Carl Sommel;
Jubnentrdger: Soc @onoraf;
8erlommlung om A. 9ienstag /. Wt.
i'm ,@aibington Sa%ngerbnno, 314
6 Ctr. N.-8.
9emtider @aiicnbausoerein. Hrd
fioent @artin 8iegano; Sefretdr:
8m. s. Mepers, 1919 Srping Str.
Oireftorennerl. am 2. SOnntag I'M
@aiienbaus.
Trameu SilfsOerein. 6rau augu=
time &uppertus, Yrdi. Seri. am 2.
Oonnerstug /. 80, A lbr nadm. III
Der Nllllull.
Sranem Nabperein. Srau &otb.
2offler, 9r6lioentin. Seriammelt ltd)
monatlid gemGB Noti6.
SeutIder &rieserbnnb. Seri. am
A. Wtontag /. 90. in 922 $50. @pe. Sc
%. Selomebel: gilbert 2inobeimer,
care 2ansburgb Bros, 42O Z. Str,
N.-@.
Smfel SrGiig &ersniigunssuerein.
8erl. am 2. 9ienstag /. Wt. i'm San'
qerbuno. Geo Woir, Sefretar, 1881
lite Ctr. N.-8.
8roipeet Sia Cemetery. @m.
Stiebling, Braiioent; @m. Martin,
Sefretdr; Gbas. Sridmeooe, S6ab-
meiiter. @eri. an 1. Srcitag |. Wt.
in 1922 9te ctr. N.-W.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
ct, Sobannes @emeinbe,
800 4einbalb Str. S.@.

Die Mitglieoer Der ct. Sobunnes
@cmcinoe boben &errn 8altor Smele
bon Baltimore einltimmig gum Yfar-
rer Scr @emeinoe ermGblt. Saltor
Spele belt in Der lebten 3eit in Ser
st. Sobonnesfir6e Yrobepreoigten.
(Gin v&er5lih @illfommen" Dem
ncllen &errn Baltor.)
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
4ereins~ und togea~ Kaleader

0e Serren 9ehetare Tn6 eebeten, us ihs BON Observation-Disclosures
fopie BON gorgGngen in ibren 8ereinen 9erbt gu geben, ro fmo Dr
ltts betrebt, ioIde an eeeigneter STEELE auf5unebnen.
greis fir sic Snierhon Der &arte $3.50 per Sabr. 81
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21
Semtide Treimamrer 0ugc
az Nrminims, Nr. 25, So. q 81

w Nonm Sdnei0er, SefrctGr
sol Union Sabings @onf 8uiloinQ.
Teri. am 1. uno 3. 9ienstaq /. 81.
i'm Neuen Waionic 3cmpel.
Washington Journal., 1917-09-21

Di,fs aubrit aebt unlsrn etfttR iar t. sitn SsIiasans
istch atsrnimmt bic g~khattisu tstnsrist Ssrdh'U'''""S
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-03-07
THE MIDDLE WEST.
Can Any One Really Tell Just Where 1t
Is Located?

The east retains a somewhat con-
descending attitude toward the middle
west, and in it's friendliest moments
speaks of the plainSmen as "first rate
raw material" as if the middle west
existed and had somehow a local habi-
tation and name.
The middle west itself is by no means
so sure about that. Although the prai-
rieS begin at Batavia, n. Y, Buffalo
mans resent being termed middle west
erners. Omaha | should describe as
unquestiOnably middle western, yet
there are middle westerners who repu-
date Nebraska and only tepidly ac-
cept Kansas, while ST. Louis and Kan
sas City belong to the middle west &C
cording to some authorities, to the
south according to others as vOciferOus.
By general consent Minnesota belongs
to the northwest. However, if you go
halfway from Portland, Me-, to Port
land, Ore, all of Minnesota lies behind
you. In Chicago they say: ''Why, man,
alive, there's nothing western about us |!
This is the interior" A dear soul in
Montana remarked to me: "How jolly
to hear that you came from the east !!
I'm an easterner myself. I lived in
Iowa"
Where, then, is the middle west? In
the words Of the immortal Artemus, I
answer, 'Nowhere-nor anywheres
else."-Rollin Lynde HART in Century
MAGAZINE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-03-07
cheaper than their meat equivalent;
cheese, dried beans and peas, nuts,

cheaper than their meat equivalent;
cheese, dried beans and peas, nuts,
fish, as well as numerous other meat
substitutes are also cheaper and quite
as nutritious. Oleomargarine at rs
per cent the cost Of butter, vegetable
oils at from rs to 85 per cent the cost
of lard are suggestions for fat saw
ings; but better still the curtailing to a
much greater extent of the use of fat
in favor of the cheaper starches,
should be considered Starch eaten in
excess of the immediate fuel needs of
the body performs the same service as
the fats. In the matter of starches
we must begin to consider the rela-
tive values of rice and potatoes. Rice
costs about twice as much at the pres
ent time but one pound furnishes five
times as much in food value as a
pound of potatoes.
Every firm making a pretense of
efficiency considers the use of by
products as essential as any other
phase of economy, and so must the
housewife. In many homes the per-
centage of waste runs as high as ten
per cent of the raw materials pur-
chased; therefore the uses for left
overs, the trimmings of meat, and in
fact all wholesome food materials
should receive careful consideration.
No housewife need be in ignorance of
methods of economy for aside from
the excellent government bulletins
of agriculture, almost every popular
periodical has articles on this subject,
and it forms at the present time in
all circles topic of conversation Sec
ond only to the weather.
h. ~ h,,e; ,I Il
be apparent in it's dividends. What
are the dividends of your business {?
They should be the good health, the
contentment and the highest good Of
the family as whole, including the
manager. If your business does not
bring these results build it over. The
power of selection must be cultivated.
Distinguish clearly between the essen
tial and the non-essential, thereby
making a chance for a broader out
look. Do not allow passion for
bric-a-brac and embroidered linen to
blind you to the main essential-the
making of home, for
"a house is not home, however fine,
Home is a spot in which pure love
divine
Exists for thee and me.
A place of rest for weary heart and
brain
Remote from marts, in which we may
regain
Fresh zeal to do and be-"
Business-like housekeeping makes
this ideal home possible, giving the
housekeeper as we'll as the rest of the
family more time, more energy to
look the world squarely in the face
and see beyond the horizon of her
own doorway.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-03-07
Methodist Episcopal Church
w. S. Smithers, Paste

W. S. Smithers, Pastor
Prayer service tonight at 1880
o'clock.
Sunday services: Sermons by the
pastor at 1920 a. m. and 7:15 p. M,
and Bible school following the morn
ing service, where classes will be
found for all ages.
In the evening the pastor will
continue his sermons illustrated by
Pilgrims Progress, subject, "The
Christian Life a Warfare" Bunyan
found the Way as Gods Word said it
would be and so will every true Chris
tian hero.
1t is expected that some special
week. Plan to attend them.
The Queen Esthers with their SUI
, perintendent met at the parsonage the
evening of Feb. 27. Mrs. Grace DON
aldson, president, presided and con-
A st. Patrick's social was arranged
for and committees appointed The
| program consisted of two readings by
Miss Mildred Ordway and Miss Chand-
Ter, and music. Light refreshments
were served.
The w. H. M. society met with
Mrs. Kinsley Tuesday afternoon, the
president, Mrs. Kinney, in charge.
Mrs. Dickens conducted the devotions
and was program leader. First was
a reading, "The Bible in Spanish
America" Mrs. Moulton; Emissions in
the Two Americas" Mrs. Hoyt; duet,
| Mrs Bartlett and Mrs. Dickens; ere
! ligious Needs of the Latin-American
Immigrant" Mae Wiley; --latest
News from the Field" Mrs. Kinney.
The mite-boxes were opened and the
| which pays the pledge Of $40 for the
Barre mission. The hostess instead
of serving refreshments gave an
equivalent in money to the mite-box
offering. A worthy example.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-03-07

Three Tons Per Acre From WelI-Fer-
tilted New York Hay Field. Grown
by March, Hammond, RushviiIe,
NJ. Y.
Brooks director of the station, COM
menting on this gave it as his opinion
that the nine acres under discussion
must have an actual value to an intel
ligent farmer of at least $3.50 per
acre."
Question Much Discussed.
Whether manure or fertilizer, or
BOTH should be used has been ques-
ton much discussed, but this same
station has concluded that since prac-
tically every farm rotation includes an
inter-tilled crop such as corn, the ma
nure should be used on this, and COM
mercial fertilizer depended upon to
supply the needed plantfood for the
hay lands. The reasons for this are
obvious. Manure contains weed seeds,
and it is easier to get rid of these in
a titled field than in grass land. Then
too, part of the value of manure is
in its humus-making material. To get
full value from these humuS-fOrming
substances, manure must be mixed
with the soil, and not left on the sur
face to decay. Finally, the increased
root growth produced by fertilizer
causes the grass to furnish it's own
humus.
1t would not be expected that all
crops demand fertilizers of the same
analysis, and this is true. Timothy.
red top or orchard grass do not re-
quire a fertilizer as high in phOsphOric
acid as does clover or any other
legume, but they do require more am
monia. The legumes have the power
of obtaining their nitrogen (ammonia)
from the air and do not need so much
in the form Of fertilizers. IF timothy
| is desired, the fertilizer should con-
tain at least 4 per cent to 5 per cent
ammonia. In case clover is sown with
timothy, fertilizer high in phosphoric
| acid and potash brings the clover into
| greater prominence.
J Greatest Net Returns.
For top dressing in the early spring,
amounts used vary from 200 to 1000
pounds per acre. Probably an amount
between these figures is the most prac-
! teal for the average farmer to apply.
Good results are often obtained by the
use Of less, but net returns, up to GER
tain limits, are generally in proportion
| to the amount of fertilizer used.
1t is interesting to note that the rec
ord-breaking yields, even in good hay
season such as 1916 were made where
fertilization was the heaviest, and
where the factors of sweet soil, and
careful attention in general were
looked to.
Considering the cost of hay produc-
ton, it can be readily seen that the
one-ton crops are money losers, and
| the "invest nothing, have nothing
adage in this particular instance at
least, comes true; greater profits come
only through increased yields, and
these come only through liberal plant
feeding.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-03-07
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION

Chester Trip of Fall River is a
visitor in town for few days.
Miss Mildred Beck of ST. Johns
bury is working in the e. L. Chandler
Company office.
Mrs. Darwin Waterman of Barre is
spending a week with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Bassett.
Mrs. Fred Wilkie is having a few
weeks vacation from her duties in
the J. G. Turnbull Company office.
The U. S. Civil Service commission
will hold a competitive examination
here Saturday for the positions of
clerk in the postoffice. Applicants
must be between the ages of IS and
As and must be citizens of the United
States. Male applicants must meas
ure not less than 5 feet, a inches in
height in bare feet and weigh not less
than 125 pounds with no overcoat on.
Female applicants are not required
to be of any specified weight or
height. Each applicant will be re-
quired to submit to the examiner on
the day Of the examination photo
graph of himself taken within two
wears.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-03-07
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