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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-07
FACTORY BLOWS UP
(By Associated Press. }

(By Associated Press.)
Alton, ILL.,, Aug. THE Grafton
dynamite factory blew up at s:30
o'clock this morning, according to
reports received here. Three men
are dead, Joseph Campbell and Her
man Thomas OF Grafton, and a
third man whose name is unknown.
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Smr,livnra l.andad

A Canadian Atlantic Port, Aug.
IAN American schooner arrived
here today with 65 members of the
crew OF Japanese freight steamship
which had been torpedoed off the
Nova Scotia coast. z
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OF ENGLAND
HANGS IN BALANCE

| LONDON. Thursday, March IS
The battle for which no Ole attempts
to give a name because il is on a
scale o great for any geographical
designation. began ono week ago thus
morning. TO say that il has been 4
week OF the greatest strain and stress
that the British people has ever
known would be 10 make a futile IN
reinstatement.
The fate ri England. fnc"ed OF the
whole British empire. has been coIn.
ul!ttcd 10 the test OF one clash OF
arms. Everyone has realized this 70
the depth OF his mind. The anxiet!
in tn" rural districts has been even
kcrE"r than In the cities where the
frequent newspaper bulletins haY"
furnished the pIhl!c with food for dis
CUS-ipu and speculation
Th" most Impressive effect OF IN"
crisis has hn"n the sweeping aside OF
all political ~:actiOnal disputes. To
day there is only tho united nation.
whose hearts are with the soldic.s IN
France. Before tho progress Of tho WA
had come 20 The level wheTc discus.
sion Of policies and personally: wcrc
consuming Il considerable part Of the
peoples attention and particularly inc
attention OF politicians. Today tn" pa
cliffs: journals hav" fallen into line
with The others. Thcy have droppeC
their criticisms OF the management Of
the war and ceased 10 tall Of peace
b. negotiations
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FOUR DIVORCES
GRANTED; ONE
IL NOT GIVEN
r;,ArESvTILE O.. March 20 -

ST. GAINESVILLE. O.. March GO
The following divorces w"-e granted ~
J1tg. Charles ! Lynch In Common
pleas court nn Friday:
Er-tha y. Ec"uau 80. william Wa,lac"
keenan, DI"nrcc granted piHntIT "n
ground -: ,atr'mc cruelty. iNalutlu
awarC~i cu%,."ly Of rTlnnr chl!Ir"r-
Sarah Stewart "a. .I"hu Stewart IN
vvrrr GRANTED pl:tHrG on ground "r
b.hit.a! druukrunr%$ r"r rl"r" han
rhr"" years and plaintiff awarded Guy
luty Of r,rnCr chi tr"n.
Icl!1 N.Ertd" v& E"f-rrt II Mcbride.
Tiy"rrr -+:inted pI;in'sT "u around a.
gross n'cI"c; OF GucE and r~laimtlH
awarded custody Of Iuincr child.
Nellie p~a-khurs: W f:!!ns |. I'nEk
hurst. Divorce granted plaintiff on
ground OK adultery and plaintiff re-
stored 70 her maiden nam Of Nellie Gus
nell.
Tho case Of Dorothy Bach vs.. J"hn
Each was dismissed n costs If plaintiff
Court Entries.
Stanley Green ~. Frames Green. Er-
turn ~ sheriff and report OF commits
sion"rs approved ard confirmed. Sale
ordered on promises for cash.
Chaser T;rnth"-s w. Economic c.
Operative" Stnr" company. Report Of re-
cci""r filed and approved
4. J.. Norton SO. Robert II. Moore.
Former order SGT aside by acruTenL
Judgment by confession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
Mothers Friend
in Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
che Arrival of the Stork.

L. thousands ~ American homes there
- 4 hNt'l" If ~" splendid and ii"l"-hNn-
orri rrmrGy. Mothers Friend. that has
aided many a woman through n" trying
ordeal SAVES hey from suffering. AMI
main. kept h"T n health IT mird and
h"'iy = aLInnr" &C hih!'s cnmin-. and
. had = mos: wonderful in:lu"rc" N do
v"lopIHE 4 healthy. lovely disposition in
~" rh,lt.
Mothers F-i"nd ~"II"vHs tho pain and
discomfort "nu#"d ny TIA" STRAIN On the
i~igtn"ntS. makes piithiH hos" tihcrS and
muscles which uH:ur" ls expanding. and
sro,h"H he irflammHi;r0 ri breast
glands and o.l!"r S"rcnr:;S. Tho tor
d"Hcy 70 n"rv0USDrss and to morning
"Irknoes or nausra is r"in;rract"d.
Iy regular ~. during ih. r"'rI"d III"
muscles "NpnGd w..h "ts' wh"ti baby is
born. tension, Is reduced and n" pain
less.
"riy. l. absolutely sac Nnd wonderfully
.:fcr,lv". Il not only allavs dIsfr"ss IN
advance. h"t assures a speedy recovery
;ur. the mother
This Sp!"afid preparation ray b" had
II every d'ugs;"r" and = ono - th"
greatest hlcSSImG~ "y": ds"C0ycrcd :"r
r>I':rtHnI mothers. "ritr {" III"
Hrndn"!d Regulator CO G.f2o. Lamar
E'tr. Atlanta. "a Tor th"!- ",M":h"r-
.tnnd Rnnk. 80 "~n';iah." - cNrr"iant
mo'n"-s. And in Tho m"au'ima no M; fall
to g. I botii" -: Nnihrr1. Friend a. ~"
drug slnrc and hts furtlfy :Hursci:
against pain and discomfort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
POLICE COURT

Tho official business OF police urt
Yesterday morning was mostly tn o.
traffic cases. Albert Nuss was arItcd
by officer Craig. near Fourteenth set.
on a charge OF violating the traffic d.
nance. After explaining that he u Il
now man OF the Job was released .:h
j warning. George Smith. ar:nsteby
Officer Norls for speeding. wasc-
leased after paying costs. c. c. Nch
was arrested for being drunk and as
assessed IS and costs or 20 days.
Harvey Schcuerle!u- arrested by ci-
cor ki~ndnlbcrger. on a char e Of big
drunk. was fined $40 and costs one
count Of being ~ old timer and ppr
iu= on numerous occasions for the sue
charge.
Warren Douglas. colored, was e.
fined IS and costs for being %into1ical
and wandering around as II lost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
Heal Skin Diseases

It is unnecessary for you to suffer
witheczema, blotches, ringworm. raShcs
and similar skin troubles Aljt,le zcmG,
obtained at any drug store for 3oc. or
Sl.O for extra large bottle, ard prompt
y applied will usually give instant 1c!ict
from itching torture. 1t clcanScs and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful. penetrating.
disappearing liquid ard is soothing 10
the most delicate skin. 1t is not greasv,
IS easily applied and costs little. Get
il today and say all further distress
The E w. Ruse Co. Cleveland. o.
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8 Rehea-inG.

Tho United Fuel Gas company. which
s"r,"S domestic aEI Industrial uasurl-
"rS 81! gas :; 't'hari"Ston. ;'cr"t4. iiunt-
.nElon and k"nOva. has nled Z petition
Will. M luhlir service commission for
\ rehcarlng on is rate incrcas" applica-
;,on. on which It vas denied requested
advances by order II The commission on
February IS. Tie company S"fg forth
a Iarg. uumh"T Of alleged errors in the
~!,rir"r findings 81 IA" commission.
Tho Limestone Telephone nr1Hnny o.
1."wl$hirr has fil"! 4 n aspiration with
he commission FOR authority 20 in
CTcaS" its rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
Many DISCHARGED

Local Draft Eoard No. = was notified
today that Henry l.. George 81 Toronto.
Leroy l.. Price. # ..rmst"rdam; Frank
Mccarthy. uf Mingo Junction. and or
viii" IIIrrAh. I'll rin"y Fork. WHO wcr"
sent L" Columbus barracks Mnr"h . for
thr Coast Artillery. have hc"m Dis
charged because ii pilysicai disability.
l'iv" enemy aliens s"nt 10 camp Sh"r-
man last fall by IA" Same board w"r"
ri%n DISCHARGED. tn" hoard WIS notified
today. Sergeant l"SS" Is. George al this
ri;y has been discharged from ''tIF y
plke. Ark. for physical disability
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
The Joy Recipe!
Take CaScarets
Regulate liver AID bowels,
and sWeetcn tie stomach
spend 10Ccnts and see

lEnioy lif'' Suai2hr'n M, Your
system is filled with an accumulation
of bile ana tnYci poison which keeps
You bilious. ileadnChy. dizzy. tongue
"oai"d. breath bad and stomach sour.
why don't Won got a 1n-rrni box al
'HScarrrs a r.. dru" store ana fc"i
I'm" TAX" Cascarcr# inui%hf NJ or.
10Y III" incest. g"n'I"st liver and bowel
cleansing you oyer experienced Give
HAScar"t. to children also. they taSt&
IN" candr- Never EriI". bur never
fail Sfrk. billions children love 10
tak" th.s laxative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
AMnit Instructions.

Local federal officials wc?e today
S:ill awaiting instructions from III" De-
m Of Justice "a TO proceedings
to be instituted against William S.
R"slcy. city water works engineer who
WINS arrested yesterday for disloynl re-
marks. ], Is expected. however. that mn
order will b" received tonight 70 intern
him. Further rv!dcnc" Of EoS!cy'1 pro-
German ialk and activities IN the city
have l-rn unca-thcd. the officials here
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
STEUbENVlLLE

The StrUhHnvilic harherS will boost
prices on May first according 20 an
nnunccmcn; hero today. Hair cutting
which is now - cents viii Il" advanced
~ - cents and shaving which is Eow
- CENTS Viii j." l""nSi"d - 20 or -
cents. {" hc determined lnirG. Journey
mrn BARRIERS ar" asking for so. per
week with o. p"r con: Of all they TAX"
in over SIS per w""k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30

Liberal co~ntriOUtions nom he
Daughters OF the Confederacv OF West
Virginia. T. is announced, has enabled
thai organization 10 complete the en-
dowCncnt GA second ward in the
Rcd Cross hospital at Neuiliy. France
known rs the American Military Hos
pital No. I. Ten days ago came the
Jews OF tho endowment By LIS or
E~anization Of one entire ward. That
seemed a splendid and wonderful ac-
complishmeat. but there seems 70 be
no limi; 10 the work this organization
intends to do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
CAPITAL NEWS

CHAELESTON. W. Va. March :a.-
\ charter wrs issued i,dny by the
ecrctrry az stat" :" ~" Cheat canyon
Coal company 9: Morram;awn. e. ofr"-
a." mines in M~ono1cl1.a county. cap!-
tai %i".'k, $lhon". ~!nrcrpurat"rH, An
S.l,n" i'"!lr.'h. i;C!-r: II. Pollock. IT,
Harold T.. Pollock. William G.. Frank
cahurger, Lids f.. F~ranhrnh7Icc" and
john A. T'urintpn. all Of Mo-rnntown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30

Miss Virginia Sutherland. daughter OF
Senator and MT. Howard Sutherland.
AMI IS being honor"d by 4 round %
social entertainments. a dinner II
;he Chevy Chase club will he given
Saturday evening b. Senator and Mrs.
S~uthnrln nj IN honor OF their daughter
and he guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
Compensation News.

Two employers subscribed 20 the
workmcn's compensation fund to-day.
They ar" E~ringraT ~ Mccon1as. engaged
IN mad grading. Of W"$t liamlin. and
Alton Jackson. engaged in he timber
business. of DanTiiic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30
Men and Needles,

Some men are like rusty needles; the
best way 10 clean and brighten thrm is
With work~FrUm the Iuth'9 Com
>1paIion-
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TheCe is only n West Tirgtrtan,
80 far as The official records show,
based on the transmission OF q report
from Germany. wGo is informed as 4
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Patriotic Address.

saIuhrious md IN" scenery beautiful
ea:d q member ~ n" board.
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WASHINGTON, D. C, March %

HAStIfG lON, L. -. i1oA III -
Thomas Burk was released from afl
al ClarksbU1C today by order tele-
graphed from the department OF JUS
tice. His application was presented
to the officials yesterday By Congress
man Reed and explained by him Par
don was recommended by the sheriff
and other officials.
Burk was serving Z sentence for
bringing in 100 barrels OF beer. 4 car
load which was shipped 20 him at
; C~larksburS as 3 result OF tricks he
used which were novel and his case
attracted statewide attention After
his arrest conviction and sentence. at
the risk Ot his life. ne presented I
wholesale Jail delivery 1t Clarksburg.
1t was this act % his which won him
his pardon. His sentence would have
expired next month.
Petition and resolutions sent by
C~leaTenger Pest No. 93, G.. a. Il. AZ
Spencer. favori2C the passage OF a
pending bill providing 4 general PEN
sion rate for Civil War veterans o.
$50 a month. "a presented in the
house by Congressman woodward.
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George Polling OF Phi;ippi is one O:
the late arrivals IN The city.
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Miss Josephine Wh1esidr o. Chat
tanooGa is the charming "isito: o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-30

Commissions rs p0stmaetcrs o. the
fourth class have been issued ii the
pusrrfcicr department. 20 Glenn Riddle
Al Mounti0e!: William n. Chaftln AZ
Webb; anG Edward L. Cook a. Wn-
dom.
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Washington T.; $s':: ,: I'D s' ;;s;,: t

| prisoner In that country, and be Is
William W. Smith. whose home is near
Harpers Ferry and whose father il
John F. Smith. He Was taken from
the Esmeraldas. a ship torpcdoed
; March 10. 1917. and is informed at
Camp Dulnen. Germany.
A bin to grant 4 pension OF SIS a
month to Mrs. Nance J. Clark OF Lost
! Greek. was introduced in the house by
! Congressman Reed.
J Congressman woodward has secured
the establishments O: 2 new mail route
for Roann county. l. connects Loon
eyville and Walton via Pad postof:icr.
The nomination Of James A. Steph-
ems to be postmaster al F~ollansbee.
in place OF &. NJ Brandon. removed.
, and Daisy d. McNenar 10 be post
master II Petersburg in place Of W. a.
Erwin. deceased. having been SEM 10
the senate by the President. are eX-
pected 20 be confirmed before ad-
jUurnIueut for the weekend.
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Surely you'll not miss the OPP
port1rnity Of procuring Fashions
Latest Fancics al such big saw
wings: so please accept thi,
invitation Ia come today. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

Salle etpas iiiBer. I'M a%ipeiten I'M,
rerGnbert. 9ur6 ao6sn sina Der
@eru6 ~perIorsn. Rn6 Der 8erfiits
terung BON &npblarA battle bic Wtilt,
einen etelerregenren. an Pbospbor@
paiierftofI erinnsynosn Scrub uno
GjeIhmad, relte bsioe aud nab benz
Go6en nod 10 Stunoen lang beobs
udtet purben. @esiislid Der Stalls
besinfettionsmittel purbe nabgerpies
fen. baB bic Mild ben Scrub BON
SoDofprm uno QnisDl ihnell auf>
aimmt unb ibn audi redt fs.balt.
bob ie basssen Gen 8eru& Don &ar>
bolIdure lpobl fdnell aufnimmt, ober
aud idnell pieeer p~erliert. BOD
fhnsller psrliert iie ben ebeafal!s
lsi9t aufsenOmmenen @erud Don
s~erpsntin0l uno Jormalin. Gblors
taltssru9 nimmt iie Defenders idpad
on. Siernad pdre alio cine Stalls
besinfettion nit Gblprfalt fir bic
Mil9 am sinitisften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
WtldJ uno Hiedituifc.

Or. 9ombropstp, Wiiraburs, bat
9erfuae anseitellt, in tpel9sr Deiie
Sarbs uno Rieditoffe bic 9ei9af=
fenbeit Der Wild gu beeinfluiien pers
mOsen, unb bic Refultate bieriiber
i'm 9psieniiden Qrhip per0ffentli9t.
OILS 9eriudsobiett oiente cine ,3iege,
pel4e abpedielno nit srDberen
Wensen friider pflanaen sefiittert
purbe, bon oenen man einen fdrbens
ben @influB uuf bic Mild ooer aud
bic Serporrufuns zines beionoeren
9erufes ertparten tpnnte. Oils far
benbe pflanSen purpsn sereidt: Sdr>
berpaio (Sfatis tinctoria). semeines
2obtraut (9aIiam Wolluso), Nat=
tertopf (G6ium puIsare), Da1tel-
ipei5en (WelampDrum arpenie) unb
gelbe Riiben. 5erner erbielt bas
5ier Seitpeiie unpermif9t Mnisfa
men. 5endeliamen, anoblauh uno
in Wii4uns NIT &leie uno !Safe,
qliSarin, ben JarbItoff Der Grapps
mur5el. Oas 6ufter fpuroe in al
len JdlIen germ genommen. Oils &c
iamtreiultat ersab ii6 f~olsenbes:
Sine Ylaufdrbuns Der Mild ipurbe
in teinem 5ulle beobadtet. 9eIbe
Wil1 purbe ni9t erbalten BEL 1it.
teruns BON 4000-8000 @ramm
Sabtruut, 1000 9ramm selben Hiis
ben uno 0.5-2 @ramm Qli3orin.
8elbfdrbung frat oageSen elm bel
5%iitterung bon 5000 9ramm aelber
&iiben uno Z Gramm 4li5arin. Sn
Der Praris lit oaher Die 9efabr aus
5sidluffsn, bab bic Rilh our9 6ut
t~eritpffe cine auffallenbe 5Grbunq
annimmt. oagegen tonnen lei6ter Sc
ru9sperGnberungen eintreten. or
rod bic WiId iebr fart BET Der Der
Iiitterune pm 250 8ramm 4nis
anb 200 Gramm 5endeI. Der &c
ihmoG oieier Wilh mar i'm e~riteren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
Ercismcrtcr &nnitbInaer.

Sin Dollar, ben Der 2anbpirt fir
pbospbdt : Sdure aussibt, pirD inn
srObern Nusen ei~nbringen als ir9eno
Elm anoeres tiinItlides Oiiu9mittel.
Die Sbioer 2anopirti9aItli9e 9ers
iu9s Itation lit na9 langidbrisen ggz
~.imentsn gu bieiem Reiultat sez
.bM men.
holltGnOiser &uulioiiuger. b. 3.
Der, Der aus alien orei Glementen,
Stiditoff. YbospbOr unb &ali be-
itebt, tit infolge Der boben Preiie fir
monfen uneri6pinglid getporOen.
Die Decentralization 1T gu benz RE-
Iultat setommen, oaB bic grb0bung
oes grnteertrases. Sen man burd bic
glei95sitise Qnpenouns bon Stidz
Itoff, &ali uno Ybospbor erreidt.
ni9t i'm Ner6Gltnis gu ben preiien
itebt, bic man iebt fir oieIe Sal5e
besabIsn mub. SasleIbs @elb, fir
roben pbospbOr ausse9eben. 6ra9te
ni4t ben grfolg, ben bic 9lei6e fir
YpoSpDntlulre Q~lls8e9epele Sllllf1e
bro9te. auf Der Reconsideration BE-
nubie man 4S0 pfunb p~bosphlts
iGure auf a6t Sonnen Wiilt 5ur
0iingung bon 2uno, bas in bier aufs
acknowledgement Sabren nit Mais.
Wei5en unp Slice be6aut murbe. Sir
oasfel6e @elo b1tte man 76S pfuno
roben pbospboritein taufen tonnen.
Ser Our6i9nittlide Grnteertras
pro acre, Der nit pbospbatidure be-
banoelt puroe, betru9 iieben 9uibel
me6r Wais, orei uno Elm 9iertel
9uibel mebr !Safer unb bier guibel
mebr @ei5en ais Der nit robem
pbpspboritein bebanbelte 4crs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

Gmilb Sobnfon, cine Sod<
LEI bes 8unoessS Senators Spbnfor
BON South Satota, bat fid nit &ors
poral 5enrp 6. Sill bon 8atterie
5 Der 147. 5elbartiIlerie beimlid
permdblt. pie jebt betannt aeaeben
puroe. Die iunsen 2eute lieBen Iid
in Gnslepoob, q. s., trauen uub
aenieBen turse 5Iitteripoden in Tetp
Dort.
artbur Sobnfon, elmer
Der beriibmteiten Sodeps oes 2ons
oes, purbe in Nep Orleans, 2a.. per-
lebt uno iein pfero rpoppee" aetD>
tet, als bas Pfero mitten i'm Rennen
ltiir5te. &nbere Rennpferbe ainaen
iiber Sobnion btnlpes, aoer er tam
nit unsefabrli6sn 8erlsbunsen bas
Don.
Or. u 70. GbamberIatn
pom 9oodlanb, 3d., ipurbe Der Gr.
norbung ieines 8rupers i6uloia Be.
funben uno gu lebenslGnalther 3aht.
9ansitrafe uerurteilt. Der 8erurteilte
Oeiteht auf ieinsr llnidulS uno min
l%ppslieren. Der glntldser 6ebauptets.
bob Der Softor ieinen 9ruoer gilbert
.rHtorost, feline 2ei9e in Stiide Ifnif!
uno auf Der Sarm peri6orrte, ii6er
oeren 8efib es 3piI6en ben 8riibsrr
'um Streit aetommen mar.
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Cine idncll gcmadjte 2ampe.

Cine iebr einfade 2ampe ldbt iid
aus Waterial lei9t bsritellen. oas in
isbsm Sausbalte gu finben 1T. Sin
billises Waiierglas pirb teilpeiie
nit Waifer sefiillt, oas man NIT
9rennDl (tein Petroleum) Bis aur
Oide bon einem balben 3oll bebedt.
Damn nimmt man elm Slid bon Ell
mem sepDbnli9en Sort, pas NIT
einem God in Der Mitte perieben
pirb, bur6 bas man einen Soat
ftedt. Der 0o4t iollte lang genus
ieiu, nm bas Sel gu errei6en, bari
aber nit benz Waiier nidt in Be
liibruns tommen. Die Sberfldhe
Der aorti6ei6e tnnn man pur6 elm
Stiid6en 8led, bos in Der Wfitte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
2nitiuaidDcr fir SridJter.

Wenu bas Gnoe zines Sridters,
beionOers oas zines 8lastridters,
fnapp in ben 5laidenbals pobt. tann
bic aus Der 5laiae entipei9enoe 2uft
teinen Quslpeg finben, uno oas Sillen
gebt Oesbalb iebr lan9iam Dor iid.
Seim 5iltern it6bt man auf bieielben
S6pierigteiten. Die Stisse aeist,
pie Oieier uebelitano leidt su ums
geben 1T. Wan nebme elm Stid
BON einem @artenidlaude ulo
59netbe 8erben binein, tpie 5ts. l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

feint0tnies 9ol3 nimmt cine CUTE
politur an unO gilt als iebr aesignet
fir Die Sabritn:ion Don W0beln.
ODD ernartet man ni3t, ouB oas
StammbpIS in betrd9tli6em Wabe
bierfir benubt !pirb. on Die Ni:iie an
ieoem 9aum einen idbrliAen Grtras
bis gu 20 Dollars lieiern tDnneu.
5reiliG. man tann aud nibt piiisn.
ME teuer am Gnoe bus Spls nod
,perben tUnnte.
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gcbanblnng pun Sluiebelienden.

Oiitritte, bic piel unter Der ryled".
GGule, elmer Srodenfdule, bic 3piez
beln perni4tet, gu leioen BADEN, limb
bic Saupt5piebelitrihe in MaiIa1uz
letts. Connecticut, Sbio, Snbiana,
Selaipare, Wiscuniin unb Sre9pn.
Die &rantbeit fommt aud in unoern
Staaten Dor. Sn Der Na9bari9aft
BON Gbica9o unb i'm nDrbliAen Seile
bon Snbiana iinO ourd bic &rants
peit % bis rs proaent Der ipeiBen
Sebaipiebeln perloren gegangen. Hote
uno selbe 3piebeln peroen DOH Der
Seuhe ni9t 10 leidt befaIlen, pie bic
peiben.
9ie aIs nRed @pt" betannte
&rantbeit pirb our9 einen YiIa pers
uria9t. 9ie &eimIinse b~rinsen in
Der Grnteaeit in bic perlebten 53piez
bel9dlfe, bic 3piidenbGute perfaulen
langiam, Dertrodnen unb perlieren
tbren Wert. Bon allen @esenmit=
teln, bic bisber periudt porben limb,
bat fia oas tiinitlide >5rodnen Der
Sted5piebeln iofort nad Der Grnte
als bas bette erpieien. Der 53ped
oisies @orsebens lit, bic perlebten
9dlfe Der 3piebeln 10 balo als m6a.
lih gu beilen unb 70 ben pila aufz
5ubalten, ebe er in oas Jleift Der
3tptebel bringt. Sn per5dieoenen
Mensen, bic tiiralid 70 bebanoelt
lpurben, purbe bic TGulnis bon ID
auf Elm proSent, DON AZ auf 7,
bon 53 auf z, unb BON 80 auf 10
proaent perrinsert.
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Yiir Garnt i1nh 6artrn
ltmteriae fir Gimer.

Der SGsuersimer bat meiit ieinsr
felt beitimmtsn plaB in Der Yeisn-
EIDE. gr pirb ni4t ielten einmdl bas
itis an ieinsn Sled s~eitelt, obne oaB
man ben S9suerlappen berausEimmt,
ausprinst unb gum Srodnen aus
breitet. Der banst bann balb aui
Dem Gimerranb unb ienbet, nod poll
BON WaIer seiosen wie er 1T. in leis
fem Ial bide, nafe Sropfen auf ben
5ubbppen. pa si6t es bdblihe StsI,
len uro Sleds, rem ni6t anr
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Srrd Die llnterla9siheibe entlpeidt bic
2uft.
uno 2 5ei9en. 0as Slid SGlaua
aiebt man oann 10 iber oas GnDe
Oes Sri4ters, Dab bic &erben sesen
bic Jlaide gu liesen tommeu (5is,
3. Sieies Uorgeben bebt ben Sri9>
ter bod senus, oab cine Seifnuns
opifAen Dem 5ri4terenoe unD benz
Jlai9enbaIs entitsbt. Die Suit nus
Der 5lai4e entDei9t oann purb bic
&erben. Dos Stiid S9lau1 perz
binoert AUDI, Dab Der Sri9ter iia
10 feit in ben Jlaidenbals elm
tlemmt. oab er nidt mebr au ent,
fernen lit.
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az we send the ships to Java
for 100000 tons Of sugar next year
we will have necessitated the en-
pIoyment of eleven extra ships for
one year. These shlps-if used In
transporting troops-would take
10000 to 1000 men to France"