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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-26

The Tuesday Musical club will have
its April meeting at the Wausau club
house next Tuesday afternoon. A
students program is scheduled.
ST. Elizabeth's society OF st. Mary's
church will meet at the home Of Mrs
John Gaetzmann. 72S South Third
avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-26
WILL LEAVE ON FRIDAY

The selected men from this county,
to the number of 81, will depart for
Camp Grant on Friday. There will
be procession headed by the band
and the home company, and the
selected men escorted to the train.
H. H. Davis, secretary of the Y. M.
C. A, will accompany the selected
men to Camp Grant, having been APP
pointed by the international Y. NJ c.
A. committee to perform this duty.
Mr.. Davis has accompanied conting-
ents to camps on several occasions.
He will see that the boys are supplied
with what they need along certain
lines and introduce them into the Y. M.
G. A. activities.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-26
j.. d. ROSS MAUSOLEUM

Work was commenced this morning,
in Pine Grove cemetery, on the j. d.
Ross mausoleum. The roof alone
weighs $4,000 pounds. 1t will cost
100000 Henry Heckelmann of Chi
cago is the contractor.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-26
CALLED OFF

The service supper, which was to
have been given to the selected men,
at the Methodist church by the Wau-
sau Rotary club, on Thursday even
ing. has been called of, for the rea-
son that it was not possible to get
the men together at that time.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-26
FOR SALE

One team of horses with harness
for $4,000. Suitable for farm work
WISCONSIN BOX COMPANY,
adv. Town Line Road.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
Not Wholly German RlxerA

Not only ix the Rhine not the
boundary river of t,.~many. but neither
H. meath aar sss ~surse In In ti~fSass
territory, - Charles N. Pepper Isssnss
ort tn the Washington STAG In the
eoar%s ~ s't&~ssa,n u the Rh.na a.
Sseto~ III peee- nrxstIasiaAx. Tais
hss sans h--r \ tense et nssrtsacatson
to 's*srnAny, AL to II IN partly due III"
r~" " fhe psa-t,~~-saa movement ars!
h~ erca- II Ni,.@~r7xfss. TIVE
hasnf Nose TITO sh~ North sea NJ Rot
te-tsre IN Hcsisna, i-sst A. the ets~-
Er~rt G~r-nsn -tv~-. shs ScA~itst. aows
'rto tie North go through Resgsum.
E>n 'se rensN< sss-s Into the Hack
~ hat shA ne wss ,~< tn ~ q
hcrsAtss%~ nv tA~ PAs t~wnass -
esss~ II The aAs~s~f~e< e~ssssSa AZ
As~vsa IL G4<vaaay IN. ss~ q ,~s
usse n sAs hee ,a.tr ~~t~s - s~ssxs
~ss<str~s In the 0~w ssysnxvv aaa-
Es&g~ sAst ':r~~asy msss cyrsrw ~
kh'se assd the s<fvsas II ss,sr n,sutaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
Caiomel Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious,
constipated, headachy. Listen to me!

tsw eeats nader my personal gsaaran
tire that II VIAL clean sagr sinxglsi
liver better than nasty eaiotnsl /
won't make yoa aack ard you eaa ea
anything yoa want without being sail
waited. Your druggist guarantees this
-@ea sFe.easfsl viii sta.t year lives
clean yoar bowels and staightea 20,
up by morning or yoa IT., your mone.
back. ChliArea gladly taks Dtsdsenr
Liver Tone beeauss II IN pleasant tass
Ing and doesn't grippe or eranp O
:saake them sick.
! am selling millions Of bottles o
Dostaan's Liver Tone 10 people whs
have found that this pleasant. vegs
table liver medicine takes the place U
dangerous caio'aei Euy one bottle os
my SQUAD, reliable guarantee. Ash
your druggist about me ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
IFS Acid Stomach
That Makes Millions
Sick and Suffer

Lifts n Aase~~esf vwn MnnA 10 -
ssa ~ vwmss VIII a. ssi4 ~auHssA4
Aeta sstssseN tuh hsyA AaAlsl~.
M@U, ae~ssSs II saps II asn~s 4
'hs stssaksst A~fy~-kMpsSa4xAm ~
es@ses eaas~s saseh smasNas ~msAss
aiiis,.. .ssa. sAn - s~sass = ~
se~ sssw vAas seAA @pssA Asm =
t~~sA aaA sw1s A~w iAs seta uswsisy
eats tssamsA sAs AAsa sasmsi, rsasssS
the ssstA " ssmAy+ yust txsTas. stsH,
shat have ~ sssd sssssseA Nwss ~ 70
ssse d~sSs&a~ AssAssamssS& NJ aas ~sssRxsssk4>
Altli~Ss VI psagas ps veal sna .aas.
sa1sstnk oil tie tisss, In ess wsy /. an
sshsv. fsySa save~Asiiity ~ sstA saanasAs
faey Aa's s~~m daaxveasiY sasa,
iast siiiax tisias sAssasa ttss ~sat.
tts.s~sa, dyasStms 100 fses sfs~ ssatasf.
Taef'ss a.s.gsss saa irritable, ass gssw~
ASH ptstses, ffsaasstiy Asvs s~sssw At
taess a slimaias. splattaS asxdssa~st
sahtecf ~ Hts u aaeIssa Aasls aad Hs~asat
asnswass3sa &sd hearty stsass thar
s'Stasshs srw aas sf assss, kssa thsAaxa
mshy experiences ~ setasI stass.eh pssis
a,se#fsas tsssr essss ssttins AAyw hsss
Bear es Tat strength fySsm taes fasa.
~. yaa NINA, "a ksss this sArid stons
Nh that 10 hodins - msag gesapt~ haes
saettaa ap the s,ssaEth thsE ssss~IA
sei fran their snsss saaiax awsF th%.f
'isar sad sl,stsr ies.ta. ths~s wsss
saa IaessietsaS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Calon,el makes ron sick. you lose
days woFk. Caiamsi la quicksilver
and II salisatss. caiosnea iatures yoas
liver.
II yeu are hIio1s. feel lazy. slug
sf$h and all knoeEad out. II pour bow.
sls are sgassitsasad and your bead
aches W stomach In sour. just take d
spooafai of harmless Dxsasosl's Liver
Tone Instead Ut ns!ng sackening. sail
waiting epinmel. D@dxos,'s liver Tome
Ia real liver medicine. Yoa'il kn0w II
nett morning because ypa will wake
up frelIng One. your liver viii be- work
Ing. your headaeb. and dizziness gone
your stomach win BIZ sweet and bow
sts regular. Ysu viii sesl like work.
ing, Yoa1i be cheerful. full Of vlgor
and ambition.
Tour druggist or dealer sells ron
bottle Ut Dotison's Liver Tame for
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

-
paxl~, bound in el,th, containing chap
t.rs "a Etrst All. llarssas'ns. Anstensy.
Hysare, Ses tNn>s3cttAs, MoLsaf and Rats,
No prcecsVaaass t,x Srutn aad chrusssc
dssrases, prdAscsy tlsnsE~h~i by wsssi
suts AMI eskase,i plsssA Ak your drug
xss " @sad a&, Ia ihMlxSax, 3f1 Man
Ssscs M,aAsc. N, \.
n 4 srs,,An h nww~x q has dizzy
rsAA. saders fsom awful pASns Al rxss-
~ " irregular ,nsx-AA ~ should sssu
10 kNnr saaae up N harAA And With
sas Ai>,hol whAah naak@ vsAk vorr~n
arsNx and siex wcm~n v~A h b In.
fsxvsa FAss,te rscsw$,AAaA nuSr~ts
ea 4 n liquid " tdkacaA nAd lcc % tho
hvAkis tio&sl. hh~hA NY. ks TRIAL rke.
rhu~, fx ,hs hvv~ "A hrw~a ss<axnx 3
y rssA ~ Ix. NkEsS rkaaaAaA PeiactA
sv.As ea..4. 49, .s~ ~ A<Asr,-~s>
Sr ~ sess.s A~.i - ss~nassAiH ~ s%A
sSsm~A assAse aasa ~ tsa ! ~s@$d s<~A<y
NJ | lassses~d ~t*A k~w ~ ~ n ~ Nss
A&S<Sv Sa ms pafs u Ne ~~~@mv ssA tA&s ssa
- ~ ss~A ~ sssA sAsss sssssAss II ~. Fsssee \
s~~~.. - 49, r~ -
! N 'rsas~as rrses, ID vv>ss CD ~
p~S~s rss ~ Ass~e1Ue ~ tsW@e - szSas~
S~ss - ,ausss -, I nr<n.aA - KAv~ 4
aa~As- - = saAs~tg vs.s - taAI
- $4,000 49, :. ssSy u.s.
sa1A AAv< s~~~ - y~N - - NJ f<mss
aAg ~. sssg " heeS ssk@e SupsMUsA ssss
plhs ka Ssstsinss 0S~1
.-kAa anuA .saA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
WOMEN SUFFERERS MAY
NEED SWAMP. ROOT

Thexs.sntss rrcn Thousands n ~@msn
hsys s,,iney and bladder trvuels and
never suspect II.
Woasens complaints often pease TO x
nosh,nS else bat KIDNEY trouble. ar the
rssais ss kidney cr bladder dl~a@
II the kittneys are act ia healthy
r~ndtion, they niss cause The ether or
stHs ~ se4~%s~as ,4s-aassts: ~ @et .,o.~s
Fam N the hack Aesische. lo*s O. arr
h''sas nervousness are e3trn tinss nv mp
tan2s A st3ney ttVehle
lssnt Delay ~srsinS trva'r>~a. Nv
N tHs~ys s~s"g Reset, phf~,tssu's PRIV.
azF3pst2'- obtained rs any artss STARE. e,ar
ss rsxs she reeedy nc~r&e,l ,e evsr~u M.
sush eaa,l,tnass
ts~t nae,Ssasn cr lsrgr sire kesre ,rs
sss~;asaSs tFvn aav drug store,
However,. Il wa ~t.A sr~ Il se~s IN,
Er~as preparation sryi tsn s~uss 10 IN
Ni~~er 4 % njsxAsmt>.. y Y, ts~ /,
A~ssS~ aostle, Nh~n wrtinx 10 sssY .s,s
n~~n<n sAs eae~s AsN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
SPANISH INFLUENZA WHAT IT'S
AND HOW II SHOULD Be TREATED
Nsshins New SimpH ths 0A Grip q l. Grippe 1hae
Was Epidenie In iSSS-s0 Ony Then n Came
frsaa RusaA by Way of France ard
This Time BY Way II Spain
ExyrRNAl Aees. lcArloats

lin praav 10 ssaaaaAee sh% lisaME -
sh~ air passages ~ threw NJ ths GstrFs
gsxEss. IL at& In aasasanamg The rAa~xsa
sass ae~ganx sh, slr rAssGxus ns<aAt sAme
taafAg sAe hre&sAsEx ~ssa~s. vSekr
vspaEab will ~ faaaa sskecttwA rss6
wet sewvas saeasa b. agyaased evss To
threat. chest and hmek hetwewa sae
ss.asAsa~r blades III ass~a the f~essA
Teen SMgsaRah sAs4Aa h. r~hhed ~
esrr she paris uatsl tho skam h rtA
spread ca thackly maa eexes with two
thackn~ss~s al bot mAMn~i casshM L~swS
shs eaathiax lacss afeaaA tho nw<k. -
the heat al thu taaY lah~rxses the tn-
sfwda~eu TN the fa*sa nj vspwA
These sspoFA Inhaled With s~eA N*e@sas
carry tAe nasssseAftan directly IN tA&
rarts affected. An the kAG~ tsna0
NApaRah IL ABSORBED thfunxh mn
stimulates the sksas attracting To
hle@d tn the sarsacA snA shaM &sAo
In relieving the epagcxfioa wftAan.
NOW TO AVOID THE CsoxAA4
Esiaeacs seeas ~ pres~ tAss t1sis -
q gwrTH ds*ssse. spF~Ad rTtHespalay
ny human censscs. chiefly tAsrMqA
saaxAsax. sA@esaMG ~ sMpafss~xH -
sssad r~rsons hawinx cuaAs~-SAscA
Mssass avoiding erwwae.-rasmsn~m
erinksax eup.. ruaisx suw@aa str K~~p
Mp your hediy ssr~agsA by pA~~ty q
ss@rvtst In the cp<a air. snd Kasd fea<A
Ahevs all. Avoid caadA. IN roada tsvAs
tate the lsnsax III the sir passages am1
reader them much better kfS~din9
places for tn E~vsnA
KEEP FNEG FROM cot %
Use yick's vapaIwh II TN very Armo
ssga Vt cold. Fw 4 head cold. meat =
little vapaRsh In \ spoeA and iAhato
the varofs. or better stili, NJ Vars
Rub In A. hsAseln asMam k&&taA t.H tkAn
hi not available. ase m ordinary teap
kettle. WI, hxif.fsali II hetiinx wMe
TER. rus In half \ teaspoon III vaPoIsmo
frem tinae 10 tsmc~-k~sp III kSeaae
,ast slowly hosnax md iAAats siae
sfranf Krfssstg '..@%'-.',n"s$a' - ;s.sseF st'4S,
Ness-~vieks vareRnb Ia the ds&
cosery III North Carolina druxxsAA
Who found ha~ tn romhin@. In sssve
form. Mcnshd and Camphnr with sa<A
volatile oils M Eucaiyptus. Thym~. CO
hehs etc. se that wh~n the naive h nS~
piled 10 the body heat. these lngve<me
en's are liberated In the fufm III w.
parx
vapahuh IN comparatively nsw m
New fnyk State aud New Enxtaad snA
a few W~ssern states where n n tnm1
move hesng introduced. but In ether sssr
slnHs 1t she country n n the stns41ara
hrme remedy In more than 4 sasIssaa
homes for Mi form. VI Grid trnehl~A
Over ssx mlllinn Jars w~s~ saaA iame
year, vapoRah ran b. hsd In three
sisss NJ NIL druggists II II particulars
ly recommended for childrsns cTsssP
ard rnsfs since II In externally mfTst~A
and therefore can he used ~ freely No
desired withoa, the siightss hafmfwe
Effects
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

A nr.I u. Ssaaln has appllei to- The
" carrying mali On asrplanes through
out that eountry and between Madrid
and the Halcar.c islsnda II authprisa.
tian IL grated. the Arm pans To issue
statHps with the governments appr,v.
Al fe~ u&. In this air service.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Just rs snan m ycn eat a tablet at
Pape's piap@g~sn all the dyspepsia, In,
digestion and stomach distress ends,
These pleasant. harmless tablets uf
fspe's nlapepstn always make slck, up
set stomachs feel fine Ut onee and they
et.st 40 It'll. at drug s,eres. ~~A Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
A ciess Estiwass.

The Baws~sth. yes, suppose
yes'Fe haa9st NJ the dag Ii lssng.
The ich Hua,eT~~i used to be. hos
I hasen't axur~f II evs since the daY.
Light mvtng Law went into forc~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
70 GUARD AGAINST thrluEkzA

KMC a little vseh~r>Hatn Tn fugr
ro~s. II .s as.sseytsc, ard kttM s~rruA
,Aeagh harmless Il, ese internally, CT
sytwnaily. n also rS1~~~s sAe das.
u~sMAS Nvartr~zA ~ In Tst~eA ans
Jt<N AvcAa l.aststtsnM ---AAs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
Cable MeesausA

About GN01.NU words \ year pass
over rahIrs linking British and North
American ports
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

He rsyc<.cs aek WHAT'S the nat
te~r sssed ne Ae-ssr "IaaHsrvssssa
I su~~A- ssss ire YANKEE. That fs&
rsteA I sse -~h~~ | thavgHt he Co.
sssss ws~- rst-g 70 grt ne daaa1 s>es
10 are vita as."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Oregon has A minimum wage Of $40
\ month for @osn~n osice employees
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Win hnvsssl Cams ard caa-
buses lift off. Mo pgan.

Maxs<! SGSt drop little FreeTnsas
en- that teHehy corn. iastaasty n stesas
aehinx. tA~a you list the cora ets vita
sh~ ASg~r& TYuiys No haahag.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
For MALARIA, CHIllS and FEVER.
WAR WORK


uusws are Installed
eight nAb~ in tho
eas ~ the lighting
hines "ovvr Aerv. v
Rxhl herc AZ htanc
nj Any " 0 ii, q n
sl~,aAi Lsra nusS-
ing Il, take care II
the sick or, in
emergencies, the
wv,ssnirsa, You can
kara . xsvas sltesI
by. obtaining alc
MNitcal ADVISER, -
- u. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

keer sts4a tMssa~ ~ veil - ewt#sse ny sstia4
. sratjs Essstfss At Aessi a~r. weed sssA
TAetes Fssr~w's rsesssst pstssa ASw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
Co b. Bod and Stay Qa;ss -
Take = LAxntiwe - Eat Pisnty
Of Naurishing Focd--.k<~p
Up yvsr Str~ngth - Ms
hare \ Tho Oniy Cure
ALWAYS CALI. A DOCTOR

NO OCCASION FOR PANIC
Spanish trsfaenss~ wakeh appeared ta
Ss'atn In May, has al the appearances
III grip. aE Ia grippe. aAaeh has swugs
over the wegid la aaanefeas sysaAeaases
~ far haek as hsssnSs raas. Hspssec
rates refers 10 an spisssxasse In AZ
IT, G.. which in regarded by maany 10
have bsea .saaa~AEx, Every seasary
has bad ifs attacks, NexanaAng wsth
1881 this country has hAd Eve era6eEa.
les, the iaxt In 1850 On
There Ia no ae~assas for gsaeie-~-snssn-
enxa Itself has very taw percentage
1T fatalities not over stse death aus
us every 80 cases. arvarsssAg tn the
N. &. board al health. Tse chief danger
tiss In complications arising. atsass-
iag principally rati~nss Ia a Fun~dcwn
cuhftsfan-tssase who tOaT 10 tn hsd
soaa enoegh " taass Who got up too
early.
TINE SYMPTOMS
lsrsR or laauenxa. ~ N In bew called
Usually sswtn. With shiil, followed by
aching. f~vsr.xha~sa, and sometimes
aa us~s AnA business, and ywa~eal
s~elins at weakness sni depression
The Temperature In fron 100 To aoAs
and the fever usually lasts frcsn three
to svs daya TIE germs attseA the
maceua membrane VI lsntnS vi the mir
pMxsa res. nass. shross aud eresehssa
tthes. th~rs In asaaily \ kaF5 cpuxh,
especially bad n night ofsYatisaes A
sufe threat or yuaslsliias, and frequently
oil the appearances II = severe head
cold.
rAG TREATMENT
Go TO bed NJ the trst symptoms. ret
only ter ynur ewn sake. has 10 ssoAd
sssreaiiag the disease To 8thee&~~tate
pargative, eat plenty NJ noartshlns
fsssl, r~naia perfectly quiet and don't
worry. Qmlniae. aspirin or poy~fs
rawasrs, ete.. may be- administered hy
the physicians directions ~ fesirvs tho
srhtnE Bat shrre In hu cure or ssss-
eide fer iaGu@na# this disease mast
ran itk course, Nature herassf win
throw tv the attack IL only you keep
nh your streagth, The chief danger
He's In the complications which may
arrive Influenza sa w~Akens the bodily
resistance thai there In danger VI pnesis
nlonis m hronehltis developing. and
sometimes inflammation Of the middle
rar, or heart Affections. For these res
Sans IL In VERY Important that the
patient remain In bed until his strength
returns stay tn bed Ut least two DAYS
ar more after the fever has left YOU. NJ
IN you are over no or net ssreng stay
In bed four dAys ar more. according to
the severity Ut the attack.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

The foot RAIDS Of deaf cats are said
tn hp much nsare sensitive than these
NJ shrtr fellows With hearing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

Washington exys<es "a vacsss hsuses
70 - sssec s~ee fsv war rsrp~A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15
INDIGESTION, GAS,
UPSET STOMACH
NuHNyi JUST lat ONE rAHtEr
:. or PAPEs8 psApEpts4 FOR
INSTANT RELtEr.

No watsingl When meals dnnt AT
and ycs eeleh saA actta AMI pgassilxssA..
ID food. when yeu feel Indigestion
pain. Jumps VI distress tn stomach.
heartburn or headache. Here Ia Instant
relief.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

4 ful, $--ss~s ss@rhsnt can carry =
taAd AZ ihrne tnhs nEsaa Its h~rk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

nf fhe fs0 tnns n ivory br~1GhA -
nnnliy intp EnxiasA. AAaaa<s6 Ssme
sun,~s 4 third
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

kec<arss, fsrassas U ~ iEa-rssss
iadnAkry In Australia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-15

important 10 Aeothe<a
Examine carefully every bottle Ut
CASToRIA, that fE.aoua old remedy
for tnfaDts and children. and see that II
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05
SOY BEANS VALUABLE
 HOW TO PLANT

By Harry F. Kapp, Extension Dlvlslon,
 University of Arkansas.
 "In the present food crisis our peo- pie should plant soy beans, says Haf- ry F. Kapp, because they are food, forage and grain crop. The soy bean should be drilled in rews about 30 inches to 3 feet apart, and the plant should stand about to inches a-2art in the drill. The soy bean is easily cultivated and should receive the same attention as corn crop i'll the matter of cultivation. The variety generally used is the Mammoth Yellow thougf there are several other varieties thar lhave given splendid results, Before the sov bean natures il is an excel lent table food and the dry beans while requiring long time for cook ing are also an excellent food buf the chief value of the soy bean lies in it's forage and grain production. This crop will produee more OF poor land than probably any other crop and is very drought resistant Vhs amount of beans produced per acre with good stand and fair cultivation may range between 10 and 40 bushels per acre. If cut somewhat green, when the leaves begin to turn yellow, ii makes a most excellent hay. Stock of all kinds eat it very readily and II has a very high feeding value. The boan furnishes an excellent grain ra- ton while the stalk furnishes the rouehage. If allowed to mature in the field the beans will drop off and lie on the ground without rotting and in this way hogs may be fattened very read-' fly. If intended for seed crop, care must be taken in the harvesting. When the pods are mature, they burst open very readily and scatter the beans in all directions. If wanted fo- a hay crop, they should be cut when the pods are about half mature and handled like cowpeas. One value of the soy bean lies in the fact that it is also a nitrogen gathering plant. It will probably produce more feed on any given soil than any ether crop that can be planted and is ready eat en by hogs, horses, cattle and sheep and every farmer who can possibly ohtain the seed should have small acreage of this most valuable plant
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05

One dark horse mule about I5 hands high, about I2 years old, one little white spot on mane where collar works, has had small sore on left hind foot. Last seen at Maddox Bay, April "A, 1918.
 Ten dollars cheerfully paid for information leading to recovery, Address B. J, Jackson, ST.
 Indian Bay, Ark. June 20, 1918.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05
4 Dop's Advantaoe.

Scientists say that dogs posses sion of sixth sense is proved by the fact that a dog carried far from home will return directly when it escapes. Well, for one thing, comments the Louisville Courier-Journal, the dog is not confused by rural directions for taking the right road
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05
LAST GALL ID
 PLANT COWPEAS
cowpeas Wi!i Be Ready Fer log Graz.
 ing in Seventy To Ninety Days.
L. ". Osborn, Aeronomist, Uniyer

L. ". Osborn, Aeronomist, Uniyer
 sity of Arkansas.
 Dent fall to plant cowpaas, scr ghum and peanuts If these legumes are planted by June 25 in North Ark ansas and before July 15 in South Arkansas they will still make prohta ble erops>and since the state is and will be in sore :eed ot feeds of all kinds every farmer who has not put in one or all of these crops should get busy right away. Cowpeas will De ready for hog grazing in 75 to 90 days, but if they are to be used for Iay they should be cut before frost. In many sections of the state there will not be time enough 10 mature the crop before frost comes. Sorghum should be planted regardless of the price since no crop can be depended upon to produce greater tonnage ot coarse forage on good land.
 Peanuts should be planted since they will afford more pork producing feed to the acre than sny other crop and they can be cultivated with the same implements used in cultiyatlns cotton The peanut is one of the most dependable feed crops which can still be planted in the state with the as surance of good return," says L. w.. Osborn, agronomist with the Uniyer- sity of Arkansas. Tt is also one of the best forage crops we have for | hogs. Hogs turned in on peanuts make rapid gains"
 Peanut Adapted To Wide Range of Soils.
 Peanuts are especially adapted to sandy loam and loamy soils, but fer ] hog grazing may be grown on heavier soils provided they contain an abund <ance of organic matter and do not crust easily. Peanuts stand the drouth better than corn and fully as well as soy beans and cowpeas. During the extreme drouth of the summer of l9l6 l Spanish peanuts yielded over 40 bushels to the acre while corn in an adjoining field under similar condl- tions averaged less than 10 bushels to the acre"
 l Blo Yields On Fertile Soils. "On highly fertilized soils in tests l conducted by the Arkansas Experl- ment Station yields of 125 bushels per l acre have been made. Average yields for good soils will usually vary be- 1 tween 50 and 10 bushels while on or dinary soils yields of 30 to 40 bushels may be expected. Aside from this Tyield of hay ranging from to 3 tons can be obtained
 Spanish Peanut Best All Around
 Variety.
 "The Spanish variety is to be pre- ferred for grazing purposes. When planted as. early in the spring as the ground is thoroughly warm this va riety becomes available for heavy grazing in August and September Planted in June and until July l ID the northern sections and as late as July IS in the southern part Of the state the crop win become available for late fall pasture. Spanish peanuts are planted without smelling i'll rows | 28-36 inches wide and spaced 5-s inches apart in the TOW.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05
|2O Reward

Look out for this stock. One 3 year old grey mare, hnded S. N. on left hip, right E, glass.
 One 1 year old black horse ble, scar on right shoulder. One 2 year old bay horse colt. Ell supposed to be following E old sorrell stocking footed Ire, with old brand on left Left south of Goodwin on (y l7th, and were seen going Eth near Walter Dickson's rice I'm, north of Wheatley. will gladly pay S20 cash for
 prmation leading to recovery.
 dress
 rank Adams or Robt. Sanford
 Goodwin, Ark, R. F. D. 1.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05
Little Nutrition in Oysters.

Stutzer maintains that it takes IA oysters to contain as much nourish- ment as one egg, and 223 to equal q pound of beef, says the new York Aedical Journal And their cost is riple that of beef.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05
Ford Owners--AttentiOn

? Brand new non skid Auto Castings and ? new tubes for same, size 30X3}a, at bargain. Address c. H. Kenkel, Box 602, Brinkley, Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-07-05
$5 REWARD

Left l., K. Browns. 3 miles south of Brinkley about June l., Small brown western nare.- weighs about 750 lbs, short mane and tail. has letter J up side down branded on left jaw. Supposed to be South East of Brinkley. Reward will be cheer fully paid for any informatiun leading to recovery by Claude Askew or l.. K. Brown.
 Brinkley, Ark.