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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

mon chickens. 'iat"hine r"riod is
twenty-:our DAYS Gc careful Of lice.
When the young rhcasants ar" well
dried on. remove the mo,he: ana brood
{" :, brood coop. Keep the ,u0tN"r
confined until the phcasauts al" w..u-
ID. i'lacc Il frame TWO feet hN three
feet ~ one foot high IL front III to-,
coon tor rrst four DAYS. then. The !"Uu@
ph,asauts VIII know the call - III"
hon 2ud can hc allowed 10 range. sun.
shade ana insect life AFRO urCcS~ary y
dense thivl,"t or growth ON ~ portion
al the rearing field az" desirable. When
only = moderate number Of ph"asantN
ar" reared 1t is unn.caas:lry- to fence
lhe field. nnt most large breeders in
"l"S" The rearing IgouHG VITA on"-
hali in,h mesh wiz" ncttiu" lou" feet
high. banking cartn against The bot
tom q tn" frrcc To- pr"ycu; Tho "h.cls
escaping,
The focd for Tho FIRE, four DAYS fed
iiv" times daiiy ,.us!sI. OF "pual parts
Of finely grated. urrd-i oiicd ag:c. drv
cracker crumbs and rolled oats Tic
latter should be well rulvcri3ri by
rolling between tho hands T." tins
m'N'rre i" add"d e null" chick eizr
uE#tr" shc'l /" I'll Tic ailaard SIN
grinding material unttl tn. chick learns
30 Dick Ur "rji. spread on y ;hiu
i""d!u. hoard. ;tllowin" VIVA, IL c3tcn
~ ten minutes. Remove any not eaten
Feed tn" hon soaked whole cOru. Give
n" wafer I" dIiuI;. IN N-shapcd brood
'oon w!'hunt .'oor, with on" side
boarded solid ana door ct tn" cen
ter, and tn" othrr Side boarded one
n'!I and remaining hHlf-covcrod with
iaiH% ~" inches ,ptrj. WITH one end
boarded fu" the her ,u"ar the la.h.!
Nl'i"S"d "tth "n"-hnlf inch mesh vir.
netting. : best Maize IN, coop ~ {
io"i aud TWO feet hIph. laro tho latin
81 sio" q" tho south aill 500 thnt ,h,
ir2m" lit tight against tho ,ooo
IN" iiiih daN. NOV" Ia" frame sun
ply water in . S'Uall fnuufain or .au-
''r ana inverted uUart jar. and com
mere" feeding mash mad" or corn
meal rolled oats, wheat mjddiinss ana
P"aiu'dL Of each Ten pounds: grated
h1'd-Eol!rd ,GGs, .iv" pounds; fine ,nca,
'riNns cor vast" meat cooked amt
ground up Nnct. three pounds: chick.
SIZE oyster shell. Two upu:ds Moi"-rn
r'umrly dry with wcll-S"u-rd mi,iz and
feed ono" the 'iijl da". 'wic" the sixth.
ihre" Times the seventh and sucr, ed :
'H" days. Reduce h" original egg
,'ho-N"hck"r mixture gradUailv AM;
HHh>ti'ut" for II little comm crciai
'nirN food. or which I'll" followin. is
good i"rnu't: cracked peas and
CRACKED wheat. Of "ach Hr:esu pounds.
cracked cor" and crAcl"d ric" az each
tim pounds canary mtIjot and rcnp
>t"ds. - each nv" pounds. Feed nasl.
four times ANA have he last feed &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

Will became broody. sit aud rear the
chicks. 'rhc latter are hardy amd make
Ni;;osnus and rapid growth When
natur"d ia" mules weigh .isit To ter,
pounds. IA" females sin To seven pounds.
la in1 white skin and i!csh and pinkish
white l"rS ana toes.
The Eun brrii"iou IS :: handsome
fowl rA"ir rich. golden hut surface
color Gr"at size aud hanuSumc curves
compel admiration. Among those WHO
breed several varieties OF prpinCtcns
thcr" seems I" he The impression that
tho Butts AZ" TN" best layers Thny
ar" extremely d"uiic ana have given
ron"ral satisfaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
PHEAsANTS AND QUAIL
REARED LIKE CHICKENS
Propagation Of Game Birds l. Pleas
ant and Profitable Undertaking
for Nature Lover.
HABITS like TUoS;: OF FOWLS
Although Naturally I'imid. The, Can
lic Successfully Pr"pa.a;cd in IN
closed Pens - Good prniauI tor
Surplus Stock.


closed Pens = Good prmaud tor
Surplus Stock.
HN PROFESSOR i'Et\i> I. HARE.
Poultry iIu>handman. ti"m>"n College.
For thc person Whu has som" wooded
lu'id and i u.,tU.@i lcve 10" tn" beau
tiful there is no NOR" plea urabl" anu
profitable u.o unatiou tjluu The propaG&-
dion OF sam, birds tor breeding par
poS,S Stucksup u. Gam" preserves. or
even HOW. CONSUMPTION. Considering
he fAut that ar breeds ot domestic
poultry a-c @eucrally believed TO have
ORIGINATED ,r.w the wud jungle fowl al
India ana th:ti these .Asiaric wild fowls
arc quite similar Ia The ph"asau:s I'm
their habits il Is remarkable that r"u!-
Try fancicrs have not given IL" same
attention aud study To the pheasant
family rs 10 the numerous breeds ~
*taudard-hrcd poultry.
The latter have been constantly dc
Vciopcd toward an idea! representing
certain breeders conception Of beauty.
Had the many varieties Of phcasants
been as intclliccntly bred 20 ideals and
equally domcsticateG. i j. inposshl"
20 realize the beauties OF form and
color these gam" birds would have
shown N tho exhibition pen.
Rirrncck rhru.nnt>.
There IS ono variety Of pheasant ma
is essentially a game bird. ana which
can bc confidently recommended :"
amateur game breeders anywhere IN
;hc United states. THIS cNC"llent Va
7ety-;hc Hmgncck introduced
into England from China more than
century ago. aud. crossed with the
Roman game bird. the EncIish Pleas
ant. has formed u strain Of ElnGnctES
that arc easy To rear :" maturity as
domestic poultry :: the NOR" nervous
temperament and the greater meat
eating desires Of the pheasant are sat
isned. These phcasautS procurahic ia
oar country from breeders Of game
birds who advertise IN hunting maya.
zines. or through tn" American Cnmo
Protective Association. cost from three
10 seven dollars each.
While further information is being
obtained and during tn" placing uf Tho
order, il is Well TO nQn"" from Your
game warden or department Of aGri-
culture. whether q game breeders
license is necessary SOM states re-
auire YOU 20 take out such q license al
a nominal fee. permitting vow TO breed.
buy and sell any kind OF game birds
alive or dead. The la~> arc 50 different
enforced il i Impossible TO discuss
Thorn here. ''Hullctir 90. Game laws"
ohtainab.c from tn" Department. Or
Agriculture Washington. f.. e.. should
he procured,
At ,his season or .lic Year q com
u"ncomenl can II" mad" in rhenyait
hrcediu: ",th.r by purchaSiuG breed
ln., pen consisting of coUE .iud fo,''
mems or several sjViugs oil c="s for
Matching. The Latter cannot ne "h-
iaucd until .>pril or Nly. 50 Won slIil
have tim" Ia order The breeders and
act thom acrusion 20 tncfr new quar-
TORS before tn" laying season begins.
~tur;nC with breeders ,prcCerablv
l""-ycar. tested spe,mcuap IS my roc
"mn"ndaroa because 20" arc then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

imports amounted to $50. 0U1. 0U0 COM
pare" "i;h Si'd.oo""r" in 1916. silver
1trpor'S amounted to S5.ona uno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

The rrHinGton i breed Of fowls Of
which th"r" are Twelve varieties, and
TN" late William cook is given credit
FOR their origin. II" spent many years
~ En@!- breeding and rc.f.c,iuS a
fowl ,ha would lay plenty ot cGgs. rs
pv"jally ~ winter. ;tpd with th!a IL
mind 10 was successful! in bringing ont
TN" Elach. Wht" Buzz. Jubilee and
$pnnGl"i orringtonS in the order
named. nd in both single and rose
eo'Whcd varieties Since thcu other
English breeders have added the single
ard rose-c"nb iilmc prpinntou
They lay brown Eggs. and the hans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

Other game birds which are hc;nc
successfully pr"pa2atcd arc tn" quail
az bob white and the mal'ard duck
Tho care aud feeding accorded the
h"h-whitc is almost III" same a. tina,
outlined for the pheasant. only ON.
Dai" "f breeders arc confined ia :,
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Wit pcldl auttitraflidlem qcidltInn

man nltd) iclbit bclttc nod bel ollrr
Annpbeit III inherent ~%nuOc, nit
NuhrundauitteIu pcri6brt, ohnt Die
groBe Vtcbr5obl Ser Nilrqer uidlt.
Mud Die nidlt, 0encn ca oit am
9}0tbigiten gcbritt. n@cun mon, "
ihreibt Ole "a. y. Tolf5seitml1" 4.
q bort, DAB I'M Mouot ,Suluor oicica
&obrca aIlcin POM @emnobeitaurut
9tcU Doris Die Grocr sur &cruid
tun0 non mchr ais ~ucltn}chu 4iiuio
urn Eiun0 &eben9mittem Qegcbtn
mur0c, 10 fam man iid picllcidlt ci
ncn unGcidbrel NcQritf pon Scr
@robc 0C@ &erbredcn@ MADDEN. 0o2
lrgcn0Do bcauuQcn miro, Gem IL
deu0mo mus jrQul0mCr grobc Settler
5cgchen, nm fem ihdrfcrc@ @ort Qr-
braId'cn 3tl miliirM mcHn ioIhe Hic
lcuqlIuntitutcn orlngellN b|cnothiNtcr
NohrunamIittel uer0erbcn mo &c
m%tBunidhiQ mer0cn. llutcr oicicn SIM
NtlNt NIlu <StiillliQu( ptiillltlLtCl
9tohrlngamittcln bcfanocn iid I'M
&arutar ALIEN 100000 &funo aor.
tolicln, Die fortgcnoricn mcroen
mlBtcn, neil lie AM 0cm @cgc er
trorcH marell. Die (Suitulllrung zines
Observation-Disclosures. nic Is
l0ngit III uerlhic0eneu Sdnoeru euro
pas elngcfilhrt mlrror, bate Dos Der
mnocrt. @Ghrcn0 mir J. .. in Die
lem &onoe ourh lrun2portihGncu
llebcn &ro3cnt Der ueriuuotcn 9tob
rltHg3mittel OerIieren, betr0at Ser
Eroccntlab in fcnem @unoc Grropoa
mcbr ais 1 I'M N0ditioQe, in 0cn
meiItcn @0noern lit er ieood icbr be
ocltten0 mcnlger."
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Gic Nlcin RnIcu.

Die AIetnruiisn limb elm ilapilfey
&oItslt1mm I'M iuoIiten RuBlnno,
@ol3ien uno llnanrn. Sa Den beioen
leBteren 2inotr, sr0sn lie msii:
Rntbtatr aendaut. Die 3bl Der
HIeinrINtn in Rublnno betrdat feb
lebn NM oitienigs Der 0iterrsi6ti6su
Rui5tutn ungsfGbr funf Wiaianen.
NIt 'It'nru0iihs Spratgreu3e ers
'irttt 'h i'm Norosn non 9ieloitot
an Der Minouua oe@ pripet in BEN
Nn'slteC u0t Sorat3lp an Der Wpla0,
IN 23sieu non 9itnloftot iibsr Dublin
aHo &aycslo;p nab Sanoec in Gall
iien, I'M Shin pon Sanoet ii6sr
l,nlo0r noh Sso1os uno IN bic o6ere
$9tlb uno i'm Cften non Der Sbeib
u3eJ SitruopiB uuo Gbotin nad Sas
r1to~' Die Sleinrufeu betrahten
nd ais ejntu pon DEN 8robrufsn
o~t,'1totrea SfarIm uro unterihei
ot7 Ht Con otnitI5sH TART our6 Sit
tt, ~Se2tE&oejie uno 9tbsusari6oH
ln& as'onosrs u6sr Sur4 Die
7Pyntt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

Our Country, Right or Wrong ;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-01

. ~ y
sit -goroitern" : @dbmaihine No. J.
nuf s Sabre 1friftIih %9arnnttrt. "Srop
f1sao" s@ebduie. ertra feline SolItl'r'
age neueiten 0erbeierungen, aololnt
bic bette RuIhine. Bic Iur lr8ero eLnel'
8reis erbdltlih lit S@o
Tie uNorbitern sNdbmoIdlne No, :, &C.
uou nie go. /, nir NIT ditpol'ail.
Sdem ~0rop 6eao" 30
Die .RoroItern" sNGbntoitIue NO. 8, III
goISen Cat : @ebdAle, dltthonldtilnet
.gbain Cir, GngeIIaGer : @eltel, NH
outbomatiIfem >r@elt @eploter"' no
hem aru,, gebdrtete Stdbltbetle, oHe
-Nttafements" in SdumetsHolthen
Cine aute TaIhinc 81 DEM Iebr bLlls
aen BreIIe Don MIR 81"
Gie rgloroiteru" N0bmdlttne No. T.
oenau ME SO. 3. MIR III 2e5t : edpl@
net Surm 9~'
aue bieIe 0loIdinen iino obiolut ga
sontirt. Sic 6roht bat Ser Aorrer 81
sraaen mo lie tetrdGt Don soc bls Sl.oo'
II nab Der 9titan5.
9ieIe Brdmienliite miro ohne tpelterc
Goti3 BON 3eit gu 3eit er9orl3t mo yer
6nbert. uno oiele Sreile ritteH ilh uad
ssm jetpeiliqeu Rdrtttpcrtb.
9m beiten uro ii6eriten 1T IS, ons
geib per o # a eilrug (4Fonef
Crber), Die Der @oitmeiitcr IN Den gro@
ssren Grtihaften nus1teqen lam. gu
absrfenoen. @benio gut uuo iifer ltno
bic re i aupeiu u8en, mel
DE Die agenteu in allen grpreBsStattoS
ren ousIteQen. @eun MD oas 8elo per
Botauneiiung ODER per GrpreBonlpeiIung
Ghidt. 1T es niht notbtpenbi9. ben betret<
Senbeu 8riei re9iitrireu gu lalIen, fpenn
bic abreIIe oeutlih gcItriebeu III. 2e9t
unn oagegen 8ddrgelo i'll ben 8rief, 70
Eonte bieier tets re9iitrirt tperoen, nm
sidsr al Iein, oaB oerielbe ridti9 nr's
aou,u1t. Sir @elbieuoun8eu i'll einfddem
SrRfoerIhIuiie iibernebmen mir teiners
lei @erantfportlidfeit. Sm Sale con
Observation-Disclosures oerge'ie man ia
nihf, Die alte eb~euioipohI ME bie neue
Boftoffice %on5ugebeu, oeun ionit tonnen
mir ben Gamen in ben 9udlern gar nidt
finhen.
moneps>Crbe birfen nift, tuie oos
10 oft gelfieht. ais uermeintlide Gutt@
aune 3uridbehalten tperbeu. lone
bern fino ben 8riefeu bei8uIe8en.
Guittung eriolQt nur ourh aenoerurG
aes 9atums nuf Dem GoreBItreifen.
Tau ooreiiire einfah:
nNoroitern", Ga GrOhe, &is.
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is aibt leiber gmerifaner, uerein.

w AAnA AAtRAA ONANtb
3clt iogar in unierer Wtitte, Die ibren
@atriotismus oaourd) berpeiien moaen
onR lie alltaglih lange Re0en in mog
!idi. !a!t.er Stimme i;her- ibrc 30
yalitdt" halten. SIN Stilen Oriiden
iic lid 0dOor, ihr .bigden" iiir 0o@
Sano 5I tbun. @elm tie nufgeioroert
mcr0cn, cinen @ono ODER gar nlr
cine Goitmarfe 81 faufeu. orildcn lie
lid mo ifimpien. ooB es &elItc gebc,
Die nidlt rlopal" icien. Nem tie Is
crmoglid)eu t%onncn, Oerhclfcn lie Dem
Sohnc, Nruocr o0cr BETTER 0aju. lid
olti lr0eno cine Mciie ponl Wfllit0r-
oieuit 3lI 0rildcn. Nbcr tic pCr6ddl.
tiacn ic0eu on0creH, OFT uur nm pos
Iltiid]er Gurtbeile Dlleu. Sic ucr00d]
tiacn uiht MIR oen NdfitcH, ion0ern
Ioaar Die Sta0t mo Den Stnot, in
0cm lie mohnen. Neion0cr9 groB limo
lie in Scr Spioncurlehcrci un0 peril
bcru miinolid) uno inn Irrf, 0nB M
icoer 5truBe ibrer @cimatbitnot Spi
one mobucn. Sic tbuu Dies iogor 5u
)cm ,3net, nm Onrnlls filr i'd ge=
it'ditlidlG &orthcil 5u 5iehcn, mo Is
lit ibnen aleihqiiltig, Dap tie 0umit
llmnilIen erregen, 3wietrnft idcH
mo cUcntleQ @epoItthotcn heroitibe
id,m0reu. 9tbcr lie uennen iidl ln!lt
mo p~ernebnIid, 10 BOB iihcrljh ie
ocrmnm oui tic mimcrfiom miro
oEotrioten". Wion bite lid, nor i'ucn
Sie limo feline Vntrioten, ionoern Mu
Iuntcn un0 3por Die gcmeinitcn un0
aieOcrtr0fti9itcu, 10 Die Mcnihbcit
fcunt.
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Menn Die 9~entifen, mic Ser iiber.

wv ~ hpNh
leetld)e Sclcgroph bcrId)tet, 10 Idlrtibt
Goelgc Mnlf IN Ser .9coriu Come"
III Die eltbniidlc 6alrptitaot uno rui
hide Shnop9ltaot HCpul, Dos ruIiiife
Fcortu, ourd Die oife 1hcrcia Co
bcIBt ltdmlid oa2 altc IScitlnastbnrJ
em3Ithc1, mcr0cn lie gur3 gemiE and,
IN oen ltraIten Wcinfcuer cillfc6rcn
Der OILS ona nliIBc &ph" befolmt lit
mo oclicn SNouptionl nit fiinltlidrn
3:ttlnln1en gclhmiidt lit, oie 0urd
oIe rol9en0en &cric crI1lttprt limo.
yer &lnter litt in icincr Noblc
llno triert oor adlt an Qol;cr Scclc!
va lnHt Glt %fIcIler Mld)tcllunnn
1oallld) Den ilunaen ~Srilblin0 an.
Yer luu't iOrort 81 Nerbit uno Spm.
nlCr
tI1o mcIoet linen Sen @inter 4om
itltr.
Sit Ihjfcn hin ihnca tire anoben
3ult Wlntcr NIT jbrcu bclteu CSnlen,
ger Mlntcr lteht oli ~icilcr Sdmcllcu
I'l'o rllft, mas tonmcu mir ga iiir
Wcieleu?
(lno Gems uuo Spmncr mo Griib.
ling iriit.
~ctfn 3lm Mlutcr ijdl Sit Gid.
limo bell lpir0H gleih I'M mcitcnRurm,
< %ld)tcr NIdujtu onl Mrihnudrt4
baum.
&orbri iii Moth mo [ruuri0fclt.
Us tit uorbtl nit 0r@ Mintcra Xrjn
lllA loltt> lcid)irbt and hrttc nod.
%rt dutcn Greumocu I'M iiirrn
God
Hl@ Scr Sdlreibcr olricr ,}tilcn
p2r IS Enhrcn Reuul nit Dem herr
pttu Hdtbnrluothol bciudtc. Noe lei.
mr. Ho0 nndl mo mcNcn itiucr aru.
G}n Hltohol &n0ullrictn nit Eeortn
81 NcrNlcldlcn hernu4ior0crt, murAcu
'olur Bic nmtlidlcn Ncfauntmodun
0,n IN 0eutidlcr Sprodc crloIlcu, in
allen t"clt0itcu mur0c oclttid uciuro
Itll. 0r plhillitru crihcincn0en
3'Itlinacu muren Nuttid,. troBocni Sic
laAutldle @cpoIteruua Ole Webrhcit
HIoctc lnN Sic Huiitu Sen Ntunrtcn.
lgano 0tan hat Ben orutidlcu Wciit
Lit Der 3ett 81 m%tcroriitcn gciud,t.
me mon ooN aeacundrtiH bier ihut.
dbrr otc'c NnCblmQAptriidc iiuo
an Ger hohcn <<ntcllilct8 Scr EClt
ldtu lcidcitert &dttcn mir bier ENC
lold)t griltotr0tjt oc2 0tltihcn e@cl
ltr3, Damn lobe e. lnu3 nuNerr aus
init uHltreIn NclItidthum.
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Drdmien

Gin Sobr i'm @oraus be8ahlenne Apon'
a,ut,u srbnlteu ie eineu ifonen Salef'
e,r nis 9rdmie gratis uno pOrtotret, oOer
x;n Nopeuenbud. poUon mir 8lpe. oor.
rSthie baben: Observation-Disclosures" ll'o
Ger eiebe eluis pedJieInb Seio". an
ssrdr,;.u limb meter foI8eHoe sur auss
Dahl %Uorbanoeu:
NuturopoIt. IT,"
g4npor iino I'M gan5cn brel3ehn NH'"'
msru erIhienen uuo nod s Nums
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in Sort Gcnucnuurth, a%uninn, uno

tejncr llugtblm1 iolcn nod' Ercbbt
ridltciI ocrartia mmOrnIlihe 3uitdn
De bcrridlcn. 0nB Die Mccre@perlpul
lung lid nit otut Wcon1fen truQcll
Jon. ereutltGtI sic Wurnlion nah elmer
onoercn Stoot at ucrlcQcu ltuo mir
oad)ten INNER 10 ctlpu2 fonnt in
eincn trQdcucu St0ote Qor nJdt por
foiurlCU.
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Sic Gcbcnsmitsl . &criuattnn0 ara

lpohnt mic0cr cinm0l, noB Die M0u0
Ter ulht 0lc cinjI9cn inn. sic id, i'll
rem &criiIauuQcu 5u entjiehcn itrtbtu.
Sud- ultcr Den G%oniuucntcu Qibt c>
biele. Ole ioIanQc 0cl 4fuuo poII
.Botrioti9nn3" uChHrH. oI3 0igiCr
ibrcu WaNru nift in YiitlcjQru
5doit iicht.
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Srdnr.

Sn~Gnglano gi5t es Gidcn
DON Is Aetrr unlioug.
Gas z dmcinimfter Grin
riro~In nlebr oils 400 Huarten b..
gcitcIt.
HiemaHo Miro in Der @clt
leld)ttr bctrogen nid)t eiHIlal Oh
@elber mo ole 6iiriItn - ais on*
0cluiilen.
Sic @inri d tuna ourd) Ora
eItttrIldJrn subj umtoc I'M 1iu.u,
Itcu yorf I'M ,ia1te 1855 guerra
cIltgCflDtt.
Mittelnfi:n uyrirnoet iI.u
lid hls , NullluHln Mdidtuirtl!u,n
pOn &dlmnlctu Ole AuIld)tn ! ul0 +,
Gage ait murrH.
1913 bnttr Ger @roBc Mnrflirl
llber oUU,ttu Nrttur S~rlfuutn ii,
GltprctBcn. Slc brudiea ntcr MD.
einnoI 5000 <nlrr EN-.
Ser 3nubcrltld lSUuou,
ccId p%crrlcolnJ IpliBt lutnn ct sc.
rcip miro, ans 0cn N]uurnitdd)rin
ell gcfdbrlidca WIrt aus.
Sic Natur beoorr teincr Gr'
ldllterul1; i'm ,1rr SduultIt al
p%rrltebcr, gcrllAi rrI ~Yrrener S!lI
nm Elm empidnglihc9 ocnlit.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-05
BUTLER COUNTY BOY, YOUNGEST
SOLDIER IN FRANCE, DIES EN-
ROUTE HOME.
PASSES AWAY AT SEA
OR IN HOSPITAL
Private Claude w. Tack, lnvalided
Home, Fails to Reach Destination
Alive-Enlisted ard Went to France
When IS Years Of Age and Has
Served in Trenches.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Greene, July 5.-Butler county's first
soldier boy to give his life for the cause
YVES Private Claude w. Tack, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Tack. of this place.
The grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tack, ST., received the sad message
July from Capt. John A. Nelson, from
Hoboken, n. j., telling of the arrival of
the body at Hoboken, whence it will
be sent to his old home in Greene. Ar
rangements are being made to hold the
funeral services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon. Rev. j. w.
Chase, pastor of the church, will be
called from Illinois. where he had gone
to spend his vacation, to take charge
of the services.
1t was not learned whether he had
died as a result of wounds, or from
sickness, but it is thought that he died
either while coming across or after ar
irving in New Jersey. Nothing had
been heard from him for six weeks, ex-
cept a letter received Sunday from
Red Cross nurse stating that he was
still very weak, but not stating what
his trouble was. Tack enlisted April
10, 1917, and landed in France June
%, 1917 at the age of Is years, then
holding the record of being the young
est American soldier over there. He
celebrated his 18th birthday in France
last September. He was a member of
Company B, Eighteenth infantry.
His parents were in Minnesota visit
ing Mrs. Tacks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Flora, at Turtle Lake when the
sad message was received.
Just before the patriotic address
given in the park Thursday afternoon
by Attorney General Havner, the Hrst
gold star was placed on the Butler
county service flag which adorned the
platform. While one other Butler coun-
ty soldier from Dumont died while in
camp several months ago, this is the
first one to lose his life who has been
in the trenches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-05
Infantile Paralysis in Dubuque.
to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque. July 5.-With two deaths
and four known cases Of infantile
paralysis in Dubuque, the city board
of health is adopting stringent meas
ures in an effort to curb the spread OF
the disease. At meeting yesterday
it was decided to force all physicians
to report cases within twenty-four
hours after symptoms have been dis
covered. one physician was brought
before the beard to explain why he did
not report a case which proved fatal.
The doctor explained that the affected
child did not show symptoms OF in
fautile paralysis until shortly before
death.
While the situation is not regarded
as critical, it is the intention OF the
board of health members to stamp out
the disease as soon as possible. Citi-
zens are being urged to cooperate as
far as possible in assisting the board
to meet the situation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-05
DECREASE IN MARRIAGES.
Story County Boys Not Seeking 70
Escape Army Thru Wedlock.

Story County Boys Not Seeking TO
Escape Army Thru Wedlook.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, July 5.--Story county men
have not been getting married to escape
going to war.
On the other hand the marriages dur
ing the year which ended July l, lSlS,
were considerably less than they were
the preceding twelve months. There
were but III marriages in Story county
during the year which closed the first
of this month as against 236 the year
previous.
The divorce records, however have a
different story to tell. While there were
but seventeen during the year which
ended July 1, 1917, there were thirty
four or just twice that many during
the year ending July I, 1918, and OF
these eight were granted to the nus
band and twenty-six to the wife. The
records for years past show that 1t Is
the wife who seeks and Is granted the
divorce in about four cases out OF hve