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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Logan
Northern Irrigation Co will be held
IN the County Court House, Logan,
Utah, on December o, 1918, at p.
m. for the purpose Of hearing tbs
secretary's annual report. for the ell
ectihg Of five directors to serve for
the ensuing two years. and for the
transaction Of any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting.
J. W. sEAMoNs.
Secretary and Treasurer
Adv.fss
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-05
give ..sYI.UP OF FIGS. 4,
10 OoNSTrATED CHILD
3silelous "Frult Laxative can't harm
s ssndsr iittle Stomach, Liver

Look % the tongue. mothspi II
seated, your little ones stomach. liver
and bowels rcd CLEANSING q once.
&hsn pssvish. esoss, listlSsa dossn't
slseps eat Or act naturally. or u fever.
i.As stemach sour. breath 'bad; has core
thsoat. diarrhoa, full Of cold. give :
teasreonful Of "California Syrup Il
FgAs snd IN fsw Aours all IL foul,
coestipatsd wssta, undigsstsd fcod and
sour BE gsntly noves out Of lea little
eswpas vlthent eriping. and you have
vsq. playful child again. Al YOU &
S1uSD1A Sbrse bottls Of "Californjs
eyrvp ee Hps which contains full
assssioae aes baatsA children q ~ ~.
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THE MAN ON HORSEBACK

With the suspension Of hostilities and
the consequent tagging Of AL war talk,
speculation as to presidential possibih-
ties now occupies the attention Of politi-
clans. Washington. according to reports
holds the opinion that General John ].
Pershing, commanding figure next to
President Wilson, win be the next presi-
dent should the country 60 Republican.
The chief reason for this unofficial and
premature nomination Of Pershing is
that every war has returned a geat mill
tary leader TO the White House 1.-The man
on horseback. ' 'fTssa
Washington rode from Yorktown to
the presidency Of the then infant repub-
lie; Andrew jackson rode from New Or
leans to the White House; Zachary Tay-
lor from Monterrey; William Heny Harri-
son from the Indian vans, and Ulysses s.
Grant from Appomattox. Louis Garthe,
Washington correspondent for the Balti-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-05
ron a WEAK sToslAUu

value Of this preparation for weak
stomach and impaired digestion. ~
Chaniberiain's Tablets is a multitpde
Of gases has Tally proven the grea,
many. cases this relief has become
permanent and the sufferers have
been completely restored to health.
(, Adv.
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der to protect thei,' i...o.sc I'd,
might have been the shado1 -. SIC,
for action upon the part Of Postmaster
General Burlesc.l during the, fighting
period Of the. war, but even this much is
doubtful. At the present moment we are
unable to find the least justification for
the postmaster, general, and we are posi-
tive a great inajority.of the people Of
the country feel the same way regarding
the matter Moreover, even If we. as
sumo that the government is proceeding
in an orderly MANNER, Mr.. Bnrleson &
not properly qualified or. endowed with
sufficient wisdom to carry out such plans
as the administration may have formnl-
ated. .ss
It is true that tlN world is to become
more democratic as q result of the war,
But democracy is not the same thing as
state socialism, by any means, and there
is great danger that we shall lose more
than we gain by going to extremes.
Chaos reigns in Russia, and the people
Of central Europe are cropping in the dirk
or striving after the ut1at Unable iA their
hour Of humiliation. The transition from
autocracy to democracy has been too sud-
den, and these people are taking 4 plunge
into uncharted seas In their desire to be-
come absolutely free. It will be well for
the citizens Of the United States to BE-
cautious and conservative and not rush
blindly into q pit from which we should
have great difficulty in extricating Our
selves. The people who own railroads,
express companies, telegraph and tell
phone lines, cable and radio systems, are
Just as much Americans as the rest Of us
and should be protected in all their rights
and privileges. It may be- all right to
take their property away from them and
operate it during wartime, but it is neith-
er right nor proper for the government
to retain possession Of it after the war
has ended.
One of the worst features of govern
,ment ownership remains to be consider
led. If all these properties were to be re-
tanned and the owners properly conpen-
stated, every man employed in any capa-
city would be subject to removal by the
authorities at Washington, and he would
be compelled to trim his political sails
accordingly. There would be no such
thing as independent political thought or
action so far, as such employees were
concerned, and either one Of the great
parties might be able to perpetrate itself
IN power BY bidding high enough for this
vote. Also, the administration would be
at the mercy Of its millions Of employees,
who could tie up the business Of the
country unless they were allowed to raise
their wares at will Thus both horns OF
<ho IAslovn,,,o ava onua11v deat1,ckive The
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-05

which ours are but little. We must
not forget the invincible spirit that
maintained an unbroken front thru
years Of awful ansgish.--st Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-05
ABOUT GROUP

II your children ars subject 70
Group or II you have reason to fear
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-05

their being attacked By that disease
you should procure . bottle Of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy and study
the directions for uss. 20 that n
case Of an attack you win know En-
actly what eourss 70 pursue. TAis
IL . favorits and very successful
remedy Tor Group. and II 10 import
AIT that you observe the directions
carefully. Adv
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Adv.f2s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24

ridtig. menigltens irrefiibreno. Bon
sen ertpGbnten 6iIen abgeleben, TT
sic 3uitimmung oes 8unoesrates
6pn gu elmer R%riegserfla-
ru11g erforoerlib. 9agegen mar Die
3%uitimmung oes Meidstages big lett
brett nid)t erforoerlid, mobl aber III
brett, meil ser &eidstag sic fir Die
&riesfiibrung erforoerliden Mittel
sur gerfiieung 81 ltelen bate. @an5
l1no gor gu Sen 8efugniiien bes Sat
lers geborte es bisber, Srieoen 81
ldlieben, unb nod Sen iiinglten gor=
9dngen flingt Sic ebenfalls ilber So
penbage11 fommenoe Meloung, Der
9un0esrat noble sic MISUNDERSTANDING
oobin %ae4noert boben, boB ct ol1d)
beim Irieoensidll1B mitpirfen fon-
ne, ourdous pabriheinlid. Warum
lhreitet man ober nidt ant ridtigen
8fu6e Ser 8e ltimmrng iiber &rieg
ober 6rieoe? Dieies 9dladtenmiiten
ioute Sen G0lfern feline geringere
Mnerfennltng ibrer Opfer b%rtngen,
ais 6os ~Selb1tbeltimmungsre6t iiber
@olfesididiol. Magemeine Mbitim-
ml,ngen ser @4bler unb 8ablbere6=
tigten III betroffenen 2d1bern miirbe
Sic bette 6rie6ensgemdbr fir lange
j3eiten biloen. Ger Seberlebrling.)
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erte, erfranfte iie an Ser Snfluen5a,
bon Der iie leioer ni9t smieoer gene
fen 1oute. Mit DEM @atten betrauern
ibr S6eioen Die bobbetagten @ltern,
Sobn &aoen nrb 5rau bon bier, orei
8riioer un6 6rei S6meltern. Wtitt=
modmorgen fan6 Die 8eeroigung
ltatt, nobel Der bodp. Bforrer Soft
mann bon Ser st. Soiepbs @emein6e
in 8aite Barf sic 3eremonien Dor
nabm. M0ge Die 8erltorbene ruben
in Srie6en. Den @interbliebenen
moblgemeintes 8eilei6.
- SIM Mltenbeim 5u Seem l1ulm
bat s. 8. Meiiing, Elm friiberer Gro
ceriit in ct. @lou6, I'M Sitter BON IS
Sabren 6as 3eitli9e geiegnet. Die
2ei6e tpuroe na9 ct. @louo gebra6t,
nn6 am Wfittmo9morgen anf 0em
&alparien : @ottesader beer6igt, no.
BET bo6m. P. 2ufe STINT, 8. g. g.,
sic @iniegnung oes Grades bornabm.
Moge Ser 8erltorbene, BEN nit Scr
@ottin Elm 9obn Iran5, Der in 5ar=
60 iein @eim fat, betrouert, ruben
in Srie6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
miro oieielbe 6ur9 Die 3eitungen be:
fannt agemodt mer6en.

Sic ct. 8enoelmusz @emeinoe
in 2uremburg> sic bon bo6m. 9errr
S. 8renoer %paitoriert miro, feierte
Montag ibr E%atronsfeit. Mm Mltare
mie ou6 I'M 8eidtitubl leiiteten Dem
bo6p. Ffarrer Die bohm. @erren
Sdo1enberger bon ct. Nidolas,
Balder bon ct. Muguito uno &=
mann bon Souf @opi6s Musbilfe.
linn 7 l1br mar 6ie erite fl. Meiie,
Ole 5meite Inn 8 l1br, bel mel6er Der
ct. @en6elin-M dinnerperein gemein=
l6aftli9 CUR III. communion cling.
Inn 10 ubr tpar 6as feierlide &od=
amt, 5elebriert bonn bo6m. @errn
S6ouenberger, mobei bo9m. &err
S&ompmonn, ser audi cine meiiter=
bofte 6eltpre6igt bielt, ols 9iafon II.
bo6m. &err @alder als 5ub6iofon
oiiiitierten. Sic Seier 1dloB nit gr=
teilung 6es iaframentaliiden Segens
nn6 6em Mb1ingen 6es u@roBe1
@ott."
Sodm. &err Sen. @ebling, mel
der sic ct. Tberelia=@ emein6e in
Donneup felt ieiner @eibe erfolgreid
paitorierte> bot ii9 Mitte letter $50
de bon 6erielben gum @intritt als
&aplon in Ser Ser. Stoaten Mrmee
berobidie6et nn6 lit Sreitag gu iei=
11em biesbe5iigli6en 8~eitimmungs=
orte, Sort @neqing, Minn., obge=
reilt It.
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Ole Gpefulattpnen ser Grei1e iiber

&aroinal Sorlep's Ma6folger ,iin6,
pie erpartet mer6en m11Bte, bon bon
%linnlo1en unri6tigfeiten. Sc iinb
rMe1igfeiten" II. 6or11m 6em 91r6=
l6nittsleier piqfommen. @inem &a=
tbolifen iin0 iie eber 1dmer5li6; 6aS
&equieScat mar nod ni6t fir Ser
b%erltorbenen Brdloten geiungen> olS
Die 3eitungen ii6 nit Ser Musmob]
ieines Na6folgers bei6aftigten. ssh
mi1ien, 6aB Som crit na6 grunbli=
der> ge%miiienbofter Briifung Sic CT.
%nennungen madt; Sic Nennung 6e1
Namen in 10 friiber 3eit 3eigt I'm:
fenntnis ser Gage. Ser 1od9ite Sn-
bober 6es Sibes in Seem Sort brau61
nidt Elm &ar0inol 5u iein. 9as 6orti=
ge @r5bistnm i6lieBt Sic @iir6e Ell
nes &ir6enfiir1ten nidt Elm, lie i'll
ibr Gl1Berli6. @r5bii9of @orrigon
m1tr6e ME &ar6inol, nn6 er tpar See
geltorbenen &ar6inols nnmittelbare1
8orgdnger.9 Die Grtpdbnung bes na6=
item &oniiitoriums lit eitle 8lo1toerei
un6 &uumfiilung. 9ieie 6unftionen
iin6 big no6 bem &riege unterbro=
hen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
9armt bel irgenbeimer anberen 6,

&amm bei irgenbeiner anberen &C.
1egenbeit' iin6 bie beioen @orte il +
poer gege1 bon 10 GROCER @i6ttg=
felt ols CUR Belt ser @abI. 8enn Ser
@dbler oaber ieinen 5timm5ettel IN
Sic @oblurne 1egt, muB er nit fi6
1eIbIt griin6lih GIT State gegangen
fem, bebor er o11f cine pobl itberleg=
te 8eeriinoung bin fi6 fir ODER ge=
gen einen &an6i6aten enti6eioet .Wer
am @obltoge in 6ieier @eiie ieiner
Eflidt am Stimmfaiten nadfommt,
miro iid BEL Der Mbltimmung fir oas
COUNTY, M%u6itorsomt onf Die @eite
bes &on6i6oten Mifolans Ebomep
id1ogen miilien, + ii 6eii en- Wieoer=
nabI. Sic triftigIten nn6 nntpi0er=
Iegboriten @riin6e liegen Dor. @r be-
fIetoete Dos Mmt MIR mdbren6 zines
Sermins, nr6 mGbrenb 6ieIer Mmts=
seit lit er sic in 6erOfftce ousaniiben=
Sen Gflihten nit elmer @emiiienbaf=
tigfeit, Gromptbeit, 3uporfommen=
belt nno 3l1berldiiigfeit nadgefom=
men, sic ieoem, Ser nit ibm Mmtsan=
geleqenbeiten 5n beipreden ODER 81
regeln botten, b0dit b%efrie6igten uno
i'm 3u bent Mnfpru6 auf 6oS 3n=
tronen 6es ibm bel Der err ten Wobl
qetpobrt pur6e, boI1onf beredtigen.
Gdeingriin6e gegen feline Wabl
mogen onfgebrodt mer6en, aber oiele
Der ihminoen int @egeniab 51 6en bie-
len 1tidboItigen @riin6en, Sic fir Die
8ie6ertpabI 6es Serrn EbomeD 1pre=
diem, Ser mie bor6em 10 ond, tpern
mie6ererpGbIt, iid beg baour6 IN ibn
geIebten 3ntrol1ens bolen6s muroig
ermeiien miro.
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$tadt=neui9keiten.

- Souls 2orinier, @obn 6es Der
ltorbenen 6rib 2orinier, IieB 6urd
feline @6melter Suiepbina, Sic in ct.
Soul ibr @eim bat, feline bieiigen8er=
ipan6ten miiien, BOB er in einem8aie=
&oipital in Sranfreid aue feline 6in=
ger an Ser linfen @an6 berloren nn6
er 1td o1tf einige Monote SEN @olpi=
tal=8 equemlidfeiten bin5ugeben bo=
be.
= @ranfbofte @opfidmeraen, I'm
beromltdfeit> Ser ltopfung 5eigeh
neutrality-suspicious. Ser @e06rme.
.8ringen Sic SIR Sbltem 5ur &C.
iun6beit II. &roft 6ur9 reguldre Sd
tigfeit Sbrer @e6drme 5uriid. @oui=
iter's &odp Mountain Sea beranIaBt
Die @e6drme at natiirli6er, reguld=
rer SGtigfeit. - Mortin Molitor.
- SRI. 6ronces @eber, Eo6ter
6es %beritorbenen &orl @eber> 6es
friiberen S9nl1uperinten6eten bon
6tenrns County, pelhe 1i9 int ct.
Mlerius @o1pttoI gu 8ismard, Sc.
@, in Ser &ranfenpflege anSbiloete,
lit 6a1e1blt in ser 8liite Hires 2ebens
onr6 Sen 500 in sic @tpigfeit emit
fiibrt tpor6en. 3pei 8rii6er, &orl
@eber inn Camp 9obge nr6 6rie6rid
bon bier, betrarern bic Ser itorbene.
Die 2ei6e trof Sreitag in ct. CLOUD
Elm un6 mnr6e on6eren Cages anf
oem &olbarien = @ottesader an Der
'Seite ibrer @ltern CUR 3ube gebet=
tet. Moge Sic Ser itorbene ruben IN
6rie6en!
Sast nit inns: @eg nit ser Ero=
bibitions =SSbee 1tnb belft baan, inbem
Sir gegen 6as 8%rpbibitions =Mmen=
bement itimntt. Sttm1nt NO
= Sc STOP, 8eter &i6ter, oas 5nei
Sabre olte S0bnden Der an 49,.
Mbenne n0r6li6 tp%obnen6en Samilie
@arl &i6ter, 1torb Sreitogdben0 an
ser 911ngent5iin6nng, an Ser ord Die
"a esobre alte M1ttter bes &naben er=
franft tpar. Die 2ei6e 6es &in6es
tpnr6e @omstognadmittog onf benz
@ulborien $ @ottesoder begraben. Mls
ser 8ater bom &ir6bofe 5uridfom,
fan6 er feline Gran I'M Sample gegen
BEN unerbitIi9en 500, in benz tie
bal6 na6ber unterlag. Sonntagnab=
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Mehr nub melr aelangen Sic MGb:

Ter gu Ser l1eber5ergung, 6ob BEL Ser
Stimn1obgobe sic Earteifrage' binten=
ungelett un0 sic @iirbe nnb Ser0ien-
tie Ser &orbioaten, Sic ii9 um Elm
Mnt benerben, in Sen S%or6ergruno
riiden. uro Dies nit bouem &eate.
@enn Elm Mmtsfan0ioat lt9 boroem
in 0em linn anpertraut getpeI enen
Mnte ourd getreue uno gemilienbof-
te Mmtsonsfiibrung betpabrt nn6 1t9
bomit 6es in i'm geietten 3utrauenS
inert gemoht fat, 10 ioute bieieS 3u=
trauen i'm 5u elmer Wioertpabl be-
redtiger1. Cine iol6e 8eredtigung
per0ient @err Sen. Offering, melder
ols Mitglie6 Ser 8eb0rbe Der &om=
miiidre uniereS County Ben finffen
&ommil1dr0iltrift gu 6eiien 8eitem
mie oud gum 9eiten 6es County int
oagemeinen pertreten bat. ST lit NIT
Sen ge%6iirfniiien BEG bon linn pertre=
tenen 9iltriftes aufs inniglte betrant
uno bieien im gepiinidtem MaBe
ieiner &onitituenten gere6t gu mer=
Sen, miro fem ernites un6 ein5igeS
Streben fem, fails 6ie 8abler 6es
3iItriftes i'm mieoerum ols ibren
gertreter in sic @~onntp=&ommiiidr=
beboroe ertpablen.
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Nie Ser Sraaui1attpusaebanfe nn=

W1e Der Srgantiattonsgeoanfe 1tu=
ter Sen ifanoinabilben Mrbeitern felt
Mnsbrl1h bes &rteges an 8oben ge=
monnen fat, ergibt ii6 aus folgen=
Ben 3oblen: Sic idme6iiae n
@etperfihoften erbielten I'M lebten
Sabre einen 3uma6s bon 1884
Mitglie6ern, un6 Sic @eiomt5abl Ser
Mitglieoer belief iid bamit ouf 1867
146. Sic @eperti@aften fir Mrbei=
terinnen fonnte lire Mitglieber5abl
BON 8,238 ouf 14,400 i%teigern. Sn
oemielben Sabre itieg Sic Mitglieoer=
5obl Ser %normegii9e @etperf=
ldaften bon 10000 nnf $4,000. Sic
oGniiden @eperfi6often brodten es
bel einem 3utpo6s bon 28,162 Mit=
elie6ern auf insgelamt 171,284,
oornnter rr116 $4,000 Sranen.
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Illus der utn9e9tMd
O1elrp1e.

&ongreBn1ann S9on miro font
member Samstog in 8egleitl1ng iei=
ner Satin in I'M erer Mitte peilet1
nn6 aben6s in Der Sta6tbaQe eine
&e6e balten. Cine obermolige Mb=
fdGtunq 6es @e16eS un6 Ser &re=
site i'm Conn Melrofe lit bon Set
Winneiota 5teuerfommiifion ange=
or6net tpor6en, nno s. $. 8eite miro
bieielbe beiorgen. SRI. Morio Heters,
uelde i'm CAMP 9obge, Soma, &ran=
fenpflege beiorgt, lit 1a11t 8eri6t an
Ser Snfluen3o erfranft; lire Sor1te,
Sri. gliiobetb Miuer, begob iid an
ibr &ranfenloger, Tim ser Hotientin
in ibrer 2eioens5eit CUR Seite 5u
fem. - 6rou @einri6 Ebien BON
giuinQs, Mort., erfreut bier lire
Shpelter, Sron Mn6r. &olb, nit Ell
mem ld11geren 8eiude. - SRI. &oia
@eibel bot iih GIT einem ldngeren
8eil1de Bel @ertpan6ten nn6 Sreun=
Sen in @innipeg, Canada, aufge=
modt. = Sci Ser Mrbeit an elmer
9reidmoidine nobe Minot, g. g.,
erlitt Sobn 8ouer, Sobn Ser bier
mobnen6en Samilie 6ran5 8ouer, er=
bebli6e @%erletungen an einem ieiner
Seine. - Tro11 Beter Morib bon
Sarge un6 Srou Motb. Mobrer bon
Gutlan6, 20. g., bielten lid BEL bie1i=
gen @erman6ten nr6 Srenn6en meb=
rere Sage bel u6smeiie onf. - Sic
81. g. Watbetps 6omilie lit na6 ct.
Soul umge5ogen, mo ite ibr %fiir6eres
&eim MAIDEN miro. = 6rou 6re6
&leber bon ct. Saul mar mebrere
Gage bier GIT 8ei1d; ibr @otte itebt
auf DEM Ser. @toaten Sronrspprt=
idiff Morfe inn 9ienlte 6es gaterlan=
bes. - @oipor Moorman11 rei1te
Mitte 1ebter @o6e in eigenen 2an6=
intereiien nad 6ul6o> Sosfotdeman>
Canada, mo- er iih iiber einen Monot
oufbalten miro. - 6rou @einri6
S6mieiing bon 8luffton erfreufe bie=
.itge 8ertpon6te uno Srenn6e nit Ell
nem ldngeren 8ein9e. - SRI. 2eona
3irbes fat iid bon ibrem l1ntpobl=
fem 10 peit erbolt, 6aB iie tpie6er lire
Sagespfli6t ol1siiben fam. - Ser
brei Meilen nor6lih bon bier mob=
nenoe @einrt6 81. 5innenfomp bot
BEN 8al1 zines groben neuen Silos
fertiggelteut. - SS1 Ser Somilie
Sobn &leber bielt elm m1nteres Eod=
teredn mifommene Mufnobme.
@1iif gum @reigniiie! - Inter 6em
qoitli6en Obood ser 6amilie Soiepb
Oepermonn genoi1en mebrere Srenn=
6e II. No9born 6erielben einige redt
ongenebme 5onntagsnadmittogs=
Itnn6en. - @ermonn @eiferma1tn,
tpeI6er in elmer Minneopolis 8anf
Mniteuung batte, eritottete bieiigen
@ernor6en rro Irenn6en Dor ieinem
@intritt in Sic Mrmee einenMbidie6s=
befl1d. = @erbor6 &idter lit bon
@reenmol6, mo ct in ser &ol1enborlt
S6mie6e Nusbilfe Iei1tete, in ieiren
Tomilienfreis 5l1riidgefebrt. = Sol.
s. Seattle bot feline ne1e, berrlide
@obnung, Sic er ieiner Somilte o11f
ieiner nor6lia bon ser 9to6t gelege=
men Sarm erri6ten lief, bonen6et II.
miro 6ieielbe in SEN erlten Sagen Be-
5ieben. = Ser an Ser ct. 8onifo=
aiusfir9e ols @ebilfsprieiter onge=
itelte bodm. &err 8nBmonn tpor eli
mes Cages lebter ISOLDE in @eid6ften
nod ct. GIou6. = &ier lit sic No6=
ridt eingetroffen, 6oB Soiepb 8obI=
mann gliidli6 am ienieitigen lfer
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I'm elmer iiber &ppenbager gefpm-

menen MeI6ung betBt es, Der bent=
ihe 8nn6esrot bobe eine Menoernng
Ser &eidsberfoiil1rg in 8oridlag ge~
broft, nod :pelder in 31tfunf It GIT Ell
ner @riegserfldr11ng sic 3uItimm1ng
6es 8%un6esrotes nn6 bes &eidsta=
ges erfor6erIi9 fem 1one, a1tsgenom=
me11 in S6uen, mo 8un6esgebtet ODER
6effen @uiten a11gegriffen miir6en.
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9unnerstas, Sen "a. Sftober 1918.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-19
FARMER BRYSON LOSES BY FRI
Wind, Hail and Lightning in Salem
Section-Crops Damaged.

Little River, June 0.-Special:
Our people are we'll. with few ex-
ceptions.
j. w. Reid and w. M. Perry are
on the invalid list-not dangerously
sick, but in very delicate health.
Their friends hope soon to see them
we'll again.
What corn and cotton was left af-
ter the recent hail storm is looking
tolerably we'll. A considerable
amount Of cotton land had to be
planted in corn and peas; some will
do to leave. The hail lay on the
ground for some time after the
storm. A good many trees were
uprooted. One very large oak tree
on the I. II. Harrison place, where
Jake Steward now lives--a tree
some four feet through, which stood
near the front yard--crashed down
on the other smaller trees and
smashed things about, but did not
damage the buildings. A heavy bolt
Of lightning came down and splinter
ed poplar shade tree in G. r.
Pixies yard. The family were all
near, but fortunately none of them
was hurt.
w. M. Perry had the misfortune to
lose one of his match mules the past
week.
j. B. Burgess had the misfortune
to lose good COW the past week.
Our friend, Ronald Bryson, got his
barn, corn and fodder, one horse and
some farming tools burned recently.
Mr.. Bryson lived with Mr.. Jamison,
two miles north OF Salem. The barn
was burned about 10 a. m. when the
folks were in the field. The fire
left him without corn or fodder, OF
which he had plenty to carry him
over and to sell. Some insurance
was carried on the barn and horse.
On June 4th the sad news OF the
death of Lemuel Nicholson, the 49,
year-old son Of Rev. and Mrs. Wade
Fl. Nicholson, of Lake Toxaway. N.
g., was received. Young Mr.. Nichol-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-19
Plant the Stubble Right Now.
Progressive Farmer.)

There should not be an idle acre
of stubble land in all the South this
year. Foods and feeds are scarce
and high-priced, and this Is a condi-
tion that is likely to continue for an
indefinite period. With our long
growing season, 1t Is easy to grow a
second crop after the small grain is
off, and not to do SO means that we
are getting from our lands only
about one-half the returns we should.
In the choice of crop to plant
after the oats. wheat or rye, there Is
great variety to select from. Where
soil conditions suit, lespedeza or
Japan clover is perhaps the best Of
but 1t of course must be planted in
the early spring. Cowpeas have
long been popular as crop for
stubble land, and are still one Of the
best. If seed are plentiful, one and
one-half to two bushels per acre
broadcast will make a heavy crop of
hay; but if seed are scarce it will
probably be well to drill two or three
pecks per acre and cultivate about
twice. Sorghum, either alone or with
cowpeas, may he depended upon to
make heavy tonnage Of hay. and soy
beans are also fine, especially in the
upper half Of the cotton belt.
Where there is any likelihood OF a
shortage Of grain within the next
twelve months. corn is crop that
may well he considered, particularly
If the stubble land Is fairly fertile.
We would prefer to plant we'll below
level on all we'll drained lands, as
this makes cultivation easier and
probably enables the crop to with
stand drouth better. Corn should be
gotten In as quickly as possible now,
and generally not later than July 1,
except possibly in the lower South.
Food and feed are too badly need
ed to leave the stubble land bare;
select the crop that best fits your par
ticular location and conditions, and
then get 1t in without delay.