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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
GERMAN ADMITS
SEDITIOUS TALK
Billings Man Pleads. Guilty
in District Court to
Charge.
REFUSED WAR BONDS
Wife Buys $500 Worth After
Arrest of Husband by
Committee.
WAR BONDS

Billings, April H. Herman Bausch,
arrested Saturday night under the pro-
visions of the sedition law recently en-
acted, was arraigned in the district
court today and pleaded guilty
Bausch who is a naturalized German,
sought mercy on the ground that he is
a conscientious objector to war His
wife tonight ordered $500 worth Of Lib
erty bonds, refusal to buy which led to
Rau&chs examination by the third de-
gree committee and subsequent arrest
He VIII be sentenced Saturday
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
Real Indian Accepted
in u. s. Medical CORPS

Duluth, Minn.-After receiving spe-
cial waiver from Washington the army
recruiting office here was instructed TO
accept William II. Martineau. an Indi-
an, in spite of s,igr, undi-rwc:gnt and
defects of the eyes.
Martineau is only 10 years of age.
and being one of the few remaining
real Americans he thought it his duty
10 enlist in the service Of his country.
Hc comes from Bayfield,, Wis. After
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
MOntanans Must Secure
Auto Licenses at Once

Helena, April 17.-Unless the law re-
o,irine license of automobiles is strict
ly complied with at once, action will
be started against the alleged Of
tenders wherever they may be found
in Montana. Secretary Of state G. 7.
Stewart has put the matter up to the
sheriffs of the various counties and
the latter in turn are going after the
car owners known to he guilty of yio-
lating the statute.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
Woman Says Ship Is Safe.

Norfolk, Va, April l7.-Mrs. Selma
w. Worley, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander George Wichman Worley. com
nander Of the missing naval collier cy-
clops came to q local newspaper Of
flee tonight and declared that the rnys-
terry surrounding the disappearance Of
the snip and it's 293 passengers, or
crew Will be cleared up within the
next "a hours. In one statement Mrs.
Worley is quoted as saying that the
Cyclops was safe in a South American
port.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
receiving the special waiver he left FOR.
Jefferson barracks to enter the medical
corps.
Regent Apologies for
Remarks About Patriot

Grand Forks, n. D., April 17-Com-
plants against patriotic addresses
given by Colonel Charles II. McVey Of
the university, who recently resigned
to begin overseas service, were dis
posed Of this morning when George A.
Totten, the regent who made them.
apologized to Mr. McVey.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
Corvallis High School
Seniors Will Give Play

Corvallis. April 17.-~Special.--Th
senior class play, q three~act farce
comedy entitled safety First" will be
given at the school auditorium on
Thursday evening. The cast includes
all of the ten seniors.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
Snow Delays Road Work
on Yellowstone Trail

st. Regis, April 17,~-Spccal.-Th
commissioners of Mineral county have
not begun road work this spring as the
highway over which the Yellowstone
trail goes is still covered in many
places with snow. It will be at least
n month before work near the divide
can he commenced.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
St. Regis Over-Subscribes
Her Quota During One Day

st. Regis, April 17.--Special.---
Regis over subscribed her quota to the
third Liberty loan. $4,000 being COL
lected before the close of the first day.
This was done without the stimulus
given in some places by public ad-
dresses and much Advertising
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
Westinghouse Is Given
for NewIy-Weds at Hus0n

Ilason April 11-Spccial--~A large
crowd gathered Saturday evening at
the Huson hail to attend the wedding
dance given for Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Iavnio, who We're married last week
The bride and groom were presented
with many useful presents. Mrs. La
vote MS before her marriage Miss Mary
Boyer
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
For Bilious Troubles.

To promote healthy action Of the
liver and correct the disorders caused
by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tablets
are excellent. Try them and see how
quickly they give you a relish for your
food and Danish that dull and stupid
feeling,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
Husband Denies Charges of
Deserti0n; Says It's
Other Way.
WIFE ASKS ALIMONY
Second Appeal Is for $500
a Month and $3.50
for Attorney.

Hamilton, April 17.-Specal. - Fur
suing him for separate maintenance,
have beer made in the Ravalli county
court by Gilbert Allis, son Of the late
millionaire automobile manufacturer Of
Milwaukee. The additional charges
We're filed by Mr.. Aiis following the
modified appeal made recently by Mrs.
Allis,s formerly prominent London ac-
tress.
In her second appeal for funds Mrs.
Allis asks for $500 a month temporary
alimony, $4,000 counsel fees and 81 ,o00
suit money. Her action follows the
order of Judge r. Lee McCuloch va
eating n previous order for $3.50 u
month alimony.
Says Wife Ruined Him.
In his first reply to the suit brought
by his wife, Mr.. Alls said that she was
the cause of his losing "a fortune in the
Bitter Root valley and that through
her extravaganza he has been reduced
to poverty and is working for 500 4
month for his brother in Milwaukee.
Now, Mr.. Allis, in II counter charge.
denies that he deserted his wife and
that the case is just reverse. He says
he went to Milwaukee to get work and
when he wanted his wife to come she
refused, even after he had made sew
cral requests.
Can Have Ranch House.
The defendant also says that his wife
need not stay in Missoula and pay
house rent when the house on his farm
{ in the Bitter Root valley can be used
by her and that he has made provi-
si0ns for her to occupy the home,
In conclusion he makes a plea for the
custody of his two children, Gilbert,
Jr, and Amber, aged seven and five
years, respectively.
Judge McCulloch has set April %
for the hearing on the case.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
Reappoint Andre Tardieu
Commissioner of France

Washington, April Ire appoint
ment of Andre Tardieu as high COM
missioner of France to the United
States was announced today in an Of
fetal cablegram from Paris.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
BRIDGE NEARs COMPLETION.

st Regis, April 17.-Special.-The
new county bridge across the Missoula
river at this place is practically com
pleted. The approaches remain to be
graded and filled.
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Carrier Pigeons Are
Not Afraid of Cannon

London.-Trained carrier pigeons
never turn on seeing II man with n
gun, says n correspondent, but wood
pigeons turn Immediately.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18
NEWS OF MONTANA
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana.

Di&on.-Georgc Roscnburg, cashier
OF the Farmers and Merchants State
bank. left Monday for Wilson Creek,
Wash. After a weeks visit there with
his parents, Mr. Rosenberg will go to
Chicago to enter the navy service.
A general meeting Of the commercial
club was held at the Community hall
Monday night After the reports Of
tho various committees discussion
followed as to the athletics and n
chairman of this committee will be
named at an early date.
John w, Ray Is employed on the ST.
Ignatins Post for a few weeks.
II. G. Neffner is erecting a new well
house on his homestead just south of
town. X. r. Murchison and ]. G. Me
Callum have the contract for the car
penter work.
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Think Cyclops Destroyed
by Enemy; Find No Trace
Continued From Page Cne.)

high officers Of the navy must be un-
der suspicion.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18

Huaon.--Mrs. Langlois from Butte
and Mrs. I.ajeunesse from Missonla
are visitors at the Scheffer home for
o couple of days.
Willie Marion from Butte. was Wis
ting with relatives in Huson.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-18

Corvallis Ralph keaves has pur-
chased Aldrieh Brothers tractor, and
IS blowing 60 acres Of virgin land on
the Reagan ranch, which he will plant
in wheat.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Brothers, who
lived east Of Corvallis, nine years ago.
made their first trip back. Sunday,
when they came M from their home
AT Victor for q visit with the SHIELD
ons
Mrs W. w. Barr, Mrs Fred Riley
and little son. went to MiSsoula, by
stage, Monday. to meet Mr.. Riley, who
was to be in the Garden City q few
hours.
School was closed yesterday to per,
NIT the grade teachers to attend the
institute at Hamilton.
G. T.. Magni, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. J. O. Read of Hamilton
and Miss Grace Rothwell, of Seattle
cft q few days ago by automobile for
trip to Butte.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
COUNTY WILL REPAIR
HIGHWAY TO NORMAN

Following On inspection Of the stretch
Of demonstration road, one mile in
length, completed BY R A. Sinsietary.
ccsny good road manager, yssisrday.
De eousty commissioners decided 70
fssrsds and put In first eiass shape
W Norman road south to the comfy
limits This road viii connect with 4
similar dirt road which has Just been
gssded sad lrsseed " Cleveland couni
q Iron the county line sosth 10 Moore
Wosk wllI bsgin d soon q the required
vorkmeni can be obtAined. ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17

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vssn .oe. vpssS ssysn sss,n incsus ass g
a. go. "y Nv ws's ~ IN ,.l s,ss ~ sns y,
had had sent @ .hs ! s;:sistsnt eIs I:ysel.a
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suIe ? nuf Prcysce IoYc, i0 49,
sa;i.a sasS wese :. .,nu;St au,isr'nS e. ano ~ 'sc
water. declared Mr.. johnson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
OK LAlolA v0NEII WIlL
Be RECRUITED ron I AD0n,,
STATES Y. 5. OFFICIAL

According 70 rsports received Il the
federal state employment series. ssv-
eral OF the ycuthesa states sSs Nv re-
cuiting vsesel los governmsWt lebor
q Niahyile. 1ssa.. md WihniaG1oa.
Del ~ ~ eAm66S n, ]. ~ h
.waos M wegaen ~ fecsivins 81 cents
A. hc6s, vAIeh u the pay q tabusys
Wags, inersast after one ope month
svnploysssnk sseosdins 10 the abiihy o.
tho.s. e.aployed, q cents being the mex
hisbr bosrly wsse.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
Great Upl,savaI
Nay Be beQInnina

I LONDONpOef, 1.--R,nAofs relative
to TIE .coarpe Germany kas tsten toward
replying 10 tle note ten ryesideat Vii
son losh tAe main isatsros q th,i
moeni41s Sabess 9o6se 81 eonsiAeed
~ cessn.sys useoeditIpnl sdrria-
:..,s:s,:.: ! y. !.
!! =; $;
prt5s 1ays. ~ ,fss so1se line hs has
bees ytnllag' ~ vnioabols b Holland.
Sdie eolDfiak etofsps ~ view hat
dissePssrsset 4 ~ emperor d innsal
xaassi's % nsaGss..
He 10 . mere suIboI ~ . figure
head Of whet we pjedged 10 DESTROY"
ssys the Telegrnph. 1T h what viii
b pubstituted ioe biz insane and disss-
tfous rule that msgters." II
Alteration Of ~ German constitu-
tioa BY which civil power wsstd be
admitted 10 shae u the control d mat
(centlNuo4 - pnW Z cseue>N ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
Citizens Committee
Assumes Control of
Health Department
Kesler Gives Way to Mike Donnelly
!, When Arraigned in Bitter Session;
/ Committee Assured Of Ample Funds to
Battle Influenza Epidemic.

werkmsn will ga tonsrow esanag up premises poor
influenza and placing them In asy coalition announcd Mts
Donnsly this afternoon meeting eissss charge
the health department Dr. Cunaisshsm nominated
new city phycisn but he sad he would b unable to take the spp
ntn C. Walton announced would Immediately begin repair
the read the detention hospital almost impsssable
The city 10 eontcsng another sominatsa city paysean
peposng Mark Keser head Of the city health depart
pent citizens committee from the county chapter of the
Red Cross will manage the department through the cr
,aused by the influenza epidemic Mike Donney will oct will
hem as the official head Of the department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
Linz Biggest City
Occupied N Foe

a.. -~~s@<S8 Ns<es oMmMaIls
Allied pressure on ell sides of the
salient of which Lille was the center,
compelled the enemy to give % that
city, the largest town Of France cap
tused BY the Germans and for four
yesn sn important unit Of the enemy
defense system. D f.8, =
The fall Of lille eouss almost ia
stsntaneousIy with the launchine Of IN
offensive !. BY Fisld Marshal HsiG
against the new German deienses ssulk
OF Vslenclennes His troops boday sfs
stormins forward south Of lie Cssssu
across the Seile river where they were
hailed late last week. .i'f
Lasn With6rswal Costlsues. q
In Flanders tie siiies have raised
important new si,ccesses VIM alEoaa
the Qiye 10 The Heuss TIE allto1 sess-
sure Il mahnised str6nnly. n -
ens1s seviA ot Lea a. 6Sfnas1 -
tesut6 an vslishg ~ t(oyoon ~
Oh M eefgs flSnso. Z, +
\ Stnc6 ~ houi1n ~ = Z 80
II bpj1sk Ss1 An -
M Il 6x'sies[ " ;Isi x
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
.'';sI J - ! s's's 'ss'es;,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. PA reso-
lptim expressing the ccafidsace q he
senate h whlftvss coufs& any h
taken BY Presidsnt Wilsoa ID dcalins
with Germany snd Austris b response
% the demand lor an armistice vas
introduced today BY Senator Lewis oi
illinois, deusocratic whip
Ths revolution, vas not referred "a
Q committee, but went 20 the table,
.srmit(iAg u 10 b cslled - q any time.
There was NJ disepseion.
Senator Gost d 0lslahouAa Introduced
: fesolvtioa todsy ~ inlorse The pgssii
ds1A thot ~ se1lntg y ~ 10 rstiiy
= tteay n psece wit4 ~ 6sns9a 'scvr
st1nent bayed' 81 6lSlln9 0lsh IN
( g'1N.sn gsssE : ~ iorlk hiiks prss-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17

e|lDIls JllBlIIER.
E1ROkllHolll
Lassing Counties Reporting
0versubscriptioos,

The gloom that has pcrvsded state
headquarters for the fourth .Libsrsy
loan is disappearing a. the state nears
h. quota. -sf ". ..9,.
Pessimism that existed q few DAYS
ago ID sradssily turning to oDtimism,
% reports come N that one laering
tyysite9 sse(her 10 oversshsefl6ing
n quota. -Four soch rspogh wsse ~
ceived tins morning. briAeiag ~ sosal
nunbsf df counties that kAve sub-
4cribed their quotas up to forty six Of
the sixU-nime In this district
Nias'c 'ceustiss In DsuhG.
'"The situstiou = 'clessins % soue..
DECLARED X q Philips, chairman q
staie ksadquhsterA this moruine. II
reslies - d ~ the wofktft, that L
~! ess sc,ns pqss, hard ,vosk. to pui
OIIahoek oysy Nh ~ SsoeAst
Ths. fosr .oeentin III rftported =
sthte Md MN thiS h0suinr thst
tieif Saotns ~ 1hep inlsod ven NJ.
rax Lsp1ors. Lovs an1 kilb. Some
doubt ltih eais(s 4 state hsAdeuartSrs
= 70 vhe(her Qr not nine vovntIss Dat
ssys e nOt tsposSsd Pin y ebk 70 rsas
theft Quo@ts. , Asa.i .N.etl' NJ
ehsrasp os,zsoon. 4
The grand total subscribed BY all
Counties of tlsc teats psbostkdr % 70
noon today ~ roxhhs}tlYf 1j6-
III <~--s.-1,T :. "A y I, Z. ! ~ vi Il .-t''lf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
Lille Is Captured,
Huns Out of Ostend,
British in New Drive
Allies Clear in Rear of Beaten Foe in
Flanders-Lille Not Harmed by Re-
firing Enemy-Whole Coast to Be
Cleared Soon.

LONDON, Oct 17-Ossnd u repGftod clear of
the enemy, says from he Bsiish admiralty
today.
Belgian and French troops pivoias o. Lsmbasst-
zyde early today. began 10 push steadily northward
toward the Belgian coast.
Admiral Ksyss Of tie British .ayy, lssdsd At O..
tend THE aftsrnosa official Announcement
fron he admiralty. sat1 et
Frssch cavalry passsls, says tAs Evsains News
rsaehed Ostsad tsday ard rsdnrnsd with ths rspert
thai No Csrmahs were b - sssa Awe
By de Assoeiassi Pres.
PARIS, Oct. l7-O ?. n.)-Dsitiah, frsnch and
BslsAa armies under esannAad q King Albert q lie
offensive h Flandsss. waish rssuued M nssn-
me. Cseevel Sixt W Arnfns aFny wls tlrswn baek
viii Asavy lssSss ~ ~ pss1bsa : Drscssisss
PARIS Oct. lf.Ths whole Il TIA German army andsr
command Of General Hnm m rstsst from the North
Ses 70 the 1on Of Ile having bssn beaten back end ove
thrown w W Allied attAeh today. The retirement asu-
g the pscpso3 of rout Ssveatssn divisions comprise II
q ~ %. h
S4 - 1900 GfGenlH u exitie1Gng MI don tbs
"a ~ in6t ~ SpAinsd ~ agAnt s'lsstss-
ts1c 90 military laws wksA y w out66ksd and virtually
. . s OILY Aisht WIZ Hs1ia
basance BY TIE GAfAn cumbIiag ell along the bst-
ae mont except the region of the Arsonne and northern
Champagne There American troops under Generals HgssH
Cameron and Bulsrd and French 0sps under General Gou
The Frussaan suafdA ceding ground inch by inch ars
dying but not suendss in effort to save their rieht
wing. 49, tgft',. 49, T@'y 80.
10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
SURE
TO ADD|CATE,
LONDON THINKS
Washington in Dark as to
Possible Reply TO Note
GREAT EVENTS EXPECTED
ReichStag Meeting Friday
May Bring Action,

WASHINGTON, Oct IL Great
events are impending In Germany.
That they will come within q day, .
week or q month, officials will not
hazard . guess; that they are inevitable
no one In Washington doubts.
Unofficial reports coming from Hol-
land and Switzerland that Germany
Immediately viii accept President Will
sons peace terms are without confir-
nation here; nor is there any infor-
nation that Germany's reply has been
drawn. In fact, Swiss dispatches say
ing the reiehstag will meet tomorrow
to discuss President Wilson's note
would indicate no reply has yet been
drafted.
Internal conditions, as we'll as the
military situation, are expected to die
tate both the form and promptness Of
Germanys answer. One was regard
cd % only . little less serious than
the other; and there was always the
possibility that combined, they had
forced the German leaders to con-
clusion even before the first note ask.
ing fof an armistice was dispatched.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17

LONDON, Oct 17Iile has been captured by the BrioA
The Germans on leaving Lille did set fire to the builnss
In the city or cause any explodons ass az, !. 1' 4
Begisn forces under tho command Of King Albert which
crossed s Yser river sys srchnS Ostsnd seaport on
region north Of Tourout and advanced IN tie direction Of
TAleR 's1 9 y 49, - ---'-''' -'' "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17

PARIS, Oct. l7.-O ?. n.)-Dsiti
Bslsiaa armies under esaamAad q Ka
BelsianA have mads . mpst iMpestsne {
offensive h FlAndsss. whish wss sssuu
ins. csseral Sixt ~ Asuims a9my "
viii AsAvy lsssss asd - pesllisa + -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
KIDNEY SUFFERERS HAVE
FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally f-el s~curv when ycx
know tia, the medicine yea are about 20
take 10 ah~classly pure and crn,sins no
harmful or hath, producing dress
Such medicine IL ~, KiIrers Swamp
Root, kidney, hssr and bladder remedy
The ams standard al rarisy, strength
AMI excellence Ia maintained In every
bottle Of Swamp koot.
swamp Root 10 scientifically compound
ed irum Vegetable herbs.
!, i ~, s,tnaisn, and Nv 'tsa-a ~
tsaspouuisi doses
II IA no, recommended for evsr,,hisg
According IN verified testimony /, 10
natures great help~r IN relieving ard over
eonins kidney. liver and bladder srvu
hles
A sworn statement Of purity 10 with
every bottle Of Dr, kln~rs swamp-
Root
II ycu need medicine, ycu shoald hare
the lest,
II yua are sir~aiv convinced that
swamp Ksos 10 what yoa need. yoa will
hnd u en- ssle Of al drag stores in bc;sIss
Ut swo aaes. medium and large,
Howevvr, II ven wish first 10 try this
sv~at p1.eAr~tsen s~aa ten GENTS s4a LF.
kllmer / Co, B,nsaAm;sn. y Y. i@ I.
sa rarl. hpttle. When writing IN sure and
nsntiaa this rsrev ADJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
DANGEROUS CAL0mEl
IS SELDOM SOLD NOW
Caome Sates! lake You Sick and You Lose Days Doons
Liver Tone Acts Better Than caIouel and Is Harmless for
Men, Women, chiden-Read Guarantee!

sear stomach os eogged bowels, nodson's Liver
Tone doesn't grippe or cause Inconvenience all next
das like caloussl
Take a dose ot eaiomei ionghs and tomorrow
YOU Will feel sick. weak and uAuscagcd Don't
lose days work
nodsons Liver Tone IL real liver medseaae.
You'll knnw IL next monas because yoa with
wake up with your head clear. your liver active.
bowels clean breath sweet ard stomach regulated.
ion will ice cheerful and full OF stgor and ready
Sor hard days work
You can eat ANYTHING afterwards without risk
Of savating yourself or your children
&c, bottle OF nodson's Liver Tone and try X
on my guarantee. lou'll never again pu, dose oil
nasty, dangerous calcmel into your s,onach~~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

Every druggis, here. yes your drnggiS and
everyhody's druggist has noticed 4 grea, falling
of in the sale Of calogneG They all give the
same reason. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking It's
place.
"Calonei is dangerous and people know il. while
Dodsons Liver Tone is sale and gives better re-
suits" said prominent ices druggist nodsoa'A
Liver Tone is personally guaranteed BY every
druggist, A large iamil~sixed bottle costs hn s
iew cents aud II YOU find !, doesn't take The place
Of dangerous salisaeng calor,rl YOU have only 10
ask Tor your money back
,Dodsons Liver Tone is pleasan,-tas,ing pure.
~ vegetable remedy. harmless 10 both children
and adults Take spoonful a, night and wake up
feeling fine, no sick headache. bliousness, ague,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Calves Should Be Encouraged 20 Eat
Good Rcvshsoe n IN Early Age.

crllcrt grain mixture. IN be- used when
such hay Is lacking. ~ e,mpa~tssi of
parts ~ earnmen, > parts Of llu-
Seed tseal and | part Of hnaa
TIE quantity ~ grain TO 10 FED te.
r~nis very largely ur"n the individual
animals growth sut condition. a. we'll
a. up1 rhe price ~ the grain. Some
feeders dcSIre rapid xruwsh ~ the
ytyuHg animals, aua fer this r,sssssss
feed heavily with grain. ahiIe others
are satisfied With xirw growth and
try to carry their young sfnck largely
cu r,~rghar~ Father axtts.an Ia Gna
wise eln1 a rtsg@SI;frf T>rn7-~r t4etw-~a shv..
two is advisable A safe rule 70 fo|.
law "a ~ feei ore pound " cratn far
the Arse hrns'reANrieht ~ tAc heiser
and on~talt pound for each addition.
ri hgnIrw.v,Eght.
After The helfer reaches oae year
- sSc, The following Ysticns are sGs.
restca Corrmcal. f~,l according 10 the
ruie 'uG mentioned. ,oeethcr with AL
ths s,fs'.s clover, cr cowIea bar that
the SnluIal will consume II no leg.
anslaoas hav IL available. grain eS'm.
posed 81 . parts es,vptnral, - bran.
ard os tiase~d meal, sluten Meal,
w ,NrtfnN.~es! yst'sl and 10 10 ~
pearsis ~ Stage together With all the
dyy rpashase thai tnr animal can caa-
sGnc. viii he foaa. ~ be adequate.
Ca.ler ordinary circumstances gain
Of a.. least q po9nd day tron the
tinse Of weaving 10 tho time u n-.st
csivsrx II = gossd average for dairy
hesfer.