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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-03
Mayors Appeal
TO THE WOMEN OF TACOMA:

TO THE WOMEN OF TACOMA:
A crisis is facing us. We must have the CO.
operation of all for national safety and city
progress.
| believe in Tacoma women. / feel they will
help us when they know what is essential. And
this is the situation:
We have on the flats great enterprises making
ships for war; The work is hampered by poor
transportation for the men.
The Foundation company has 200 men now
and is spending $5,0O0,0O0 or $6,OOO,O0O here,
building 10 boats 1t offers to build 20 and
spend S10,000,0O0 or $12, 100000 here and employ
240O men if the city can arrange transportation
facilities over our Municipal ear line.
This could only be done now by taking ears
from the other city lines for the tideflats work
ers. Manager Bean says he will give the city the
ears if he can pull them off other lines.
But he can only do this if women shoppers stop
using them and leave all cars for hauling work
in the evenings.
Will Tacoma women do this? Will they stop
all afternoon shopping and get home by 4:3O
o'clock so we can have the ears to help the gov
eminent win this war and to help Tacoma grow?
This must be concerted and unanimous move
by the women. If they will do it, it will simplify
our problem greatly. Otherwise we may have
to ask stores to close at o'clock which will cause
considerable confusion.
ask the women of Tacoma to act at once on
this for we must solve this crisis Immediately.
Tacoma must have this great industrial increase
and the nation needs this cooperation of all our
people. -
A. V. FAWCETT,
Mayor of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-03

charges Of shoplifting articles of
feminine finery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-03

J. e. Chilberg, Pres. Gustaf Lindberg, Vice Pres
O. s. Larson, Manager. H. Berg Assistant Cashier.
Open Saturday Evenings from to 8 to Receive
Savings Deposits and Cash Pay Checks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-03

slider, if you could pass the
required examination, not
only for military duty, but
for a position of any kind,
which demands response.
bility and trust. Don't put
off having your teeth at
tended to another day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-03

When the fitness for military service i:
on every tongue, it is well for you to con
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-29
QUILTS AND BLANKETS

IN THIS DEPARTMENT YOJ
WILL BE ABLE TO PICK Up A
WORTHY BARGAIN.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-29

TOMATOES AND CORN BE.
PEAS AND SALMON poe.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-29

AT EXACTLY PRESENT HOLE
SALE PRICES.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-29

We HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN
OF TW0-IN-ONE SHOE POLISH
TAN ONLY, SALE PRICE Sc.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-29

SWIFT s PRIDE AND GOLD
DUST ALSO ARGO STARCH
Be. EACH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Capture Of Ostend Opens Western
Gateway of Belgium to Ally Ships

n huge floating battery for the
SpanlardH. but tho sea. ever tho
ally OF the Beigiann. wrecked {,
before u could serve its purpose.
they built gigantic chariot
drawn By 20 horses. u was a
moving fortress with guns.
draw bridges and anchors. but
the wheels sank In the sand. i'm.
movable ft.aort was had 10
charge after charge. but all In
vain. the stout defenders held
out. The Spanish general final.
~ mined the defenHcs and blast
cd great gaps thru which tho
bcsiegerH entered tho city. Two
thirds OF ostend lay IN ruins.
Then followed a long era Of
bondage. For NOR. than two
centuries the cities Of Flanders
werc bound up with the declln.
Ing fortunes OF the Kingdom OF
spain and then tho Austrian
house 81 iiapsbursu. History
can hardly bo said 10 have been
kind 20 the cities OF the south.
crn Netherlands. But IN this
manner heroic nations arc made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

The evacuation OF ostend
opens tho western gateway OF
Belgium. Ships Of peace and
war can once more enter its spa.
eious port. II tho Germans have
left the great achievements Of
the Belgsans In harbor improve
ment unmolested.
The four years that have just
passed for ost.nd recall another
story Of Its history. During the
last years OF tho 18Th century
the king Of Spain had forced
nearly all tho Flemish towns to
recognize his sovereignty. Tho
Inhabitants OF Ostcnd. cncour.
aged by some aid from tho
Dutch. tn. English and tho
French by sea. held out against
the armies sent from Spain for
its conquest.
For three years. isoi.isct. a
Spanish army laid siege TO o.
tend An American historian.
John Motley. tells In tho ''HiH.
tory OF the United Nethcrla nds. -
the story OF ostnnd's defense.
Italian engineers constructed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
WHILE FLU KEEPS
The SHOWS SHUT


Leyy's orpheum viii not reopen
with moving pictures after the flu
han Is lifted. Instead a musical
comedy company Of 40 people VIII
hold the stage at that theatre.
Eugene Levy. owner, has been no
sotiatiug with Eastern companies
for several weeks and now an
nounoea that no has secured the
Harry c. Lewis Musical Comedy
company Of New York for an es
tended engagement at HIS theatre,
Leading royalty successes win DO
produced.
There will be 80 chorus girls In
the cast-six OF whom are Mack
Sennett diving beauties recruited
from the movies.
soiiie Carter. brother OF Monte
Carter. will be one OF the comedians
In the east.
George cohan's success, Little
Johnnie Jones'" will probably be the
opening number.
Extensive alterations have been
made In the theatre since II was
closed under tho health department
order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
FREED CITIES IN
FRANCE HAD Great
INDUSTRIAL PAST
Isle Thread, Isle Lace Evidence
of Lilies Former Industrial Worth

In the nth century. a castle
OF tho counts OF Flanders stood
on an island IN the Dculo river.
A town grew up around II and
became known as "Liale." or
q Lille.
out Of those humble origins
a great industrial city grow.
"iislc thread" and elsie lace
bear testimony In all civilized
lands OF the chief Industries OF
the community.
When Lille passed back into
the hands OF the French. an
other chapter was completed In
the annals Of a city. the wealth
OF which made II for centuries
tho prey of greedy princes II
has passed successfully under
tho rule Of tho counts OF Fiand-
ers. the dukes OF burgundy. the
emperors OF Austria. tho kings
OF spain and thoso OF France.
None were ever able 60 take
from II the customs and priv
iieges and liberties It's citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

early wrcHtsd from Tho feudh
lords OF Flanders
In 1913 the inhabitants OF
Lille waged heroic struggle
against an Austrian army.
Carlyle, the great historian.
tells In HIS own inimitable style
the result:
IL il In vain; Lille. after
burning, Is always qucnchcd
again; lille will not yield. The
very boys deftiy wrench tho
matches out of fallen bombs:
Memorable also bo that
nlmbio barber. who. when the
bomb burst beside. snatched up
n Ahred OF IL. introduced soap
and lather into u. crying
My new shaving
diAhi'"
The enemy abandoned tho
Siege and the heroic city. black
encd and shattered by fire and
shell. proudly and triumphanuy
faced tho future. aA Il hhail
again now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Courtrai, Famous Flemish Town, Has
Made Ceaseless Struggle Against Foes

courtrai. one OF the famous
Flemish towns OF Belgium. Is
free. This is a record that hin-
tory has repeatedly made. Cor
CourtrAi's struggle with tho op.
prcsaor has been ceagcleAa.
There was a time when cour-
tral. like Bruges and Yprcs.
ranked with Venice and Naples
and Genoa among the great
cities of Europe. The history Of
the Flemish towns 10 large
par, Of the struggle OF the work.
ingmcn against tho privileged
classes. The charters which the
townsmon won were their mag.
nae chartea no less than the
more famous one Of England.
In 1909 there was fought out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
LOTTERY RUNS
IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. se.--Faeed
with the assertion that two dozen
lottery games are flourishing In
Portland. tho police today explained
that Chinatown In the north end IN
honeycombcd with tunnels and cav
erns which make II practically I'm
possible 20 unearth the men conduct
. ing the lotteries.
This was the first the public knew
Of an underground Chinatown.
Shlnyard workers. IL Is said. are
spending their ready money on the
lotteries. where thousands OF dollars
change hands weekly. Chinatown
here covers an area about ten
blocks square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

side Of the walls % Courtrai
ono OF tho great battles Of his.
tory. The allied artisans Of
Hrugos. Yprcs and courrrai met
and dcclnivsiy defeated tho flow.
or Of French knlEhthood. About
1900 knights were killed From
tho bodies OF tho dead tho vic
tors collected 700 golden upura
Tho incident gave the name tho
Battle % the Spurs. Tho tide Of
battle later turned for n period
against the Fieminb cities. and
In revenge for the Rattle 81 the
Spurs tho King Of France had
courtrai burned 20 tho ground.
Few monuments % tho expert.
eno.s OF courtrai have survived
nueh disaAtcra-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Laon Used to be Roman Fortress and
Stopped Three Historic Invasions

Laon. a bastion In Hind.n.
burg's western line. has fallen
to the allies. The inhabitants.
for four years in exile. are flow.
ing homeward.
Their homes viii be found 10
be only wrecks OF those from
which they fled when the Ger
man armies swept across France
In August, 1914.
Laon stands on hill--as n
town should to be seen Of men.
The visitor climbs 2s3 steps and
several inclined planes to enter
the town from the iowlands
around IL.
The remnants Of an old fort.
ress. the courthouse. tho cathc-
dral and other public buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Seattle Men Win
u. S. Commissions

Iesnno Missigman. Charles Il.
warteile and Charles l.. Wilkens
were the three Seattle men commits
stoned first lieutcnan,s in the army
Friday. according 10 announcement
made In Washington. Ivan Clark
Rurch. OF 1910 sixth ave. was com
missioned second lieutenant In the
army sanitary division Of the mcdi.
cal corps.
other men appointed were
Charles A. Riemcke. Yakima, and
Elmer L. Smythe. Bremerton, first
iieutenants OF medical corps. and
Glenn A. Paulson, Tacoma. second
lieutenant OF air service aeronautcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

are clustered about the top OF
the hill.
IL IN natural stronghold that
has had a large part in the his
tory OF France.
When IL was a Roman fort.
ress, the inhabitants here
checked three separate inva-
sions Of the ancient Germans
that OF the Franks. the Bur.
gundlana and the vandals. In
the early middle ages. Laon
stopped the advance OF the
earlier Huns into western Eu.
rope. II was an event OF great
consequence to Europe, for
these barbarians. like the mod.
ern Huns. threatened 20 destroy
the civilization slowly buildcd
up by mankind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Monster Herd of
Caribou on Yukon

DAWSON. Oct. 2s.--Passengcrs
on the United States dispatch steam.
er Gen. jeff c. Davis report seeing
thousands OF caribou swimming
across the Yukon and moving over
the hills on both sides OF the river
as far as the eye could see. The
jeff c. Davis arrived Friday night.
The caribou herd was seen in the
vicinity OF the international boundary
line between Eagle and Forty. Mile
posts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Boys Accused of
Burgling Stores

Three boys. Alex Mcwhirter. John
MeEachren and Mike Carney. are
charged in a complaint filed by As
sistant Prosecuting Attorney Bartc
with breaking into the storehouse OF
the Anderson supply Co, Ill Cherry
It. and stealing four cameras. phon.
ewraph records. the contents OF Bel
RiAn-French child relief bottle. and
money from the cash drawer. Barto
says the boys have confessed their
gutlf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Lens, Center of Coal District, Will
Take Place Among MARTYRS of War

Lens. city OF about 30. 900
inhabitants. IL In tho center OF
an extensive coal field. Before
the war some OF the chief iron
and steel foundrics and manu-.
factories OF France were located
here. Now. according TO reports.
these have been disrnantled. and
their machinery set up in Ger.
many. Lens viii take n place
among the famous martyrs of
the great war.
Whenever Europe has been at
war. Lens. with its nelghbors
In Flanders. has been the center
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Film Magnate
Coming

Leonard Mcyberg. Los Angeles
movie magnate. win arrive in Seat.
tie shortly on nationwide tour un.
der the auspices OF the smiieage al.
vision OF the war department com.
mission on tfaining camp activities.
Meyberg Is travelling turnout the
country. persuading movie house
managers TO give 10 per cent Of one
days receipts zach month to the al.
vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Muratore Cancels
Concert

Lucien Murstore. grand opesa
star. has cancelled his Pacific coast
engagements until March as the re-
suit OF the Flu epidemic. lie IL re.
turning to the East to take part In
New York operu. and when the
Eastern engagement Is completed.
will return to Seattle for a concert
at the Metropolitan theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
CARTOONIST IS
HELD FOR DRAFT

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct. 2s.--
Findings Of n courtmaruai which
yesterday tried Maurice Becker. New
York artist and csrtoonist, on charges
OF desertion at Camp Bowie. Fort
Worth. are expected to be made pub.
lie today.
Despite Becker's plea, made thru
his attorneys, that he has always
been a conscientious director. the
court held the evidence OF the defend.
ant to be irrelevant. as he had regis
tered In Delaware. later fleeing 70
Mexico. He was recently arrested at
Laredo, Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Eva Bites Her Nails

Eva Tanguay. who spent the
week loaflng here. because Of the
flu ban. says she'll never come back
To the coast. Wouldn't even see
newspaper reporters.
Now that Eva isn't coming out
here again. the public will arise. and
sing: II Don't Care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

OF The atruEEIe. In 1913 Tho
primo. Of Condo won n decisive
victory over the spanlards at
Lens. and brought tho Thirty
Years war to an end. IL was
the end OF a war which had cost
Germany n third Of It's popula-
ton and enormous wastaRe %
warfare. AZ result in tho
century In which tho surplus
population Of England wa.
founding empires overseas des.
tined 20 become the envy OF tho
UohenzoIlcrns. Germany was
slowly recovering from the
Thirty Years war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Show Man Prepares
for Service

Jay Haas. manager OF Levy's or
pheum. Is juhilant over the fact tina,
his old friend. Frank Stoffie. will be
with him on the front line TO fight
the Huns. for they both are ciassod
by Uncle Sam as AL In the las,
draft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
HELD IN CHECK CASE

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 26.--Max
N. Wallace and Peter Martinez, said
to be paroled from the reformatory
at lone. Cal. were under arrest here
today. charged with passing fraud.
ulent checks for over $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Prepare Chart to
Show Improvement

a. 8. Eldridge. manager of the
more homes bureau OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. is preparing a chart OF
the city, showing the home building
improvements made In each district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
THREE TREsTIEs LOST

ASHEVILLE, ". C.. oct. 2s.--
Three trcstics on the Toyaway rail.
road have been washed away as the
result OF heavy rainfall. French
Broad river is out OF its banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Aberdeen Launches
Steamer Brookland

ABERDEEN. Oct 2s.-Thc Brook.
land. s.ooo-ton twin-screw wooden
steamer. was launched Friday after.
noon at the Grays Harbor Motor.
ship company yard. The Brookland
Is sister ship TO the record ship
Aberdeen. and Is the third vessel OF
similar type to be launched within
the last 80 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Oh, But He's Big

Dean Worley. manager OF the
Wilkes Players at the Wilkes the
atrc. will never see service on the
western front bccaus. he's 10 big
they haven't any shell craters deep
enough to keep him out OF sight.
The army might Be able to eamou.
flage him 10 resemble mountain
In order to screen the movements Of
tho troops In tho rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

Yank companies in ono regiment
have three refugee dogs. m ant
eater and a wild boar as mascots.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
DAMAGE BY MUSRRATS
They tns Responsible tof Con
siderable Injury Ia Crops.
Iissss Anamais Are Mesa vaizaAss for
Fer saa sassid lss prsseessA snd
Teaspsd Whses Thsy An
Net TseGhlsssnae. \. ~

fFrupMfus ~ the unassax Ssaa~s nspA2t'
msax R &GSsezstafsJ
Maskrats are rsssssasihse fer caasid'
cradle damage 10 growing sTvsx EFi'
gattca dassArs. nasli damas. etc Thes
are The mnaxt valuable fur aninaais ~
ths United States md whsa thsy srs
Dot troublesome shsaid be protected
and Trapped sos FAR. isai In sssaae acraiE
ties II In nee~ssary 10 esagsscy HiSas'
ur~s 10 sestncs their nurmhers ar pre-
vent thesa fgum eaassng iniary. Thts
eAa axua,iy b. aoae BY Isppsag. and
tina saie NJ ths peass makes rsaeh &C.
tivsttes profitable. ofyea crops may b
protected by ifs esseficn OF wtr~saaesh
sencws between th~gn and the marsh OF
pcai where the animals live. such
fencss sfsguid reach at ienss SIX taeAes
hsaeath the sarfsce III the greand ta
preswnt the HHskrnts burrcwsng unasr,
Tn Earru~ waterways hArrvs traps hHvs
proved efssaeat In catching large ns,-s.
bsss of these animals
injury BY MpskratA
ny creetsnx nacrs permanent weTkx,
owners Of etabankH~nta. dams etc.
saay guard sgsinsa injuries to tnslr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

property by maskraia A mere rem
eral use NJ comcress. for example. has
greatly Hainimlxcd sash trvahlea The
more liberal nss of gravel Or cosrss
sand for the surface es entertainments
has been found effective, since the ant.
iuals viii NOT barrow In soll that oils
the hale Nv fast a. they open II.
Destruction Of mnskrats where this
In desirable, as well a. their protection,
which IL Ia mcst cases advisable. II
discussed Ia a recent farmers bulletin,
No. 500. OF the United States depart
faent Of agriculture.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
TINE run CuTTiRG ALFALFA


IN III ea&nRaNay hstkss~i thaa TN
F<hpeF tane " h@ssA csssaax sli'Aisl
bay IL when the Esad u shaat enc.
suHsh I'm Ase@aa Custtns III ssaeA d
tsias snskes. sery god h1y Mr. cxfssA
Aas snxh bay IN too -wmshy~ fcE
hosxas at hArd wc~f. nv saske hsy
xaztxAas W. Asarss ri hard weraI ai-
fasaA Aaast HI aaA@wsd w lassnsae rather
nsafurs before cafting: IN fact. Ne
sseid kA0aid ~ im fail haacaa before
tAN sn~svsr W sssvteA TIE AAy shaaaa
Ae sAafa0EAls cured and stacked Sase
eial sarU nasf he taksa 10 F~~vxrf
ssSasltax Az aasaaaaE a. aeidy. nsnxty
NJ sinssy Aas al sny kiad 10 lataraeas
10 har~ns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

The vta,ter had dropped In -jast To-
I minut~.- but she renasned about
three honrs after the minute was ~
Little Freddie had termed seyeeal
plans, The execution N which must ~
postponed tiii tho departure 1t hs
mothers guest ~ A% mi eslssty tkiah'
lng ,hinxn.
Dear little psn 7" guided tAs M.
tw. ~And what IN In tAinkins ai,cse
~ de~piyY'
r vas wosAering II II wasnt time
Tor yoG 10 b. susns." said Freddie.
'Hssh r. said his mother. Th~n.
taSnkng ~ Sev 4szss7ss '"yva. tkastM't ~
clfsaded. Mr.. as......ass. Chiidr~n viii 70
hurting cut shs truth without thInts
Ing. but thss dca't mean anything b.
~ ]
Then Mrs. Smith recoiiertvA that rho
had emily thrive minutes In which To
catch the last car home.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01

Anticipating m unusual prevaleoce
Of the more common grain wees1is In
stored grains this winter. the bureaus
Of entomology Of the DATED States de-
partmsnf Of agriculture u excrcisins
Especial eforts to ssandarsiiss fumi-
gaats for these pests and determine
methods Of application on large srale
h. prrrsna thsis Aemsse ~ mneA "A
possible. Reports 10 the bureau IRE
10 the effect that persons who are stors
Ing grmln may expect more wesvils
than usual this winter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
SPREAD MANURE OVER FIELDS


The best way 10 handle manure II
10 spread II over the fields mn promptly
m possible. The fresh manure II far
better 90 the land II In 70 enrich than
put In piles IN the barn. when II In
no, practical to spread the manure ~
fast A. II sccu-sglates In the barn Il
may be piled Under shtstsr I'M sorh
q time as II may be spread. !; 10
best to have 4 nrm surface Ia pile
u on.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
VALUE or NITRATE or SODA


Cay CHARLES A. MooERs. T~nnsWss<
Agricultural xxpersmens ssatssa1
II the wheat be precedsd hy Gov.
peas. soy beans. or one of the cievers,
or II dressing " farinsard manure
be made. then oniy acid phosphate At
the rate Of. say. 900 pounds PER acre
In advised N q fertilizer. Otherwise
complete fertilizer, such an recon-
meod~d for earn. may be used. Cnd&r
some circumstances 4 light dressing cf.
say. 20 pounds per acse of nitrate of
soda may be probably made In the
fall, especially II the seeding b. un-
dniy delayed. Cnder usual conditions
60 to 100 pounds nf nitrate may be- ap.
piled In the spring. ~ soon ~ early
growth stastA hnt tbs srsss1n .ef. nro6t
h not great. Cottonee~d meal. dried
blood, NITRATE Of soda. and other active
forms Of nisrneenous fertilizer are
detrimental to the germination OF ss~d
vita which they come Into direct con.
tact, and The later and Mcrw anfAvor4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
soILlsa IS GOOD PRACTICE


Sntlsng is the prastiee az xTuwine W.
rssus .nraTs rropa to hs cut xns@n and
fcd To live ssnrk Ia thst condattea. Arr
crop snsh ~ cora rye. sosghnsa. eat4
crwrras snd eac~rr t~AleA r<a ~ c~s
xrr@n and fed % live sssek and eaten
by sheml. raay - nseA N 4 sailing
crcrs Cora sctxAnsa. rys ana cats
are probably best for this pzrposs 10
raoxt sscsio1A yet In sutzs places other
crops may be grown and the ananae- AZ
cuttiax mud feesiiag them vii, a<eead
upon loeal crop conditions and the
kinds al animals 70 30 fed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
CatassA caasse u CsrSd

n LOCAL. AFftacArfssNA % 49,
eaMHet f~AHA tke ~ M ~ ASeeaAk
cAiarrh 10 local disease. gr~Nssy ,n3ln4
sncsA BY eesaAtitaiisAAt ros3isioas AALt.1
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