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The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-12
S. j. Doyle,
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

Frazier and Early were absent and did
not vote.
The following bills were audited and
read:
General Fund
o. NJ. Olson, City Treasurer,s
onAoAS p SOUU
c. j. Kachelhoffer, City Auditor
& Attorney and moneys ad
Vance0 Observation-Disclosures. 1900
F. B. Schneider. Police Magis-
IEdte L0.OU
]. E. Powrie, Chief of Police. $500
Joseph Kennedy, Patrolman.. $500
John Maresh, City Hall Janitor
and Park Custodian. ..... 5000
Wenzel Trupka, labor on
Streets lO.5o
John Telich, labor on strets.. 900
Frank Rettig, blacksmith work 2.65
G, A. R. Nickel, blacksmith
WORK ...........t 1000. 7.Go
McCulloch & Robinson. lumber 465
Thompson Yards, lumber. 99.52
]. e. POwrie. service moving
A1C USll. OV.UU
F. j. Hamerlick, services NOV
ing fire bell. l.............. 54.45
NJ. j. Braun, services moving
IRE Dell ............... 2UUC
John BrOderick, hose cart to
IRE Z,Ul
Mazappa Hook & Ladder Co,
fire attendances ...... 44.SO
Otter Tail Power Co., street,
City Hall and barn lights. 422 64
Wahpeton Times, City printing 251O
H. NJ. Christensen, fuel for Mrs.
bieW ....... ............... 0.60
Platt Whitney, poor relief. 90. 1000
Mrs. f. W. Spencer. poor relief 5000
Waterworks
Matt Hamerlick, Transfers
salary ........... go. ~ 0O
w. L. Forkner. Supt. Water
works and money advanced 1853
]. E..Myers, Engineer pump T
stdt1On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOOO
Joseph Voves, Engineer pump
otoIAOu ~ w
Otter Tail Power Co., power
and lights at pump house. 10000
]. B. Glow & Sons, Mdse. 900. 1880
Carl Schmitt. street allowance,
water connection ......... 1900
John Shebeck, labor. ....... 1850
L. w. Burdick, balance Sth st.
Paving Plans & Specifca
siOne 111.74
L. w. Burdick, Plans & Speci-
flcatfons for Sewer & Water
connections on Eight Street $500
Joseph Prihoda, labor. ..... 3s.s5
G. L. Harris. Agent, Freight
on Mdse. ................. 7.21
G. L. Harris, Agent, Express
on Mdse. 7.2O
City Hall Fund
State Treasurer. City Hall Bonds
ano 1nsercst ............ $2.260.O0
Motion made and seconded that the
foregoing bills be allowed and order
ed paid out of their respective funds.
A roll-call vote was taken on
the motion and was as follows: Ho-
del, yes; Raitor, yes: Simonsen, yes;
Peschel, yes; Wolfe. yes; Harris,
yes; Aldermen Frazier and Early
were absent and did not vote
Motion to adjourn carried.
C. ]. KACHELHOFFER,
City Auditor.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-12

BUY LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-12
ORDINANCE NO. 3e.
Annual Appropriation Bill

ORDINANCE NO. sc.
Annual Appropriation Bill
An Ordinance making the Annual
Appropriation for the City of Wahpe-
ton. North Dakota, for the Fiscal Year,
commencing September l, 1918.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WAH-
PEToN, NORTH DAKOTA:
Section 1:-That the following sums
of money be, and the same hereby are,
appropriated out of the funds of the
City of Wahpeton, North Dakota, for
the fiscal year commencing Septem-
ber 1. 1918, for the following objects
and purposes. to-wit:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
SMYTH COUNTY PLANS
GREAT DEMONSTRATION
'enerni Cronkhlte Gives Formulation
Tor 1"o Soldiers From Camp
Lee to Attend.

That Smyth County is determined
not to lag in tho Liberty loan dem-
onstration movement will BIO evidenced
by the patriotic rally to take place a,
Marion on Friday.
For weeks Marion has been the
center OF great activity on the par;
OF formally appointed advertising
committee. which is to have charge
OF the program. Collectively and in
dividually, the residents have been a,
work preparing the loan booths. the
street decorations and other details
necessary TO successful dcmonstra-
ton. BY dint OF steady application.
all or these details have been com
pletcd. or Will be completed by Fri
day. and the committee has been able
AT last to set date for the bis drive
Handbil!s were issued yesterday
Big Patriotic Rally at Marion.
Va" they state. And from present
Indications the statement will be well
founded. Prominent speakers have ac-
ccpted the invitations rendered them
by the county. and will take Large
part In the activities. Among them arc
Lieutenant-G u. j.. Buchanan
Congressman G. Bascom Slcmp. Rev
John w Hill. OF New York and
French commissioner. who. quoting the
bills. VIII give information fresh from
the battle fields OF Europe"
Not only will the rally be strictly
confined 10 the furtherance o: the
Liberty loan campaign. but II Will also
have 10 do with the war savings stamps
drive and the food saving campaign.
so tho county has arranged that the
demonstration be rather comprehensive
than intensive. and expects that more
results VIII be accomplished By such
demonstration than By "a rally In be-
half Of the loan drive alone
Former State Senator \. r. Lincoln
called yesterday upon Major-Gcncral
Cron!thi;c az Camp Lee, and succeeded
in obtaining furlouSh for the Smyth
COUNT soldiers now at Camp Lee Thev
VIII attend tho demonstration in y
BODY and under the orders OF lieu.
tenant from the camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
DRAFT CALL FOR 756 MEN
Men from Richmond In
cIudcd-Go Dctwcen Mny and
NIny ~.

The latest draft order received yes
tcrday By tho Acknowledgement calls
for 15s men from this state, TO be sent
90 t'o-t Thomas. ny, between May
and IL. This contingent will represent
SGT per cont OF The FIRST gross quota
and Will include siXty-sevcn men from
this CITY
This order will have no effect what
ever on the recen; cali fo- 1900 VOL
untecrs OF the draft age for occupa-
tional work overseas Immediately and
is altogether additional TO the above
quota. However. the boards Will re-
ocive credit FOR any men voluntarily
irductcd into the service for occu2a
tional work.
The distribution anon. the five ioca!
exemption boards in this city Will lie
as follows: Board !. IA. Board =. "a.
Board >. IL: Board 4, u, and Board ,.
Is If it should be found. however
that board could not furnish it's com
ricte quota promptly. owing 10 cases
Of men which are SIN UP for appeal
tho other boards w:ll be called upon 10
furnish the men necessary 10 complete
this city's contingent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
SUSPECTS ARRESTED
accused ~ tttar'>inG Charlie, Sullivan.
S"'dicr From tnnp Ice, on
saturday Night.

SuSoccted If having hncn she parties
VINO attached Charles sullivan, Of :hc
h'"" hundred ana Nineteenth supply
oinhanN' Camp I.cc. IT tho corner or
'r"ad and Mayo Streets. cariv lass.
sunday morning. Lewis Harvey. Of 40
East Green street. and David Jackson
- North Fourteenth street. both col
orcd. were arrested last night bv De-
tcct!Fe Sergeant Wiltshire, Detective
hcrtncci. and Patro'nan Ecams
sullivan i% *tili in TIC Memorial Hos
fi'a' IN a serious condition. His face
was SIN on both sides from tho corners
OF the mouth nearly TO the car. The
negroes arc held on warrants charging,
'hcm with being Suspicious characters
me hsht IN which sullivan was Gu;
occurred about 80 o'clock Sunduy
morning, and was the elimination of
INC frequent S2thcring Of groups OF
soldiers, ci"ii!an., ana negro men and
women al various times throughout
Saturday night IN that locality ana ON
corners in that nciShborhood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
CONSIDER SALARY INCREASE
Council Finance Committee VIII Nce,
Tonight mt tho City
Hail.

Petitions OF city employees aeckin-
increased pay. together with tho rcso-
iut.on offered several weeks ago by
Captain Morgan l.. Mills to transfer
10000 from the contingent fund TO
care for the increases sought. will be
considered tonight al the regular
meeting of the Council Committee on
Finance. This matter is being widcly.
discussed by all city employees. and
large delegation will probably appear
before the committee in support o.
the various petitions.
All patrolr0en and serScants in the
foltce Department have requested a
general Increase in their salaries. while
petitions have also been received from
employees of the upper and lower Gas
Works and members OF tho street
Cleaning Department. Several Nom.
hers of the committee have some doub,
as TO whore tho additional funds re-
CURED FOR the .ac-casd salaries shall
be found
They pointed out yesterday that tho
Finance Committee did not raise the
tax rate in the city, had provided fo-
FEW improvements and yet the city'a
revenues for the year had been allotted
10 practically the last dollar All
needs were urgent. were those Of
the men now seeking more money. but
they could not see how the funds were
10 he obtained.
There are several other inpor.an,
matters before tho committee for con-
siGc-ation tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
GREGORY is GUEST OF
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS
TO Address Executive
Committee OF American bar As
nOCinttOn 'EhiN MnrnIu,.

Acknowledgement Gregory will adj
dress the executive committee OF the
American Bar Association at the JcIcr-
son Hotel this morning; at 10 O'Clock.
MIR. Gregory arrived last night and
spent the night with Comptroller John
SHELTON Williams at paxton" his
home on Cary street Road
The entire committee, Except T. A.
hammond. OF Atlanta, arrived her.
earlier in til" day and dincd with Col
onel Eugene 6. MaSsic las, night after
having vSiI"d places OF interest during
The afternoon. Others In the party who
are not committeeman were also guests
OF Colonel MusS!". Those present were
Prc3idcnt Waite! George Smith. Of
Phll2dciDhi1: Secretary George Whit
lock. or baltimore; Treasurer I'rcIcr-
lex l.. Wadhams. of Albany. y y:
Senator George Sutherland. Of SILT
Lake CITY; Chief Justice Charles ".
fotter. OF the supreme court OF WSu-
Mining: Charles TEaddcus Terry. az New
York: John Lowell. OF Boston; Charles
G!ood smith. Of topeka. Kans.: Ashley
Cockril!. of Little Rock: George Page
OF Peoria, ILL.,: Ulysses :. Grant Cherry.
OF Sioux Falls. S. d; Robert T.. Ice
Saner. Of Dallas TEX. and former
Secretary John Iiinlilcy. Or Baltimore
This afternoon will be spent mainly
IN sightseeing by the party. which
VIII be the guest OF the Richmond
Ear Association at Il banquet tonight
at the "estTnnrcland Club.
Tho delegates are in Richmond for
tho purpose OF preparing for tho ma
tonal association, to be held In Clovc-
land in August
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
GYPSY SMITH TO SPEAK
Noted Evangelist Hero Thursday Under
Auspices OF War Wort,
Council.

Gypsy Smith. the noted evanceiis,
ana SINGER. who arrived two weeks ago
from England for hrjef y,qi. /,
America, and who 10 iccturinE under
the auspices Of the National War Work
council Of the y. NJ {. A. viii speak
in Eich'nond Thursday night at SIS
q clock in tho city Auditorium. lie
has recently been decorated by Kin,
George ON SUNDAY OF last week he
packed tho Century Thca:nr. Now
York. and was heard by tremendous
audience NJ fremont Temple. Boston.
las; Thursday night,
Ills Richmond appearance will hc IN.
der tho auspices OF the Central Y. NJ
g y. through tho courtesy Of the Ma
tonal War Work Council Members
Of tho Ministerial Union, association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
ACTS ON PARDON PAPERS
Governor Release, John H. Cornell.
Convicted Of Violating rrohibi-
ton Law.

rafdon petitions acted upon by the
Governor:
EefnSed-I.r-.l Hasbarscr. Bristol.
h!ohiouS wuundinc. Two years; Charles
"lic. coiorcd. Scott County. violat-
InS the prohibition laws, SIXTY days and
SlpV; {. l.. ramsey. Petersburg, at
tempted highway robbery. four years:
John passenger, Charlottesville, second
degree murder, sixteen years: James
i-anih"oa. Roanoke. violating the pro
hthition Lave, sixty days and 500: q. J..
i'ui'n, northampton County, second
degree murder. ten years: William
HanShurScr. Alexandria. criminal as
sauii, fifteen years: Jack sncad. Henry
county, Violating the prohibition laws.
smirty dars md $50, and Walter
THOMAS. Norfolk city. robbery and
a"hreakjn:. fifteen wears.
Granted coniitionaiIy --Iohn r. Cor
non A'cTandria County. violating tho
nrohibitton laws, thirty days ana $50:
henderson Watson. Norfolk County,
rar-hrcak!nE. Twelve years; RoZicr
HARRISON. Alexandria County. criminal
assault, ak years; Sam Hogan, Lou
Goun County. second degree murder.
l.'ieen "ca7s; !, w. Moore. Petersburg.
,oT"or;'' two ?cars; Rufus Moon.
panviIlc. larceny, six months ana s2J:
lance CAN'T, Norfolk County, robbery.
ciShtcnn yca"s. and joseph Wancn-
sem Winchester. houaebrcakinE and
larceny. tor years.
Ncnuisition was issued on tho Gov
ern6r o; North Carolina for tho .;,,r
trhu"r Of stephen Douglas. wanted in
"'Ff"iN on u Charge Of bieumy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COLI
What you need is DIR. Bells Pinc.T,,
Honey, ut once.

AS a cold Is only dangerous WHICH
neglected. tho prompt use OF DIR. Bclre
Pine-Tar- Honey will break II up onb
prevent the weakening cough from heb
coming chronic.
This happy combination OF balsa r
ana healing agents soon overcome3 thS
cold germs. looscns the phlcgm, reliey IS
congestion and quickly relieves thS
cold.
Search as you will. you will not finS
a better remedy than DR.. Bells pines
Tar-lioncy. Not only recent or linge RI
ing coughs. but grippe. bronchitis Of
asthma are helped toward speedy res
coEefy by It's proper use. Still sold al
&c by all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
BUYS LIBERTY BONDS
Richmonh Lodge. No. 10. Nnchinists
Invests SI.OhO In Third
Loan ls1ue.

Members OF tho Richmond Lodge
No. 10, International Association o.:
Machiuist.. voted last nigh; 10 invest
81 .0O0 Of tho lodges funds in tho th!rd
Liberty loan bond issue. 1t Was also
brought out at the meeting that prac-
tically every one of the lodges 900
members were either owners OF Lib
rrty bonds or had invested in war say
inSs stamps OF the TrcaSury Depart
mcnt Tho Liberty bonds 10 be Dough.
hy tho lodge will be purchased at once
ii vas announced. tho subscription to
lie placed through one of the down
town Danha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
.ROLD PHYSICAL RESERVE
MASS MEETING TONIGHT
Iivc-a-I.ittlc-Iongcr Club to BE Or
ganizcd at John Marshall
High School.
MANY CONCERNS COOPERATE
Mayor AinSlic. DR.. Thompson. Chief
Health Officer FLAMING and
Physical Director Jones to Make
Brief Addresses.

over 500 letters were mailed yestcr-
day TO the heads OF the various large
enterprises in this city by the Rich
moud Committee for Physical Reserve.
and In the cases Of the larger and
more important concerns. the letters
were delivered by members OF the COM
mittce in person. The letters call at
tcntion 10 the large number OF young
iucn in this city, who were found ply
Sically unfit a: the time of the first
draft and pointed out the benefits to
nc derived from the systematic course
OF exercises as recommended by Walter
Camp. the famous athletic authority.
Tho attention OF the directors OF the
various enterprises In the city was call
cd 20 the large mass meeting, for the
purpose OF explaining 10 the public the
benefits which may be derived from
This course % training. which Will ne
held this evening in the auditorium of
The John Marshall High School.
Among tho concerns where the let
tcrs were delivered by the members of
The committee in person might be men
toned the First National Bank. Am
c-ican National Eanr. National state
AND city Bank. Federal Reserve Bank.
-. II. Berry and Company. Miller and
Iihoads. Life Insurance Underwriters
association. Life Insurance Company Of
Virginia and the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Comrauy
NoVIMEHT MEr:r. WITH
GENERAL APPROVAL
Or. roy X. Flanagan Chief Health
Officer OF Richmond. who was appointed
chairman Of the Committee for PhNsi-
cal Reserve In this city. stated last
night that withou, exception the di-
rcctors Of these establishments had
sivcN the movement their unoualifed
Endorsement and promised their active
support. and for the purpose OF &C
oUainties their employees with the
aims OF tho work and tho exercises.
which arc in reality course of short
hand in physical development. the
workers in these establishments were
requested 20 he presented at the mass
meeting - the high school tonight.
.. VI. Digs. president Of The Life
Insurance underwriters Association.
has sent 4 personal appeal to all mem
hcrs OF that organization. urging them
- he on hand judge G. l.. Garnctt
Of tic state Corporation Commission.
was most cnthEs .3S.ic IT. his support
" tho work ana assured tho committee
nat he would 500 to {: that every
member of his star should he advised
Of the movement and its advantages.
IN addition TO tho addresses by Mayor
George Ainsiic a:l Rev. W. I. Thomp-
son. n. u. rector &C the Park rlaco
Methodist Church iogns from tho V
= demonstration . ftHc exercises an.
proved hv Director camr. y is rvoh-
able :ha' Dr FlannaEgr and J.. r.
Jones physIra director - tn" Rich
mond HubNr Schools who wore an
Nointed members OF tho committee bv
AiH""r tinslio. viii also deliver short
rJ.tS on tho work and us ncr.1.v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
Minister Takes H-ide.

TSDcciaI 20 Tho MISREPRESENTATION.
FREDERICK SBtRG, VA. April Is
\ marriage license WAC issued here to-
day 10 ROY. j. i. stump. n Methodist
minister OF tho Baltimore Conference,
stationed N Maryland. and Mrs. Clara
y. Layton OF Fredcr!cksbu The
Nedd:uG VIII take place al Norfoil.
Tuesday Z; the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
6 j." Conway The couple Will make
;he.r home IN Maryland. Rev Mr.
stump was former pastor OF The
t"thcdist Church hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE
ISSUEEICTENTLY ADVERTISED

Professor Hunt also declared that
milk prices did not keen pace with the
advances Of feed and that one OF the
reasons for this was the fact that tho
dairy products and their FOOD values
were in$uflicicntiy advertised Al
though we'll aware tina; it was against
the law for SKINNED milk TO he sold
he said that >: per cent OF the food
value or milk consisted OF The 81. IN
lie urged dairyincn to watch the
market quotations % feed and buy in
the fall when tho prices for thu past
several years had been considerably
cheaper than any other season
l. q. Monroe. creamery and dairy in
Structor. OF tho state Dairy and Food
Division. spoke briefly on the value OF
different feeds and tho Kinds that arc
available at the present time. lie read
statistics showing the great increase
mat had been made in the cvror; Of
butter. milk and cheese 20 foreign co,in-
tries since the war began
Senator CiUnn in speaking on Tho
Liberty bond campa ;gn asked who thcr
the farmers and dairymcn or Henrjco
County had rather have a tax rcccin;
IN their pockets instead OF a bond He
urged the necessity OF immediate sub
scription and stated that unless a .ur-
hcicnt amount of money WAS forth
coming ihc government would have to
get money by taxation in order TO carry
on the war. ut is not for US 20 do our
hit-that is an unfortunate phrase
lie sa ID. out il 5 for Us 20 do our all"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
WHEAT BARRED BY HOTELS
In Several, for First Time. No Bread
Is Served. Others Use Rye
Tread Only

Al Of the large hotels or the city
foT the first time yesterday put a total
ban on wheat and wheat products IN
their service. In come hotels. Suhstl;-
Utcs for bread were served in thr
form OF corn cakes and mullins, white
other hotels made no prct"n&e even
At serving substitutes for bread IA,
trcns accepted the new regulation
without coinpla int and tho novelty or
eating a totally brcad!css meal for
the Grst :imc proved in itself an en-
Joyablc and interesting experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16

nation OF soluble iron with vaiu-
abb, native herbal extracts, called
" lron-t;c." This is the discovery of
Or. Pierce and his able assistants at
the lnvaids' Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y.
by experiments and actual tcet this
new combination OF iron will act as
a tonic, increasing the appetite. in
creasing the number Of rcd blood
corpuscles, thereby feeding the ner-
yes on frceh blood. The whole sys-
ten feels the invigoratng tone. and.
instead OF being pale, weak. nervous
or siceplcss one feels like new being.
A man or woman of real red blood il
ready for any or all tasks. Gain
strength, energy. vigor by going to
your nearest druggist and obtaining
4 Coo. hottie Of Irontic Tablets. or
send 10c. 10 DIR. Pierce for trial pack
age. You will find that instead of
pale checks, feelings of lasstudn.
tired, worn out your cheeks will
have color, you will feel strong and
vigorous. and you are ready for
the fray" Start noW and you vii!
have no so-called "sprina fever"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. S. Weather Burenu)
uedernl Summer Time Used.)

Forecasts Virginia
-i'nir Tuesday and
wednesday,. except
probably sh o w c RS
and cooler wcdncS-
day In extreme west
portion.
North Carolina
Fair Tuesday and
wednesday,, except
showers und cooler
"Wednesday I'm west
portion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
Startling Hun
Plots ReUealed
Describes How Spy Brought
Atou Do,on.faNof Moslcm Op-
poncnt to Hun Methods.
by COUNTESS Won SCIIAUMBERG.
Copyright. 1915, by International News
Bureau.)

:ns,rrSs of lie arr af ensn u1fn ,h,s past.
bare the methods by which sho
reached her dupes. Her maIign in
f'ucnce was even brought to bear on Il
Mosicin clersynan. whose downfall she
sauin elcsSiy plotted. Never In tho an
nails OF politics has another system
stopped TO such viiiainy as through this
woman. the chosen representative OF
WilhclmstraSsc, have committed In tho
capital OF tie Turk for the cause of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
TESTING ASSOCIATION
FORMED BY DA|RYMEN
Will Seek to Weed Out Improbable
Cows and Increase Milk
Production.
Professor Hunt Tells Dairymen to
Watch Feed Market and Buy in
Fall When Supplies Arc Cheaper.
Gum Presents Liberty Loan.

Following an instructive talk by
Professor II. T.. Hunt, dairy husband
man of the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutc. to the Farmers and Milk Pro-
ducers' Association last night in the
auditorium OF Murphy's Hotel. a Cow
Testing Association was organized by
the dairymen present. After the neccs-
sary steps toward organization had
been perfected. Il stirring appeal on
behalf OF the third Liberty loan cam
haiSn was made by Senator Julien
Gum. chairman OF the Icnrico County
Liberty loan committee. and patriotic
expressions in regard to the purchase
OF bonds were made by various MEM
bers ot the associations.
AS pointed out by Professor Hunt tho
purpose Of the Cow Testing Assoc ia
ton was 20 weed out. as i; were. the
Improbable dairy COW by means OF Il
milk testing system conducted by ex-
perts with tests made on the avcra :: .
or once month. The dairy busin cs \
he said was more profitable than beef
raising and when that was no; found
TO be 50 by so-calied dairymcu there
was something radically wrong with
the business operations Of the dairy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16

directors. Liberty loan. Rcd Cross ar.
war SAVINGS stamps committees an
other prominent citizens will he /,
N';cd to tho stage. \ section or n
gallery will be reserved for color..
pcoDir -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
Prisoners Cot Fat
Of the Land Once

In to-day, inntalimcnt OF Dick
ih>"h's story. the escaped war uris-
"rr- Describes how il came n!,nut
mat Tor few days number or
.'....'n prisoners lived on the fat
az ihr land Willie the German civil
ia" population was WcIi-niEh .tnr,-
ing.
Hut the drcnm had ssd md
eventually almost fatnI nvnkrn-
'nE' with punishment for the prl,-
oncr>.