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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27

visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Hoiberg a couple of days last
week.
4 Jens Henrikson was a visitor in
iLitchville a couple of days last week
at the home Of r. B. and Rasmus
Monson.
q Peter A. Anderson and Otto Kraft
were business visitors at Kathryn last
Thursday.
\ Miss Ida Aas went to Valley City
last Saturday to see a doctor.
Il Julius Henrikson was a business
visitor in Fingal Wednesday.
i. Oscar E. Aas was business visitor
at Valley City last Saturday.
/ Joseph Stevens, Martin Olstad and
liver Rudd were business visitors at
Valley City last Saturday.
\ Miss Eva Olstad came home last
Saturday from Valley City for a few
days visit.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
$%$%44 o1& o4$4& I

\ A picnic, was held at Mortenson's
grove on Thursday, June 20, and ev-
eryone enjoyed Mr.. Englert's talk.
:, Mrs. Roy Stillings is visiting her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
K. Stillings. 7~is,re. = 49,.
Several Of the young folks Of this
town attended the dance in Hastings
on Friday evening.
The Misses Edna, and Amy Evan
son, of Valley City, visited a few days
at the Mortenson home.
The pupils Of the High school and
eighth grade are holding their exam
nations today.
Most Of our citizens expect to at
tend the Chautauqua on July 8, as
w. y. Bryan is to give talk on that
date. Those who have never heard
Mr.. Bryan will have a fine opportun-
ity, on that day. ~ .:. " ~
The last news received, tells US. that
Faye Stillings has arrived home after
an extended visit in western Canada,
where her brother, Sam Stillings is
engaged in farming.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
DO NOT REALIZE SERIOUSNESS

New York. June 26.-"Persons living in London and
Paris do realize the strain they under said Miss
Bettha Mel]et writer, and sister Of Lowell Meett who
arrived here today from Paris Two days before left
Paris shell from the German long range gun fell 200
wards from where was Not having Gallo tempera-
ent ran away from and not into the smoke and took
refuge in shop Not single saeswoman seemed to show
any fear at the catastrophe but went matching up
goods and selling samples and calmly continued with their
work Six shells fell between and 80 that day The
big guns and Gothas have not made panic of Paris.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
5s'AIoI,G FOUR
RUSSIA WILL JOIN ALLIES

London, June 26-"I am confident that Russian peo-
PIE will shortly join in the great for freedom"
address before the labor convention today Il have
just from my country My duty is to tell the whole
wora that the Russian people democracy fighting
tyranny" After being introduced by Arthur Henderson,
labor leader Kerensky made speech in Russian and
loudly cheered Kerensky, who at various time had been
reported dead route to America and organizing
Russian revolution, and arrived in London June
49, Only few persons knew Of his presence here and it
not made public until today The labor convention
overwhelmingly adopted resolution aboishing the pot
ical truce with the British government.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27

Did you write 20 your soldier. u
you promised to write. this week?
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
AMERICAN CASUALTY LIST

Washington, June M-Gen Pershing has reported e.
casualties to the department Among those severely
wounded are privates A. Anderson Of Edrdge, n d. q
I. Huber, Westhope, N. D., b Lantelang, Berg, N D,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
IRISH SITUATION SAME AS USUAL

m London June 26.-The debate in Commons today left
the Irish situation just about where before the pas
sage the CONSUMPTION act despite Lloyd Georges decar
alton that it would be enforced if volunteering failed
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
IRMAN RESERVES BEING RUSHED IN Z.
ITALIANS SCORED SUCCESS

London, June 26-The Italians scored an important
success in the north by counter oensves it is learned
from the authorities In the Grappa sector southwest Of
Monte Asoloni they advanced one mile.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27

EMPEROR REFUSES TO ACCEPT RESIGNATION
Copenhagen, June A,-Emperor Karl has refused to,
accept the resignation Of the Austrian cabinet according
to dispatches from Vienna The matter will probably be-
solved by the reappointmen Of the ministry The Hun
garan cabinet is about to resign and it reported that
Count Tesla has formed a new ministry 81
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
SMALL STEAMER MINED

An Atlantic Port, June PA small enemy steamer,
Finnemore in the navy service at an Atlantic Port was
mined yesterday No lives were last according to ncon-
plete information received by the navy department..
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
NEW DRAFT CALL

Washington, D. c., June 26-The draft calls during
the last twelve hours calls for 525 who will to
training camps during July Four calls total 1884, 525
were announced today in addition to the call of 100000
issued last night.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27

ANOTHER SUBMARINE BUSY
Washington, June M-Reports Of the landing Of 20
men in Dog from British steamer at an Atlantic bort IN
dlcate the presence Of submarine The navy depart
ment is withholding information until authentic details
can be secured.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
AMERICANS MAKE GAINS

zs With American Army, June 24-Americans in Bel
eau Wood today drove forward 400 yards despite German
resistance Severe losses inflicted the enemy and
We captured number Of machine guns and dug ourselves
securely into their trenches Only little fringe Of wood
now remains in the hands of the Boches Despite ideal
weather defense the positions of the enemy suffered heavy
losses American losses not dsproportonate to the
GAINS made
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
KERENSKY COMING TO U. S
GIVES BELGIUM MORE CREDIT

Washington, June 26.-Belgium today W:
further credit Of $2,250000, by the United st
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
LARGESTHOSPITAL IN THE WORLD

New York, June 26-The largest base hospital in the
world was opened today by the government at Fox Hills
Staten Island for the treatment Of soldiers The
cred eeveacres and the hospital cost three million dol
lars and has staff Of $50 and it's equipment includes
theater with seating capacity Of two thousand
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
IMPLICIT HEAVY LOSSES ON Huns

Paris, June A-Italan troops hold the position Of
Blghty Mountains eight miles southwest Of Rheims and
cting heavy losses and taking several prisoners the
French office says.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
ITALIANS MAKE GAINS
MEDIATION WANTED

speeches by Foreign Secretary Kuhlmann an
Secretary Balfour suggestion for mediation.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
DENY CAR IS KILLED
NOT ACCEPTABLE OR SINCERE

Washington, June 26-Former Secretary Won Kuhl
anns latest peace offer regarded like its predecessors
unacceptable and nsincere. The state department gav
it scant thought or discussion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

20 "a Rorcr GGroiiuIe mn ~ifrs
EtTg-r~H w o'"ss' frrbpQ trti-t02 Stoer.
%ss3 1int ~fuIobIoos 3sus. s@uotr. @ips OF
VFEsy~ Rattuuer uop0lgte %bdaro'ere. oporrtieoe
tSorben, Snale. 9SQ "a RuaeHdftiuert III
<sl1<N lane Briier. amtritas iterite Sicrtrp'oru.
25oe Nar tdorretuiug Strio toag sfter irt Boz.
r. y. NEuBERr CO., soT SID, Msnkato. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

Minbre Serifemaifincr.
: DC lenere Mar er Ser oper alt /
Npropeiten 5een til, at iSormernc be-
gpnoer at gaa ircm paa en- M Sane,
bpao Serifningen anganr. SnbtiI M
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Sra Gsarens Grille.
Spur Den tioliacre Selpberifer uuer
100 Millioncr lcuer i gnnohngtigbco.

TariierbIaoct "Sournal" briuler
iel9cnOc StlIoring al Gr.G5ur y{lto.
Ioia 6augenlfab / (oboIif. "Ieocna
Stao" set er loIboIit9 2geuopu.
@pcn buor Thermometers Inn iieloen
tiger oucr 6rnlcpunftet. Get @ll5.
bpor actlcriamilieu or anbragi CT CT
Al Sc ioo 0uic / 9pcu, iom cr opiert
AZ Steu Gu aompauI Soloutcr boil
Der &agt / Stuectageu. Aclierfdmi.
llen rau0cr finn oper fl mcQct lmau
&nrciicr nieo prlnitiut Woblemcut
Ell ilaacn0C Qto0iGtniua til Bin.
tcrpaIaoitt2 o1 Siarfoic ScIo3 ouer.
oaaotac Gurus, huorira MI 6oItcts
OtTu0 MI rcgicrcr set itorc Rigc.
&eiierporrct ulau finn iorluoc Suict
Tor at laa Ill @uo@ticneitc | oct nor
li1acuoc AIoitcr. Npli1 CT oct bic,
pct tiIitauct Dem iom en- irrlig @unit
Ell @ong ON ll9cu moer QiIIitTr.
cltorct al bciegc 9pen5 cncitc @ooe.
o%nitaIt.
Wlaaltlocrnr or nocrit ~tarucllgc.
Ter lcrucrc2 Ell Sltppc: @oricbt, 81
btrieu9 |9tationalret. Humtclrocr oo
/ oct belle taget olmiuocIilc r~I2iiltc
Ncttcr. Som beficnot bolot Seller
lanlilicu tioligcrc &c bcoitc frauitc
aoffc. @pen2 %rtobpgqcrc nrrcr
hucrfcn 6ienhitob cQcr GcItagcIic
Tor Sc iornemmc Sanger. Nan ON.
gooc9 ocn ntcb folo Np20icrriabco
&Urlt or oct for SciicriuuIilicn. al
0cn fun bar inaet cl mcQct lrocn
@or0crobc mcO. Gomcruc bar iln
tire Siolcr % ioar life Here iorcIebig.
SomtIige Smnffer, ocriblonot Sc
fo'tborc aronluueIcrer, cr bIcpct iii.
bo1c / &intcrpolnbict. Gr Gjnriuacn
Cr mCqct iorbltrct opcr, Of lntet 9reu
fommer beltoe ibGnoe eller oiicnoc9
uoen al po0lerc ocu pogtbnpenoc
Sfiiccr.
SGrlig ltreuQt bliuer Sen tioIiQcre
Eronlel9cr NIeri9 bcuogtct. Hcpo.
lllttonareglcringct lTrcr eienipnlig
6rpgt Tor. at ban itol blipc bortiert
Storiprit Ilcris. Ger iom betieuot or
mcact iuog, bciinocr iig uomerfet til
trco@ Tor oct itrcnac libiriifc aliuru.
Sam cr hans heirc Ben lonlnlct eitcr
ct aluorlig Spgoom1onial6.
Storiprititoc olga gicr 3icncitc
iom iripilig SpgepIcicrite poo 20.
BOLT SoipitoI. Storinritiuben IUrcr
Stcuo9roii oG Wtoifinifripniug. Get
cr bcnoc3 @eniigt at neolfriue Saoe.
ren5 Wcmoirer. Wien @orger Homd
non bifterer finn ileloeu. San iibocr
Gogen iaiennem peo &inouet oq Ter
no cpcr oen eoc @p. fer citer fine
Ner1r, noor DC ipooiercr. IImiuoc-
ligpiS bGrer ban en- nproid go til
lfue. aru naar ban life tror Jig inQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

taget fal0er ban BEN / mort Iunqs
'inoi8be0. San gru6ler. 1Gufer
ban paa ti0ligere lioer5 Diagt %
Hlgoom, oo ct mPgtig 8i9e par uns
oerld9t BAN, % od Guropas Wonar.
ter toppeoe@ ON bans 8uuit og Ben.
fab?
@irtu litter Rrsuee9 emptarcr al "Eeesraf.
fpteu % 9co druen", @iQtl'te On utgft uos
oreoic rorfe g.co Gncrtta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Srrplantnina lpnncr iia.

Eao @ritn0 al, at Ssmmerfor'p-
ningen aitager slar for glar, or scr
gonifc miiffcrt, at Sfogproouftcr bill
iii9c mer % iler / Tris. Oct pil
oerfpr pGrc ell 600 Spefulntion for
6armcre Of bc9pnbc %innreit mlIigt
meO at plantc Sfcglunoc. SIpr pou
Sfrablano, Der er libct pUro for no.
get alloet. Ser finbes paa ct ubpre
Intal 0arnc So~noitpffcr, Tom M or
til Iiocn eller illgen Hpttc, men BOO
funbe bare pGroifulo Sfo9. Brat
lTnote, Itcneoc 2anolIpffer cqcr
SanoImffcr, iom life let fan orG.
ncres, men BOG funoe bore pisie
Slags SrGr, ifuloe life Longer bli
~lig9enoc Der til inecn %eroens 9tpttc.
Tlir Der, lao os iige nGitc %aor, plant
tet Sfog paa iligtNS frublano, pil ben
Sio, oa Elantingerne er nuat frem
iaa lnngt, at 5rGrnc bar Sanoelss
prrbi, Tri1en paa SrGmotcriaIcr CT
ter al menneifelig geregning pore
'tegen iua bolt, at Oct gobt lenner
Zig at ia ct Stpffe Sfog. Man bill
oa fanife faa lige iaa gobe aarlige
SnotGgter al bette Sfrablano iom
al oct beoite 2ano paa Sarmen. Get
te iorlloirtter, of man bar pIantet
oct rette Slass Srpr og plantet Dem
ret, FAINT taget @are paa Dem paa
en- forltanoi9 Waaoe.
St fremelife Srpr cnten Tor Gum.
Der" eaer for Ssnlnler % SrGpirfe
brltgt paa Sarmeil, err Den beoite
Nptte, man fam giere fig al iligt for
bolospiS prrbileit 2ano, ionl Der cr
nGunt. Slig Sfog pil Oct Lynne fig
tneo mi, o. Sfpeitpffet pil bli nler
% nter p9rb efter bpert, iom Cant
bets Sfoge foripinber. Gatalpa og
COTTONWOOD pil pofSe op til 8ierbc.
itolper paa meget fort Sib. Gu.
ropean Gard" pofser burtigt op til
gooe "Toles" elIer StGnger. "gSbite
8ine" og COTTONWOOD naar frem ii!
Stsrrelie al Sagtemmer paa 90 a
80 Iar. DC Der nGunte Sreiortcr
meb l~lnotagelie al Gatolpa er allc
baaroiere oper oct ~itprite Strsg al
Noropeiten. Wen. fra norblige Soma
al mac Gatalpoplantinger bli be
itpttet al Sinier eaer HaOer al mer
Gaarofere SrGr.
Sorl,oen ben oirefte GengepGrbi,
ma bar AT Zig plantet Sfog, sjpr
ogiaa Sfoglunoe os Sfogplantinger
meget til at foritienne en- Negion og
giere ben tiltrGffenoe. %ioere boil
Der Sfog Iaoioroen paa i'm Tlaos,
ina ben life paifes bort. s ipiiif og
femiif Senieenbe blir gglen iaa me
oct pnifuGrbieere at 30 / % frroes /.
st Sjemlteo lloe paa en- trples Slette
minoer nGrmeit ON Ell flenifalet
&iGring. Wcn Sfoglunbe runbt
Siemltcoerne % SrGplantinger, bpor
for laa Sfrablano til ineen Nptte,
gjpr Siemmene lime og Ggnen til
trrffenoe. Der blir SinObrGf for
Siemiteoerne ue for Iarets 9lplin-
ger. Elant oerior noglc 5rGr nGItc
Saar ogiaa. Srn life anbct emo Sier,
Gottonmob og Eopler er oct bcore enc
intet. Wen plant life Srpr Il Sus-
pnggen", iaa life SoGen ianr ifinne
ino / &lliet! Elallt Buffer % 9lom-
tier Der.
Minbre Serifemaifincr.
s DC lenere Mar er Ser oper alt /
gtoropeiten Segn til, at 1Sarmerne be-
gpnoer at gaa frcm paa en- M |ane,
buao Serifningen anganr. SnbtiI M
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
atStssrtt Of en- prafii1 Jarmer.

"Gnitom" Serlfriltg, .. D. |. BET lam.
me ionL at Sormcren betalte ioa
meget pr. Suibel, % at Scrifcrelt
i"fafIet Serifemaitin og N%rbeibabirIp,
liant "Soaro" for Irbeioernc. Gen.
oenien er 'oa blet Den, at W~olfincrnc
bleu iterre % ~iterre, % at Der bIcp
bare nogle Tigers NIrbcioc for Oisic
itorc Wtnifiner bucrt gor iaapel Ipm
for Den grbeiosltprfe, Der iulgte Mfa.
itincrne. Serifningen uoiertcs meo
iterit mulig Surtigbeo, % oct benote
altfor ofte, at 9Irbeioet ~uofprtes gan.
ifc iaa iom iao. Weget gif tillpiIoe
Tor Sarmerne poa Sen Moabc.
"Sbocf" Serifning blco nler % mer
Def oln~tinoclige. %ioerc por oct SSpr
itnnellerl, at Tarmercn ifllloc ifaiic
SEED" til "@unoIe SeomS", Toteter
til "tbc -Goof Gar" o. anbet IIiat.
elsie Stems blcp oite Ell nofiaa itor
Gtstraubgift Tor Sarnnercn; ilpr ON
Def falot Jig ili9, at oct blcu Hcgn-
pcir, mems ban hapbc glrbeiositprfcn
og ilere fremnte0e "Seam" poo TIao=
len. Der brugtes oite en- ifammeIig
itor Wpngoe @ren til 6e nGpntc
"Sunole Seon1s". Tripernc CAB oftc
en- goo Gag i, bpoO Def foitet Sormee
rer, oo bereS SaS bupoe lioen Wagt
oper Dem. Set ben0te Jig ianlebcS, at
Ell Gyarmcr, lom bapoe bare en- lioen
SOB, mnotte iinoe Jig /, at Der pna
npglc faa Ncgnpeirsboge blep iobret
op $50 SuibelS SABRE % en- bel Gel
So paa bans TlaoS. San Iifte oGt
life; men bpoo finoc ban bel gierc?
Ser bar ioalcoes, iom 8uo %
Spernlanb pco, Ell bel Gel ltbCha-
geligbeoer forbrnoet meo benne giant
le Mtetooe of iaa 1iort lin Serifning
pau. Melt blanot Ell bel Gel 6nrmere
banoe Der o. Der uooper 9toropciten
CT Der MI fonlmet op en- NcpGgelie.
'on fanlfe fommer til at gisrc oct
forbi meo oisie gamle Wetooer. Der
or fommen Ell liocn Serifcmaifine,
lom enten Ell GSurmcr fan eie og brlt-
&c bare blemme pan i'm cgerl 6arnl,
eQer iom fan eies og brllgeS / &ont-
pani al Sarmernc / ct 9tabolag. 81
ocn eQer ingeil leiet Sjplp trpnger.
bpis Sarmerne gjer glrbciosbptte, on
Der trungeS bare nogle inn WGno
rurot oisie inlaa SerIfcmaifincr.
Wfan unbgaar DC llbcbageligbeoer at
trGffes meo ale SlogS omitreifcn-
oe Subiefter, iom ingen peb, bpor
De fommer ira eller gaar ben. Watt
fan gipe fig rinelig 900 Sib og life
iprGnge Irbeibet igenllem os ipiloe
%foitbart 8ren. Man fam paste poa,
at life en- itor Erocent G;ren gaar i
Straaet, bpao iaa oite benote. Gn
mibbels itor Tractor = Ell 3 eQer 4
Elo9eS t. CTS. - %ifoffer tilitrGffcliQ
Sripfrait for en- ilig lioen SerIfemd-
fine. 0enne "@abp" Serifen1aifine
er fommcu for at bli her. Zen er
en- Ggtefebt Sun al Sractorcn, fer
set rlotil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

gar 100 ianbteS Ser fun en- slpis
/ DC 5oreneoe Stater. Ru ubgoar ser
ligeian mango iom | gnslano, 6ranf.
rig % lplflano %tiliommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Hnao % @irf.

Ser or Sare for, at "9bitc Grub"
- en- bpio, irooig 2oruc, iom leper i
Soroen - fan fonlme til at giprc
Sfaoe / mango Waisaerc / noroeit.
ligc Soma og tilgrGnienDe Srufter
iaar. Srploct cr purlt bpert treoic
slar, % Den Sfooe, Ocnlle graaoige
Carve anrettet / 1912 og 1915 bar
paa pisie Steoer nleget b~ctpbeIig.
%Grlt er Ben paa 2ano, Der bar pn-
ret Simptei eler @llle @rais poa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

Slaa Zine. Set iises, at blaa Cine
aIbrig %iorefommer hos andre emo DC
bpioe 6oIfeIIag. De iarpeSe 5oIfe.
log bar msrfebrune, brunsuIe eaer
iorte Zine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
John Ericsson.

Address by Senator Knute Nelson
at the annual John Ericsson banquet,
held at Chicago, March 9. 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

Eor $50, 600 SisHefuiRter,
alt Raster 'uretae III at icHocs ftrar 275.0O0 ooT,
man hammer ca'0d lumbo % Sh0aop BANNER AZ
ale Slops. 100 % 200 GaSieu. Sturt GuQer AZ Sec
TONS % me ppItrthe "bopetaittb" Quber oQ Cutriat,
yer 1ea tan are Fem tore @obtiisb. Striu sftsr
MN brisliie Sea tan ipare rem peuge. 0u tale
Sloor Butte Ut hgie'ts Wtdrtsosprls.
CHARLES MoNoENc,
i46 Newton Ave. ~, Minneapolis. MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

when can his glory fade.
ooh! the brave charge he made;
"All the world wondered"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

IN bcoft Isnneuoe Nrter. paaros
Wv 'sre I Nproeu opbrutttos psHs. ERsrsetkA
NVUoer @l6s % 9al,nHer. Nsut bthite $&<A2H8
9aasldagsuoe Booer ,fitrtrp. 2Sa og 5tts 8s&p
qtmolttuer III lansite RrtS. Stor M iFiers
frGboQ oa -grseotrs' Complete @uihe"
irt. W. a. Is Boz 81. Mankato, MINI.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22
NEWS OF THE PEOPLE
AND OF TIL 3 TOWN

Mr. Reuben W. Kleckley, big
hearted, wholesouled and generous
t Ga fault, was here from the Hebron
section Thursday, and called in and
renewed "the good old Dispatch
News for another year. Mr.. Kleck-
lev is one of the best farmers in his
section, and is popular among his
fellow-countrymen.
FOR SALE mare colt 2 years
old, well grown and we'll bred. Also
/ mule 4 years old, weighing about
1000 lbs. well broke. All or part
cash.
NJ. J. SENN,
3t32pd. CASTOR, Rt. 2.
Maj. S. R. Todd, of Camp Jackson
was a visitor in Lexington Tuesday.
Maj. Todd was in Command of the
3O6th Field Signal Battalion while
camped at Laurel Falls and is very
fond fo the people of Lexington. Maj
Todd made many friends during his
stay here, who always welcome him
to Lexington.
TOURING. CAR FOR SALE.
One Chevrolet Touring Car in good
condition, new tires all round, and
electric elf-starter with electric
lights. Price $4,000 cash or on
easy terms.
NJ. FRYE,
1wpd. Lexington, s. 9.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22

Miss Sarah Drafts is the lovely
guest of Mrs Karl F Oswald this week
Miss Pearle Caughman who has
been teaching in Kershaw county:
home,
Miss Celeste George will entertain
the Four O'clock Club Thursday af-
ternoon,
E L. Hutto of Swansea was Wis
itor here Saturday and subscribed to
The Dispatch<News.
GEORGE BELL ZIMMERMAN
FOR CONGRESS
Advt.
Miss Eva iKyzer who has been
teaching at Cassett, arrived in Lex
ington Saturday, her school having
closed. ,imM
Sam P Roof, Mrs M W Meetze
and Miss Annie Martha Meetze mo-
guests of Mr. and Mrs H A Raysor
and Mrs Julian P Meetze,
"Uncle Hutch" Jeffcoat and son
were visitors in Lexington yesterday
seUncle Hutch" has a large number of
friends here who are always glad to
see him,
N Craps of Leesville while in
town one day last week paid US WIS.,
It and subscribed for The Dispatch
News.
j. A. Lucas, a good citizen of the
CASTOR section and one of the most
successful planters in the county was
here yesterday and gave US pleas
ant call.
Geo. 81 Koon formerly Supervisor
of Lexington county and good citi
zen of the Dutch Fork. was visitor
in Lexington last week.
J A Sharpe, leading citizen of the
Edmund section was a visitor in Lex
ington one day last week and while
here renewed his subscription.
JH E Lybrand a prominent far
mer Of Leesville Route 2, visited our
Office one day last week and sub
scribed for The Dispatch-News.
WANTED-A good mich cow that
will give about 2 gallons of milk a
day and has young calf. Must be
gentle. D. Julian Roof, Lexington
Route 5. 1t
Miss Eula Matthias, the popular
aad attractive head Of the Irmo
school the session just closed, is now
on an extended visit to her sister, Mrs
B. w. Tribble, at Donalds
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Seeley, World Famous in This Spe.
cialty, Called to Columbia.

cialty, Called to Columbia.
F. H. .Seeley of Chicago and Phil
adelphia, the noted truss expert, Will
personally be at the Jefferson Hotel
and will remain in Columbia Friday
only, May 31st.
Mr.. Seeley says: "The Spermatic
Shield will not only retain any case
of rupture perfectly, but contracts
the opening in 10 days on the average
case. This instrument received. the
only award in England and in Spain:
producing results without t. surgery,
injections, medical treatments or pre-
scriptions. Mr.. ,Seeley has docu-
ments from the United States Gov
ernment, Washington, D. C. for in
spection. All. charity cases without
charge, or if any interested call, he
will be glad to show same without
charge or fit them if desired. Busi-
ness demands prevent stopping at
any other place in this section.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-10-04
KEEP THE HERD BULL
IN GOOD CONDITION

The bull is usually the most valu.
able member Of the dairy herd and
should have good care and attention.
He should be provided with comfort.
able quarters, which should include a
shed or barn to protect him from cold
and heat; he should be fed all the
roughage he will consume. some succu-
lence and a sufficient quantity Of grain
to keep him in good physical condition.
II possible, the bull should be placed
In a pasture lot that will not only pro-
vide grass but also plenty of rOom
for exercise.
The herd bull should be handled
carefully and never trifled with. 1t is
best to alloy onlysOne man to handle
the bull. This attendant should not
fear him and should be strong enough
to manage the animal properly. Az
ter the bull is old enough for servicey-
which = not under one year Of age,
he SHOULD have strong ring placed
In his nose and be handled with q
staff The herd bull should be groomed
and brushed in order to keep his hair
and skin in good condition. He should
be kept separate from and never e.
lowed to run with the dairy herd. and
should be allowed 10 serve . COW only
once while she ID In heat.-C. II. Sta
pies. Dairy Husbandman. Extension d.
vision, L s. y.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-10-04
BOYS TO EXHIBIT
THEIR BEST PIGS

One of the largest livestock show.
In the history Of the State Fair Of
Louisiana will be put ON this year by
the Boys Pig Clubs, in the opinion
Of ofacials who have been watching
the development Of interest in this
department Hundreds Of pure blood
ed pigs win be entered and there
win be unusually brisk competition
for the. prizes. which total in OF.
cess $1,000. including approximately
$500 offered BY packing houses.
In addition to competing for pig
club premiums, some Of the Juvenile
sxhibitoS' will compete agains.
adults in q contest open to the world.
Wonderful progress has been made
BY members Of the Pig Clubs, and the
adults will have to hustle to capture
the honors. .
The Pig Club display will be in
charge Of w. H. Balls. agent In charge
Of Boys Pig Club work. Extension
Department, L. 8. u.
With the nation at war the need
for food production IL the greatest
in history, and the government is
looking to the farmer to produce as
never before. Boys Pig Club mem
bers are answering this call.
For further information and catalog
write to w. R. Hirsch. Secretary.
Shreveport La.