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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
1=SoOte forOtrll
eil lueitereS Cpfer
Der ncrtucoiitbc Oampfcr pinlanS tpirS anf Ser
PSRc BON Cape ,iiap ansebaltcn mnS seritSrt:
11anni6aft 9clanSet
6cfed,t spil@cn II Boot unS II. :. 5eritSrer

amt einen nebr oetaiIliertetn 8eri9t
erDartet, ebe es bieriiber cine 4n.
fitnOieltng erl1Bt.
8efragt, lpeSbalb Die GilIten.
idiffabrt felt bem 8eri6t, oab fid
feinoIide Eau6boote an Der &iiIte
aufbalten, tti6t eittgeiteIlt tpuroe, eob
9err 9anieIs Gfe @rflGrung ab, onb,
bdtte man al oieien @eriidten @Iou.
ben geidetlft, Die aiiitenidiffnbrt
idon ieit Dem 1. Sdnuar b1tte Elm.
geiteIlt meroen niiie1 oenn ieit ie.
ner 3eit naren @eriidte bon Der
aniDeien6eit feinolider n-8oote tn
merifauifden @elu1iiern i'm I'm.
Inuf gelueien' 8ir iteIlten genoue
l1nteriudungen an, iagte Der 0ao.
rineIefet6r, odber fanoen, ooB es
bIobe @eril6te iparen. S1tten mir
Die ailtenidiffabrt unterbroden, 10
ipiiroen mir 9euti6lano in Die Sdn.
DC gedrbeitet baben, oenn eerooe oos
tuitnide man IN 9eutidIon6."
Ser Sefret6r fagte, 0ab bic GGliff.
fabrt Elm &iitfo iibernebmen ntiiIIe.
9ie Marine ober miro nit allen ibr
al @ebote itebenoen WeitteIn bic
&itite abpatrouiIlieren. ,@ir haben
cine 6lotte," fagte er, o0ie ibrer
glnfgabe gelpa6ien lit; lie fam I'M
fere Sta0te 1no aaes on0ere Be-
iditben uno iie ipiro 0ieie beroontn-
ten 5eeidlaneen oafit0bern uno
bertilgen 0amtt ieoer ritbiq idLafen
fam" 9ieies bate 9aniels, benz
8oriitenoen 6es 6enatsfomitees fir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gilman BON
Siib Carolina brieflid nitaeteilt.
Ser grief fam i'm 5enat aur 9erIe.
lung.
9ampfer anaesriffea.
gteluport, 81. s., 5. ssuni.--Ra.
pit6n Starter bonn 9ompfer Beiter.
ner erfldrte beute, onb iein l5diff
lesten 9onnerstog 100 Meilen BON
geonhtdet bon einem Sau6boot an.
gegriffen tDlroe; ols ober 3erfto.
rer ai'f Der 8ilofldbe eridieaerL Der.
16mano oo8 lt-9oot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
plan fir BcercsSicnit
Scr StrafGcfatt9enen

g1ep gorf, 8. Syuni-@in gIan,
iorgfdltig aitsgeiuhte Strdflinge aus
SEN Stantsgefdngniiien 6es 2an6es
in Die glrmee unO Iorine Ser Ser.
Staaten ein5uitellen murOe oern
8rdiiOenten 8ilIon bon s5rau Sol.
Iington 8ootb urlterbreitet, tDie bier
Inn Saitptqudrtier Der @efongenenIi.
ga Der goIunteers Of @merien be.
fanrrt gegeben Ger Br1iioent ioa
ongeblih ben gldH in gripdgung
5ieben uno 5rou gootb ertpnrtet,
ieins enOeiItiee enti6ei0uug in ben
Sd4Iten &osm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08

Cape 0lab, 81. s., s. Suni.-
gteun5ebn lleberlebenDe oes noripegi-
i6en 9nnlpfer8 ginlono, Oer geltern
friib bon einem oeutihen Gau6boot
46 Meilen bon Gape Wfap ertfernt
berlenft nuroe, mltrOen bier bon
einem Eorpebo5eritorer gelanOet. Die
Monni6oft muroe nod Dem $oipitaI
3u @iiiabidon gebraht. Ser Ger
it0rer lit Elm gana neues Grtegs.
i6iff; es bntte feline erite 9robefabrt
9eruadt
@aI6ington s. Suri.-9ie Ser.
itorlng Des noripegiiden 3antpfars
ginIan0 miro offi8ieIl beitdtigt. 9ie
8inIano puroe neun Stltnoen noh
8ernidtung oes britiI1en Sro6t.
6anlpfers Sorpatbian berienft. Gin
Mitglieo Der 8eioBung Der $arpo-
tbion pur6e an 8oro 0es l1-8oots
genontlneiL mo- feline 81t1oen, Die er
BEL Der @erienfnng oes 56iffes en-
Iitten batte, berbunoen ipur0en.
9onn m1r0e er tuieOer in ons Het.
tltngs6oot 8u ieinen Galnera6en be-
f0r0ert. gln goro oes &audboots
6efon0en fid penigitens 81 @aann.
6efedlt nit lt.goot.
8aIbington s. SUM. i.-@iner 9e-
peiAe an oas Marineoepartemel1t au.
folee bot an Ser otIantiI6en &itIte
5lpiiden einen omerifanii6en Ger
itorer unb einem feinoliden ll-8oot
Elm @efedt itottgefunoen. Ser Ger
it0rer berfoIgte uno beitoB oos It.
Boot; oasielbe ober ideirt our1
llltertanden et1tfomnlen gu iein.
Ger 3erItorer errei9te baIO ben
Bnnft, ipo Dos u-8oot ulltertou1te
uno mari eine &iefbonlbe berab,
DIE nit genng grploiipitoff geIooen
mar, itart eenuG Inn 0aS Gaud-
boot in gltolne sn 5eridHetterrt. 90
oa8ietbe aber 3eritort muroe, fonttte
nidlt feitgeiteat iperoen.
Wfarineiefretdr 9aniels mar ni9t
geneigt, Gieie 9lngelegenbtt gu eror-
tern. IS beiBt ooB bos 9iarine-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
Seine einianna iiber @eisenprsis.

QgnIbington, s. snni.-2G1e ger-
iufe, cine Ginigung i'm aonferen8.
fonlitee oes Senots nn6 Souies iiber
Die Observation-Disclosures 9or-
laqe All errei6en bic ben gfeeie-
rltnqSpreis auf $3.50 pro @nibeI
fir Bei5en feftistt, idIugen geitern
febl. Gin aomprontiBboridIng ben
greis BON 1920 rif primdrmdrften
feit5uieten uno i'm auf go. 2 6riib.
j1brsmeiSen on5uiUen0en ipuroen
bon ben Sntsfonieret1ten arsge.
iAInaerl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
Nnkfa9cn erbcbctt
iue9cit Pctbucrrats
Sereminb C'2earb nnS bier nnSere
8arser anS 3luei 9sutide be.
ldinlSist.

rifonii6e @iiraer mo 5tpei @iirger
oes 9eutiden geides, barunter
cine ;Srui, Durben in 6lpei glitfla.
gen BON ben @aoBseiaporenen Der
8eridporiing pc8ieben. Inter
Iuhunesbeonite erflGrten, bob ibre
llnternebnutugeu Sic ienIotioneIliten
Iino, bic bon ben oeuti1en @e.
5eimoeeuten ieit ariegsanfang I'm.
ternoulmen futtr6cn.
3ia 9lnfIaqen Iauten ouf Ser.
i1p6rung gum @errat irno Ser
i6p6rung 5ur Spionage. Gos gu.
lammeniuden pon SSnforlnotionen
be3iigIi6 Der omerifotiibeu arte98.
lulternebnllingen, Sic 3erit6ruuq
bon omerifantit5en @iers, 9ods uno
Srllppen Sransporti6iffen ourd
SSeuerbomben; 3erIt0rung Der 9ued-
iilberoruben III 6ieiem 2anoe, I'm
cie Seritellltua bon Wlmition 81
berbinoern; &ilfe fir 9euti6Innh
bein 2on0en elmer grpeoitiousor.
NEE IN sSrlouf; Shiirung bes @uf.
iton0es in SSrIonh; Sanut(un9 zines
sSono8 in oieiem 2dnoe, Inn iene
Sperotionen 5li unterltiiben, un6
Die 3eritoritng bcn Nlunitionsfa.
brifen lto @rit6en in England,
iper0en oIs 8eitrebungen Der SrI'
trige anaeqebea.
Die SaltptpcrioneiL Die Bel 6ie.
fer 8eri6porltng genonnt tperoen,
lin0:
Seremiab 9'9corp, EN- prominel.
ter amerifaniiher 6inn 5einer, Der
jebt Elm SSuIti5fliihtling 1T unb Der
iue9cn 8erbreitllng bon 2iterat1tt
eegen bic @ebrpFlidt dnoeflo9t 1T
Gr tpor friiber Serau8geber oes
Bull"
sSrdu D1orie Sc 8ictorica, nlios
garoneiIe bon aretidmanrt eine
BLONDE oelitibe Srnn BON frappieren.
oem 4cuBereu. oie etipa 40 Sabre
oft lit
Carl GooiQer, Ser Elm G6peiaer
5u iein bebouptet, 6er aber bon
QeutidIono NIT Silfe eines ge.
fGIidten 4aIies bierber gefommen
fem Ioll.
@illqrb s. 5aobiniou bon Seen
gorf, 80 Sabre alt, Der negen ouf.
riibreriider GtroBenreoen i'm sSSSt.
tereiie Ser Snnn 6einer nerurteiIt
mar.
syobn &. 9fnon bon Buffalo, q.
g., ein 9lnipolt, Der BET Der Ser.
breitlrng bon Sim 6ein-9ropa.
gan6o in bieienl 2an0e nftib NOR.
gilbert @auI Stride bon 9tornt
8ernon, 81. g., Elm SpieIparen-
fa6rifant, beiien @ermogen iest bonn
8un0espertpolier fiir fein0li6eS
Gigertnn1 bernoItct miro.
emil Slipper, Der fid5 IN beroor.
ragenoer @eiie init Der Sinn Sem
91G1tigfeit in Seem gorf belddftigte.
gfuoo[f 8inoer un0 Sugo S9weis
Ser, Die beioe iin leBten Sabre itar-
ben, 'ino 8tpei neitere giir9er, Die
in ben @ntlagen genannt iperben.
grau Sc 8iciorica, gtooiger, gio.
binion. Stride uno Slipper plai-
0ierten nni6t ihpIoie" in beibn
s54llen Dor gti8ter 2luguitus q.
&ouo un6 iDurGcn nad ben Combs
qeIdafft INN i9ren 9ro3eB ob8upnr-
ten. 0'2earD. Der iebt inter Orei
9(nftagen gelplnidt miro imo
9fpou iinb nod nidt berbaftet NOR
oen.
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tt,cttcrberidtt.

Sir Omaha lntO ltmgeeen6 lr6
BEN Stant glebrosta - Teilpeiie
belp0Ift beute 9beuo un6 Sonltog,
mariner belte 2Lbefio.
Sir Soma 1eiliDeiie beipoIft
lnb iunbrideinIid un6eitdnOia hettte
45eHo uno Sonntne, ip1rnsc I'M
oItIiden uto fiiOIiden Geil beiite
Gbeno. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
1lmtet. 1oerlititliItc
cittbdlt fOS 11affteft
Is Suuaer FnS Sarin an9efiibrt.
3iuet iinb tot, 2 idliuer beriunns
bet nno IA berlunn6et.

@aibingtor, s. SUM. 6eute
bonn &riegsnrt beroffentIidte 2iIte
entbielt t0S @ainen. 80 0tonn
tpuroen i'm Sample getotet; 3ebn
erIogen ibren @unben; feds ltor.
ben infoIge bon arnnfbeiten; bier
tpur6en Spfer bon SIueunfGlen;
ieds perIoren ibr 2eben onrd lin.
f1Iie uno ans anberen 1lrinden. 95
@onn ipurben idlper nertpun6et, II
tpur0en bertpunbet. ooh lit bic
66pere ibrer @in6en nod nidt
feitgeItellt.
Souptmonn @rfls 92antguu,
Sonias @itp, no, uno 2eutnont
Samlet g. Sones, aaufmon, Ser,
tpur6en i'm Sample getotet.
gtuf Der @erGuItIiite befin0en fid
aud Die gaanlen bon t8 Somaern.
Sm Sample gefallen lit guiieGl 6.
MariboIl, SnOianoIa, So. Seinen
@u1oen erIog Sban .. Stueeneg,
.6t3 Canon StraBe, gunneil 8lnffs,
So. Sdper bertpun0et fino Gbeiter
IS. 8rigbt, @aterloo. So, itn0 81n.
sc. WtogoreIl, g(onir, eeSa.
8eripitnoet, bod nod nidt nnd
Ser Sdbtpere ibrer 8un6en tlaiii.
fisiert, fin6 fol9ei,0e eSonoer:
Sergeonts-
Soparo so. So6uion gaoion 81
to- Sa.
gobert q. gance. @interiet, ga.
Sobn 8. 8intro0e, 8interiet ga.
gorporals-
@obert 81. Breeding. @interiet,
Sa.
SSyobn 8 g1utbis, Dubuque. ga.
8aIter s. OeIien 9es Roinss,
So.
gtrdie 81. 5iulpion, sSn0ionoGa,
Sn.
WeAanifer-
Sorrp G. oepts, Dubuque, Su.
9ribates-
gfuiiea 9. gutfen, Cafe 9aillS,
So.
g8iais z. gbeiter, 3es Moincs,
So.
/, cyoiep6 so. Cider, Gortpitb, So.
@Ienu 2ibermore, Sompton, ga.
ssreb g. gfeelen, 2nrinter, Sa.
@len @. Midliff, Carlisle, Sa.
gret Solooten bie friiber oIs Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
Sritenf6nig ipirO an 4. Srli seier
teilnebmen.

2onOon, s. SUM. - Gum erften
D1oIe in Der anglo.nmerifaniiden
@eidihte miro Der a0nig bon eng.
lamb in oieiem Sabre an Der oneri.
foniiden 6eier oes 4. SuIi teilneb-
men, 96nig @eorg bat beriproden,
am 4. sSuIi an einen 8aiebnnipieI
in gbelien, oos bon Glubs Der ar-
NEE unO Iorine aufgefiibrt fperoa
iDir0, teil3unebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
G8rnrrnl 0cridinng @eridlt.

8oIbington s. SUM-. General
Heribing meloete geitern a6eno:
,,8eItli6 tn1o noromeitIi6 bon Cha.
teatt.&6ierrD nabmen mir cine Der
ihiebung lnierer 2ilrie Dor un0 ltri-
ternabmeu mebrere 8oritoBe, IN be-
rem @erlapf mir oem 5ein0e idDe.
re 8erIltite on Gotten uno 8erDliit.
oeten beibradten ioipie @efangere
uahten; inter ben Iebteren befnnoen
iid] Elm 9ffi5ier un0 % iulberiuun-
oete Golonten. llnier @orlnarif er.
foIgte in 8erbin0ung nit frarl60it-
iben &rltppen ouf nnierul littfen
6liieel. 8ie beiberieitige artiaerie
mar on bon uns beIeBten 9unften in
Der 9icoroie un6 drl Der Marine, I'm
8oebre 9iItrift uno in 2otbringen
t1tig. Syn Der 9icarbie radten mir
bei einem lIeberfal 8efnngene.
&ai6ingtuu aafrieoen.
@oi6ington 8, sSutti-Sieiige mi.
Iit1riide 6adperItdnoige iin0 nit
ben 0afridten bon Der glisne 6ront
iebr aufrieoen; itnlner mebr tritt Die
Iotiode 8u Gage, oaB Der 9arnari6
Der 9eutiden borIdtlfia gum SnIt
gebradJt por0en lit. S6 0as 9tiB.
lingen 0es Geinoes, leine bisbert.
gen @rfoIge neiter aus3unitben, oar.
ouf 5itriid8ufiibren tit, 6dB er en-
ihopft lit un6 friife &rupper, @e.
ihiise unb WotertaL be0arf, ooer o6
er on einem an0eren 3ei[ Der sront
on8ugreiien geoeilft, 1T nod nidt
flar.
8enn Dem gtnfbalten 6e8 6einoe8
an Der 9an3en 2inie aud cine itra-
teeiide 8eoeutltng beigemeiien iuir0,
10 bil0ete 0ie brilldute glrbeit Der
amerifmniiden WIorinetrilppen bod
0os neutrality-suspicious.. Man
neiB, 0nB Die gtnterifuner on Der
8ertetoigung Der Mlarnelinie bel
Gbnteolt,Gbierrn uno noromeItIi6
0abon Encouragement glnteil genon-
men boben. Sin Bid oilf Die aar.
te 8miigt Die lleber5euglmg ouf, oaB
bic 8elltideu ibre 9lnitreugungen,
lire 8alis 8ll eriueitern, fortieben
miiiien. Die Situation lit fir Den
5eino 6eoroblid, ln6 gIeiboieI, iuie
0aS 0berfomman0o Der g[aiierten
audi beItrebt iein mog, M}eaiden.
material 8it ipuren, 70 miro bier bod
NIT 8eitimult6eit angenommen, oaB
cine ms Quge ipringenOe S6pG-
dung ausgenlBt uuo Elm gelualtiger
@egenboritoB unternonmen tuer6en
mirO.
Bon Der italieniidlen 5rDnt.
gtowL 8. Suni.-9as ariegsamt
meloet oaB italieniife StreitfrGfte
an Der Dlonte oi gal Bella f5ront
in oiterreidii6e @rd6en Oranaen nno
80 @efan9ene nndten uno feds Sra.
i6iHengeiDebre iolDie betrd6tIi6es
ariegsnaterial erbeliteten. gfero.
plane un6 2uiti6iffe Darfen ii6er
flint 8onnen gombm auf fein0Iihe
8uippen bic ii6 auf Der Guere
JeItre Sfrabe auf Dem @}aride be.
fanOen, uno ouf Die gn9nItation Bu
Uie5ocoronn berab.
8ien, iiber 2ouoou, s. SUM. =
Siii5iea miro gemel0et, oab es in
Dem rnieren ginbe giitrift Su le6.
boiten s5nfanteriegefedten fam. Gin.
feinolihcs gdtaiaon iDurbe BEL g1on.
te SHienol 3urhdgeIfloeen; suei
feinoli6e glneriife ouf Der giiaso
So9fldde eiHgen IN bic Bride
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aeine anbsrEnIoEs in armee

Bolton. 8. SUM. - Die Bun.
6esarnlee lit gdn3lif) frei bon IN.
berfrIohs, erflGrte GberIt Geo. 6.
guibned pom Snnit1tsforps auf Der
8erionunIune Der nntionalen Saber.
taIoiis Geieui4oft,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08

0ret GoIooten, Die friiber dIs Der.
miBt gemeIoet pur0en ftn0 iebt gu
ibrer Erltppe a1riidgefebrt, 1tno Elm
Soloat, Der ols getotet gernelOet
plroe, tpirS iest oIs lei6t berlDttn6et
angegeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08
Japan tuirS tpcbl gir
Sibirieit eiltldpreiten
9entifl OiterreidJiide Srnppen an
Der manbidnriidlen 8rense; Gen
SemeuOff seflu6en.

@aibington s. Suni.-9ie Qn.
tpeIenbeit bon oeiitid-0iterreidiiden
Sruppen IN Der ltntgegeno oeg Snon
5luiies I'M OItIiden Sibirten. bie ge.
itern in 9epeiden aus @orbin ge.
meloet tuttr0e, bringt Die @ogIiffeit
elmer miIitdriiden gftion Sapons in
ienem ariegStbenter tpie0er in oen
8or6ergruno, neil Ser 9sunft Der
neueIten 9[ftioitdt iebr nabe an ser
manoif)triiden @renae Iiegt.
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semenpff f(isht.

Sbon9boi, 5. SUM. General
Senenoff, Der 6iibrer Der fih gegen
Die 8oIidelpiti ouflebnenoen fibiri.
iden &rrppen bot Die GrorMboitoL.
S5ront berInIien ME cine 3epeide
elmer 6itIi6en gtndri6tenogenhlr
aus Sarbin beiogt. Seine abreiie
miro auf 3tpiitigfeiten inter ieinen
Eritppen aliriifgefiibrt. gs beiBt,
ooB er feline gIruee oufloien unb
nod MongoIien flieben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08

AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER WHICH
STANDS FOR AMERICAN IDEALS AND
PRINCIPLEs-PRINTED in THE GERMAN
LANGUAGE FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS
WHO READ GERMAN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-08

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 9. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 8. BURLESON, POsTMASTER-G
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17

This crop Is one Of the most endur-
Ing and satisfactory vegetables. It
can be grown on almost any we'll
drained soil, but will do best on deep
sandy loan. There Is little POSSIBLE
ity of having the ground too rich, and
liberal applications Of partly rotted
barnyard manure should be made be-
fore the plants are set. The seeds Of
asparagus may be sown during the
spring In rows where the plants are to
remain, and the seedlings thinned to
stand II feet apart In rows.
II is usually more satisfactory to
purchase twO-year-old roots, as con-
siderable time is saved in this way.
As the asparagus bed Is permanent
feature Of the garden, II should be To-
Gated accordingly. Before setting the
plants the soil should be loosened very
deeply, either by subsoil blowing or by
deep spading. 1t Is good plan TO re-
move the top soil and spade manure
into the subsoll to depth Of IA or 10
inches The plants may be set In
rows for horse cultivation or In beds.
II in rows they should be set IA inches
apart, with the rows 31h feet apart.
If in beds, one foot apart each way is
the proper distance to set the plants.
In setting the plants the crowns should
be covered or inches deep.
In the North the plants should re-
ceive a mulch Of or 8 inches Of ma
nure In winter. In the South the
mulch is not necessary, but the plants
should receive coat Of manure or an
application of fertilizer, preferably in
autumn.
No shoots should be removed during
the first year the plants are set In the
permanent bed, and the period of cut
ting should be short during the second
year.-U. S. Department Of Agricul-
ture.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17
Sales of War Savings and
Thrift Stamps in Vermont
to April q, 1918
AS Reported to the State Dis
tributor OF War Savings

The Third Liberty Loan Campaign
is most successfully completed and 1t
Is now of the utmost importance that
Vermonters should buy or pledge
themselves to buy War Savings
Stamps in an amount SUFFICIENT to
put our quota over the top.
Our net sales for the week ending
April 81, 1918, show an increase of
only eleven cents per capita for the
campaign,
The Government Is relying on the
avalls of these Stamps for the sum
of two billion dollars, or twenty dol
lars per capita for every man, wo-
man and child, before December 81,
1918 and II is perfectly obvious that
with per capita sale at this time OF
Sl,57 we have got to speed up our
sales and pledges vastly,
We ask county and local chair
men, postmasters, bankers, War
Savings Societies, Schools, Womens
Clubs, Boy Scouts and all others to
examine the attached figures care
fully and note how we are tagging in
the campaign and then resolve to get
busy and SELL STAMPS,
Three counties, viz. Rutland, Gale
donia and Washington, have sales OF
over two dollars per capita but the
rest of the state is falling far be-
hind.
Danvllle again sets the pace for
the towns and cities having over
the six dollar mark, followed by
Wallingford, Montpelier, Pawlet and
Lyndon in the order named.
Postmasters should take notice
that the Red Postcards used by
Boy Scouts should be sent to the
National Headquarters of the Boy
Scouts OF America, 200 Fifth Avenue,
New York City, where they are
credited to the different Boy Scouts
who sell the stamps and are used as
a basis for furnishing these Boy
Scouts with Achievement Buttons
and Ace Medals.
II. L. FAREWELL,
state Distributor War Savings.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17

The radish is quite hardy and may
be grown throughout the winter in the
middle section Of the United States. In
many portions Of the South 1t Is pos
sible to grow it in the open ground
throughout the winter. For the home
garden the seed should be sown in the
open ground about the time Of the last
killing frost. The seed should be sown
in drills at convenient distance for
cultivation, usually about IS inches.
To be Of good quality, radishes must
be grown quickly in rich soil, and be
used as soon as Of sufficient size. Sue
cessive paintings should be made every
few days until the weather becomes
warm. They will not withstand hot
weather and are suited to early spring
and late autumn planting.
There are autumn varieties Of rad
ishes which may be grown late in the
season and stored for winter use the
same as beets or turnips. A few Of
these will add variety to the winter
supply of vegetables.-U. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17
ORLEANS COUNTY.
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Total .....I 92,s51,S6 1887 8!
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17
IN YOUR HOME GARDEN

"Dlg deep, manure well, work
often" Thus Pllny the Elder,
nearly 1000 years ago, summed
up gardening. His advice is
good today.
Enthusiasm must be backed
by solid purpose-enough of 1t
to surmount obstacles and sur
vive disappointments.
The best insurance against &C.
cldents In gardening is knowing
how to garden.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-05-17

The edible portion Of the kohl-rabi
Is the thickened stem. 1t is closely re-
lated to cabbage and caulifower. It
should be started in the hotbed or win
dow box and set In the open ground
about the time Of the last frost. The
method Of planting and the cultivation
is similar to that practiced for cab
bage. 1t can be planted in the open
at the same time. Early sowings are
made, and If thinned to to inches
apart the plants will soon grow to
edible size under favorable weather,
conditions. This plant should receive
much more consideration than usually
Is given 1t. It is really a poor mans
caullfower.-U. s. Department Of Ag-
riculture.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-02-21
Mexico Folks And Others

Rev.B. G. Reavis of Mexico is
leading in a revival at he Christian
Church in Wellsville.
Lieut., c, M. Cowherd, late of East
st. Louis, visited his parents in Mex
leo Sunday.
Sergt, Louis Jesse, formerly of
Mexico, is at an army station in CAL
ifornia.
Mrs. W. N. Boatman has been
quite poorly of late. She is getting
along in years. Her many friends
hope for her early recovery of health
and that she may be spared a long
time yet for her good works in the
world.
Rev H. B. Banks has been the hap
piest man in town lately. We don't
know whether he is keeping meat
less days" or not. We at least know
his temptation. Some fine friends of
the Brother in Montgomery county
hog a few days ogo, transportation
and all charges paid. Wasn't that
fine?
Mrs. F. H. Thomas of Auxvasse
attended the funeral of Miss Nicola
McCord here Sunday.
Henry Kunkel left Friday night
for Urbana, ILL.,, to enter the aviation
training school. He will be there
about eight weeks when he will be
transferred to a regular flying
school.
Ray Miller went to Columbia Sat
urday where he was speaker at a
banquet in honor of University Foun-
ders Day
Mayor ]. F. Harrison is at Miami,
Fla, for short rest.
j. D. Miller planted potatoes last
week. ]. D. knows how to raise 'em,
too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-02-21
ELECTRIC LINE DIssOLvEs.

The question of the dissolution of
the electric railroad company was
heard in the Circuit Court in Mexico
Tuesday morning. The Chamber of
Commerce with citizens of Santa Fe
and Moline, represented by Attor-
ney Clarence A. Barnes, sought to
quash the move for the dissolution
but were overruled by the court.
The railroad quit operations the
first of the year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-02-21
UNCLE JOHN BYBEE.
Longtime Citizen OF Mexico Com
munity, Passes Away--Was A
Fine Citizen.

The Message is panied to chroni-
Gle the death of Uncle" John S. By
bee, which occurred Monday night at
his home in this city. He suffered a
hard fall Friday and two ribs we're
broken, and this accident led to his
death.
Mr.. Bybee was born at Bunker
Hill, Howard county, Mo-, on August
5, 1888. He had lived in Mexico vi
cinity many years. The wife sur
wives him beside the following chill
dren: Mrs. Gus Steinman, Mrs. Rich
ard Day, Charles w. Bybee, all of
Mexico; Arthur Bybee of Vandalia,
Mrs. Henry Stuart of this county,
Mrs. Mollie MCGEE of Lake Geneva,
Wis, Mrs. L. A. Armstrong of st.
Louis.
The funeral was held at the home
of Mrs. Gus Steinman yesterday
morning, conducted by Rev. H. P.
Atkins. The pallbearers were Ernest
Chal and John Blum, Curtis Bybee
Claude Bybee and Robert Hill.
Mr.. Bybee was a good citizen. He
was weekly visitor at The Message
office. He always had CHEEKY word
and we shall miss him.