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The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

Somebody says beef is higher be-
cause animals on foot are expensive.
And they are expensive because peo-
pie must be encouraged to raise cat
tle-the prices must be kept UP,
How long do you reckon we are
going to have TO encourage them and
where are we going to get OUR
money from?" says man with q
good appetite who pays so cents
straight for bacon and IS cents for
beef.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

Announcement Of the appoint
ment Of Joseph w. Bailey, former
United States Senator from Texas, al
chief counsel to conduct an early
fight against the prohibition consti-
tutional amendment, and Of the in.
tention to oppose for reelection ev-
ry.state legislator who voted to rat
ify the amendment, was made today
from the western headquarters OF
the association opposed to national
prohibition.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19
Marketing Hogs

beats burying them. Steve Hoo
yer, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes,
Commenced feeding my herd
of about 100 hogs B. A. Thomas
Hog Powder over two months
ago. Fifty were sick and of
feed. Nearby herds had cholera,
I did not lose one-they are well
and growing fast" T. G. Barge,
Brookhaven, Miss.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19
ANNoUNcEMENTs.
Rates Strictly Cash-NO Exceptions
Made to Anyone.

The Leader is authorized to make
the following announcements, sub
ject to the action Of the voters at
the coming Democratic primaries:
For GoVernor:-
LEE M. RUSSELL
A. h. LONGING
For State Revenue hgent:--
STOKES v. ROBERTSON
For District Attorney
Oath Judicial District)
JAMES MONROE Afford i
w. B. NIXON
HUGH B. MILLER
For State SENATOR
A. A. CoHN
For Floater Representatives.
(Lincoln and Franklin)
]. II. PORTER
M. LEE EVERETT
GEO. HENRY MOAK
For Representatives
BERT SESSIONS
s. p. OLIVER
GEORGE II. VERNON
For Sheriff.
ELMER v. McINNIS
EDWARD SMITH
T. HUGH SMITH
r. G. APPLEWHITE
=. HUGH MONTGOMERY
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

Reports reaching the offices Of the
Mississippi Memorial Campaign are
to the effect that splendid progress
Is being made all over the State in
obtaining funds and the indications
are that the Memorial committee will
accomplish their task and have mon
ey enough on hand in q very short
time.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

During the month Of May the ma
tion's public debt increased s1,096.-
100000. treasury statement just
issued shows. The total national
debt has now reached the high mark
of over $25,921,150,000.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

Someone wants to know what has
become OF the young men who used
to make century runs on their bi-
cyclesf Well, about now some OF
'em are telephoning to have the au-
tomobile take them two blocks to
their place Of business.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

At It's meeting last week the State
Board OF Pardons recommended ex-
ecuttve clemency for Geo. Moles, a
white man of this county now sery-
ing q term in the penitentiary for
shooting with intent to kill.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

The Mississippi Association Of
sheriffs will meet at jackson, JULY
Is. Sheriffs retire January ] and
have matters Of Importance to dis
cuss before that time.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

When the baby Is suffering the
double afillctlon Of hot weather and
bowel disorders the remedy needed
Is McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It re-
duces the teverish condition, cor
rects the stomach and checks loose
ness Of the bowels. Sold by King
Drug Co.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

Keep your balance under any and
all circumstances and do justice in
thought OF word and deed to peo-
pie even tho they be your enemies.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19
SATURDAY. JULY ~. 1919.

We want to rise and inquire WHO
rs the proflteer in a small town..
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

There's . good thing about a dog
be does not pretend to he anything
else.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

For Circuit Clerk
w. MAURICE REEVES
VERSIE c. SMITH
r. LEE M0AK
NET w. MAY
Z. II. WENTWORTH
For Chancery Clerk
w. d. LOTION
EUGENE MONTGOMERY
s. B. (BERT) McNAIR
For ASSESSOR
w. n. DAY
JESSE -. GLOVER
P. ]. ALLGOOD
0LLEY d. NETHERLAND
JAMES M. WR0TEN
J. c. CoSNAHAN
SAM WACToR
For superintendent Of Eduoation;--
J. L. FRIZELL
BARNEY GRICE
RUSSELL ELLzEY
For Trcasurer:-
g. N. (PoLY) CASE
BERT CHANDLER
GEORGE @. GREER
D. J. LAIRD
For Surveyor
PHILIP BLUE
w. M. RUSSELL
For Supervisor, District IL
G. A. BOYD
ISsACHAR WILLIAMS
2. p. JONES
HENRY NJ. BUSBY
z. B. PARNELL
For Supervisor, Dist 2:--
r. p. MULLINS
ELISHA L. HERRING
]. BEN RATcLIFF
y. P. MILLER
For Justice Of Peace, Dist. a.
WALTER DIAMOND
wv. G.. BULLOCK.
u. r DOUGLASS
For Constable, District 2:-
II. A. WHITE
LLOYD PITTS
For Supervisor. District A.
Wo0ps0N ~ EAST
j. L. WooDAI.L
w. 3. JOHNSON
JOHN y. ALBRITroN
For Justice Of Peace, Dist. 1;-
L. r. RATLIFF
For Supervisor, District . 5:-
JACK W. MAGUu
J. q. CALENDER
e. q cohENhN
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

The Leader is authorized to an
nounce
FERD SCHNoRRENBERG
as candidate for sheriff of Lincoln
county subject to the action Of the
people at the Democratic primaries
and the Lincoln county Democratic
Executive Committee.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19
Ran By Hand

The right milker-tbe any mixer
for the farmer with s to Is COWS.
FUSED in large dairies, too) Your new
hired man, woman or child can milk
your cows perfectly with this hand dpos0w
mixer. u the work Of hand milking;
your labor problem solved milking
drudgery gonel Only sIs3, complete
and no installation expense.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-19

Run BY Engine

For herds Of is cows and up, an
engine power milking machine at Isss
tA8p k0lf the price Of Others. and still a
eHperior mixer. Valveless milk
chamber; milk flows in plain sight;
perfect release (at laat) for the cows
teats; installed by any handy man in
an hour o. two. Simple, economical,
efficient.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

decides t1a7 be must marry MAl1reo
for Mildred's sake.
Arthur proposes to Mildred who
furious AZ Chandler. accepts aim, al
though she does not really love him.
Because Of the uncertain state q
bis business affairs Arthur asks Mil
dred not to unnounce their engage
meut and she consents bot later de-
cldes, without telling her fla1ce. to
Inform Tom Chandler thinking the
news viii hurf him.
Mildred does tel Chandler and e.
irritafed to find he takes Il very
cooIIys telling her he is about to en-
fist for war Eerviee. Leaving the
hoase, he meets Arthur Bruce going
TO call on Mildred. and uniiciOusly
conErssulatea him. Bruce a. panied and
dismayed 20 find Mildred has broken
her word about not revealing their
Cnga~emeuf.
Mildred esteems Chandler more
highly after he enilHtH and continually
fuuufs Arthur Bruce because he has not
enlisted ike Chandler, despite his
fathers poor health and falling buHi-
ness. She determines 70 let Chandler
call, on leave from training camp
and Houora makes up her mind to be
present.
Arthur Unexpectedly appears at the
Breufa' home a. Chandler e leaving.
Hon0rala eexrlanafiOnS that
T0nl came 70 see both the EiriEs 10
developed that Arthur's call was to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

rats have gone on strike at the La
belle Iron Works here According
TO a citizen whose reputation for We
racity IS unquestioned. & dozen OF the
rodents rushed through the main gate
Of the mill, scurried up Third street
and disappeared in the resident quar-
ter. The rats. which lived on scraps
from the workmen's dinner pail ap-
parently found the bill OF fare rather
can since the Walkout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
BeautyChats
By EDNA kEN-r FOHsEs.
Shampoo Hints.

LEW women realize the Importance
Of che shampoo. Merely washing
the hair thoroughly with soap and
water Is not enough. Certain types
OF hair require certain varieties Of
soap. some hair should not Be washed
oftener than once a month Other
heads Of hair can be washed as fire.
quently as once in two weeks. An
average Is to shampoo the head every
three weeks, and the best soap for
general purposes is pure CASTLE
Tar soap is excellent for brunettes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O The Year
~ JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.

.sNIE - & = Fl Hlghlaaa.F-

sCNFY heart IS IN the Highlander
W SO sang q poet rare.
But mine IS in the Lowlands, down IN
the Wales OF care;
Down where the Man OF Burdens IS
staggering on the road.
HIS shoulders bent and breaking be-
meath his heavy load
Ny heart IS 10 the shambless ny heart
Is IN the slum-
Nv heart dwells with the Voiceless,
the Toilers dun and dunno,
Who need the Hand Of solace to guide
them throuEh the night
And lead them from the darkness up
TO the Hills OF Light
Copyright. 1919 by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndic7tel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

The Beauty OF Your Hair Depends on
Its shampooiag.
but should not be used by those who
want 70 keep their hair light
The heuna shampoo. made by com
bining one ounce OF powdered henna
with three OF powdered CASTLE soap.
VIII keep light hair golden and wiz
Introduce delightful eopperty tints
In dark hair.
II you have dandruff. uss hot crude
oil as a massage the day before your
shampoo and, If possible. use sui
phur soap.
Dry the head outdoors IN the wind
and sun whenever possible. ana mas
sage the scalp with the finger tips
while & Is drying.
II the hair Il too dry a. the
end Of the shampoo, part i IN seT-
eraI places and rub vaseline along
the partingsl Wor1lnE i into the
scalp but not over the hair.
The following is the formula OF an
excellent general tonlcs Tine OF
Cantharides (alcoholic) i or giycer-
ius. IA ounce; spirits OF rosemary.
IL ounce aromatic vinegar IA
ounce: rosewater. 8 ounces.
II the hair g unusually CRY. use
but one half an ounce Of giycerine
and one ounce more Of rosewater.
Questions md AnsWerH-
Blonde and Brunette: The girl
five feet eight and half inches
should weigh 1Sf pounds. The Birl
five feet five inches l25 pounds,
am taking &c for granted that these
rneasurements are with the shoes off,
al the heels add anywhere from one
IL two inches TO the normal height
The black haired girl whose eyes
show both brown and green colors.
viii find that she can accentuate
this particular characterislic ~
wearing al brown or all green IN
her costunea. Blonde should never
wear pronounced styles, but should
keep 20 fashions that are simple and
dainty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Mildred and Honora Brent. orphnnss
IRE character contrasts Houora. uuief
end dependable. Mildred VlFucinus and
incouEsnnf. Mildred ue1a al the at
tea1iou, her udmirera being Arthur
Bruce q ynuuE mau Of fine qualities,
She loves 20 play one against the
utheE heurtIesEigs but g. practically
swept of her feet by Chandler, who
szlsEen her or several occasions. Her
feelings are turned nEaiuai him. how
ever when she sees him, half iuf1EI-
Gated, kissing a painted girl. also
under the Influence OF liquor HOunra.
though Ga love Fith Bruce herEeIf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

ask Mildred to join HIS mother, who
Erd become very nervous when HIS
father took a turn for the WorEe. Alil-
dred declined TO accompany Arthur 70
H. uaOthers for this HOnora calls her
henrtleas and Honoru herself goes
with Arthur to comfort mrs. Bruce
When Honorn returns to Mrs Bruce
the nerf afternoon Mildred takes adj
vnnfnre OF an afternoon alone. invites
Tom 70 call and asks him TO stay 70
dinner, unchnperOned. "A Arthurae
u11rresffor they take \ drink OF
brandv AID Arthur, still holding his
-Ingr. kisses Mildred, Thereupon they
are startled to see Arthur and HonorA
At the door, looking In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Good night allr' he said. As MI
ed held out her hand, he looked at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

MILDRED sprang away from Tom
iTi 50 suddenly that she knocked
the bottle Of peach brandy from the
tabIs to tbs floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

Rruea's cousin arrived 70 stay with
Fer for . Jew hours. then be came
mere 70 break the newa TO you gently
That Is why we came n 50 so1tly
srthur did not want TO startle you.
To BE Confined.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

supply the necessary carbohydrates
for the children. many Of vi HON are
confined TO their beds. Supt. a. c.
Arey has bought candy to make I'd
part OF the deficit and syruus are
used in the cookinE departments.
Curtisa a CO. buy Liberty B0ndz.-Adv
CLUB OFFERS.
Fl Paso Herald Magazine Agencr.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
4 Real american Love Story.
THE HEART BREAKER
VIRGINIA TERHUNE
1auasuuuuuuua 1913 n=
Arthur Offers to Settle With ON, Who Suddenly Be-
comes Concihatory; Mile Leans Arthurs
Father Is Dead.

decides that be must marry Mildred
for MiIdred's sake.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-20
II ritOrnO dele
eleziiOni

MercOledi, 16 u. s., questa citta
fin dale prime ore del mattinO pre-
sentava un animazione quasi genera
lie da destare meraviglia Compiaci-
mento insieme. Ed era la folla COM
posta di operai del pensierO, del
lavOratore del braccio che 81 recava a
yOtare. lie urne furOnO aperte allie
ore a. m. da quell'ora svariatf
comment 81 faceyano su Ie candida
ture del futuri reggitori al governo
di questa Contea. La sera allie ore
$3.50 soto Tauspicio del nostro gior-
male, egregiamente diretto dal signor
Francesca Biamonte, furono proietta-
te delle bellissime pellicole cinema
tografiehe rafiguranti la nostra cit
ia d'Indiana, antica moderna, nei
cui intervalli venivano riportati nu-
meri del voti del singoIi candidate
allie diverse cariche che mano manO
ci venivano annunziati a mezzo del
telefono.
La scena 81 svoIse in Philadelphia
Street precisamente di fronte al
Marshall Building, owe una vera cal
ca di pOpoIo vi assisteva enthusiastic
ed applaudiva calorosamente il no
bile gentle pensiero del nostro Di-
rettore.
Con nostro vivo cOmpiacimento
faceiamo notare al numerosi elettori
di qUeste distretto e specialmente
agli Italiani tutti della Contea i qua
Ii misurando con vera competenza
gil uomini ALA candidatura hanno
saputo coscientemente votare COM
patti per Telemento migliore.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-20

Con nostro vivo cOmpiacimento
rendiamo motto al numerosi lettori di
questO distretto ed in Especial modo
agli ItaIiani tutti della Contea che il
nostrO esimio AMIGO j. r. Richards,
il predietto figlio del popolo, ha trion
tato in queste primarie, riportan-
do in maggioranza un numero con-
siderevoIe eli voti. Dare degli ap-
punt biografici sulla vita privata G
Dubblica del signor Richards & super
fiuO poich6 le sue pregevole virtd, la
sqrfisitezza del suo amino la nobil-
ia del cuore veramente flantropico
sono note a tutti.
Siamo sicuri che allie prossime eIe-
zioni defnitive di Novembre sara e.
letto quale Sheriff della Contea, sa-
pra a sua volta esplicare il suo man
datO con scrupOlosita rettitudine,
sapra con i suoi modi cortesi usare
clemenza quaint avranno bisogno
della sua opera. II popolo di India
ma stance dello Sheriff Boggs, il qua
lie suo tempo pieno di paurite fece
bene dimettersi, ha saputo votare
compatto pro dt Richards dando f.
ne una buona volta allie macabre i'm
prontitudini che macchiavano Ponore
della Contea. Insieme al Boggs anche
Wagner, Ialtro famigerato, sara mes
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-20
CONCERTO BANDISTICO

Sabato sera u. $. davanti al pa.
lazzO municipale di questa citta ed
ALA presenza di Darecchie centinaia
di persone avemmo Tagio di gustare
un concerto bandistico dato dalIa
Banda di Yatesboro. L'organizzazio-
ne musicale diretta dal maestro Dor
sey Neal, veterano della guerra mon
dale, ha prodotto ottima impressio-
ne, riscuotendo applause fragorosi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-20
IGIENE

DIsmfeziOne dele vetture ferrOviarie
Per essere motto sinceri dovrem.
mo per il mOmentO desiderare da no
non la disinfezione ma la pulizia pura
e semplice dele vetture ferroviarie
II cui state di miseria di sporcizia
supera ogni capacita di pudore spu.
dorato Ma ad ogni modo ia piacere
cOnoscere che altrOve 81 ha ancora
Yoglia non solo di pulire ma perfinc
di disinfettare lie vetture. Pare che
clio succeda Co succedeva?) a Ber-
limo. PressO POstdam 81 sono CO.
strutte dele stufe sufficientemente
grandi per cOntenere una vettura
ferroviaria. La stufa funzfona ca.
lore moderate collaiuto del vuoto
(un yuoto sipo centimetri di mer-
curio) in guisa che gia a 40 per cen
to la vita degli esseri present. per
accidente nella vettura diventa i'm
possible. In tai guisa di certo al
memo gil insetti che 81 trovassero mel
Iintero sono distrutti. Inoltre per
Uccidere lie battericee aImeno per
avvicinarsi ad una discreta dfsinfe-
zione 81 immette nella vettura del
formolo il Quale investe tutta la stu
ia contemente il caro-.
II riscaldamento dura un'ora. La
grossa stufa costava prima della
guerra $4,000 march, ed il tratta-
mento 80. La vettura entra nella
stufa per mezzo di rotate poste nell
Iintero Ga stufa ha m. di diane
tro) che prolungano il binario.
ii male degIi aviatori.
Attorno ALA fisiologia delI'aviato-
re 81 sono raccoIte negIi ami di guer-
ra COST ricche Recommendation in TIA
liza, in Francia, in Inghilterra negIi
S. U. che il profano stesso, ira Fab
bondante materiale troverebbe di
che soddisfare a pid d'una curiosita
Ma verra IOccasione di parlare e.
stesamente di tutto clio. La breve
.notizia che 81 porge Qui riguarda quel
solo assieme di fenomeni che da quail
che tempo 81 suoIe defnire come ma
le degli aviatori."
Non frequentissimo ma non ecce-
zionale, 81 manifesto con disturbi au-
ricOlari, dolori vivaci allie articoIa-
zioni, tachicardia, cardiopalmo dolo-
roso, cefalea, sonnolenza, con un po'
di nausea in sovramercato. Anche
dopo Ia discesa i rumori aITorecchfo
persistono aumenta AMI la sonno-
lenza e il NAL di capo.
La causa prima del disturb pare
sia la velocita di ascesa e i rapid
sbalzi ad altezze varie; donde una
continua ipertensione dele arterie
ed un assieme di consequent squili-
bri funzionali. Neppure la migliore
scelta degIi aviatori, COST che >essi alb
biano ben definite doti fisiche mo-
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ATTRAVERSO La C0NTEA E DINT0RNT

so lontano dalIa vita pubbIica RI
merra in moi il ricordo dele Ioro pc
stitere mistificazioni sapremo te-
mere presente in ogni tempo Iuogo
le sofferenze moraH materiali eau
sateci da questi due messeri.
A Novembre dunque, riprenderemO
la nostra IOtta..
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-20

rail- (OttIma vista, uditO perfetto, mu-
scoli, saldi, energia morale aIta) pos
sono sopprimere questi inconvenien-
ii; la proflassi resta ancora queIla
motto semplice di inaIzarsi con quail
che lentezza prudenziaIe, di scendere
memo vertiginOsamente.
ResistenZa fisiOlOgica del bianchi e
del negri.
l negri sono davvero fisiologica-
mente memo resistenti del bianchi?
/ e per consequence il presagio che
tratto tratto 81 ia di una possible
I scomparsa a distanza della razza ne
gra di fronte ALA blanca, trova aIme-
no questo puntO di appoggio.
! Sove e Davenport cercano rispon-
dere al quesito sulIa base del QUO
zienti di morbilita offerti rispettiva-
mente dai bianchi dai negri. mel
I fesercito americana. lie truppe. mere
sono di certo memo resistenti ale
malattie della pIeura, del polmoni e
di fronte ale malattie veneree. Per
contro il negro ha peIle, mucose, .ner-
vi Diu resistenti del bianco. ESQ i
gnora quasi il diabete, calcoli uri-
narii ed ha vista migliore pid at
two ricambio.
Non tutto ancOra per trarre un
corollario di generaIizzazione pero
e suficiente per lasciare del dubbi
sulla presupposta cercata tanto in
vocato inferiorita fisiologica del ne
gri. C'e un forte sospetto che la in
feriorita fisiologica- -almeno uuesta
-nei negri, sia una trovata del bian-
Chi per mascherare il modico sense
di equita della razza dominante.
Linda e lie vittime della peste.
Linda Daga ALA peste un tribute
COST ingente che vale Ia spesa di ci-
tare Ie cifre uf1ciali dele vittime,
non fosse altro per rallegrarci del
beneficio della proflassi internazio-
male.
White Norman, alto commissario
di igiene in India, pubbIica il rias-
sunto circa Tandamento di questa
maIattia in 20 ami.
La maIattia fu portata a Bombay
mel SO in breVe tempo il morbo 81
diffuse e 81 stabili tenacemente nell
Pimpero, aiutato dale abitudini del
la popolazione povera. DaI giugno
'9S al, luglio 1918, 1O,5OO,OOO per-
some sono mOrte di peste. Mel solo
1903 morti superarono 100000
per varii ami la cifra oscill0 attorno
ad un milioni di vittime annual.
Fortunatamente alcune provincie
rimasero quasi immuni.
II rispetto per i topi, la inertia del
popolo, la faciIita al trasporti del to-
pi infetti con il grano sono gli argo-
menti che spiegano la enorme diffu-
stone delPepidemia, la quale va per6
e spegnendosi a POGO
a POGO.
COndizioni intercollegiate salute
L'Hilla ha risolto con una via in
gegnosa il quesito del giudizio tee
nico del climi suIla salute, costruen-
do un certo termometro (catatermo-
metro) che bene 81 presta a misurare
il raffredamneto della superficie Gu
anea. In tai guisa 81 puo verifcare
quale influenza su questo raffredda-
mentO Determining le condizioni e.
sterne.
Come era da aspettarsi, cIimi u
MIDI appaiono quail peggiori e pid
,apaci dare un forte raffreddamen-
to: ma Iinteressante che il feno-
memo ha intensita uguali al tropici
Ii Quanto ha in zone europee come
Cd almeno aIcune zone
nglesi.
La indicazione catatermometrica ,
ntrera nellavvenire ira dati che
un orientamento nell
a scelta dele stazioni cIimatiche
ella giudiziOsa indicazione della sa-
ubrita relativa del varii Iuoghi
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-20

a vignarola che mi porta ia verdu-
ra mi ia .spesso gil elogi di suo mari
to vantandosi del degai che Ie ia. In
buona fede me ne sono sempre con
gratulata, ma da ieri taglfai corto al
suoi discorsi dopo Questo:
-Signora mia, che ONO. E tutto
casa tutto sintimento. Ieri presem-
pio m'arigaIo un bel mestoIo co scrit-
to sui manico: Oteuo der lione d'oro!
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-08-01

The remains of Mrs. Ester G. VIII
loughby, widow of Martin Willoughby,
arrived in Owosso Wednesday from
Detroit where she died Monday of
infmities due to old age. Funeral
services were held in Detroit and the
remains were taken directly from the
depot here to Dewey cemetery for In
trment.
Mrs. Willoughby was born in Ra-
VIENNA, o., 70 years ago and come to
this county with her parents when a
girl of seven years. After she grew
up, she lived for time in Ohio, and
then returned to Michigan.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-06

AS fall and winter eggs will be secured from the puet
flock these fowls should be put into winter quarters in the
poultry house early possible that they will the habit
Of laying the nests Leghorns will begin production at
and half months Rocks and Reds at and
half is not profitable to allow them to about at will
each be caught each night and taken to the poultry
house. keep them in the advice of N E. Chapman poul
specialist "but keep them busy scratching by supplying
grain and litter and bundance of feed, they
lack part of the ration to which they accustomed
1.-The old hens breeders should have separate
be allowed the freedom of the farm They must be fed
different ration and have different management from the
puet flock good laying ration for pues two parts of
cracked each Of wheat and scratch feed
fed at the rate of point for ten Chickens morning and
night in deep litter The pullets should have at all
times egg mash composed of equal parts by weight of
cornmea ground OATS bran shorts and beef If skim
milk buermk available the amount of beef
be reduced onehalf.
When the pulets have become accustomed to their
quarters they be allowed about the farm but
should be carefully watched at night and made to to
the poultry house."
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If Teddy the Second wants to follow in the footsteps of
his dad the Big Stick he will have swing something
terrifying than toothpick
Unto each life rain must fall But in it is
torrent, while in others nothing but drizze
The old time box orator has about disappeared. For
know automobiles and boxes do not harmonic in
this day when every man is an embryo millionaire =