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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04
STOTtNr-ION

Picketing is still going on in connec- tion with the strike at the Atwood plant, where it is said 1J0 of the more than 400 men are out. Order is being preserved in the borough. the local Of ficers being assisted by county ofh- cers. The report that the moiders had quit work in sym pathy with the striking maehinemen could not be yer flied.
 Stoningtan Pointers.
 Dr. Edward $. Strseter and family have returned to Boston for the win The Steninston High will make 2 try to defeat the Bulkeley boys at football, in New London today tSatur- day).
 C. N waylands yacht. Viola. is in winter berth at the Whatch Hill wharm.
 The life of the five-ye ear-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Seusa of School street was saved Thursday morning by the prompt efforts of the f1remen. who had extinguished blaze that had a good start in the kitchen of the house. The mother left the child while she went to a fish market, and the new kitchen fire burned so brisk ly that the stove became red hot and woodwork back of the stove began to burn Somebody noticed smoke com ing out of the building and sent in an alarm. which was promptly answered ana tIe .ltlle goN was ieihoNeu Io a place of safety. When the firemen ar rived the woodwork was blazing up rapidly but the application of water conquered the flames before, any great amount of damage had been caused. When the alarm was sounded Mrs. Sousa rushed home in great agitation to find that her child was safe. The fire started about 10.30 o'clock. The house is owned by Antone Sousd, the father of Joseph Sousa, the tenant
 
 Waterbury-A clinic has been open ed at the Waterbury dispensary for the purpose of examining and treating mental diseases.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04
MERROW

Mir and Mrs. Yale spent the week end in Bristol
 Guests at Winding Brook farm on Sunday were MT. and Mrs. Adelbert Barrows. of New London Mir and Mrs David Russ Miss Mary Warren. Miss Warren Miss Ruth NJ. Russ and Geo R. Russ, Of Mount Hope, and Robert BaIci- of WarTenville.
 Several fKom here attended the Mansfield fair, Saturday.
 Mrs Phebe Wilcox, of Center street spz1t the first of the Neck with Mrs Eugene Dimock
 Miss Ethel Usher of Hartford. is visitinE- her brother, NJ. L. Usher, and his family.
 Mrs E. Williams is spending sev- eral days with Enfield, Mass. rela- lives.
 MT and Mrs A. Robinson of Wi1li- ma1cic. spent Tuesday with MT and
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04
CL.ASCO

John Gardner started Wednesday on southern trip to NewtonviIle. Ala. where he will spend several weeks wis iting relatives and friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Clark attended the funeral services of William Austin held Wednesday at his late home in Westerly. R. l.
 The Ladies' Aid society has bought several copies of the new Methodist hymnal which are to be used at the morning services at the Bethel church Several individual copies have also been purcha sed.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04
CRISWOLD

Twelve attended the conference at Preston City Wednesday.
 The Whatsoever club meeting is postponed until the 11th of October. This club will entertain at the harvest supper given by the Ladies Aid society in the town hall the last of the month.
 Several from this place attended Brockton fair Wednesday.
 Albert Burt ie suffering from bioed poisoning.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04

New Britain.-Within a short time, the steel factory building erected by the government on property of the New Britain Machine company at the corner of Bigelow and Chestnut streets will be disma ntIed in sections and re- moved to Watertown, Mass, where the big army arsenal Is located.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04

EnfieId.-Word has been received that a German gun captured by Amer jeans is to Joe sent here. A commit ee will decide where to locate 1t.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04

Waterbury.-A clinic has been open ed at the Waterbury dispensary for the purpose of examining and treating mental diseases.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04

You can bottle up the truth for a time, but it eventually pops the cork.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
Odpc7yiedz ~refercnta Dzialu OS7od-
niczeSo.

PAM WiktOrya Strana. Chicago.
III. - n liStu Szanow. PAM mog,
wywnioskoWaG tylko lyle, re ziemia
" Waszym ogrodzie jest 7byt bujna
i "a czesto i "a SLIME nawozona. Z
tych uwag jake tn zamiesZcze moe
PAM ~zdoia sw6j ogr6d doprowadzit
do iadu. Wydaje mi sic. re re zie--
mi brak jest pc prostu piasku. Do
bra ziemil o~grolowa powinna mice
W sobie do % proc. piasku ~inaczej
bedZie zbyt spoista. Kapusta wyma-
ga dobrej ziemi i dziwno mi bardzo,
re W PAM ogrodzie rosnaG ME chce.
kartofle ME udaja sic dlatego, re
ME znosza one ziemi zbyt b|ujrej.
CT kt6rzy sadza. re kartofle lubia
nadmiernie bujna ziemie, myla sic
grubo. Ma ziemi, gdzie jest zbyt VIE
lie nawozu, W lata suche kartofle 20
prostu wysychaja. TAX samo ME IL
dada sic ma ziemi nawozonej ma
wozem kloacznym, Tub bydleca
.krwia. Jednem slowem, ziemia pod
kartofle ME powinna bye zbyt buj-
ma. Cebuli nig6y sic ME powinno
saddle, ami siaG ma ziemi swiezo ma
w~iezionej. gdyz sic ME uda. Jezeli
cebula wyrasta tylko W tax zwane
cybuchy, to kiedy juz cebula jest
dobrze podro$nieta, nalezy owe cy-
buchy przyginaG do ziemi i przez to
je nadlamat - a soki ME pojda W
cybuchy, ale W bulwe cebuii. Stokrot
XII nazywaja sic po %angielsku ,.Dai-
sy" ,po lacinie: BELLS p%erennis. R6-
ze wysokopienne nazywaja sic pc an
gielsku: tree roses, konwalie ma
zywaja sic may flower. rezeda no.
81 angielska naive ,,Mignonette
spireie nazywaja sic ,,Spirea Van
Huttey", bratki Eva sic ,,pansis', a
malwa ,,Hollyhock". Jezeli PAM
chce, ably bratki rosly W ogrodzie, to
trzeba sic p~ostaraG o to, ably ziemia
miala W sobie nieco piasku, lub zwl-
u Stokr6tki W tym kraju rosna !
molina je nabyc. ale ME So n tax
pelne, jak nasze polskie stokrotki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
'Selery.

w klimacie z jakim my many
do cz~ynienia s;eje sic selcry W in
spekcic cieplym, lub zimnym i
nastepnie przesadza ma otwarte
GREEDY. Najlepsze rezultaty sic o.
trzymuje jezeli sic selery przesa-
dza diva razy w sezonie. Nasienie
selerow jest bardzo male i mad
zwyczaj wolno wschodzi. Jezeli
SIC selery sieje W ciepIym inspek-
Gle nalezy zwracac uwase, ably
temperature pod szkiami ME byla
zbyt wysoka, gdyz szkodzi to
bardzo. Nasienie ME powinno sic
znajdowac giebiej W ziemi, iak
ma jedns osIna Gala. 1nspekt po--
winien bye tax trzymany, ably ME
wysychai nigdy, ami tez, ably ME
hyl zbyt wiIgotny-
Zanin sic przystapi do przesa-
dzania selerow, nalezy odpowied-
MIA przygotowac GREEDY, ponie--
waz selery Wymagaja g}eboko IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
Kalafiory.

Uptawa kalafiorow Jest dose
trudna. Rosiina ta..wymaga ko--
niecznie z;eEni boSatej. wilgotnej
i najlepiej sic udaje ma gruntacll,
gdzie zaprowadzono nawadnia-
ME, czyli irygacye. Kalafiory ME
znosza mroz6w, ami tcz zbytniei
Suszy. Uprawia sic te rosline po-
dobnie jak kapuste sadzi sic
W takich samych odstepach - i
tax samo sic, postepuje iak Z ka-
pustQ do czasu az sic zacznQ two
RYE kwiaty biaie W Srodku kaz.
DEF g'owki. Teraz nalezy poste--
powaC ostroznic i niczego mic "a
niedbac. aoy mice kw;aty biaie i
miekkic. tym celu zwiazuje
sic liScie gorne tax, ably zasloniG
bialy kwiat cd silnych promieni
s!onecznych. kt6re p~owoduja
twardnienie i czernienie kwiatu.
Jezeli liscie sa zbyt male i ME
moga os}onic kwiatu kalafiora,
natenczas zakiada sic sztuczne
zassony, ably tylko kwiat ME IL
cierpiai cd slonca.
Jezeli gdzie jest ziemia uboga,
chce sic kalatiory k~onieczn;c
sadzic. natenczas skutecznie mo-
INA uzywac piynnego nawozu,
ktory sic leje, pod korzcnie, w ilo-
sci umiarkowanej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
iotIDEE " HIEPORzlDEU 7
Dosiegnae Rzeczywistei Przyczyny
-Brac DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Oto co tysiaes e~ierpiaeyek ma Soladek
pzyni obecnie. ---iast braS t0niki, lab
pr6bOwae "polatae 80 travieaie, Eabie-
Iaia sic one do pr1wdziwst przyeEyny
solegliwosci-Eapehansj wstrO6y ron
stroj0nego koladka-
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets dxialzja
"a w3trobs koiseo ! Rojsso 6dy vet
roba / iolqdek wykesywaie " natu.
ralas funksye, Ode5dEis n~isstrawnose 1
prEypadlokei toladkA
Jekeli macie nicsmak " rstaeh, OBJ
io4ony jeEyk, zfy aPetyt, ueEueis oeistar
losci rozienivienia. brak anbicv 4
snsrTii. pokarny sis ME trawia nalefycie
-powinniscis brad Olive Tablets, taste
pui4ce kalomeL
Dr.. Edwards' Olive Tablets - eEysto
loSiinnym preparation, z~mieszanya z
silva. PoEnaeie je 10 len olivkowym
kolorxa. Dxiaiaia one ME s~prowadzaJac
kolek. kurex6w Tub b6lu.
wefcis jedna hub dwie idae spae, .
hedzieeie nogi dobrEe jese. Pc Toe /
R5c pudszka We wszystbeh aptskach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
VII.
Kapusta brukselska.

w poprzednim artykule byla
nova o buraczkach cwikiowych,
a W tym pomowiny o kapustach,
kalafiorach it'd. Kapusta bruksel-
ska jest W bliskiem pokrewief--
stwie do kapusty zwyczajnej i
do kalafiorow. Zwyczajna kapu-
sta posiada tylko jedns giowke
na kazdym giebiu, Podczas gdy
kapusta brukselska posiada wiel-
ka liczbe giowek ma kazdym po-
szczegolnym glebiu, ktore to gio-
wiki wiaSnie wyrastaja W tych
miejscach gdzie liScie.
Kapuste brukselska uprawia
sic tax samo, jak wszystkie inne
gatunki kapustowych roSlin, kie-
dy jednak male gi6wki zaczna
dorastac / jest ich coraz wiecej,
gfowne liScie sic odiamuje, ably
giowkom dac wiecej miejsca do
roSniecia. Ma czubku jednak po-
zostawia sic kilka liSci, gdyz W
miare roSniecia W gore tworzyc
sic beda nowe giowki. Kapusta
brukselska jest bardziej wytrzy-
maia nawet anizeli inne gatunki
kapusty i w klimacie ME zbyt Ii
mnym moze nawet przez GAIA Ii
me pozostac W ogrodzie ma gree
Zach.
W okolicach, gdzie klimat jest
Jimmy. wyrywa sic kapuste bruk-
selSka z korzeniami i uklada w
piwnicy, lub tax zwanym zim-
nym inspekcie, blisko jedna dru-
giej, a ma korzenie posyPie SIG
rieco ziemi. w ten spos6b MONA
mice Swieze giowki kapusty
brukselskiej przez Gala niemal Ii
me.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
Kapusta zwyczajaa.

Kapuste zwyczajnq sieje sic na
otwartem Powietrzu VEGAS ma
w;osne, albo tez w inspekcie. IA.
puste wysadzac MONA tax wczc-
Snie jak tylko ziemia da sic upra-
wiat. Kto chce wczesnq kaPuste
W klimacie zimnym. MECH ia Sic
je W inSpekcie i Z Eohcem kwiet-
MIA MECH ia wy>adzi ma zagony.
hub ma grzedy. kapusta wczcsna
must bye sadzona ma ziemi cieplej
i dobrze nawiezionej, ably mogta
wret w~yrosnac.
Kapuste sadzi sic W rzedy,
odlcgie Cd siebie Cd trzydziesci
do trzydziestu szescia cali. a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06

kt6rzy byli tajemnie chrzescijanami, a take
sam tam byi potem pogrzebany. w r. Az dnia 10
grudnia W m. ,Kafarmagola", co dawniej miaio
naive ,,Gabra"' i gdzie stall koscio}ek, kapIanowi
tegoz Lucyanowi objawiono we snie, il ma z pod
kosci6{ka wybrae relikiwie swietych Patryarch6w
Jerozolimy, co tel wnet uskuteczniono. Obecnie
giowa sw. Szczepana znajduje sic W m. Pawii, cia-
10 W Rzymie, a Geese W m. Padeborn; PREY reli-
kwiach tych dziafy sic liczne cuda.
(Ciag dalszy ~nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06

oby on byl hogoslawiony ten
dEieh! RUFFLES wstrsyma = stra-
ssns niedole Cd iupieka. RUEFLD0
10 uosyni nspewno! Mo bs61jecie
mice wieoaj odziety brudnej; ME
bSdsie Wan bolniers w;ecsi
wyglsdai jsk gdyby byi niSosysty:
scsbolwiek to tylko . powodu iupie-
"a. RUFFLES must uwolnH glove I
wsosy Cd Rupista, lub wr6o> Wan pie
ni1dSe.
NUFTL@ ME lest taden perfume
w1ny specyAl. Jest to ~rzeteiny 1 osy-
sty Aodsk I ptessnsos, On wEDlsrA
on dale eoergie l o$yw1a skore 1 ko-
rsenie VAosow. Cxyni On WAAa sk6-
70 tax esyst&, . wloay Vase tax py-
sznyrn1 4 sdrowymi, - beas30oiS bio
gostawia ton tzien. v ktorJm usfy.
szeliscie o MIN.
Kupcie dis j~eszcze Cd swego apt0-
kara jedna csc butelke RUFFLES.
A jesli go niema ME wahajcie sic
wyslijcie nazwisko tego 1 zaiaczcie
75c. My wyslemy Wan 1edns butel-
Ike z oplacona przesylka. F.. Ad.
Richter and Co., 74-8o Washington
Str. New York, N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
S}odka kukurydza, czyli ,,korna.


Siodka kukurydze sadzi sic jak
tylko niebezpieczehstwo mroz0w
mimic i ziemia da sic uprawiat.
Kto chce mice s}odkq kukurydze
przez Gale lato, a zawSzc Swicza,
MECH ia sadzi pc trochu co diva
tygodnie az do lipca. Najlcpiej
jest saddle W rzedy odlcgle cd
S;ebie o trey stopy, a na rzedach
rozmieszczajac roSliny tax, ably
co c~zternaScie cali znaidowata
SIG jcdna kepNa kukurydzy. Ma
siona :iukurydzy nalezy umie$z-
czac W ziemi ME gieb:ej jak Nd
diva caic - a kiedy ~kukurydza
wzejdzie naIczy ia czesto kulty-
wowat nicdopu5cit aby sig chwa
sly rozwieimoznily. SIodkq XII
ku7ydze nalczy sadz;j Ma doGrcj
ziemi gdyz an jedynic wyda o.
IA Gobre kaczany.
W nassepnym d2:alc napi>zc o
cgGrkach. cndywii, pomidorach,
chrzanie, kalarc ic. salacie lid.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
Marchew.

Marchew jest jarzyna bardzo
zdrowa i dale sic trzymac przez
Gala zine, az do wiosny. Mar
chew sieje sic W rzedy tax odle--
gle cd siebie. ably umozliwic pie
lenie, gdyz marchew ME znosi
chwast0w. Jezeli sic marchew
zasieje zbyt gesto. natenczas ma
ley ia przerwac, ably zbyt blisko
siebie poszczegolne ma7chewki
ME rosiy. Korzenie marehwi pre-
chowuje sic w piwnicach i w
kopcach, w miejscu suchem i ME
zimnem, ami ME zbyt goraccm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06

poszczegolne kapusty powinny
bye sadzone cd siebie W odste-
pach co Is cali najmniej.
Wczesns kapuste nalezy jed
max wnet uzyc, gdy tylko glowki
sic sformuja, gdyz kapusta wees
ma ME znosi upalnego powietrza.
Pozna kapuste przechowuje sic
W dobrze przewietrzanych piwni-
each, W doiach ziemnych i szo--
Pach takich, gdzie temperature
ME dochodzi do punktu marznie-
cia. ale tee ME Jest ciepia. Waz-
mem jest, ably wentylaeya byla
odpowiednia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-06
Dzia1 Ogrodniczy.
Referuje = Praktyczny Ogrodnik i Farmer.

prawionej, bogatej, wilgotnej zie-
mi W ktorej jest sporo dobrze
przegnitego nawozu stajennego.
'Selery kultywuje sic bardzo cze-
sto, ale mozliwie jak najpiycej.
Blechowanie selerow uskutecz-
MIA sic W ~rozmaity sposob. MOI
ma blechowat "a pomoca ziemi,
" ten sposob, re sic listowie o.
ksada ziemia. Przytem jednak
trzeba uwazat, ably ere poszcze-
golnych roSlin ME zasypac zie-
mia. Najlepiej jest blechowa6 W
ten sposob, re sic ipo obu stronach
rzedu' selerami \ustawia deski,
ktore zupelnie zacieniaja lodygi
selerow. Ktoby chcia} poznac w
najdrobniejszych s~zczego}ach no.
dowle selerow ma sposob taxi, ia
kich uzywaja ogrodnicy hodujacy
ma ~sprzedaz, MECH napisze do
DEPARTMENT. Rolnictwa pc blu
letyn numer AS, a otrzyma go
darmo.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-02-21
NEW Y. Nj. G. A. BUILDING
WILL BE OPENED TONIGHT

The citizens of Pullman and yicin.
ity are cordially invited to attend an
opening reception at the new Y. NJ
{, A. building, Friday, February 21.
at 500 p. M
Pullman's new is now ready for
business and this reception is to be
given Jointly by the Y. NJ. C.. A. and
the young peoples societies of the
churches in order that the commun-
ity may know the possibilities of the
building and begin immediately TO
make good use of it. 1t is the policy
of the Y. NJ. c. A. advisory board to
make the building of service to the
community in every possible way, Il
room already having been set aside
for the exclusive use of Pullman
boys The Boy Scouts of Pullman
and the proposed Junior Y. NJ. C. A.
Will use this room and other parts Of
the building at appointed times. The
reading room, social room and parlor
will be open to citizens of Pullman
at all times and it is the desire of the
Y NJ. c. A. board that they use these
rooms freely.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-02-21
q. W. Sulley Will discuss "The
Troubles of Merchant" at the
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Next Monday Evening

Next Monday evening, February
"a at 500 o'clock, G. w. Sulley will
deliver his famous illustrated lee
ture, The Troubles of Merchant
and How to Stop Them" The lee
lure Will be given in the chamber OF
commerce rooms and will be free TO
the public.
The lecture and pictures will bring
to the merchant. clerk and profess
slonal man one of the most fascinat-
ing stories on retail merchandising
and store efficiency ever presented.
by moving pictures and stereopticon
views the lecturer will show and ex-
plain some of the latest and best
methods of storekeeping-arr
ment of goods, window display, how
to write newspaper ads and how to
set best results therefrom-and
many other interesting things relat-
ing to retail business.
The feature of the evening will be
a three-reel Essanay film showing
The Troubles of a Merchant" the
mistakes that usually occur in the
average store, the Indifference among
clerks on account of lack OF proper
supervision, bad system, poorly ar
ranged stock, which result in losses
and leaks in the business and finally
cause the merchant to become dis
heartened and about to give up the
struggle. The merchants career
changed, however, after he adopted
a system that gave him a proper
check on his goods and money, re-
arranged his store and goods so that
they attracted customers, and taught
his clerks how to become more eff
cient through being courteous and
attentive TO the trade. The lecture
and pictures bring out many other
ideas of interest to the merchant,
and are instructive as we'll as enter
tanning.
Following are some of the pertin-
ent suggestions contained in the lee
ture:
Advertising is the only way of
telling the people what you have.
You may advertise too little or too
much.
The words used should be short
and the sentences direct. The pub
lie is not trying to find out how we'll
educated you are, but what goods
you have. The type used should be
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-02-21
BIG MUSICAL EVENT At COLLEGE NEXT MONTH

truly only what he has himself ex-
perienced. Consider, then, the wild
exultation of La Merseillaise" blair
ing from the trumpets of heroes of
France or the splendid fire and
rhythm of the "Sambre ct Meuse, :"
which battle-march is the war-cry OF
the Poilu.
The French Army band veterans
have heard the tearing crash OF
shells; they know the deadly yapors
of poison gas; they have felt the
weight of Germans gray-green lines,
and have thrown them back; they
have given themselves to France,
heart and soul and body. What they
have seen and felt and done Is ex-
pressed in their Incompatible music.
Captain Fernand Pollain, the d.
rector. won those highest musical
honors of the European continent in
ante-bellum days. In war time he
was decorated for bravery, for valor
while leading his men to battle. And
now he brings to us this organization
of battle-scarred men of France, to
show the entente cordiale" between
France and America.
1t is an event of lifetime to hear
these heroes, and we are fortunate
indeed in having them come to our
city.
We shall hear them play the Star
Spangled Banner. with new interpre-
tation, feelingly and with reverence;
we shall hear their soloists, and
every man in the organization is ca
pable of appearing as soloist on his
particular instrument; and. best Of
all, we shall catch the spirit of patri-
otto music that has carried France
through four years to victory. the
spirit that animates the Marseillaise
worth a million men to the armies
of France" as played by the men
chosen by France to perpetuate the
national military music OF the war
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-02-21
FEDERAL FARM LOANS
APPEAL TO RANCHERS
Address by George c. Jcwett Arouses
Much Interest Among Land Own
crs Around Pullman

The open meeting of the Farmers
Union held at the chamber of COM
merce rooms "Wednesday afternoon
was we'll attended. George c. jew
EFT, secretary of the Spokane Federal
Farm Loan bank, was introduced and
in simple language clearly explained
the operation of this institution and
the benefits which farmers can Sc
cure by borrowing from it,
After outlining the history and
purpose OF the Federal Farm Loan
banks, he explained in detail the
methods which must be followed to
secure loans from them. The first
step which must be taken in any COM
munity is the organization of Ma
tional Farm Loan association of not
less than 10 borrowing members, who
will make applications for loans on
their farms approaching not less than
$4,000. Application blanks for a
charter are furnished free of charge
and do not have to be filed any
where except with the bank Each
association elects board OF five di-
rectors to manage its affairs. and
from the members of this board a
president and vice president are
chosen The board can employ a
competent secretary and treasurer,
who need not belong to the associa-
ton. A committee of three apprais-
ers Is appointed who must inspect
and make a sworn statement as to the
value of any land on which loan is
sought. Each borrower must buy
stock in the association to the
amount of five per cent of his loan.
After an application for a loan has
been approved by the appraisal COM
mittee and the board of directors of
the association it is sent in to the
bank and the land is then inspected
by an appraiser sent out by the bank.
Loans are now being made at " per
cent interest. payable semi-annually.
With each interest payment a small
payment is made on the principal,
so that at the end of "a " years the
mortgage has been liquidated. In
other words, if farmer borrows
$1,000, he pays $55 interest and $40
on the principal each year, and at
the end of BAN years he has paid
off the mortgage.
The speaker stated that three Ma
tional Farm Loan associations have
been formed in Whitman county. one
at Garfield, one at st. John and one
at Winona. He urged that the farm
ers of Pullman should take advant-
age of this opportunity TO better
themselves. He volunteered to an
swer any questions and cleared up
all doubts by his frank and clear re-
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-02-21
EXPLAINS METHODS
OF GAS WARFARE

Lieut.. Geo. T. Mcmahon, recently
of the gas warfare division of the
u. S. army and graduate OF the
school of pharmacy, W. S. c.. gave
a most interesting and instructive
address before the members OF the
State College Pharmaceutical assocl-
alton. describing in detail the Often
siye and defensive methods OF gas
warfare. Lieut. Mcmahon brought
with him several gas masks, the use
and construction of which WAS dem
onstrated before the students. Lieut.
|McMahon was in the army service for
over Is months and was located at
Camp Lewis and later at Washing
ton. ID. c., as instructor in gas war
fare. Lieut.. Mcmahon enjoys the
reputation of being one of the best
instructors in gas warfare in the u
s. army. having been complimented
on his work by the commanding gen.
eral.