THH MJ.IANCK IlKRALD, HBPTKMBBR 26, 1918.
I flJpn
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THE ARMY
and
THE NAVY
Communications will be answered promptly. Interest
ins; news each week.
GROWN PRINCE
WRITES TO PA
llrrc i n hitherto I npubiMi. i lafe,
(or Kiom tttfl i.iiiiiui fOWH
Prime His Dad Kntsor
WMIh.ll-in:
On tli.'
IJun. Somewhere
August 3 times.
in Franco.
u .ir Pal :
i am initial on the run, hh (he
brave and glorious soldiers under
my romm md hav-s not in n the
thine for bo long thr.t they have
started hark that way, and of courBe
J amolnr: with dem. Oh P, o'er has
wen some offel tings happened here
id Franro. Flrat, I started my bla of
tensive whirh was to crush de fool
Amrrlr ni, but dey know so little
about mllitr.ry tootles dat dey will no
be crushed just like I wnnt 'em. I
tent my men In dor fight In big war
t and ven dey gr t to de Americans
ly all said "Boo) ) as loud as trey
onlfl holler. Veil, according to vat
yUi have I Iwnys told me Americans
. u 1 11 have turned and run like bin
jsoe. But vat you think? Dem fool
Americans don)t know anything a
about war and Instead of running
the odder way, dey come right to
ward us. Some of dem vas singing
pome thing about we want come
back till its over over there
r-r some foolish song, and some
of dem ver laffing like fools.
Dey f-re so Ignorant. But doy are
offel reckless mlt der guns and ven
dey come toward us It ves den dat
my men took a not'cti dey wanted to
Ho back to de dear old Khtne. Ve
don't like de little old dirty Marne
River anyhow.
And Oh, Pa. dem Americans use
such offel language. Dey
know nothing of kultur
and say such offel things
rlKht before us. And they talk blas
phemy, too. Vat you think dey say
righl in front of my face" One big
tiiiviv i i Mimr pmce ivy ran
braska i.u said Oh Para. I B'-t toj
till vat t offel ting h" uaid To'
lill. mlt der Kaiser" I Dlrl )OU PYfr
tiear any'hfng so offel? I didnr link
anybody would sny such i offel tn. I
ii made ik so mad I wouldnu s tand
and hear such i. offel ting, ao I turn
ed round and run mlt de odder boys.
Vas I right? Vat?
And Oh, Papa, ve are- golnn de
odder way now and breastidates
re Bent us Can you send us some J
1ft put on our backs? Breastplates I
1
J
"Bear" In Mind
m
Banishes thirst.
Puts vigor into di
gestion. Non-intoxicating.
A remarkable soft
drink with the good
taste of hops.
Absolutely pure.
At grocers', at
druggists', in
fact, at all places
where good
drinks are sold.
are no good for de cowardly Amer
icans are shoting us right In der back
Some of our boys tok of der breaat-j
plates and put 'em behind, but derj
fol Americans are playing "Der Star I
Spangle Banner" mit machine guns)
on dem plates. Cant you help us? I
You remember in your spech you
aid de brave German roldiers Oh1
Pap.- I don't believe dese Ignorant J
Americans efer read your speech, for
lcy run after us Just like ve vas!
a lot of rabbits. Vot you tlnk of dat? 1
Can't you send dem some of your .
speii-hes right avay? Dey don't know'
bow teriblo ve are. Can't you move ;
my army back in Belgium vere ve j
on all our glory 7 brave men can!
vip all der vlinnu-n and cliildred vot ;
dem Bel (tans can trial up. But disc
Americans are rough and ignorant ;
MMl
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Profit Sharing
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On 0-l,'MTUU.t!on
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Lr'.MT Manufacturers ST. LOUIS
EVERETT COOK
Distributor
Alliance, Nebraska
DR titi KCT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
I i 0111 LUckSBS of llauiliuig
li-.i. ur us t!ie German folks
'Hamburger Kraut 'I bMw at anv
Brea(
rail it.
pbanuacy, talis tuMi-spoonful of the
we can't rnak em understood dot ve
nre de greaten soldiers on eath and
and ven try to sing "Dulchland ubor
AJIes ae) luff like a lot of monkeys, j ' put a cap id boiling wuter upon
Brit ve are geting de best of de I'""1 t iirou-li a nieve aud drink a
An.. , v.. ,... .1 UUp full at .my tune during the
Papa. If ve are not de best
on eartk j lurs an de best run
en ve link of der dear old Rhine
da
or before retiring, It is
IIMHITS; 1. u:iv 1 1 1 lir.vuL- 11 tAA and
an: my army Baftor did t ink so much
of that dear old river. Let me know
risht avay quick vat to do hv return I
pohtofflce.
f- Crown prince Wilie.
u.
OLD
WE BUY
FALSE TEETH
the moat
cure
gi i;1. St it OpetM the pores of the skin,
relievhig coi'ift inn. AUo loosens the
bowel-, thus driving a OoU fro the
system.
Try it the nt tune vu suffer from
a eolil or the grip. It i inexpensive:
and entirely e;-. t al.le, therefore sat
and liiirmh
FARM
ANIMALS
RATIONS FOR FARM ANIMALS
Mora Effective Uee of By products of
Cropa Offera Opportunity for
Meat Production.
Wo pay from $2.00 to $r,.Q0 per
net t broken or net). Wo ; 1 pay
actual value for Diamonds, old Qold,
Silver and Bridge-viork Send at
nre by pi real poat and roealvc eabh
by return M Q
MAZEB'S IHMITH SI'Kt IAI.TY
DepC X, 2M7 so. Mh St, I'hilndel-
pbla, 1 v
LUMBAGO
TOUT
Trepan! by the ttnlted States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
The misuse of the by-products of
farm crops Is causing American farm
ers to lose millions of dollars annu
ally. Nothing offers greater opportu
nity for Increased nnd more econom
ical production of fnrm meats nnd
dairy products than by the more ef
fective use of such products. To bring
our funning operations up to the high
est possilde state of edit lency, all
farm by-products must be used In an
economical nranner. Nearly all man
agers of the great Industries of this
rountry have learned that by-products
constitute u very lurge source of their
Income and nhout all the profits.
Farming Is the greatest Industry in
this country to-day, but farm by-products
have received very little atten
tion from the average farmer. Now,
however, conditions are such as to
urge the conservation of every avail
able farm resource and every Amer
ican farmer roust make a study of
conditions existing on his own farm
with the idea of utilizing such prod
ucts as are now being wasted.
It Is estimated that the totnl amount
pf corn stovr and straws burned,
plowed under, allowed to rot In stacks,
pnd wasted In other ways Is worth
Over flOO.OOO.eoo. This is an appalling
loss, and If these feedstuffs were psen
In the feeding of cuttle, sheep, and
horses It would result In greatly In
creased profits to Individual farmers
as well as tend to Increase the supply
of ment and dairy products.
The burning of straw, even though
the ashes leave a small quantity of
additional mineral matter in the soil,
results In an almost total loss. It is
practiced most largely In the west,
mainly because of custom rather than
Inability to purchase, feed, or market
meat-producing nnimnls. The people
there hove come to believe that straw
Is of no value because in that section
It hns never been used for anything.
In some of the western states a cam
paign has beeu made by the colleges of
agriculture and Institute workers to
get farmers to use a portion of their
waste straw for spreading over their
grain fields.
It Is needless to s-iy that bnrnlng
the stover Is a great waste, although
It seems to offer a quick and easy
LIVE STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Heavy Run of MH; BeoI
Steers Sietdy
HOGS SELL 1(M5 CENTS OFF
Top $20.00 Bulk $19.0019 30 Rec
ord Run of 67,000 Sheep. Fat
Lambs Quarter Lower. Feeders
Slow and 2550c Lower.
WHEN IN OMAHA VISIT THfc
xiyty ",:..Fun
tZXmSfT MmSlWl: FXTRAYA6ANZA
CtMi, Claaai En'urlnamant tar,bodi 6o; JUk
to. LADIES DIME MATINEE DAILY
DON'T ao HOME SAYING 1
DIDN'T VISIT THE QAYETY
Rub Pain aud Stiffness away with
a small bottle of old honest
St. Jacobs Oil
Wlit-n your bash i sore and lame
I or lnuiliao. tM'iatica of 1 lauuiatiam has
! v.u atillenc! up, tlun't suffer! Get a
f ') cent liottle of oM. lament 'St.
Jacob Uir at any uni.' Mure, pour a
liitte in rani hand and rul it right
into the I'Uiu or ache, and by the time
von count ttftv. the Min-iirn and hiine-
i..- ia gone.
Don't tav crippled! rl his soothing
neii et rating oil needs to be ued onlv
:icv. It takea t lie ache and pain right
.it of voiir back and euda the nisen
it magical, yet absolutely haruilen
and dtM'sn t burn the skin.
'Nothing clue atops lumbago, actatica
md lauie back miaery so promptly!
Herd of Good Quality Hereford.
method of deahlBg the Bjfonod pro
pamtovji to plowing. This syitem iJ,
n-o t lai-gely praetleod where t!ie corr
Is snapped, or husked. In the field,
leaving the tdnlks standing.
Another greut waste that can well
be stopped Is thu fullure to utilize the
larsjsj area of grass along our roads,
lam s, nnd fenca rows. Sheep would
utilize this waste and remove one ol
the greatest breeding places of Injn
rlQUS farm Insect s. The lower leaver
of the corn plant, w hi It usually go t
Hiisif, as well us the cut-over grain
and hay fields, ulso -offer couslderiihl
feed to farm flocks.
Practical experience as well as ex
perimental work has taught ihat straw
nnd stover can lie used ery econom
ically In the rations of almost all klnde
of live stock. These roughages urc
and should be used in the fnttenir;.:
rations of all farm animuls except
hogs, und should comioss the larger
part of all wintering or keeping ra
tions for cuttle, sheep, and hOTSea
Bre"dlng herds of beef cnttle ir dry
iuiry tows egsj be auecessfully kept
n rations composed largely of these
materials. I'loclss of breeding ewes
.1o well with such feeds v hen peine
,,-raln Is nddel. Hor.s s doing very
il'ht or DS) sork BOSSl Itttisi grain if
liven a plentiful allowance or clean,
Drlght simw or stover. I'mM- certain
condit!.ms, of com. e, grain should le
added to the ration, but no it should
be conserved as largely usp .ible for
human consovtptVan,
Union stock Yards, South Omaha,
Sept. 24. With a run of 17,.'X) bead
of cattle or 100 cars on hand, trading
Opened up slow nnd drnggy with pack
era buying few beef steers Steady on
the early rounds to Mil urgent orders
and paying lR2oe lower juices on
the medium to commoner kinds of
westerns. Quality ns n whole was poor.
Quotations on cnttle: CtnMee to
prime beeves, ll7.AO019.Ut); good to
choice beeves, lift (Kl 17.J." ; fair to
good beeves. $13.r0 15.7.1; common to
fair beeves, .io.no 18.00; gbod to
Choice yearlings, $lfi.00 IS.00 ; fnir to
good yearlings, fl2.00OtS.90; common
to fair yearlings, ..'( ig 1 1.00 ; good to
choice heifers. $P.". 1J.IK) ; go.nl to
choice cows, .$0.00011.50; fnlr to good
cows. $7.7.")R.75; cutlers, $7.n0g)7.,25 ;
ennners. 4U6Jw80 veal calves, $.00
13.00; bologns JjuIIs, $7.0o7.75 ;
beat hulls, $8.001..ri0 ; choice to prime
feeders. 18J5lSMt good to choice
feeders. $10.50i:j.00; fair to good
feeders. $0.0010.'2.r; good to ChOtOS
blockers, $10.0011.00; fair to good
Mockers, MkWtM0i common to fair
grades, $u.(K)7.50; stock helfrs. $7.00
fJfS.PO; stock cows, $0.007..0; stock
calves. $7.00 11. 00; choice to prime
steers. $1 n.00 1 7.25 : fair to good
grrtss beeves. $12.0O 14.50 ; COtnnMMI
t. fair beeves. $0,00411.25; .Mexican
beeves. $0.90 1,1. 00.
The run of hogs was light estimated
t 8.700 head and while shippers
bought s few hogs nt prices a little
higher than Saturday, bulk of the
viles were 1 0 SP 1 r - lower on packer
1 unf and trading a tittle strongs
en the clotte. Bulk of- sales ranged
from HtS.00910.80 wltk- tops at $20.00,
Sheep reeeipts broke all records at
this market for any one day. early es
timates calling for 07.000 head. Qu.il
Ity as n whole did not Include many
choice feeder lambs. Trading was
slow and around Vic lower on the fat
la tabs, and there was nothim: doing
In the way of a feeders lamb tiade.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
I ambs, (food to choice, $ 16 75 17.00 j
In mho, fair to good. $1 4.00 10.7.1 :
lambs, .-nils. $10(KiH.O0; lambs,
feeders, good to choice, $15 00 10.OU ;
lan.hs. feeders, fair to good, $12.00
15.00; lambs, culls nnd onts. $10.00
12.00: yearlings, good to choice. $12.50
1.S 0O: yearlings, fair to good. $12.00
12. 50; yearlings, choice, light fe.d
iiiff. $12,541 12.75 ; yearlings. fair,
good, feeding. $12.00 12.50; ewes
feeder, $8.00a.00 ; ewes, breeders,
good chobe. $15.tH)1S.INt; ewes,
3reelers fair to g.n.d. $IO.(Ni15 00;
tvetliers. fat HO.75fJ12.00; wetb.'is.
feeders. $117512 25: ewes, gooit to
rhoice, $! .25 l ! .75 ; ewes fnir In grand,
.0Oi.2.' ; ew es. -n. iaT.oO.
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Knowing that a (ingle "unaccountable" wild toot nay coi Kim the match,
one misfire in a hundred liot throw him out of Lis winning "form." the
target champion chuoaes Remington UMC Cartridges.
He Inert tVi.it r r ki.iee ha InolfLt duwa tae i'.tt ol Km first pirtol. he Ki founa
Rem.ugton UMC Cartridges all rrAc.
The ol J cattleman who "pacVerl a aix-ahooter t.'U f was ItptiAtA" an! still delight in
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i
when travel
ing, attending
a Theatre or
some Social
Function, or
if Shopping.
don't forget to have
DR. MILES'
-Anti -
PAIN PILLS
with you. They are in
valuable for Headache
and all other Pains.
SB Deaes, 25 Cant.
IF FIRST BOX 18 NOT SATIS
FACTORY, YOUR MONEY WILL
BE REFUNDED.
J
BRING DESIRED RELIEF.
"I havvgt used Dr. Miles' Antl-PSIn
Pills for some time and And them
an Invaluable remedy for headache.
I have always taken great pleasure
In recommending them to u-r
frlendsy being confident that they
will brine the desired relief. I am
never without them and use them
for all attacks of pain, knowing
that they will not disappoint me."
MRS. W. H. BENSON.
West Haven. ConnT
IF YOUR CHILDREN
ARE DELICATE OR FRAIL
wmder-uze or underuoeight
remember Scott's Emulsion
ia nature's grandeat growing.
food; it strcmrthen3 their bones.
makes healthy blood and pro
motes sturdy growth.
Scott at Bowne, Bloomfttkl, W. J.
Hotel Fontenelle
O 7VY h
Built By Nebraskans
For Nebraskans
make THE FONTENELLE YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHEN IN OMAHA.
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SEEM TO MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE
330 ROOMS-330 BATHS
DATSC I ONB PERSON .
Ms I AO Two PERSONS
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Mnpement H. BgjgjSJ Gregory
INCREASED NUMBER OF SOWS
Select Thrifty, Broad-Cheated Animals,
Leaving Out Pinch-Bellied Ones
for Market
To liir gust (fat iiuinlifr of brood
sows hy selection from last fall's lit
ter, SSat should choose the thrifty,
brottrl-,liestod sows and leave out the
nurrow - lu sted, pinch bellied ones to
b irenred for
veuleut .
a market for a con..
MMTtttiirtTtilli
All Kinds of
HAYING MACHINERY
Including the famous
Loosbrock Stacker
and the celebrated
Bain Wagons
De Laval Cream Separators Farm Trucks
Gas Engines Dayton Airless Tires
Lubricating Auto Oils and Greases
The Farmers' Union
Alliance, Nebraska
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