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The Washington times., 1914-04-01
BOY MURDERER SAYS
HE IS "REVENGED"
Youth Begins Legal Fight as.
Pretty Victim Is Carried to
the Grave.

POLAND. n. v. April while the
lifeless form of pretty Lidah Beecher
was being laid away in the small ceme-
terv beside the Presbyterian parsonage
in Sennett yesterday, Jean Gianini. the
sixteen-year-old boy accused of muir
dering the girl and hiding her body in
bushes last Saturday. started a legal
fight to save himself from the electric
chair.
Confronted with the bloody iron wrench
and the dirk, with which the young
school teacher was slain. Gianini never
flinched. but stoically held to his ori-
ginal statement that he merely had
heen avenged
District Attorney Farrell today will
summon twelve witnesses before the
grand jury in an attempt 10 obtain an
Indictment charging first degree mur,
der against the youth. II is expected
supreme court of Herkimer county the
youth win be placed on trial for his
life
Crime Unparalleled.
Criminal annals of New York State
never contained a more cold-blooded
murder than that of Miss Beecher.
The murderer used the cunning of
fiend to accomplish his end Enticing
The Kirl to a lonely spot along the Cold
Brook road, ostensibly going to the
ho,ue of his father, Gianini, Is accused
of asking the girl to permit him to re-
turn to school, from which he had been
expelled a year ago. Refusal on the
girls part TO seek out Gianins father
10 discuss the school differences Of the
youth In said to be the cause Of the
murder that ensued.
In a confession by the boy, the
CHASTITY details of the murder are mar
rated.
I'VE had reached the summit of the
road" reads the confession, when Miss
Beecher told me she would go no fur
ther, but must hasten back to the VII
laRe. She also said she would not see
my father in my BEHALF but would
write him.
II then drew an iron wrench from
my pocket and struck her twice on
the head, a moment afterward pluEg-
ing my knife into her back several
times as she sank to the snow.
The Washington times., 1914-04-01
Boy Scouts Tag Day,

Tag day for Boy Scouts, Saturday.
April 1. Greet the boy with Q smile and
sive him your dime or quarter with q
word of announcement.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
NOSE cl0GGE1 FROM
COLD Or cATAnRh
Apply Crs an in Nossrils To
op>E Up Air Passages.

In one minute your eiogEcd nos,rtis
win open. the air passages Of youF
head viii clear and you can breathe
freely. No moro hawking. snuaiinx.
blowing. headache. dryness. No s,ru.-
CLING for breath q night: your cold
or estarrh will be gone.
Get q small bottle OF Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
q little OF this fragrant. sn,iseptie.
healing cream in your nostrils. Il
pcnetrates through every passage o:
tho head. soothes the innamsd or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's Just fne. Don't stay ssuRed-up
with n cold or nasty catarrh-Reiief
comes so quickly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
immigration Commissions Work
Is Settling Up "Manless Land"
Through Activities of This State Department Setteme,,
Has Been Going On...Farms Are Listed for
Sale..No Fee Charged

NotsithagandlaA ,he uafasarablp
eupditious which have existed tos the
pact gso years. bosh Ia this eoaasr,
Ssa abroad. the sstt,!aa ap ef the
hishsTto uagooplcd laada Ia Oregon
has gone oa sssadilS, although pess
Gaps net "a rapidly as aarths pgpNI'
oua year,. " kea sa. railroads taads a
s,suas petnt Vt ,asts bnias' sesAess
excursions each tezearrias spftas Eaa
tsn.
puo 80 the sutet but esilcIent asslSs
lttss OF thV S,s1soa stats Immigration
Cumtalssloa. which has eceH ia og,
eratioa tat the .,aas three seaTs. tbs
opportunities ani attractions OF Ihts
atasr. trotn the settlers s,snspcln,.
have bsSa given The widest poaalble
Publicity. thousands of prospective
homos.-Gvgs have te.a Supplied ~Ith
detailed Information. the reliability
O. which haa bscn guaranteed BY the
stat. itself. aud. tn cooperation wtth
the Stats taaak1rs' Association and
tho oregoa neyeiopm~a, league.
ssrps have bosa taken 10 prosset aew'
eomess from bslnx s~iaaiea by ua-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
GIRLS AND THE CITY

TT l COULD bring only one mes
i saxr. II would be this: Keep your
girls away from the city. II Ia a
queer psychology, that great ycarr-
ing In youns kirt's hear; to 10 to
the city TO work. heard the call.
Jus, as so many thousands OF other
girls have heard it--are hearing I;
now. Eleven years have been with
and OF that great class OF wage earn
'crs-working women. have seen
what I have seen. and out OF my hear,
! beg you young girls. give up the
foolish day dreams OF siorles that are
to be found In the city. Why. you
think It Is a great. beautiful. lighted
street. I know. l had visions u is .
Valley OF Homesickness. and Lonell-
ness and Cold and Heart Hunger are
your companions. There may Be
.brigh, lights. but they cannot pierce
the darkness OF loneliness you enter.
There may be crowds. but their voices
are lost In the noise and rush Of their
hurry,ng feet There may be beau,i.
fui homes. but they are closed TO the
lonely little wayfarer. who pauses out
side their gates--always outside their
gates. child There may b beautiful
music. bus !, Is lost In the sobs Of
homesickness. There may be the
Great Chance. but. oh. II means tight.
eight, eight. with only ono chance IN
million OF reaching the goal.
You come to the city TO get away
from loneliness, you tell men oh.
my little friends. you know the birds
and the trees and the nowers-they
are all your friends. But In the city
you know not q soul. not . thing. II
Is the most heartbreaking thing in the
world to be lonesome In q great crowd
os people Keep close TO father and
mother. TO homo and friends- Re-
member the many little ny-by-nishts
Of whom I have spoken. who leave
the country in the cool dewy evening
and wake up In the crash and grind Of
the city; who turn their faces toward
the city and good time only to
nnd that they have really left the
good time" behind.
Just live your life. making II sweet
and pure. Remember that no evil
though, can enter unless you open the !
door. Your life 10 yours Don't waste /
{. Stay In your quiet. peaceful. whole |
ZONE home. living In touch with God.
who is good. delivering Justice to all |
men. and when the knock comes-and
hey will come-preach yourself this
little sermon: I'm bigger than any
hing that can happen me: sorrow
md temptation are outside my door: (
m In my house and the key is lost
from an address by Nan w. sperry.
assistant state labor commissioner.
Kansas City. No.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
EASY TO DARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR
AND LUsTRE WITH SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR

When you darksn your hair With
Sage Tea and Sulphur no one can tell.
because It's done 20 naturally. %
evenly. Preparing this MIXTURE at
home. though. II mussy and trouble
soms. For 80 cents you can buy st
any drug store the resdy-to-uss toaic
called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy" You just dampsn . sponge
or soft brush with Il and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. BY morning all
gray hair disappears. and. after an
other application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully darkensd. glossy
and iuYuriant You viii also discover
dandrur IL gone and hair has stopped
falling.
Gray. faded hair. though no dis
grace. is sign Of old age. and as We
all desire a youthful appearance. get
busy at once with wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur. and look years younger.
glossy. soft and Iuxuriant.
tAdvsrtissment)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

sstapu,Sus zeal estate dealers sad
laud SPECTATORS
A laad'itssias ssstsm has besa 80,
tabilshsd by means ot which the bona
nde e~Heg ot aYAiiabls fatm iaaa AsS
bp brpusht ln touch utsh ,hu ~uald
bs purchaser. gsFmit,tas dltss, deal
IHs without ,hs Intervention ai ans
,titd Iafv
Foe IhIs s1ystso The eotn tisslah trr
relsSs ao commissions es tees Of ahy
kiEd. tho lisss eslns sufnishe cd
and tree Of charge 10 asy
sna laierrsssa. each shes, gisihs aef
easatS IGtatma,ioH a. "a character OF
suli. sdapsahiilts aud lecaii@a ai the
lands offered. ales Tho price at ph.Fh
u ~lii ep sold. the tsasaasbiehsss OF
thts price being afFirmra By ,hss iss<ai
banker os sams athsr responsible
party harlns ias~isiss 8s ,hs tasss
t'ader The auspices and ,mmeaia,e
atre..iaa uf the commission there
have sssa psiasoa and dtsssIbated
many thousands of descriptive bsoh
lets. each teaEihs tho ssat pt tho
state aaa soiak in,s miaasa details
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
LIMIT INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS

WHEs It is recalled that twenty
w four OF twenty-nine measures
on the ballot were voted down at the
polls. legislators should be slow to
introduce bills. The legislature b..
ennially spends about $4,000 print
ing bills that never come to a vote.
and are introduced for mere effect.
II the legislature wants to econo-
mize and have chance TO consider
carefully necessary measures. why
does IL not limit the bills? An iron
clad resolution should be introduced
In each house early In the session TO
limit bills TO FIVE for each member.
Then prohibit introduction OF bills
the last twenty days OF the session ex.
cept by unanimous consent
That would give twenty days TO
consider $50 bills. II the expressed
will Of the voters 10 heard. not one In
ten OF those should pass.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP

NEW YORK. bee. 3i.--0iss Puts.
burg University clean blli of hral,a.
The iss.y.sr-oid tassitasiaa deserves
tho verdict, Ths slid Fumoss that
have bc-s circulated 10 the erc,s that
there was professionalism Ia the
sanka OF ritt's crack football tsan
wpre aaiIcd TO tho mast today By X
y. Davis. graduate manager OF s,h-
le,ie. a, the smoky City uniyursi,y.
Acting on suggestion soseatly
made in ,h.a eoiuma that where
there ~as so much snaohe--,hafo
oukht To b. an explanation Grad
uatS Manager Davis has .sfotutably
shown tho smoke to aavc eptnc ffom
fittsburx's factory ehimaoys. or srom
somo Of tho so-eaiied ''iilE -Four elass
ieatns who wSro iArrapcd BY the
rittabusgiaa elaa al football last fail.
and wanted TO sho~ an silbi.
Manager Davis gives his alb. in
s"0 ASf~ W Fs"AAy soHapieso Hst'sy
OF every member OF tho team. Al aay
rate. tho history Ia complete enough
20 dlspol any idea that th. Pittaburs
eloSsn had a taint OF professionalism
In i,s system. II ,hsr. are s,Iii TO.
naming any unbeiicsefs who want 10
bs convinced. tho Histories OF tho PITT
players may bc had from the writer
on application
Manager Davis explanstion. by the
way. conveys the rather interesting
that. with twocxesptioas.
Pennsyivania furnished all siesp, two
OF the regulars. with those two ea.
ccptions. all learned the rudimsnis
Of the game In Western Psansyivania
high and prep sehools--thrso Of them
n Bsliefonts Academy.
Another point that might interest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

shosr uhn started tho prafea .isa allan
sanot Ia tho fact that tho eligibility
rviss at ri,ssaars ualsrs~isy arc sfar-
sleaiiy laeniicai sIgh thess az ,as
large Eastern inssi,asisss. wlta the
ono exception as ,hs residence fats
Popular demand lasiao tho sstaoi this
rear win pus such a rule Into saces
s-fofe another tspis~n,aath. accord.
isx so Manager Davis
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
0ss . 10 cent package Of Dr..
Jaass' Headache Powder
and doa't su6@.

wAsa ypas A~si ssas. ys4 .lHs,y
rsSss ks,. s.,isf as yea -tli Go vsa
lss seesisrss 10 sassf wAss yus ca
tahs . ssmsAy hks tv jsaass' Asss
a<As le~Ass~ ssA s.iis.. The Fsia .si
a~assixsa 81 oae~ Asna .sszs~as 10
shs drug store sp~ tef disae t.xasss
Of CDR, tsmss' ttssi.zhs sI'v..sn,
fsoas susss' ts = isv aszsa,s yVa
viii fssi sas--essasshs s0ss- ~ aas.
ssassieis psia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Tb. following unclaimed mall mat.
ter In tho Klamath Falls pos,osssee.
advertised Of the 18th day Of pcecm-
Der. will be sen, to tho dead letter
cyacc at Washington. n. C.. on the
ed day OF January. 1918;
Beali. Gertrude
p. Mr..
Hoia. Henry
i.sushiin. Edward
Mareoui. Erminlo tltaltani
Paris, John
Thomas. Mrs Laura
runnei.. Mrs. Emma
Thompson. Walter
Watt. Ms. Estelia
Walker. Mrs.. w. l.
A charge OF te viii be made on III
letters delivered from This iisl. 10
calling for letters pleas. ssy adv, =
tis~a
". A DEf.zsf.l.. p. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

fssafdlns the dlrsfsa, ss,tlap, s,..-
opportunities fns sst,isss oai.t
A large rsft ol ihis ilsrfa,u,- n.
erea i1 usfmaa, Haeit.h and H.,
see'an, tho eOhmlssloh smgia,ts.
Translator 10 receive aai ,c,t, "a -.
'sst"Hassso tgom ali Paus u Ss,.
sfh EaFope,
Tao s"umssaiuh has s4ssa,,f,,,
H'ss sad overcome ali The las,,,.tt.
difficulties attshaAE, upUA TO laasss.
'ns snf hea movement. sGa 4, s,s
fslrst apoa ia trot sha psrpafra a,
esefs ,femcnioas tnausEso on ,ss
sstns. ~sitare Of tho state
II has In Us nips lls,ihs. ~ ,u.,,
sssH inn rshshss abI tafm. sss !.
naahE of these ras-s regosiattgs, AZ,
s'reaar phaeF nay begaees "a. ava.
~ sad prospective bspsfs
Neither tho insiSidasi n.rrs sr,. =,
she suAmlssIoa nor q e Ihspa..
their esSsusise aerr'. fpssires a.,
compensation ttesa the s,aro all
assliabir tuaas nslns applIo4 di,ox,l,
to tho roilsstlea saa alassHslsa,.aa o,
Facts and nEur~s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

A machine has been devised for
Initiating the noise Of an aeroplans
engine. with the object OF alarming
hostile troops. Serv!an and Monte
negrin troops used to rattle during
tho Balkan var To initiate machine
gun dre.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Esicieney OF tho saw has ben great
iy incrcased by the recent insca,ion
OF = frcnehman. Tho teeth OF tho
new sav arc arranged In alternate
Groaps--foar pointing forward aud
then four pointing back. For cutting
metal tho now saw arc almost a.
efficient A. saws Of tho usual pattern.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Out OF total area OF si.iss.t .tso
acres OF land in Oregon. ss.s2ts.-
3iT acres are under Federal control.
The forfeiture OF tho o. Il c. Land
grant will add 2.07t.isi acres ,ha,
will be drawn from taxation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

The tafsess d,smoaa kr0Ia un
discovered In tho rsemlss alsea 10
tho Tsaassaai. Ia iss5 Il seisssa
s.sssA vafass Il ~as Vsrssslea TO
kIag Edward saa vas Iaszfea taf
ti.sse. GOO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Menace Of the "nim famine" which
because Of tho ~ar threatened TO
hurt American moving picture Indus
,ry has been banished. Moving pict-
ure MIN 10 being made out Of skim.
med milk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Moving BY parcel post 10 the latest
use TO be made OF the mails In Grass
Valley. California. A family moving
there from Nevads sent most OF thsir
housshold goods by mall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Coal required for oae journey be-
'sosa S.w rofs and tisvspaoi By q
tao4efa llnrs sosia an ~ usins.
each aado up Of 50 tsa.tan ear.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

over i.oeo.ess womsa sisasa Tbs
appeal psr~ea,ed TO t'rssissa, wilsos
a1tias aim To lead movement Tor
peace among the -arr'as nations
abroad
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

OF the half million women workers
employed In the trades in London
over $4,000 are out OF work. while
some 100000 are on half time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21
Scattered Shot. :

TOO LATE TO cLAssIYY-On &C.
count Of the present stringency. hard
times and the paucity OF the circulat-
ing medium. ! offer ny falss tAstb
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Tho womsn's Christian Temper
snee rnion viii no, hold I,s meeting
tomorrow a. planned. owing to tho
proximity OF the holidays Tho nrxs
meeting Ii to bc held January is,h.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

WHAT ARE you doinx toward
klamath coun,y's exhibit at tho ran-
ama-rseine International exposition.
~ you cant call at the Chamber Of
Commerce. send note. and q party
viii call TO &c; your donation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Wounded soldiers In France arc
being taught 70 knit by the women
OF that country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Insurance tAss pays. see C3,iicoss.
ass A1sis street. Proos 09. ie-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

JUST BECAUSE you favor the
allies 10 no reason you should try 10
empty all the German scheoners
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

DON'T TALK wAR--tslk easi-
ness 10 all r!sht. but some fellows
say shcrmsns deanltlon ef war also
describes the condition OF business,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

SOME PEOPLE are mean enough
tn attribute the prvsen, css prices TO
the fact that there 10 To BE- = home
talent vaudeville show Christmas
nighs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Representative Lemue, L, fadxrs,
OF Tennessee .s the chairman OF the
naval Affairs committee OF tho Aoaas
OF representatives. which 10 now in'
ses,ixatinx the eonai,toa OF tho init.
ei States navy. The work has eeea
taken up largely because OF tho ssi,a.
ton srsagurated by Representative
Gardner OF Massachusetts. who had
introduced a resolution tor a special
committee to Investigate both army
and navy. Already Mr.. paisr,t's com.
ml,,es has brought out some interest
Ing facts concerning the readiness Of
the united States In case OF war
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-21

Another poin, ,hA. nigh, ia,sres,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-19
Buy MUTTON IN QUANTITIES
assutfon " EeonoHay, ard tsa ufspsab
tios - tsos D Hard Matssr FOR
ssaa Cgsvsr Esauaaxe@per.

Fond axpmrss agrees chat yearosd
nsuffoa Ii sners naeritiUHs than yoang
lamb II ia much cheaper 10 buy VI lsa
quantities Al hind quarter viii fur
niBa chops whiah can Be dreaded or
served plain uv with tomato aaaee
The IaW can ha resisted er boiled
aerved wtth nsint eg eaper sauce The
hssass make good cream soup "
Scotch hariey broth Tfa scraps IA
eaid roase mutton fmaka ata excellent
aaaad eoEahsned with chopped celery,
srauna aua peppers Mix wisla naay0si
naiaa amt serve On d iatfaea l@af.
ne chopped eufa natheu ID Ane saat
apned and baked Iii mango peppers
from wfleAs the seeds have been ra.
aaevaa, er ehnp tlas scraps of roaat
naaftans kaat ia creatn sanre and
serve on tssaaf On hi pattie aasea
Tisa fDra quarter af mutton naRkes
stawa plain or with curry powder,
meat pies ana I'll casaaralA wifh vega
tables oF riea Raaat tiAe shoulder
stuffed or pEain. and uas tla iosn Cor
esacpa iii orfiev ttaak onn may NOT gst
Tired III mutton, Asp not serve II alia tlaal
tiasaa, but alternate with aFaAer dishes,
CORK tlse asAws and soups and eaa.
siAesf Reep ia d cool paRaa Tbs
shops rHn HI hsatsd md covered WIN
fnsltet TART a rnaat can Ae kept III.
Haianlteiy, tlaa aagsae way This Id Il
apsaiaEly good islaa fnr ttaowe All ii dlas
taaee frBm d naaas market
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-19
CONVENIENT III TIE KITCHEN
Nsw Atmk Haahp@n Tnat - Calculated
II asvs Tlma mna labor WI
Fsoaas @@eA.

A rev alsk daahpan has Iaat ~
rived on tlaa market and ii creating b
a@eided Sensation ansoAg housewives
Nh0 ara ahlaasd sa adnas the aasApan
family ID thstr inEinats aeqaaintanea
ship
The ataspan ~ aanara Hrs fhe asIsk.i
snd naM feWs shust tin tAma and i plag
IL the esnter The pAag II pulled euf
~ las ~ ina diahwaAsr which dFaans
tnsa i Wire dTMweF underneath. ssx BIZ
eight iaeAss Iii st1s aaa an insh aasBs
T1ls eatsnam MI greasy substances
ard wAsis from the water then sssa
drawer may ~ pulled esat ana emp
tisd laeo tia Karhaxe haekas. which
saves tbs eiogstng og she siak and
sise prevents she handfins az ths
uasaaf vasts b. the weuaa who deas
the dtsAwaahsns. II II i clever con
trtyanees ana viii cartainiy have q
niche ii the hall cf honarea tinss and
labor saving convenience
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-19
AnpIa Gfans

ssx coed ssxea appaas, geAled and
aaiaed. ena snpgeI nxe3aasea, one cup
fsaa sugar. d lsttls aalt and einnamea,
Make 4 dough 10 nne seans pint 81
naaf. ops saaapaouFai soda. ene sea
spoonful sFsaFa tartar oaaAalf tsm
spoonful saIs. Ruh oReAalf tablespoon
nj III Shortening snto four ind nals
with huftsrnaa1k 81 aeag milg ia make
VI rfght 10 roll Put aue-hah af ghs
anplAs III d deep Assssssa pan ~ kettle.
season with saeshaIf eapfal molas@es.
ene.Aalf apfaI sugar. aaIt and einnas
na1a. bride tlaa dough Ento two paris
asaa rosi omehaif to aiEa te cover 40
ples. Put Id smother layer ~ apples
with rensmsnsaas 0f naeEasaaa, sugar, sail
Ana etnnanan Cover with other hail
III dough, wash sits eas III top Pct IL
anA eupfnl Of hes water. cover elasaly
and cook on TOP ef stove from thirty 10
forty ava misusss. takins care net 70
a@orch,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-19

win tell you that eosoperatien natu-
rally begins With cooperative credit,
ratksr than with cooperative market
ing. II does not necessarily fellow.
however. that Ia America cooperative
credit associations should preceda CO.
operative marketing Conditions in
Germany differ greatly frena those In
the United States.
In the arst plarn, the privately
owned banking houses eli Germany aid
aat serve tia German faras= even ~
adequately a. the An1erIcan banker il
now serving the American farmer
In the second place, marketing En-
Germany presents practically none Of
the difficulties encountered In Amer
lea. Germany has By high tariffs forced
tas consumer to depend upon somes-
tic production. The local demand for
almost every karm product exceeds tina
supply, IA a FssuIt there are two
buyers denaandlEg butter. for example.
when orfy enough butter for cae 20
available.
There are no long haaEs, So in Amer
lea no bong distance commissions bust
ness. The prodaeer mere nearly aaeets
the Consumer face 70 face and gets hts
pFfca German marketing as compared
10 American IL airscs. stmple. and free
from complexities.
We mast take the coanses OF the
Gernan who ranks cooperative credfs
as more inportaat than cooperative
narksttng WITH caution. sinee ne has
dealt win reversed rondifians We
ars hrmly eonvsaeea. after q careful
survey. that at least tn America. taa
naore prosperous scheme az eopopera.
tive marketing h more fnaporsaat taaa
sasogseraFsva credit
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-19
II carr4.

PIT two paansIs of lamb IN d stew
paa win aagsssisAt water ta cock 1T
haviag previously washed III Lst ii
seaw slowly tsii the meat comes easily
fsaxn tha bones When ea0s. cut Ii
into suaII pieces FRY d small onion
Ii two ounees "a hAtsar DO i light
hrown. add tablespoonful ~ curry
powder and hair . spooafnI III curry
paste. snEx MI together vita hair b
pint 81 good wravy Or stock put ii sks
msas ana bet Il stew genfIy half an
hoa. sexys busIea rice separately.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-19
o@ran panalxsa

N4hask tha yoIks ct I'VE ewSs with
Ans pans al cream or rich milk and
keas siAe wsssssEaas very Still. Add ID ths
yolka and eream Eear awnesa og naas
ans che tablespoonful of sugar. ems
ounce az raisins ard one uaaee
ehoppess almonas Then add sha beat.
m WIRES. stir and tfy On d grsfats
wlsh 100 fss..sssses d butter. either whols
er ii three parts Let Il hrovn. when
lsxns SIN II with sugar and Serve with
nrsaeryes or hsss vanalIa Cir wine saace