davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-20

vi 100000 talkininku. | muSius
:rancuzai state paprastai puse
stovinciQ ant linijos kareiviu; be
simuSant vieniems, kit ilsisi. XII
ia dideji kariumene yra laikoma
rezervoj; il stos prizes savo prize
;us atsakan6ioj valandoj, kada
prieSas TO visai nesitikes.
Ant vakarinio kares lauko mu-
SO linija traukiasi 375 mylias.
Tarp Argonne ir Alzatijos stow
apie I milionas francuzq; apie-
,inkeje Verdun yra 100000. IS
kolioniju su svetimtauGiu legijonais
atsiqsta Francuzijon Xxi Siol 4oo,-
600 kareiviq, bet is ten, ypac va
saros lake, Francuzija gall PAIN
ii daug daugiau kareiviu. Mat
Francuzijos kolionijose gyvento-
ju yra daugiau negu pacioj
,Francuzijoj.
Ant siaur-rytinio music lauko
svarbiq permainu nera; isl
verze Prusus rusai ten laikosi,
bet kaip kur vokieciams pasise-
lie vel Lenkijon isiverzti. Lie
tuvoj vienok, kaip rodosi, vokie-
ciq niekur nera. Matyt, kaip ko-
kiose vietose Lenkijoj rusai tapo
sumuSti ir atgal nustumti. Kad
is piet-vakarines Lenkijos prizes
didesnes rusu pajiegas austrai ii
yokieciai turejo pasitraukti, ia
net Austrijos If Vokietijos am
tasadoriai Washingtone pripa-
zista. Rusai Galicijoj priejo prize
krokavo, o tvirtove Przemysl vel
tapo rusv apgulta. Rusai vel
apvalde miestus Jaroslaw, RE
STOW. Karpatu kalnuose rusai
apvalde tulus perejinus Vengri-
Jon, bet is kitu juos isvijo. SUI
tapo perejimuose If ryti-
nes Galicijos, taigi dar vokieciu
nenuginkluotas, lenku legijonas.
Pranesa taipgi, buk is Kroka-
20 pasitrauke vokieciu kariume-
ne, todel nereiks rusams miesto
bombarduoti. IS to dziaugiasi
labai lenkai.
Siaurinej Lenkijoj vokieciu Ii
MOS siekia nuo rubeziaus Xxi
Plocko. Jie vel uzeme KaliSa
If Censtachava; siauriuose jie nu-
ejo toliau negu pirma buvo.
Prusuose rusai, megdziodami vo-
kie6iq elgimqsi Belgijoj, ant uz-
:mtu miestu uzdeda kontribuci-
jas.
VokiSki laikrasciai pranesa,
buk Persia If Afganistano emy-
ras apsauke kare Anglijai If Ru-
sijai. Bet patvirtinimo tos Ii
MOS nera. Turbut, tuos paska-
.us leisdami, vokieciai tuom wien
savo geismus isreiSkia. IS to pa
ties Saltinio paeina taipgi is Kon-
stantinopolio per Berlina leidzia-
mos zinios apie mahometonu su-
kilima Indijose If Egipte If XII
tose mahometonu apgyventose
valdybose. Platina-
ma taipgi zinios, buk Xxi siol
nesikentusios mahometonu siitu
ir sunnitu sektos susitaike ir ST.
tiko eiti drauge sventon karen
SUI rusais, francuzais ir anglais.
Bet jeigu jau .Berlino zinios daz-
mai prasilenkia SIT teisybe, tai dar
.naziau iStikimos vokieciu plati-
namos zinios, paeinancios is
konstantinopolio. Melais kares
lake turkai nuo senu laiku pa
garsejo, todel ju Unions tiketi
negalima.
zinios is Konstantinopolio pa
duoda, buk isiverze Kaukazan
turkai musa rusus il is pirmu-
tiniu liniju JUGS nuvijo / antrosios
linijos apkasus. Is to paties SAL
tinio paeinancios zinios paduoda,
buk prize Koprukeni, Kaukazo ap-
skrityj, rusai tapo sumusti. Uz-
musta ir suzeista 5000 rusu, 0
500 nelaisven paimta. Dabar tur-
kai traukia prize Batumo. Uz tai
zinios Petrogrado skamba visai
prieSingai Sulyg tu ziniq, ru-
sp kariumene uzeme jau ne vie
ma vieta Turkijoj. Issyk gar
L LII 1,-1... '
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-20
Is Kares Lauko.

Londonas, lapkri6io II d. Lai-
Ike prakalbos, kuria pasake po att
darymo Parliamento Anglijos
premieras Asquith, jis isreiSke
savo nuomone, kad kare nesites
taip ilgai, kaip nckurie zmones
iSpradziu name.
Vienok, sake premieras, jeigu
il testusi ilgai, tai kares ilgumas
visuomet bus parankesnis talki-
ninkams negu ju priesams vo-
kieciams, mes talkininkai turi
daug didesnes pinigiskas If ka-
reiviskas jiegas, kurios issisems
lie taip greitai, kaip pas vokie-
cius.
Petrogradas, lapkricio II diena.
Lenkijoj, Kaliso apielinkese, vo-
kieciai, sakoma, negalejo atlaiky-
ii savo poziciju i rytus nuo Ka-
liso, tarp upes Warta ir Vokieti-
jos rubeziaus. Rusu kavalerija,
slinkdama abiejais krantais upes
Warta, priverte vokiecius iskal-
no prirengtas prizes Kalisq pozi-
cijas apleisti.
Londonas, lapkriGio II diena.
Londone tapo pagarsinta oficia-
lei formoj korespondencija tarp
Anglijos ambasadoriaus Konstan-
tinopolyj If turku valdzios.
Is sios korespondencijos paais-
kejo, kad Turkijos didisai VIII
ras (premieras)l buk labai geides
palaikyti Turkijos neutraliskuma
If visemis jiegomis megines SUI
laikyti Turkija nuo isimaiSymo
siq kare. Bet jis nepergalejes
Turkijos kares ministerio, Enver
Beyo, kuris, remiamas Vokieti-
Jos, varu ivare Rlrkija karen.
San Francisco, lapkrieio IL d.
Pasazieriai, atvykusie siadien lai-
WI Ventura, kuris apleido mics
ia Sidney, Australijoj, spalio "a
diena, pasakoja, kad keliomis die
nomis prizes ju isplaukima is Aus
tralijos, rs tukstanciai australis-
kos kariumenes tapo pasodinta
ant 23-ju transporting laivu If
20 globa 14-os anglisku skrai-
duoliu nakcia isplauke ! jures.
Kariumenes kelione, tikima, bu-
vo ! Egipta, mes Anglia jau tuo-
met tikejosi kares su Turkija.
L>ondonas, lapkrieio II d. SUI
|lyg pranesimo Daily Mail kores-
pondento is Petrogrado, vokie-
ciai Lenkijoj buyo sumusti lab
jausiai todel, kad centraline ju
armiia po vadovyste Vokietijos
kronprinco neisstenge atlaikyti
savo poziciju If leidosi atgal.
Rusai greitai sugriebe sita proga,
kad ivarius kalta tarp austru ant
desiniojo sparno If vokieciu CEN
tro If tokiu budu priverte visas
armijas skubiai .trauktis atgal.
Lake musiu Lenkijoj, sakoma,
sesi vokiski kunigaiksciai zuvo.
Korespondentas Daily News is
Petrogrado pranesa, kad gene
rolas Dankl SIT austru armija
traukiasi dabar ! pietus skersai
Galicija. Gen. Dankl, sakoma,
labai ituzes ant vokieciu uz pra-
'aimejima music Lenkijoj If buk
atsisakes isvieno veikti su Vo-
kietijos kronprincu (sosto ipedi-
niu0, kuris vadovauja centro ar
mia If su gen. Hindenburgu,
kuris vadovauja vokieciu kairiuo-
| ju sparnu. Gen. Dankl buk at
sisakes klausyti vokieciu stabo.
Petrogradas, lapkricio IL d.
lOficialiskas prapesimas, gautas
| is rusu Kaukazo armijos, sako,
kad pasitaike snedide1i susiremi-
mai netoli nuo Batumo guberni-
jos.
Sulyg turkisko aficiero, paimto
belaisven, turku kariumene veda
vokiski aficierai.
Ms. Serbiioi. Iapkricio 12 a
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-20

kai tapo atmu5ti ant abieju upes
Vlslos krantp; aplink Wloclawek
II Rypin (Rypin yra payieta-
'as miestas Plocko CUB. i siaur-
rytius nuo Lipno). | sitas
Sietas PrieSas buvo parsitraukes
lall kariumenes nuo Lycko.
"Mes uzemem Krosno. pada-
rydami dideliu nuostoliu prieSo
1zpakalinems sargyboms.
"Karpatp kalnu apielinkese.
ant kelio nuo Nadworna Mar
maros-Sziset, arti Piaseczna. mes
sumuSeme buri priesingV NUNS
sokolq. (Tai Austrijos lenku
'luosnoriu pulkai).
Petrogradas, lapkriGio IS d.
;'iqdien tapo apskelbtas sekantis
otcialis rusp stabo pranesimss:
"Rytinej Prusijoj, aplink Sta
Iurenus, Angerburg II netoi To-
Harrisburg musp kariumenes da-
70 pasekminga progres2 muSiuo-
SC. MuSiai eina apielinksse Sol
dau If Neidenburg, kur mes pa
slstumeme pirmyn, neziurint des-
peratisko prieSu pasiprie;inimo.
"Lenkijoj muSis Gina, issipla-
;odamas iSrlgai frontq nuo Ploc,
ko Xxi Warta upes. ISilgai lini.
u nuo kaliSo Xxi Wielun prie.
sas atsitrauke atgal (Wie1un yra
niestas ant linijos tarp Kaliso il
censtachavo i siaur-ry6ius nuc
! Nreuzburg). Apielink5se Censta
chavo ir toliaus i pietus priesas
buvo megines pereiti is atsigyni
mo / uzpuolima, bet tas nepasi-
seke. Musp marSas ant Kroka-
vo progresuoja,
"Galicijoj austrai megina suor-
gan'zuoti atsigynimo linija va
karus nuo San pes, upeS Duna-
jec apielinkese j vakarus nuo
Iarnow If apie Wisloka upe,
Jaslo apielink6se (Dunajec upe
teka per Neu Sandes ir Tarnow;
ziur. ant "Lietuvos lcmlapicl.
Apielinkese i pietus nuo musu
Galicijinio fronto musu kariumc-
nes artinasi prize per5jimp Kar-
patQ kalnuose."
Copenhagen, Danijoj, lapkricio
IS d. Zinios, at5jusios is Ber-
limo, sake, kad rusai uzdeda Ry-
tinej Prusijoj ant miestu, kuriuos
jle paeme, tokias kariSkas kon-
tribucijas (priverstinas mokes-
tis), kokias vokie6iai uzdejo ant
belsiSku miestu to paties diLumo.
Sitos kontribucijos renkamos to-
kiu pat budu, kaip vokie6iai rim
Fo nuo Belgijos miestp.
(Iki Siolei rusai labai retail ir
Sulyginamai mazas kontribucijas
rzdejo: ant Allenstein, pavyz-
dziui, kontribucijos visai neuz-
dejo, ant Tilzes, kuri turi apie
$4,000 gyventoju, rusu uzdeta,
berods, $4,000 markiu (apie 25,-
COO rubliu) kontribucijos. Vo-
kieciai gi ant Suvalku miesto, ku-
ris turi maziaus gyventojp ne
GIL Tile, buvo uzdeje 100000
rubliu kontribucijos, net ant to
kio miestelio, kaip Kalvarija, vo-
kieciai buvo taipgi uzkrove dix
toka kontribucija).
Londonas, lapkr. IS d. Field
marsalas Roberts mire vakar
Francuzijoj nuo pneumonijos.
Roberts, Anglijos didvyris, Sc
nelis So metu, nuvyko Francuzi-
;on atlankyti Indiju kariumene,
kuria jis ilgus metus vadovavo.
Atvykes, jis pagavo Salti if ne
trukus nlire. Roberts savo lai-
ku buvo viena5 is didziausiu
Anglijos karvedziu.
Petrogradas, lapkricio 16 diena.
Rusu kariumene, kuri buvo isl
verzusi Turkijon, pradejo trauI-
It's atgal prizes didesnes turkp
|iiegas. Apie tai praneSama Off
cialiSku telegramu nuo Uzkau-
kazio gen en0ral-guberratoriaus. Te-
,eSrran1, S2L9 l-od No eiisc mn
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-20

rios su kulkasvaidziais, persi-
kelus jiems per Dunoju lapkri-
clio 9 d., tapo serbu sunaikinti,
sulyg oficialio praneSimo, pagar-
sinto Siadien mieste Ms.
"Visi, kurie liko ne uzmuSti,
ar suzeisti,-sa praneSimas,-
tapo paimti nelaisven. Mes pa
emem 1000 belaisven If uzgrie-
bem kulkasvaidziu."
Berlinas, lapkricio IL d. Laik-
raStis Frankfurter Zeitung gavo
sekantl pranesimq apie sumusi-
ma rusu netoli miesto Czerno-
WITT, Bukovinoj:
"Austrai netiketai persikele
per upe Prut, keliuose kilio-
metruose ! Siaurius nuo Czerno-
WITT If staiga uzatakavo rusu de-
sinijl sparna. Rusai buvo visiS-
kai netiketai uzklupti ir po trum-
po pasipriesinimo metesi atgal,
noredami atsiremti ant savo ba-
zos It. y. didesniu pamatiniu
|iiegu). Vienok jie papuole po
austru artilerijos ugnim, kuri pa
dare rusams baisiu nuostolip.
Music laukas buvo nusetas W.
muStuju lavonais." "
Petrogradas, lapkricio I3 diena.
Kariskasai rusu lailsraStis prane-
Sa Siadien, kad rust armija is
lose nuo vokieciu kita didele per-
gale netoli Kaliso, vakarinej Len
kijoj. Vokieciai buvo priversti
pasitraukti atgal, palikdami TUX
stanGius uzmustu If suzeistq ant
music lauko. Rusai uzgriebe I2
milzinisku sunkiu vokisku kanuo-
|liu. Isl zinia nera oficialiSkai pa
tvirtinta).
Rusu armija dabar penkiose
vietose uzpuldineja tarp Goldap
if Stalupenu If apielinkese tarp
Lyck ir Soldau, vakarinej Lenki-
ljoj prie Kaliso il Austrijoj apie-
linkese Krokavo If Przemyslio.
Londonas, lapkrieio 13 diena.
Laikrascio Morning Post kores-
pondentas is Atenp praneSa;
"Sulyg vietinio diplomatic is
sireiSkimo, Turkija buvo pri-
versta stoti karen, mes tarp jos
if Vokietijos keleta metu atgal
buvusi padaryta slapta sutartis,
sulyg kurios Turkija buvo apsi-
enusi pagelbeti Vokietijai, jeigu
Rusija apskelbtu kare Vokietiiai,
Vokietija is savo puses buvo ap-
siemusi pagelbeti Turkijai, jeigu
Russia aoskelhtu jai kare."
Paryzius, lapkricio 13 q. Fran
cuzu torpedinis laivas netoli Os-
tend paskandino vokiska povan-
denini laiva Anglijos kanale.
Laikrastis Echo de Paris Siaip
apraso apie tai:
"Vokiskas laivas paleido tor
peda francuzu laiva, bet nepa-
take. Tuomet sis, sukdamasis
aplink, ismigo povandeninin lai-
van ir paskandino il
Londonas, lapkrieio "a diena.
LaikraScio Daily Mail korespon-
dentas pranesa is Kopenhageno
zinia is pereito ketvergo:
GAS suzinojau is Berlino, kad
|lytinej Silezijoj (provincija su
miestu Breslau) kilo tarp zmoniu
abelna panika. Gyventojai su
visais savo turtais dideliais bu-
riais bega Berlina, Dresdena If
kitus miestus."
Kariski expertai mena, kad
svarbiausiu punktu siadieniniame
kares stovyje yra Prusu Lietu-
va. Nors kitose dalyse fronto
eina musiai, taeiaus pats, taip
sakant, branduolys yra Prusu
Lietuva. sioje apielinkeje jau
pradejo vystytis milziniskas mu-
Sis, kuris abiem pusems yra be-
gallo svarbus ir nuo kurio pri-
klausys tolimesni kares plianai.
Paziurejus ant zemlapio, leng-
va tai suDrasti Rusai atsid,,re
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-20

rios su kulkasvaidziais, persi-
kelus jiems per Dunoju lapkri-
clio 9 d., tapo serbu sunaikinti,
sulyg oficialio praneSimo, pagar-
sinto Siadien mieste Ms.
"Visi, kurie iko ne uzmuSti,
ar suzeisti,- sake praneSimas,-
tapo paimti nelaisven. Mes pa
emem 1000 belaisven If uzgrie-
bem kulkasvaidziu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-20
Petrogradas, lapkricio II diena

efV5t au"o, I"PhtfS1O II utClId
Lenkijoj, Kaliso apielinkese, vo-
kieciai, sakoma, negalejo atlaiky-
ii savo poziciju / rytus nuo Ka-
liso, tarp upes Warta If Vokieti-
jos rubeziaus. Rusu kavalerija
slinkdama abiejais krantais upes
Warta, priverte vokiecius iskal-
no prirengtas prizes Kalisq pozi-
cijas apleisti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-20

Petrogradas, lapkricio 16 diena
Rusu kariumene, kuri buvo isl
verzusi Turkijon, pradejo trau&-
It's atgal prizes didesnes turkp
iiegas. Apie tai praneSama Off
cialiSku telegramu nuo Uzkau-
kazio genoral-guberratoriaus. Te-
Iegrama. sake, kad po eiles mu-
siu, turkai susilauke stipriu pull
ky IS Trebizondo ir Erzerumo ir
priesakines rusq sargybos buvo
priverstos atsokti atgal. Tas pa
rodo, kad turkai rusus iStikro su-
muse.
Londonas, lapkri6io 16 diena,
.aikraScio Daily Mail korespon,
'entas is Petroerado nersergsti
Anglijos gyventojus, sakydamas,
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10
ANNOYED THE GOOD FOLKS
Surely New York Chauffeur Might
Have Been Just Little Bit
Accommodating.

New Workers amt what you would
call neighborly," Mrs. Bates summed
up to her friend, Mary Abby Thomas.
at the end OF dramatic account of
her ten days sojourn in Manhattan.
mo, nor even humanity accommodate
ing as one man to another" she add
ed, firmly; they're plain stuck-up."
How so?" inquired Mary Abby.
with eager interest.
In more ways than one, but one'll
do" Mrs. Bates answered, with Dig
nifty, her long, thin cheeks flushing as.
with some poignant recollection. The
last morning but one before we left.
the day, he noticed spot on the
front Of my gray skirt. You know
how particular he Is, and l expected
he'd send me back to the hotel. But
he didn't. He seemed to have a quick
idea, near g l could make out from
his face, and before Gould ask what
he was doing. he stepped up to pub
lie chauffeur, pulled up at the side
walk in big automobile. We'd seen
him lots Of times, and noticed that
he favored our Alice's Frank consid-
cradle. and there was no reason why
he shouldn't have recognized us. Be-
sides, he'd ought to have known We
want the borrowing kind of folks. but
meant to pay.
Young man. Hiram says to him.
can you spare us little mite of your
gasoline? My wife's got grease spot
on her Dress
What SIS he. But 1t wasn't
question; he understood what Hiram
said well enough, for he began to
smoker, and before I could pull Hi
along that boy was laughing fit to
split"
Il call him stingy," said Mary Abby.
with an air of furnishing a fresh in
depreciation of character 1T wouldn't
have taken more than drop or two
of his old gasoline. Com
panion.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10

Tearing a club from the hands of
one Of the assistants, he plunged into
the crowd like an avalanche. He was
not moment too soon. francesca
was down and the bear was tearing
furiously at his shoulder when he
flung himself between them.
And now ccmrnenced a mighty
struggle over the body Of the uncon-
scious man. The bears fury M,
doubled at finding hiInsolf oorsrcn
by an opponent who, ms esd OF de-
ing and running away, stood up an
buffeted him with awful blows that
stunned and blinded HIM.
At length when he had almost
gained the door and escape seemed
probable. the trainer recovered his
senses and dragged himself weakly to
his feet. He bestowed single glance
upon the struggling pair before him;
then he turned and slipping from the
cage slammed the door b hind him.
The door was equipped w ID a spring
lock and the man who had risked his
life to save him WIS a prisoner with
the bear.
Sdonia's shrek rang above the
cries of the people, and she WIS about
to close her eyes to the awful spec
tacle, when suddenly long pole was
thrust between the bear and his vic
tim; then another and another, and
with gasp of relief she realized that
the long delayed help had arrived at
last.
Then the face OF francesca APP
peared in the crowd in front Of her;
a face that was bloody from the rough
handling Of angry men. But she gave
no sign Of recognition.
Then the face Of Otto appeared;
bloody also, but with wounds received
In another's defense. Their eyes met
and in hers was look that asked for.
giveness. His answering look told
her that it was granted.
Copyright. 1914. by Daily Story Pub. Coz
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10

explained by the fact that francesca.
the gay and fascinating animal
tanner, was billed to exhibit the brute's
Torrance; and francesca had been
paying considerable attention to
Sidonia of late-so much that Otto,
the strong man, once foremost in her
affections, had been relegated almost
entirely to the background
She sought her lover at the first op.
portunity and informed him OF her
fears.
Il wish you would take extra pre-
cautions when you enter Bruins cage
this afternoon" she said. Il never
saw him look so ugly before, and
fear that he may do you an injury"
What foolish notion has taken
possession of you now?" he playfully
inquired. "Bruin is as gentle as a
kitten and has never been known tc
harm any one"
The audience was largely composed
of rough miners from the coal fields.
and when the bear cage was run In
they rushed from their seats and
swarmed around 1t.
So densely were they packed that
Francesca experienced considerable
difficulty in forcing his way through
them. The crowding 81 the people
seemed to have bad effect upon
Bruins temper, and he growled
viciously when the trainer entered
The latter started toward him whip In
hand At the first step he slipped and
fell to the floor.
The sight of the trainer helpless be-
fore him aroused all the ferocity OF
the bears nature, and with furious
growl he rushed at the PROSTATE man.
A cry of dismay rang from Sidonia'a
lips. In an agony of grief she turned
to the faithful Otto, who was stand.
ing few PAGES away.
lotto, save him. she cried.
And why should II" was the fierce
reply "He is my enemy. Had he
not come between us with his treach-
cry and deceit you would love me
still"
"Ottol" she pleaded, sinking to her
knees while the tears streamed down
Der face, Save him for my sake.
Quick or it will be too late"
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10
Favor Channel Tunnel.

The annual meeting of the Agricul-
tural society of France has adopted
resolution expressing the desire that
the public authorities should encour-
age by all possible means the con-
struction of the channel tunnel. The
resolution declared that the tunnel
would give great facilities for the ex-
port of agricultural produce. and
would be sure pledge for the main
tenance of the entente cordiale.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10

Copenhagen's Milk Supply.
Here in Copenhagen there is bet
ter method employed. The farmer
gets more money, the city man gets
more money, the city man gets more
milk and the milk Is better. This is
being accomplished through cooper
alive arrangement which could be
duplicated in Boston. Chicago or Kan
kakee. 1t Is no experiment. The
company has been operating success
fully for twelve years, and it has been
clearly demonstrated that 1t Is posi-
BILE to do the business in this way
There is nothing mysterious or secret
about it. This cooperative association
is a simple business-like organization
of dairy farmers. backed by good bus
mess men operating on sound. scienti-
fic and business principles. There is
delivered every morning to local pri-
vate consumers In Copenhagen $4,000
bottles OF the best milk in the world
at price less than six and half
cents per quart; some Of this milk
comes forty miles, but it is handled
30 well that three cents pays all ex-
penses and profits between the farm
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10
Trpoum-Mlk by
Operative Farm
Products Marketing
How 1t Is Done in Europe and May Be Done
in America 70 the Profit of BOIh
Farmer and Consumer
GETTING GOOD MILK INTO THE CITY.
BY MATTHEW 8. DuDeEoN.

Copyright 1914 Western Union.)
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10

glad to escape
from the drilling
rain that had been
falling all the
forenoon.
Sidonia was not
In her usual lively
mood, and she
h a T d ly k n e W
whether to ascribe
it to the weather
or to the baleful
glare which she
fancied she detect
ed in the eyes OF
Bruin, the big
grizzly. Her anX-
iety with regard
to the ill-humor of
of the hear was
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10
Mot Even Common Sense.

Not Even Common Sense.
Mrs. Newrich-My husband has 8
bad cold
Mrs. Kawler-I understand that
colds are quite common
Mrs. Newrich-Oh then please don't
mention my husbands cold to any
one l shouldn't want 1t known around
that we have anything that's common.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10
SAGE Wish.

well" said young Mrs. Torkins. II
hope congress will know better next
time"
Better than what?"
Than to try to run all summer and
lake peoples minds off baseball"
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10

Copenhagen Denmark.-Would j.
not be relief to you If you knew
where you could get absolutely good
milk, and cream, and butter; If your
milk and cream were guaranteed to
be rich, and pure and fresh; if you
could buy a brand cf butter which wa
always up to stand = I'd, always had the
same flavor, and The same amount of
moisture in it, was never over sailed
or under sailed. and as always abso-
lutely free from faint of age. Most
of us in America get d butter and
good milk at times. All of US get
bad butter and milk at least occasion
ally. Over in Denmark there is an
entire nation which Is united in a
common purpose of producing good
milk and butter. It's success is due to
team work; the COW does her part,
the farmer does his part the cream
cry does its part, the delivery man
does his. and the government itself
takes hand in the process. Not very
long ago there was a complaint from
England that the quality of Danish
butter was falling OF. 1t was treated
in Denmark as II the national honor
had been attacked md every reason
able complaint was attended to at once
by the united action of all concerned
1t was not lccal question. but ma
tional one Primarily Danish butter
and milk is good because the Danish
former is scientific in his methods.
p,,f 6o l. ha 20
is dealt with by the distributive agen-
cies in way no less eF cient, and sci
entific and businesslike. This is
where the Danes surpass the Ameri-
cans, and with the result both con-
sumner and producer in Denmark have
occasion to be satisfied.
Why American MIX Is High to the
Consumer and Low to the Farmer.
DR. Thomas Nixon Carver now d.
rector of the government bureau OF
rural organization. who at one time
made a thorough Investigation OF the
prices of farm products. says in his
book on the "or'nc'~les of Rural Eco
that the mix for which the
dealer in Worcester receives 2Ac per
quart sold f. q - cents in nearby |
Boston. Milkmen drove all over the
city to deliver few gallons Of milk.
He received and probably earned two
cents per quart for doing this. If
route were arranged las they are in
for example), SO that one
man could deliver IN one street con-
secutively from house to house max
ng it unnecessary for any other de-
livery man to follow him up or dupli-
cate his delivery route, the work could
be done for one-half cent per
quart. certainly for one cent per quart.
Another reason for the high eight
cent price was that the farmer sold
he milk to a contractor, (the con-
ractor seems to have been a specula-
orr, who TOOK out profit of 2%c per
Iuart raising the price at least two
ents higher than 1t otherwise would
AVE been. The account stands thus:
At It
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-10

Happy Medium.
The best things are placed between
extremes Aristotle.