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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
Twenty-Six Years Ago

Commissioner trainer ha, perjury ease
INr anarchist uayrs have been pu.tnunol
m'| h.r." Attorney rrny IAN nr urr-
lD o. umnU .u today for Washington
count. h.H u.H the body NJ his vlt.s
nn.'' Nh I..u Iuru who died Inst night
"n 'rw.h. DuuI Ms Listen was sS
Year, uH
The frm u. o. x Hoffman aud Co.,. of
ih" hHAur. dissolved partner-hip ,rstcr.
ln' Nt unl Nnuipn assuming control
no lN. HH.."r.s aud viii continue u
'hr ".d s'"NH 1000 Main street
Mr. uN"',, uaaahcm bought the mrnI
wr unI Undertaking estnhllshment ~
MT '"' I,".| 900 Broadway between Main
and l.u' Hu".
hvm. Hr.nn Walker went 10 Gur
ill., 7um.N uf course sooners SID
lI|h I. .. aud A e scott hnN fu
tax along
W rru nmr I'm Yesterday from n
books hnr ... MHriy hut IL happier fhnu
NF snM'....r foo rpt back to hI, true.
N N"I hIs N..l love
Prof. " leonard. prInclpnl teacher
"i lh" lmI.u Mission aud Industrial
school 'h.u.n Cherokee stdp ls
Nlomry Herbert Mitchell went 10 King
h'hrT today 5000 legal business
Mr. q nrr,,ou NJ the real estate
uNn or l'T.s'Hn and Wilson. has' gone
,n NWh''a .nII'l home by the illness of
Ladies u1O un Nlrs MARY Cole Grand
a'rnu" West nj mo pickwlck house for
mats aud millinery goods
Ih" ono 1ear old chlld of Mr.. VIII
u'w NNr', was 'rrt sick yesterday. hut
thtgugn 'hc skI'l treatment NJ ur
DAVIS me child lis better today.
Will offer for sale Vt auction Ia tho
mEhr', bidder uu Grand avenue. block
w. lol Nv oh lhurslAv October ~ nj 3 a.
m Terms ga'h Without limit or reserve
.t u Nonuvur
\ iamsel ta.r m fnn decided last
n'HW lhHl I'm" had uu moro charms Tor
''' NJ" started I" 'nr dark unknown By
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
SANTA FE GRACEFULNEss

II was graceful in President Ripley. Of the
Santa Fc, to confess Judgment for his road in the
Ardmore disaster, and 10 ask that a citizens com.
mittee be named to hear all cases and make tenta.
tive awards. or course, this does not necessarily
mean that the Santa Fe will make payment on that
basis hut does cylnce spirit Of fairness that is
gratifying though not unexpected.
However the investigation by the corporation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
Times Spillway

rurcc1 Register arises to protest nganst the rumored
calling Of a grand Jury down there and says by heck
that the law Ia enforced there In a its branches why
break up u peaceful community
Snpupa Herald says the fire department there made
run u fire the other day In ~ seconds Infer that
bod, timed over lamp IN the fire station
Cautions Judges" are the words the Chckasha IN
press very fceingy In designating the gentlemen who
hn,c undertaken the impossible task of selecting the Que
best baby from the il5 entered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
NATURE WARNS
Against Using Calomel

The sickoning nRuseatlng feeling
thnt follows the usc NJ colome, ia the
natural result " disarropginy vonr
entire system. Doctors pypr,vb.re are
agreeing thnt the action NJ rplome, Il
much too strong, and leaves tho hody
sick and weakened.
LIN.ER.LAN In a wonderful s,h.
stlmte for calomel, that has All n, ,,s
good effects aud nonc ~ In h,a n,as
II acts soothingly hut thorouyb,y an
the liver cleansing II NJ hWo .nI
Kidding the entire system VI stogna,'
Ing polsons
LIN.ER.I.AN Is strictly hnrm,o..
vegetable compound, and is nnr,,
teed to give satisfaction or ynnr
money will be returned. lnsls, an ma
original, bearing the likeness snd
signature NJ l.. X. Grlgsby. For mi,
here ut 60c aud 500 At A. ]. Kin
patrick, IN " Grand Ave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
rmr rIMEs nrneetorth-

An Institution that slall always he found fighting
for dccrncy In the publr service, regardless Of pAr
consideration. constructive Ia ali It's policies and
while belonging to no party, opposing with it, might
the drma EoEucs ui alt lighting for proErrSs and
practical reform; opposed tu special privilege aud the
custom Of Improperly Influencing law making and
law enforcing bodies whether by predatory putooracy
Or predatory poverty whether by Capital Labor;
devoted To the public welfare every resource con.
stantlS strained present the accurately and
discuss II impartial,; willing to correct INSTANTLY
Injustice done the most humble, vet too prOud
spoloEie to the most high Tor p1cy sake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

tnr mudumu route 4 stomach pump pr,
youiyI Boo. ,rum continuing fu. Journey
ami .Nrv H| right to-day
Wood Wanted I want 200 cords u'
wood 90 lnmIuua residence uu lranI
way South u.mnumu W H lBuU..
Mr lN.T. White hus received fHr 700
rululm.uf .I .rmml-suurI foo nhr fu
ur deed aul u.N.r 300
strumuuf- uH dispositions ur' FOO Nr
usrd .u rI. slate " kansas n. Will u.
.rl,r hl. ,.nI lU few days when Boo uIu
hr ruIHE ..f business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
!,
Jay House ~.

Fred collier wants tu know lhr lu
c,iuhIr relation between the tu-v
maIr quartet and the mguhrou~
,oUr We trace It for him with pru,.
Wr The man carving "-uu,r'
never laughs. tie either erie, or
sings. and each manifestation pru
urrd, from the same emotion
Unfortunately the women seldom
u,c the same care In picking ouJ q
msmud that they exercise Ia buying
% hat
After ym have heard u wommS
reply lu &c. % Hypothetical question
ul 10000 vud, never >erms very
long To you
Every time q grundstaud collapse,
% rcfurmrr is injured
II o mudidntc fpr vice president m,
money he ls considered satisfactory
II you cry "wulf' too often uo rrs.
culug party viii be- organized When
the wolf finally appears.
The decisions of the umpire always
0re interesting one eminent chi.
cago authority says one kidney Is
enough Tor anybody
Fame doesn't amount to much. An
the great majority NJ the people know
about Henry George Is that hr b, u
flye-crnt cigar
Probably the most painful process
is that NJ a man engaged In an al
tempt 10 sing The Star Sumglyl
Banner
There isn't much rhc mllrr with
you II YOU can cure It Ny drhGIug
huttermilk.
Next 10 projecting II IN nm cnr trum.
pet. the most difficult thing Is Ia
express yourself clcvcrly through a
megnphonr.
Here II another mvlolahc rule.
No poor man cnn afford daughters.
The first thing man looks Tor IL
a place to sit down The first thing
a woman looks FOR II mirror
People generally speak we'll NJ
Hohe Fisher, who Is hopeless In.
efficient and who has been burden
on his wifes people ever since he was
married But they bitterly attack
samuel Fympton who * rich and
influential. and one " the falrcst
men In town,
GutSen Borglum SAYS this country
should spend more money for sculp.
ture. A. You may already have sus
nected. MIR Borclum II sculptor
and Is looking for commissions
Shlftlessness is yarlously con
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
American National Bank
Of Oklahoma City
l3S-llO Main Street
Capital and Profits. $500, 10000
Sayings of Christ
Sayings Of Christ

But when they deliver you up, AAr
no thought how or what We shall
speak for It sh0u be given You I'm
that snmc hour what ye shall speak
For 1t Is not SO that speak but lhr
Spirit " your Father which speakrtn
In YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

\ prominent politician believes
every family should keep COW. sim
li""klc is even further advanced
along the line " progressive id,Is
>im believes that every family should
Also keep bee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

'lrn'd. lf woman makes cherry
l'l" aud leaves the seeds In, that is
shiftlpssneSs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
IIBI'
The Times

f'l>rd Beef Hearts Brown GRAVY
FI'rd Potatoes Lima Bean,
I'll'hle Pudding Custnrd, Sauce
Coffee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

Gutgen Borglum SAYS this country
should spend more money fOr sculp.
ture A. you may already have sus
nected. Mir Borclum IL n sculptor
and Is looking for commissions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
The Log of a
Marriage Ship
BY SHEA MlLLARD

lhls story The Times September Back numbers
a, they last ran he got Mt The Times urf,e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
American National Service
VII.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT

Idle or temporarily unemployed
funds may earn definite Income
by the use OF our Certificates uf
Deposit These certificates are
issued against the deposit NJ
money or bnnknhlc funds aud are
payable at Il fixed date. determined
10y the deposition Interest Is nj
lowed at the rate Of four percent
for six months aud over aud three
percent for less periods.
We shall welcome your personal
or written Inquiries on this Sub.
ipci
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

shlftlesspess is yorlously con.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

Wireless rr'.nho.. is ot last nm accomplish
mcnt and ma s0..,s hut don't overlook the
little detail ,nn 'h patents are owned by the
American Tcrman. anl Telephone company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

Possibly lc N.cur'ain county jury adopted
the popular ,Ioeu safety first and decided to
acquu j VI ln...' and let the mob handle his
ease as II saw ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

Ev-Amhus,oIor Dmba says "l hope ! have
seen the last of 'N. american reporter The editor
woudu print u.' hr American reporter said OF
Dmha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

And now they are digging up the name ot poo
old Gcn Kuropatkln. Remember who he wa
lonrhcr2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

The first thing man looks for Il
a place tn Sit down The first thing
woman looks Tor II mirror
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

Here ~ another iuvlulahlc rule
No poor man cnn afford daughters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

The amapamatcd order Of bank robbers also
reports business flourshing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

There isn't much rhc mllrr with
you II YOU can cure II %, drhEug
huttermilk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

Il is alva,, easier to give happiness than pain
The smile is far more natural than the frown. Tn
wonder is that ,. many of us do not recognize this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
Tiny German States.

While u e. well known that some OF
the German states are OF iiliiputian
size. few persons are aware that Il Is
quite possible 20 visit all seven OF
them. including two kingdoms. two
duehies and three principalities in an
easy walk OF four and half hours. A
good walker starting from Steinbach.
Ia Bavaria. Will arrive In half an hour
az Lichtentanne. which Is situated In
aXs-MeininEen. Thence the road
proceeds IN one and a half hours TO
Rauschengesecs fReuss. elder branch)
after which IN n few minutes Gieima.
In SehwarEburER udoistadt. IS reach
"a. Hair an hours walk brings the
pedestrian 90 Aitcngesecs tReuss.
younger branch.l An hour farther on
lies DroEnitx. on Prussian soil. and
the last stage ~ another hours stroll.
finishing az Saaithal. Saxe-Altenburg.
Washington Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
TIE DASOER or DELAY

Delay - os- % tss srss as fsr sss
7ssFrursi1eiss. Tsts r. especially tTgs
vsre saslis tzssassasass sFs szfsr
eassatFraElas- tt is sasT % so 81
ease r1r wslsiaE e fFs saFs % = fss
sr=fs ssa 90 tEs eesFf ~ loesi ta-
rrsrezsass vii 40 ussi GO b. oz guard
sEalzss tactics % this had gsesrtsksa
elfH etse 81 sfsssesiaE tts carTyiaE
9aF ~ tas e.tg's stsexss vsea tss VII
lsE- % sears vas faksa Over as part
ri Fer E9sirisa
Rock tslaeE ass ezsfs Gseulss rroG-
asrf ts O. fts GstF anf asiiEasi1a. az
veil az Eel csc t-fsssst 60 tEoss iirirE
.e fae zsw sa1ts safe lat tEsT - re-
terezss. asf wfseogf unuecsssarT de-
tzY TIE reeetF sEFsef acf esra2sf @
aeE sksT eses e. riEhf 90 90 80.
90 coarse 70 ore ADVISES u=fge
taste Ever rsass % All tss sars-
sfs1s r1votrs6 ssasif - Efvs1 e1as'f-
ersstse. BAT tssrr sf9a'f D. 20 marx
TAG tfzs az asT stage
Or Eel believed tsas go s~w Gig af-
statssrataer ts fssrraslssd % asts q
record fFr obstructive rsesszrFs zoe
s--1rf fr FsaF OF th~ orc wkirs PRE-
e-f-,i .s s~f 5ffrts ts ere ease rrfeea-
ing ~ ere af-FE~s -asfs % Sears 's
go sess possible h~EfeessE 20 ear
ssar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

.a4 progressive t-sssiAfiS. &c HasHes
.aG Gffzz. ks~rg o<<es xrEsea.x. &sf
rus5asei-,s eas1cs Il al ter-~ e sess~
s.4sss ts< rsS1eize4ss lave ssrss3
s.es sa~srs 80 e1s -sys % estrss %
s~snsr r-ars az. EksT A.. sc 9oss<
th~fr vare ssfi. aEG ts~J are soe Co
tax ls fa Ess sos4-zr teterss. Tie
serf eharrss tE~J VII GAks against
a. Gsz1o<-zss ss ~ssA1axtes VII -
arr-e 4xss-ss rsssz ta tA~ir Cv- so=s
ts~rs a~rsse~ Eoras kas strs'-&T is-
sa@s1 a ssasz warusrE 20 tsis sect u
aaF 30 shss ssess Essseefsrf r~ssbii-
eaa ear D. elected o-GazG % tss
srssafsreT is 1915 &c q si4ssoFsz %
srfrtsEst p~usS@rifT AS sseEiaT
goffsies. ssss fss above facts s&4 e~ttsr
D. recsassrsG hsfess szaEiaE Ezy PRO
csrelsa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
William brady.n.D.

And BESIDES none O, the big doctor.
AaG specialists Who had already pro
nouac-d- upon the case considered
ne blood a; all bad. But The youns
doctor ohstinaieiy and tAetlessiy In
sistsd-rsfused 90 express An opinion
without the examination-
So the dsspairink invalid consent
ID And here - what the ezamina-
tior showed;
Erythroeytss lthA's medical for red
blood esiis) 100000 (none toe
many.
Lsueoey-ss CrneaninE white blood
csiisl. 300.
Eosiuophiies which are white ones
that take a special red stain under
the microscopy. - per cent t'oo
mAnyl.
You came from Kentucky. didn''
VOW asked the doctor. We'll. then
I guess you've got the hookworm-"
Il proved a good guess lot bet
ter than any high sounding guess
that had ye; been made about the
patients case. for a thorough. treat
men, With thyTnoi was followed by
steady Improvement which went on
% full recovery.
Today the former patient Il a poor
sr but healthier man. He IS great
believer IN working on clues rather
thar unsupported theories. Good luck
they say. Is product % work aud
brains
Questions and Answers.
GaIi-sac Not a Vital Organ; Is IL
true that one can't live long after re
rnoval % the Eaii-sae. What can one
take 70 keep an inaamsd gaii-sae
fushed-
Reply.
g. Hundreds 81 people are living
happily ever aft~rward 2. Two quarts
o. watsr per day; huttermiik. fresh
Fruit. green vegetables: fresh ai- and
exercise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
The Daily Story
The Checkerboard Many William Chandler

renewed him OF his revolver, while an.
other drew a ring with the point OF a
dirk knife on the ground. When an
was ready the principals started FOR
the center of the ring.
The spectators were looking for tha
fight TO begin when they were startlad
at seeing Jim lying on his back. His
antagonist had planted his fist up-
der his jaw so quickly that ordinary
eyesight was incapable OF foIlowin,
the action. Jim sat up and looked
about him. indicating that he scarcelv
understood what had happened. Then
he rose 10 his feet. but before he couls
square himself on his legs he was
down again.
He began 10 get riled and, jumping
up with fair agility. went for his
enemy Ike a bun, aiming blow at
his cheek But his enemy was not
there, and before Jim could aim an.
other blow an arm was around his
neck. and be was receiving a quick
succession of taps on his nose. bring
ing a stream of blood, which trickIed
on the virgin soil Of Colorado. He
struggled desperately 10 free himself
but that crooked arm was ike iron and
was choking him When both eyes
were closed and his nose resemblad a
beet he was released and stood totter-
ing and cropping. One Of hts party went
TO him and led him back 10 the coach
Every one understood what the
fight was about. and all united In
shout Of triumph. The conquered man
was helped up on to the coach by his
friends. The checkerboard man re
sumed his coat and vest and climbed TO
his seat by the driver. When all were
aboard the driver chirruped 70 the
horses and the coach rolled on. II had
been stopped just seven minutes
At the next relay was an eating
house, where dinner was served. All
left the coach and before dining gath
cred around the checkerbosrd man. Of
fering him congra tulations, the ladies'
Of the party being especially compli-
mentary in their remarks. The four
men who had done the loud talking
kept by themselves, but when the con
queror was granted a respite his victim
shuffied up to him and put out his
hand
Stranger" he said ''whsr did ye
learn how TO handle yer dstsT'
oh. that's my profession. l run
school for boxing IN Chicago"
~ don't mean itr'
With that the fellow skunk away,
and when the coach started up again
neither he nor any of his friends was
with it. They had received so many
marks OF disfavor from the passengers
that they did not care 10 finish the
journey with them. AS for the check
erboard man. he had the satisfaction
of being a hero for the rest Of the ride.
and at the parting every lady gave him
some trinket as a memento Of her graf
itude
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
Clues.

n . great crime mystery :; - cor
siasrs4 good practise 20 20 20 any sI-
sssss a. trsgbis "a following 90 a
rsAsaaasis ciss. b.; % t. rot eorsif-
cred stss % ~ every knoEu Grim
iaai o. ths @sFs chance ~ mlEai b.
sosna xuiity. There are too mGay
hsrfreds % criminals
o. . desperate o. obscure iiiress
@ r. ths ksixhi % folly and sItTava-
Eaees 90 ny every kn0wa or IN
kao~r rs-zsdy or so-e4ii~d cure
yoa hssF o. There are too many %
tksss sars cures marketed ir t1is
El0rto-us tree co1utTy where every In
eivt3aAi 70 considered . -sgcssr" IN
sii ~ proves hfrassif i-nooc1t-
Bet thsFs are pisnty % Instances
wtseh 90 90 show that q e no tnis-
take % s9Fsaf q sort % diAErostie
dr4Enss % th~ss mysterious cases %
ehrorir tiinsss. for often enough the
9rar hrinEs % iiEht real clues Which
enable ths physician % soivs the
rff9ts arf help ere ra,isrf % rscoT-
erY % graz relief
FBT example TIE nan was about
a. years GA. s-d ere las; six o. eight
years ha6 been invalid years. All
sorts % hit-ard-rniss. mostly miss.
tiffes Bal be~a applies 20 thS Illness
~ hfs fossu fsucressireI doctors.
th~ inrprsssivrasss % the titis gen
orally varying adversely as th~ square
% ease All comfort with which the
Doctor ka4 SAT On his swivel chair and
fiVtr~f ere diagnosis
Wen. sadly ~ poor fellow triftsd
into ths hsrfs % real yourr. tn-
~Ep~rerrrf trr1 right around th~
r1-u~r wtn showed tiffir o. no ~ri-
frr-es - material prosperity. though
1rrussfi6aabiV o. stufiDus fypr.
ne YnarE rHb suEETsfsd = blood ok
aarfeafi1r. The pa'i~rf naturally De-
n1rFef because is wo1if cost IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

fnW tks great uasish buttsr trade
has srrsrst from che present uar ard
WhT tiftis ueruaFE ts che worlds BIG
Eess batter exporter iu roruzat tir1es 20
ss1wr in thr f6ii1uieE ssaf@msnt pre-
pared ~ the National Geographical
society
roee ~ ths many strarda tr ftT
w1efsrfgiir compiler web % world
e8mr@rre that has f-if che severe
stra5a o. war feel fhe Danish butter
trade Danish buft-r. Russian eavier.
Frsres ehsmpsEue. Norwegian Ear-
discs. asd strsssbuFE pate 90 f1is
Eras are articles standing alone among
thrir several kints-speciai iuNuriss
ftas Pate fisp~rs~s Only 90 her favor
ties. The butter % Denmark has been
famous arogEd the World. and hereto
fore is sold everywhere that people
we're 20 h@ fguad with wealth enough
.t1 develop special tastes The var has
largely irferferrf with this rich in-
fgs,FY
~uenmart q batter brought the high
ess price ia fzrey markets. and it vas
Considered superior o. that % any
1sker aafi1s 20 was used By the rpi-
cures Coz Norfh and South America.
E1gfh Africa. on ere East ard West In
dies. On Esypt. India and throughout
Europe. Good Danish butter sold az
81 a Fosnf. iu tirs % ore. two. and
three pouHfs. Cows ir other lands
seem sus- as sleek and the grass grows
elsewhere Just as sgeeuient. but. de-
spite these E~neral advantage. no
other country has been able % make
batter that viii stand the changes %
climate 80 veil. or that tastes 90 crisp
and sWces
~uairvmeu On Holland Sweden and
Siberia have done their utmost 90 pro-
dues a batter that could Vie with the
make % the Danes without success.
The bcst buffers % these countries are
worth less than half a. much. Scier- .
tifc dairy operators iu Germany also
failed 90 duplicate e. Even from the
milk % the cows OF the United States.
anizasis favored bsyond most others. q /
has been found impossible 20 produce
q grade % butter that can compete I
uifh the Danish article.
Danish batter e. proof against all /
climate Butter. when shipped /
the hot Eoaes. mclta and re-
mains "a a iiquid state az long as u 10 /
exposed % the trupie heat Danish I.
batter goes through this test. neiis /
~ifh the heat and hardcna with the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

TIE eaurtv sEenf tn SEWARD eogntv.
Web. reports chat the farm manage
nasnt sssoetstion ia bis rourfy has soi4
ever SIS 900 w8rth Of alfalfa seed for
its members WITH a Get gain jr prcfs
Of $3.50 1885 poands % this ses5 BE-
fnE sotd % ere Rsethtts Farmsrs' ssso-
cfatiou 81 south Carolina at a saetns
81 $1,000 60 tss members Alfalfa sect
- rot ant perhaps never VIII bs pro
dscsd n maFsstabis Quantities % ttis
eounty b,4t inst The sane there r. an
otnsr srEumsut here f9r Eoigx tsrugxh
WITH ths profset % orsartEfnE saf &C.
curing the services % a farm aEFas
rsr Rock tsiand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
GREATEST BUTTER TRADE IN WORLD
THAT OF DENMARK, RUINED BY WAR

: cold. and sim retains the wholesome
sweetness % favor. while other but
Ter loses Sc sweetness and favor uu-
der these changes
The Danes do not explain the su-
periority % their product They as
ssrt that there e. no secret in their
process % butter manufacture. but.
n~Tertheless they are reticeut about
taxing strangers through their great
packing embellishments. The Danish
comm salon houses buy thc butter
Whieh they pack from small dairies all
over the country. some % their mater
tai coming from a. FAR away as Fin
land This raw butter. 50 they say.
is takru aud mixed carefully az their
central packing stations. and Is work
"a over again iu order 90 free Il from
every particle % milk. The packers
Insist that the raw butter which they
buy must BE- prepared only from ster-
iiizcd milk and cream. and that u mus;
be prepared in scientifically clean sur
ruundinEs.
After these packers have re-wors-
"a the butter. they color II uniformly
with the Juice % the ordinary garden
beet. and pack q in Theoretically seal
80 tins. They maintain that they use
no prescrvativcs or chemicals whatso-
ever Nevertheless. their butter has
consistently held the advantage. and.
until the wars outbreak IL formed
the basis % one OF Deumark's most
thriving and widest known articles OF
export