davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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smaoIeuinaerueS Wsoe.

Set for cifentIiogiorte Rcierat iuppIes
res meo islssube fra Rsect ben 7ec
Suui:
gaebet aabneSes mcS en- Solo al
Niis Berg. o. mar cit oernrit opcr
III @ebaubIine al 8egIer for 9aee,. %
oe, llotdit. iom bar uourbeioet df g.
s. CAGE % q. @asbp, bleo antaaet neo
G. Yar amenbemenis. @clIu.tet at en-
Vamilet trpf.es meo ResIeruc liant Naon
% NSrceie ira bpiltet SpgheIae Reos
Icmnterne er % uSneIeS irit til bets,
IeoIentmer. @%elluttet al Den iorres
iponberenee Se.rst9r Tiger at iaa me
Neclenrnrer for 2aset.
en- HeioIutionsfomite bIep paIat.
beitaaenoc al g. 8. CAGE oe u. @ass
30. SIutteoe meb en- Gale az Saitor
". Sohriou al minneapolis.
acknowledgements onbneSes al Ell
aommeI Soanins. Z. Sbomipn, meo ct
HIporsoro til Sugst % Guife ON. at
III ale iamIes iii Oct tore Gtepue bit
oppe. San fsIte Jig aloo peo At fau
billie pda %eruer.
Vaitor 9ipritiou nf minneapolis
talte pernrit. bporefter no9Is @emer.s
Ringer os en- Gang al 9. SIctta.
st Srep fra Ell nnlr,eI Sloiug pan
rs Nar, 6nIpor 8. Berg fra Sprin9s
ficIo. Soobo, meS ct Gist % en- 0ilien
til 2nect bIep opIGit. @eluttet at en-
SiIien beo Sefretrren ienoes Den
ganlle.
Observation-Disclosures beb Sormans
ben, Iice Sormanp, VI. 0usbo, Yiiis
Cora Berg % Irs. Nmunpitao. Gang
al Iiiis Gamma @orin. 6oorpoa man
itilteS meo Saf for bpa9eIigt Samurre.
@en al 6orn1aunen % Saoeroor.
Ta ReioIutionsfpmitesn life 1T Ius
leonins til at rapportere, iibtales Sat
ii. ale, iom lda troli9 biaIp Ill az iaa
ct bpg8eIiet St9une. 9cltaeer.
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Winoeaapem til &riftiania.

ariitiauiaIngets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er
/ irapcI Siriiombeo, for al ian,Ie Sis
Srog iii beu RinoegaUe. iom Be / Nmes
rita boiihoenNe Nritinniaeuiere. oater
AZ oUerrGtte lin Seoebn.
Vile Der bar tilbragt uogen Sio al
ir 9ip / 3orges oopeoitao. er uauIrs
Iiauis imieresierst / bette S~oreia9euoc.
ioamescI mer ION @dpeus anpsuoelie.
ct Sono ior ~trCeuaeOe subertulsie i
ariitinHio~ 10 i iig ielu sr en appeI Ill
Den meueuiieli8e @eoisleIie. % iaaIeaes
life irrnser uoaeu Sorilarina.
Sor at ale lial ida auleonine iii at
rGre mc0, bIloe BET iuliolertih pere AZ
itpr Sefnoning. ON Der hUloe NdHnes
inaa Snoiamliu9stomiteer | DC iors
Iljeaigc SeIe al Sdnbet. inleia!o Der.
hror Roromruoene or beoit reprGieus
tcret. oerpeo biI man 'aa anleoning Ill
al ina meS oaiaa De imaa Sioraa, iom
eLerS mango unoier iig iOr AZ ineieuoe
Ill aasiereren.
vi aHm0Ncr oerior ale Der. bar Sns
tcresie Ior Sagen. al pirle ior oenne.
brsr / it slaboIa9; ea ieril oil Oct bli
ca Sueees.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
Nerpateoc Netterhcoer.

Mange ubpagelIge Wtltloer pprier
or TO Gupne 3pburn % Wontralleoil
tiuipe. Suburn i Sonoon og Woni'
ioucou / IoriS par nemlig | Wtio'
Selalocren @eroeuS melt b%erp9teoe
9ieiteriteoer.
Spburn, 6oor MI Ell az SoroonS
e!eaanteitc @pbele Ipier meo line
itore Slic o. Talaoier, Iaa OF Ior
cen nipprenoe Spoe Bart. Napret
1pblrn TANNER ira Dc l~ootalote
1rburuticfct$, iom betegneoe Dc
gloopcnae, Der u~obciaItcs til oent,
ION anaap Ell 6orbrpoer. en 100
Dan gngiuer fiji nemlig 40 Yirto
Stcrling / gelsnnine cg bleu 'nmtl-
bia bcIriet for ole Sfotter.
5pburn benrettebes bare Dc
"Hnple" Sorbrpoere. Fer'oner az
Tong blcp berrettet meo Sp9ro paa
4lobicn uoenior Soiuer, meoens IN
brrniorbrpoerne bleo bPngt. pfeget
iremiiouenoe EerIoner blep benret.
te. "inoenfor Ipimin9enS Smraaoe
/ 5omerhia. Ser iuIot Senrif Den
Cttenoes @emaIinbe Nina golepns
Soueo, her ialot ogioa aatbarirn
Somor0s. 2a0u 8rups og @reoen al
Gsier's Soueoer.
Ncn ieIu ON 5p6urn ofiicjeIt blot
tiente Tom Senrettelies'teo ior San'
6epeisrsuere, Ioroere og SnobruoS.
true. err ogiaa bersmte Hnpne fnpt'
tcbe til bets @alge. Ser benretteoes
iooleoes Berlin @arbecf og Sertu'
GEN al gucfin9hms Wtoroer, Sobn
Seltou.
Wontiaucon. EnriS' SeurettelleS.
iteo / NinSelaloeren, laa life langt
ira Ser, 6por SSernbaneitatIonen
Gnre on Ioro ligger. aaereoe /
set 1909 aarNuoreoe bIeu Noui'
ioltcon nSieet iii SenreitellesIteo,
o. man moa erfienOe, at Flaolen
uclqtes meS iittert 9lif ior 6orbrp'
0erromantifens iierfeite girtninger.
Naereoe paa lang Niitano iaa man
oenne ioriGroelige 8alge relle ~
nto6 SimmeIen meo h%aIUraoone zig
bangenoe / iire gielfer. Mas, gap
liz aoo 3ib, inoeu man fd'teoe De
llluffeliae, iom Der bauoe ionet FOR
iii T~orbrpbclie. neo / ben itore mt
reoe 6Gae5arao, bpor ale 6orbrp.
oere. Sc, iom ogiaa q b9nst |
gueus suriqc @alger, tit bpile / jim
noite Sspn.
! SursrstiSeu fimoe man ie 60
eig 6Gilae % oingIe ior ale Silloe
f; Moutiaucon5 @alger. SlanSt Dem,
Iom maatte enoe iii Gin her, par no.
mirol Goli9np OF Soma aarl Den
Gienbe.
Mountainous @dlger ialot ianiil'
bic meo Spburns, oa @uiaoiinen al
"flantropiife 0rirn0e" blep inoieri
i 1889.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
suanalasets Narsmsne.

Snsbaos 3pelo Den 2Soe Slint be-
opuote Soanineerne at tpmne I'll Sar9o'
men q @runp al Mortb Satota YrtS
mdrn election trube life De ira oerne
@tat .fomme ier pud Sorsna9. Sae
reanet bet ubbre ben 28be, laa at
Set blep albeles umlli9t at flere I'll
sSaroo meS GutomobiI, lom iaaman9e
bopSe trnft at aisre. Soe Tom Soss
ninaerne / itore Sslger, os ON apelper
ben 29be bar Ser ~iiffert 900 fomrnet.
Sm Natten Tom flere iaa al pi hapoe
meS os unber Isbet benimpb 900.
Sprsbag Sorminba9 oper9apes til
Snbifripnina i 2aset, Slsifer, So9t
o.i.p. ON Gitermiboas a 81 | Spens
itrre Nupitorium, bpor SpenS Wanor
bah os oeltommen til Sarge. ). y.
Salanb al Sarge ta!te berpaa ON So9S
nineerne % beres grbeioe / Se'ten.
gantsr So. IS. Gaiamne al Sinlen,
81. Sat. bolot Salem for 9agen. Saa
eli Iiplis os tfaitis Raaoe itiIoret ban
NnbpaaerIipet og Sosninsernes Gel |
bette. San piIoe ar ale YorItcre ItrIoe
taae lin Sci / Samfunoets Stpre pad
en- abel o9 aIpurlis 9laabe I'll @dpn Tor
iig ielu % andre.
&l. s Sften pperudr pi en- uomRrtet
&pucert al Srpheus Sunsiorenins |
Sarao. Sc oppartebe os u,eo ct meset
ecbt Yrpgrnm al norife Sanee til itor
Spmntrine for De idngtiGre Sosnins
ger.
Sreoaa Sormihooe iutet formeIt Eros
gam. 9ue saoes oa Gnlebnins iii at
msbes. opiriife samIe s%ienofaber cs
i1ifte npe. liant %llofuster runot Spen 90
paa 2aupet. al. 3. gfterm, iamIebes
hi / gnens Bari. Yaitor llrnes al
Siaae, Soma, 9asets forrise Sormnno,
iog SaIeritoleu. @aa Gste So9ning bso
han ale So9niuaer bierteIIa peitommen
til Stcpnet. gioroe lipli9e SemGrtninr
ger ON 9agetS Spaape o.i.p. % intro
hucerebe Nerpaa Saitor Spri al FeIican,
Minn. iom SaIeren for 9aaen. Saltor
Suri. Sen itpre aiGmpetar meo en- pGls
sic 8sit. toIteoe Soguiuaernes pdIaie
Cpaaue ION CT 6Gbersiult I Seiferheis
men. Ree aIpor % Spss. ardit %
@ilbheo iremoiits ban Siuets arao %
BEN nsspenpiae AHSeI, baabe paa BET
eipile % tirtsIise SmraaSe, iom S0sa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
Wooernc MART.

Is Ssbet al ~ elmer at ioruanble
@rantr9r til apiier er / pore Goae
ingen Stunt, iortGler en- tpif gpis.
On Woraenen sci. 1a6 bIiuer De
arsnne, Iriife @raner buaget neo.
StGrrmen bliuer / Sa6rifen itror be.
frlet ior Bart % oereiier iaaet op
| Smaaltpffer og oompet. Oct bru.
ne, oampeuoe Sr9 bIiper ilebet ill
5rpmaSie. &c paabe itore arf bIi.
Der odmpterret o. gIattet. aQereoe
al. 3 er enoeI al Topiret irroiat,
og aloffen 3 fan oct aaa / auis. eli.
Ter gogtrpfferpresien.
Sraner, iom iamme Tag uoiebe /
Worgerpinoen, uooeIes ON aitenen
Iom auiier paa 8ooer oa strpSer.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

cation bare intelligent; Oct er sen uris
terrific airieS Risiion at ipreee "ibe
lrtrit of tie bipe".
SaIercu iluiteoe meo at ,lotaIe Oct
Saab. az Den Sio life maatte are FOR
Ianst borte. oa vi alle bal % otr,et
iom @reore.
Zen befienote 2%auosmano DR.. MaS
penes FRA Siour Sails, iiuISe osiaa bare
iaIt men tit bespgrre Spebomsforfalo.
Otter at Yaitor Norman bGpoe Init
geIiianelien bar Yroerammct Inoeu
airten afiIuitet. |dn iueioe Rioeaa /
aaffe Stooa Tom bite iie ar o9rc
iaIiaIo life for ltor.
Linton 8auo AZ 0aniia ipileoc belle
gftermionasen, 6~orfriituinaer ~ierreres
oeS | YdpiIionen.
llnabomSmsoet iom nar berammet I'll
NfhoIoeIie ! 9iberal Linton, hpor Vrot.
8antin i,uloe taIt oper 9muet "Cbe'
Hience" blep Ser iutet al pda 8rnno
Al Ell poIoiom 8egnitorm. v. II,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

Deb at Ifripe til Gomiteens Seiret9r,
e 2uuoe. pos Victpria Ct. 5i. yauI.
Mimi, bill nan ina ben nsepenoiee
S%eiIeouins. os ale DC GpIhsnireer man
sniier. YcnsebtSras beees ienot til
9asiererem !. gpoim 10 2umber
grh. @ISs.. NinueapoIis. Iinn,
ariitianiaIaaetS Siosfriit "9iiau9s
sireen~S 17ac Nai No. uI bi ienht
gratis I'll ale Tom anmooer oerom. idas
langt SpIaset rGifer. / oenre iinees
Der. ~ioruoen en- bel Del p9roiiulot %
unserholeenSe Stoi. osida en- Reossiss
relic ON Rinoeeapen, liant Suffering
fo- set hiotil inoion,ne 9ibraa til oenne.
Yip Saaeu ein Ststte fra gegpnocIs
ieh al.
aomiieen for Yiiuoes
adpeu iii ariitiuria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
Gejen,a
Specific.

Oil ab'Olut b,ltr,Oe Be aa,rr,ts sIaas eubipssou.
ut o. gaml. Saar
oar kIbrsost luhnesr / Be Hoits e5 dar. ON e
tplsr paa etsis Vaaftanoe tan isa opaioe aoresis pda
6uuhrsoer hbeub. ism CT h~eIbrsoeoe oeruf e'ttr al an
ben Tshaublirq haubt fsilst Marcus.
Ie fan Hripe til Wrs. Refer y Iarieifor. Sat
StaaipoLo. v =. Wdih. gun bar tot af Ct tort
saar paa ben enc e1a " aar Heeu at turoe ftube
SiRlp ~uoastftso. n. Nnoeriou. TliHp,. Dor us. u.
fat 1ans gen LED al sGBsmG fra ban oar 5 Sale
III ban par ! Var men tnHee life tuoe Hogeu staip
hperfsu / philadelphia easr auort Stsoer.
n. .. 6eisrab iro AZ stSsma opsr belle Sropper /
naneR 10 MAR. ipaHoersoe ane De Geuge aaH tunoe 0ps
orip. FOR e9gsht9lp. men I'll iHqeu Rrtte. paHs
NeYssfe er ls4. ReHbrl6 jodho.
Z q. Gotten. Sroottu. NtRu.. leo AZ Sc5euta pd1
pauoerus 10 Har. isate Eager ben belle lo uoea
pt0lp. ptia SalDe hsibrtoeoe ham
Sfrip TIL 3srgtH elsi'ou. 2einoaH. gtiur.. TIL
hans Jaber. 5ampfibstaptaiR u. J Sle'iou. SGas'
limb. Rorge. leo az 6tseud I 10 Var. pdu 'sqie
e1a,bi1lp ane be cpihisrsoe Scnee 9erbeu. Ieu
Ill man SicIp. men 2 Nifsr al min Specifs. ION
hans Z on 'eHbit ban heIhreeeee hdm % en- az bans
Naboer. 7e bar a1s aRmooet mig ON AZ c+eutiisaisrs
bette Tx pitlp for andre eioeuee. iom bar opGipst ali
6aab ON oiaIp. Ssuoes pr. Soit for $50, III Sa'
uabd u IS.
S. ALMKLOV, Horsk Apotheker.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14
Oannlarf iom
"K%apitaliitlano".
Sioen arigens ltobrnS Ct $50 Wil.
lioner at @ieloeu til lib.
lanoef betalt.

Zen anieeoe f~isbenbapnife @rosie.
rer 6. $. Senriaues ifriper / "6i.
nanstioenoe" islgenoe ON Tanmarfs
sfonomiife Stiaing:
"a arigen brso no bapoe Gan.
mart Ell nominel 8irlb iii uoIanoet
pac Ell Niaiarb aroner. 0eroi q
100 Wiaioner iaatalot los 9iRIb /
Sorm al gerelfrebit, prioritetslaon
% Iignenoe. Heiten bar Obligations.
liam paa Stat, aommune os arebit.
forerttrger. Som Roopegt boube
Sonoet tiI9ooe iom 8~ereIsiplo paa
llelanoet ct 9elsb al 80 Dtiaioner
'omt uoerlonoife T9roipapirer iii ct
|eIeb az 100 Tiaioner. 1anmarfs
HettoaiTlo Ill lloIonoet ier ariaen
flrnoe looleoes aniPttes til $50 RiI.
lioner
vi bette 9eIsb err isrit % frenit
Den ferite Toit iao go6t iom belt inc.
friet, men oesloen aniIaaes / fpnoiae
areoIe at lioen arigenS llo6ruo err
Der tilbagefisbt oanife Aftier % Sb.
llgotioner ira lloIonoet iii ct nomi.
melt gelsb al 400 Wiaioner Oh enoe.
ltg itener man at Sanmdrfs uoen.
lano'fe Silgooebapenoer og gebolb.
ming al ltoenlanoife 89roipapirer er
lteget til ct 9elsb lom fan anilooes
til opin1ob 200 Niuioner. 9anoets
8iGIo til llolaroet / bette gieblif
'tiiloe iaolcbes bare rcouceret til ct
bnnoreoe Riaioner. SortiPtter hi
I 'amme Spor bare noale Naaneoer
nj oil Ganmarf sanite ubemerfct
g!iee no al Sfplonernes Hpffer GA
peo Ell fIog sfouomiif %5inanspoIitif
pi' oct iiffert oeioa citer ariacn Inf.
fes os at bppoe pore me poiition
JON "aapitaliitIano"."
Sra Stocfbolm meooeIes: - &c
ltore 8ienfisb ira llolanoet al ipen.
tie Sbligationer og andre IGroipa.
pirer, iom iprlig unoer DC lioite
Wdaneoer bar iiinbet Steo, bar poft
Ell Spmerfiombeo, Tom life er lioer
llro. Sioen ariaenS SegpnoeIie oa
til % meo lloganaen al gpril iaar
bar en- Support iilnoet Steo al ipen.
'fe SbIigationer til ct nomineIt BE.
Isb at NOR $50 Niuioner arouer Ga
Tor Ell Detailing al los WiQioner.
5ages ogiaa andre 0proipopirer
Sefragtntng bar HE Wiaion
sadet ira Sperige til llblanoet til
Snofisb al 8aroipapirer, bopeoioae.
Zig %ipenife. Sor at binore oeure Sta.
pitolerpcrt Tom / 9rngoen paa et
%bet1nfelig Woooe maa reoucere oct
tnoenlanofe Saanemarfeos Reiour.
GER, er oct oaft SpsrgsmoaI ON at
sge StempeIaigiiten paa gRroipopi.
rer. tom fishes biem ira lloIonoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-14

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07
SICK MAN REQUESTS
THAT FRIENDS CALL

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Dec. Sat
-urday was the birthday anniversary OF
Sol Copeland and surprise dinner
was planned for him by Mrs. Cope
land and daughter, Miss Ruth Cope.
land, to be gwen on Sunday. Mr..
Copeland took suddenly i'll and the Sc.
cret was revealed to him. According
to his wishes the dinner to which
many guests had been invited was Civ
en- although his condition was consid-
cred rather serious.
Several Were Present.
The guests were: Mrs. Rebecca
Knots and daughter, Mrs. Dora Mil
Ter, OF Muncie: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Copeland, near Dublin; Mr.. John Cope.
land, Straughns; Joe Copeland, Mil
ton; John Bilheimer, Richmond; Mrs.
Amanda Stamm, Mr.. and Mrs. EXum
Copeland and daughters, Mrs. Laura
Grills and NJ w, Grills.
Enjoy Social.
A pleasant social event was that Civ
en- by Mrs. Clifford Fouts and Mrs.
Fred Teets, Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Teets. Christmas col
ors were displayed among the decora-
tions. During the course OF the, after
noon needlework was engaged in by
the ladies and the hostess served an
elegant two-course luncheon. The
list of guests follows: Mrs. Robert
Peed, Bakersfield, CAL; Mrs. Ella
Whitesell, Mrs. Frank Whitesell, Mrs.
Minos T. Fox, Mrs. Carlos Burton, Mrs.
Chester Life. Mrs. Oliver Brown, Mrs.
Charles Teetor, Mrs. Rebecca Stuart,
Mrs. A. R. Jones, Mrs. Charles Backen-
stoce, Mrs. William Porter, Mrs.
Horace Hoover, Mrs. Lewis Kirby,
Mrs. E. S. Wickoff, Mrs Dorwin Dur
bin, Mrs. Hollace Hoover, Mrs. Porter
Thornburgh. Miss Crystal Keys, Mrs.
Raymond Small, Mrs. l.. B. Davis, Mrs.
Blair Hartley, Mrs. Joe Stonecipher,
Mrs. Albert Hindman, Mrs. Fred Otte,
Mrs. r. r. Brant, Mrs. Robert Thurs
ton, Mrs. Joe Teetor and Miss Nellie
Brant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07
BRYAN GIVES VIEWS
ON TRANSPORTATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. William j.
Bryan appeared today before the joint
congressional committee investigating
transportation problems and opposed
Capitalization of power in the federal
government in connection with rail-
road suggestions for federal incor-
poration and the proposal to lessen
the power of state railroad commits
sions by lodging greater power of reg
ulation in the Interstate commerce
commission.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07
HEAR SMITHS STORY
OF SPIES ACTIVITIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec THE ac-
tivities of Louis j. Smith, one time
confidential agent of the German Con
sulate here, and now chief witness
for the government in the trial of
Franz Bopp, German consul general,
and six other defendants, charged
with violating the neutrality of the
United States by conspiring to de-
stroy munitions of war destined to
the entente allies, continued to be the
center of interest when court opened
here today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07
COAL TRADE READY
FOR INDUSTRIAL WAR

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 7.-Prepa-
ration of the coal mining industry
through cooperation Of miners, own
ers, the public and the federal govern
ment to enable it to be factor in the
trade battle which will follow the
close of the European war was urged
in an address by Van H. Manning,
director of the U. S. Bureau of mines,
before the Coal mining institute of
America now in session here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07

The longest river in Japan is the
Tone, its main course being about 200
miles long.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07

vania contains more than 1000 miles
of tunnels.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-05-25

the feed for the whole year; there
would be little excuse for good
cows drying up at the end Of four
or Eve months. There are plenty
Of cows that are ten months milk
ers in so far as inherent capacity is
concerned, but what are they going
to eat in July and August that will
keep them up to their maximum
flow of milki From our former.
experience we know that the pas
lures will not supply all that is
needed during these months
Have We made any plans to.tide
over this period when palatabie
dairy feeds are almost cure to be
scafcei Even on farms having
silos there may not be any silage
to feed during the late summer.
months. As yet, the summer silo
is found on only q few farms. On
farms where the silo has been pre-
yided for winter feeding. the sum-
mer silo is the next step toward in
surfing a maximum flow the year
round,
There may be some who do not
want to milk cows more than four
or FIVE months, but most men who
take up dairying are not satisfied
with the common scrub" COWS
that give milk for only a few
months Of the year. There is no
profit. however, in securing better
cows, the kind that will make ten
or eleven months of the year, I'M
less definite plans are made to pro-
vide them with good. palatable
feed of the right kind. Where a
silo stands empty through the
summer season, it will pay to grow
some very early variety Of corn
aud put 1t into the silo as soon as
it is sufficiently mature. There are
varieties that will be ready for
l. a To
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-05-25

and brushes, scrub all parts that
come in contact with the ;nilk.
Rinse withhot water, then place
in boiling water for a few minutes
and hang up to dry.
Wipe frame of separator and
clean the room.
The necessity for thoroughly
cleansing and scalding the separa-
tor every timeit is used cannot be
too greatly emphasized. Cream
from an unclean separator has
very poor keeping qualities, soon
develops q decided "otf flavor
and becomes second grade. Cream
of this kind brings financial loss to
the purchaser whether he is buy
ing it on q quality basis or not.
Poor cream makes poor butter and
poor butter returns a low price to
the producer, whether the cream.
cry is co-operativelor otherwise.
The financial loss caused by un
clean separators is frequently not
fully appreciated because it is in
direct lit is. however none the less
real. Good business management
of the dairy therefore demands
that the separator be thoroughly
cleaned each timeit is.used. Kan
sas Farmer.
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Feed for July and August.

A good cow ought to have a
lactation period of ten or eleven
months. The COW must have an
abundance of milk producing feed.
however. for the whole period if
expected to keep up the flow for
this length of time. On too many
farms milk producing rations are
not supplied for ten months of the
year. HI
The cows will soon be going to
grass. This is always a time of
cheap feed and an abundant flow
of milk. If good grass could be
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lasting benefit. Save your junk
and save the money your junk
turns in.
Cream Separator Care.

The hand separator is indispens-
able on farms where cows are milk.
ed. No one now questions the prof
itableness of the separator as an in
vestment. 1t will pay for itself in
a comparatively short time in the
cream saved.
In order to get the very best re-
suits from the use of the separator
it should have the right kind Of
care. The following rules briefly
state what this care should be:
Put the separator in a bright
dairy room that can be easily
cleaned and that is always free
from odors of all kinds.
Set the machine perfectly level
and bolt it to solid foundation,
preferably concrete.
Oil thoroughly each time it is
used.
Be sure that the parts are prop
erly assembled, then start the ma
chine gently and slowly.
Maintain the proper speed and
pressure on the handle at all times.
When separation is completed
flush the bowl with a quart OF
skim milk or warm water.
Having set the cream into colo
water and disposed of the skim
milk, take the bowl apart and
rinse with luke, warm water.
Using hot water, washing powde'
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Hsilage by July It's feeding can
begin as soon as the silage isstored,
and fit is not allied out by the
time the main silage crop is ready
for harvest, this can be stored on
top Of the emergency silage.
Perhaps there is no silo and no
chance of getting one. The emer-,
gency crop can be grown just the
same. It will be more inconvenient
to feed it direct from the field but
good cows will give a. quick re,
Spouse to some green fodder when
other palatable feed is short. The
point is to think it out in advance
and plan definitely for the feeding
of the cows through these emer-
gency periods, Kansas Farmer.
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Talks on Thrift-Junk.

HeAS va - AAANN j tNAAAAa
The waste in every household is
considerable. Part is unavoidable
waste and part is necessary waste.
Altogether too much food goes into
the garbage can. Clothes are not
taken care of. are not pressed or
mended, or hung up when not in
use and so become shabby long be-
fore their usefulness is ended.
Shoes that with little mending
would 60 many mile are thrown
out, and throughout the house
there is waste. The attic bears
testimony to this fact.
Waste that is waste should not
be boarded, but turnedinto profit,
Old rubbers, rags, iron, can be
turned into many an honest pen
ny, and clothing that has served
its day may be sold to second
hand dealers glad to get such ar
ticles.
The conservation of household
waste affords living for thousands
of people. The junk man is usual.
ly leading citizen. we'll housed
and we'll fixed. The privilege of
trimming the scows that take the
waste of New York to sea is worth
millions annually. 1t makes mil
lionaires. And the waste that
finds its way to the garbage scow
is what breaks some families.
A certain school teacher has the
right idea. Every spring she asks
the children to bring to the school
the worn out rubbers of the winter,
and from the proceeds she buys
pictures for the walls and phono.
graph records for the dances. AT
times these contributions amount
to over a half a ton. Waste be-
comes profitable as you get it to-
gether And when SO gathered it
should be used for good purpose
as a standing object lesson that
waste conserved is profit earned. "
Here is junk story from the
Far East: A Japanese rag man of
excellent speech and manner has
been making canvass, offering to
buy all the old junk offered. In
stead of paying cash he gives a
coupon good at certain bank,
where it must be left untouched
for a certain number of years.
Upon investigation the ragman
turned out to be former superin-
tendent of Yokohama police and
manager of large dock corpora
ton, interested in teaching his
people the proper use of junk.
Junk money is apt to be regard
ed as easy money and spent
foolishly. While it is easy money
it should be conserved to useful
ness and not wasted. The schoo
teacher uses one method, the Jap
anese junk man another, but both
tending in the right direction
We can teach our children no bet.
ter lesson than toavoid waste, but
avoiding all possible waste to Sc
use the junk thatit will prove d
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Worthwhile Quotation.
''The measure of capacity is the
measure of sphere to either man OF
woman. - Elizabeth Oaks Smith