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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-10-19
THOSE "big rich" Wall !

THOSE "big rich" Wall
men who have been touring
try in behalf of Mr. Hug
seem to have set the riv
They will no doubt spend tt
der of their days fully con
foolishness of "casting pear
swine," so to speak.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-10-19

MIR, RHODES tells the VI
1 hear, that if he had
gresham at the time, he :
voted for the eight hour
bill. In this, what an
he draws against his
Hughes and Lamm!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-10-19

NoTE.-The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow, and
Is recorded In inches and hundredths.
Ten inches OF snow equal one inch Of
rain. ut" indicates trace OF precip'-
tation. w. II. DELANo, Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-10-19
E,EprroR.
voLUM
ne Clpbber and
hands! It is a
,dlings,
seems to have pickeo
Of the poker.
T all the complal

AFTER all the complal
date Hughes and che r
panies about 'sGondscati
ertyn the hxAeet price Q
raiIroaa stocks was dnrin
r~0ttowing the passage OF
law.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-10-19
The Winter Underwear Season is al Hand

THU HHIEUI UEsWOI HOU1 VVUUVW TO Ut 11UT1U
We were never better able to serve you
in this Line and at Prices the same as
in former years. The reason is, we
bought far in advance and give our Gust
omers the benefit.
Children's Fleeced, Ribbed Union Suits
at 25c, 35c and SOC.
Ladies Fleeced, Ribbed Union Suits,
bleached or unbleached, at SOC, $1.00 and
l 30. Separate piece Garments, 25c to SOC,
Mems Heavy Fleeced Underwear at 45c
a Garment; others at SOC to 81 90 each.
Mems Heavy Wool Underwear, from
$1.00 to 200 per Garment.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
$50 werDett ,uir nit 6n0heS
lauoeu?

9us rbeuti6e5er3," 6as 6enti6 e @en1uth,"
u6ie gerlehung Ser gelttralttut," II. t. ~. nrlil1en oos im-
fame 8eitreben peridleern, oas 9eut1dtbum an fooiepelt
uno Roniorte1 a11s5uliefern. Wfan tpiiroe an Der Yol1ttt
zines republifa1iifen Traii6enten ridts %atS5uiesen babe1t,
tpenn er bnsielbe getbon bdhe mos oen1 Frali6enten 8ilion
porgeporf fen miro. Cine lol9e EoGtif lit Der6erblid uno
ourdo1s un6eltId. 7as 9e1tidtbun1 but Biz iet nob int
mer fair ans lqr1are" in Ser Holttf geban6elt. @arlnt
iet mlf ein1nul bon ser 8etpobnbeit a%btpeiden? gi9t MIR,
boB MIR Dor Ser geldif]te bloniert 6aieben, ielblt 1nlere
&inber meroen Inns ols 11narnerifanild be5eidner, iobalo
lie urtbeil5fdbig tperben. Nber MIR figen ni5t Bios inns
ielbit, fonbern oud DEM 6eutlde1 @olfe, 6eien idpere 3eit
crit nod oen1 &riege for1ntt, einen nidt 1pie6er gut 5u mo-
de16er Shu6er1 at. 3os 6elrtide 8olf oorf BON SEN 3e1tld d.
8 Mmerifanern rninbeiten5 eine @%efd0tgfet ertparten uno
6ns lit Sic: linn feline idfDere Sage 11idt nod 16tpierlger gu
modem. 9as aber lit Die 1nalsbletblide Jolge elmer bon
6e1 9~eutid-Mmerifanern 10 tDarr1 ernpfobleren Yol1tlt. Ga=
fir burge1 inns so NrofeIioren unb ser gelantmte Inbang
Eooiepelts, Ser Sic fiinftige NusIano=EoIthf Ser Ser. stoa-
ten lenfe1 miro iebt Damn, tpenn er nidt, ooer %pteluebr
10 IL CT nidt Ser Stuatslefretdr bes 5errn 9ugbes tper6en
niiroe. Sbidon sic ote @oroe SEN u&0rneI" nidt aIs Erd=
li6ente1r uBinabi hLuden fonnte, 10 rdurnt lie ibn1 ie6o9 I'M
10 tpiqiger sem entfdeioenoen ginfuB in Ser a1sDdrtigen
Nolitif Elm, Inn 10 mebr, neil es a1genideinlid out oe1
Gebiet gar feline Srenrl1ngspunfte 51piihe1 ibr uno linn
gibt. Was oIio farn i'm beien 6ode, ielbIt tDenn Sic Ste
ponde=anmpogne" erfolgrei6 mdre Sos GeutidtEmm ge=
tpinnen2 Sic 9eutide1t, 6e borber bon Wilon Init gfl1z
them geidlagen %tpur6en," tpiiroen BON Sugbes=RooieDelt &
60. nit sforpionen ge5idtigt teroen. Gin 3peifel oorii-
Der lit ridt 5%uIdiiig, oenn 6ofir bot: iib oieIe Jirn1a 5u oe1t-
Iid ausgeiproden, inoem lie sic 0idmadlide" 9olihf
oes Nrditbenten berbon1n1ten. anitatt bom oeuhden Tolfe
fir 1niere ueht oe1tide 5oltung" geobt gu peroen, tpiiroe
mon uns os politiide &tr1osfopfe fir ale ipaterer1 3elten
be5eidnen. Sen ii f0nnte11 mir tpobl nod ertroge11,
ni6tober ste g eIb ib + e, Ste inns ielblt I'M
@dIofe berfolge1 miiBten, in6e1n mir lnieren stamnes-
genoiien in oenn 9o6esfon1pfe fir lire Grite115 einer1 nogli=
diem 5re1no nerider5t batter. Mir lDiroe1 aber nidt MIR
Nerrdtber on unieren eigenen @tanrne, %ionoern oberorei1
onb on Dem 2onoe unierer @abl, oe1 mir Ere11e geidhporen
boben- 11no oas fdlimmie bon oQern ndre, 6aB mir geno1
GILES oos beitdtigen, tpos Ole 6irr1a %9fooiepelt an uns gu
tu6eln Deib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

u&as niirben Sic getbor baben, oIs Sic %u2u1ita1ria" Der,
iunfen na1roe?" Gieie 6rage tpuroe an Sen Erdlioentidafts-
f~onoioaten Sa1gbes IN ser G%erlammlung in 2puisotae &c,
ridytet. Sic Mnttport oes 9errn Sugbes, tpe BON Ser Mllo'
ciirten Treie beridtet, oeren &%orreftbeit mir urs b%eltatgen
lieBen, lautet:
49,. Msenr1 id loge itrifte Gebenfdaft r1iBte gegeben
tperoen; iebe Station tpiiroe getpuBt bobe11, ma5 os meint;
l1no ferner, pe1n Sic Discriminating nit ge5ltg a1T Die
Gerlinf1nq ser 9uItania oerofientlidt tp1rrbe, lpmroe ib es
babe 1pHIe1 laiIen (penY in elmer Sprude sic ntbt baHe
miBperitanoen merben fonner,, ouB mir cine J%ort1esung Der
freu1oiddftliden ge5iebntnge1 ol1rd Die regeln1aB1ge o1plo-
u1atiif3e Gertretltng ndt mebr o1loen %tpiiroen, penn oieie
grobuna (geriintung Ser 2uiitanio) m%1sgefubrt meroe. "
Limo - feete Sugbes bin5u 6e 2uiitania tpuroe nie-
mails oeril1nfer tporben fem"
Serr Sngbes beltatigte olio hermit geual1 tpas @ooieDelt
n1eint: Rrieg NIT 1eutid1an6! Sn 0ieen l%penigen Worten
oes repl1bIiforiihen &anoi0aten liegt Sic gan5e NolicD oie
sFooiepelt in 10 f%raftigen 8orten Dor oos Erblitlir1 51 britt
gen beriteEt.
-@enn Serr Mooiepelt+9ugbes an ser stede oes graii-
oe11ten @ilion getpeien tpdre, 1no batte 9eutidlano georobt
sic oiplon1atuhen ge5iebungen ob5ubredet I'M Safe Ste
21Ita11ia periu1ferr tpiiroe, gla1bt etpa @err Sugbes, oob
Sic 5e1rtite ariegsfIbrltng Dor oem BON Gooepelt %erborgten
0ife1t &11uppel in Sic &nie geiu1fe11 mare? 9iee Grob1ng
hdtte &rieg beoel1tet NIT 3eutihlanb, neil oaS oeltt1de
Soft cine iolhe Sfrpade 1etner Hegerl1ng ne ber5lebe1
bdtte. Sic batte 51 tpablen gebabt 5Diidert 9feDolution ooer
&rieg NIT Mmerifa.
Nr6iioert IiIion tpuBte sic oelfate S%it1ation better gu
b~e1rtbeilen un6 %bepabrte Sic es 2an6 Dor einern &rieg nit
9e1tidlono. Wton miro MN einIeber> baB 9fooiepelt redt
bette oLs er I'M Gimme 6es Eropbete1 iogte: &err 9ugbes lit
sIeii6 BON meiner1 Gleiid uno elm StIf r1einer eigenen
Seele."
Mber? bt oenn Serr Sugbes Sic Srage beanhportet? ST
tpurbe gefragt tpos CT getba1 boben tpuroe os Die 9111ttar11a
b%eri11nfen 10 r, nidt mos er borber getban baben tplroe.
Serr 9ugbes ging oieier oireften 6rage aus BENT @eg uno
nabm feline 3ufludt CUR @ppotbeie. gustpeihen, oas lit iei-
ne NolicD! Mber %trotoen1, sic NnttDort ioate sic 0e1tid-
Entertainer iiber Sugbes NJ fldre1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Climber 6 fer a6et m m IT, ober in Der Foe
litif> lit er peroerblid, nan1entlid) neil man iebr leidt Ser
2d9erlidteit perfdQt. 9as Sdidiol but Sic iarnntlt9en
@ortfubrer Ser g. .. g. ereilt, iotpeit lie ib in 6e1 WSa-
iden 6es Mdtitun0en= @efetes- Moonrionbin berfangen
baben. gnr iblin1mdten bot sic u@in" Sen bei6en @rdii-
e1tidotsfan6i6aten @ooiepelt+4ugbes nrtgeipielt. Ser g=
pefene Nrdi6ent bot iid as 6en e%tn5igen Staatsmam1
voopertiieb," ser nit iolde1 pl0bliden 6ragen unipringen
fa11n. Sos uiien mir! Ser getpeiene 81n6esrdter perbiB
ib 6orir, bnB bos @efeb gar fein Mdtti1n6engeieB lei uno
tpenn es au9 ems tpdre, 10 iei es bod feins, tpeil es unter
S3pong e1titaroen tp6re. &c lei cine 25pro5entige 2obner=
b0bltng.
Sen geiarn11ten @eg1ern lit entgangett, BOB ote Briioer=
idoffen sic @iienbabnen 5pinger tpo1er, iolde getriebs-
perbeIierungen ourd5ufubren baB sic Mngele0ten Sic Sir
Bet, oe fe 5ebn @tunoe1 INT 9ienite bdlt, in odt stunoen
tbun. @eit Sobren tit 6os Betriebs ipiten1 INNER %lottriger
ge1por6er, to6ur9 6e 2eute it1n1er la1gere @ttnoen I'M
9ienit gebulten tpur6en. Inn einen Jradt5ug 8. =. LOO
Weeile1 51 fabren, per6en 10 gtun6e1 %ben0tbtgt, tDabreno
sic NngeteQten ol1sge fun6en babe1, buB er bel perTette1n
gertpalt1ngsipIten in 8 St11n6e1 sic Strefe 6l1rbfabrer
fann. IS liegt ga15 BEL SEN Observation-Disclosures Die
9obnerb0b1ng 6urd 9erbeiier1ngen int 8etrieb GIT perr1ei=
Sen. Sn ser SSnbutrie lit es cine gon5 geu0bnlide gridei,
11l11g, ooB BEL p%erlotterten Betriebs- inridtrnger Ser Mrbei=
ter 6oppelt 10 Diel 3eit gebra11d5t, tint Elm gegebenes Sranz
t1m Mrbeit her5uteaen, ols er gebrn1ben tpiiroe, bei perfef=
ten Gi1rihh1ngen. Sic 9. 8. e. lit olrd) bie gufpappelung
ser ssnouitrie o1r6 Hrobbitip50ne an 6en gdlen0rian 10
getpobnt, 6aB Tie ie6en oIs einen idofeIen Setn6 Ser Nation.
betradtet, Ser Die SSn6ui trie IN 6en1 g%etuobnten @onge 1tort.
ltn6 tpenn's nit Ser @erlotter11ng nidt meter gebt, Damn
belfe1t MIR nod Elm 9tnatfldra1ben ser 3o1e, 9erdb1ete1
ser 20b1e, 11n6 I8erlangerung Ser G%rbeits5eit. Sos itno Die
He5epte fir sic Sur Ser %io5ialen @egeniase; aroere fenrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
&batia@en 511,a Na@oenten
tiir Die 6~m9beS>Gooiepelt
Gnthujiafen.

Ser iber 6os gan3e 2an6 befan1tte Gidter Sen 2trbiap
bon Tenber, U1itglie6 6es greeltto=&o1nites Ser GrogreI1ipe
Hortp, iogt, 6aB &idter 9ugbes febr tuenig ginor1d i'm
@eten gen1odt bobe. uAls Elm D1itglieo Ser ErogreIlipe
Nartp lit es MIR gu n%atirlid, oaB ib an 6ent Erograr1u1 fir
%io5iaIe @eredtigfeit mie es 1912 proflar1iert rpuroe, fet-
bolte." rgber ib fann nidt einieber, tme oieie CREDIT fper-
Sen ion 6urd cine Nortei> sic pr65iie 6icieIbe lit tpie lie 1912
tpor aIs Soft nontiniert tpa1roe. 9ieielben ginfliiie 1tno
&ortrole Sic binter Saft tpare11, itn6 binter Sugbes NIT
Musnabme Hooiepelts. ln6 pra5iie 6erel6e ginfl1B bon
6o1nals Ser i'm &ongreB oorninierte, miro ooninieren in ser
i3ufunft. Sd unterituse 8iIion, neil ib poittiDe ge1peiie
bobe, ooB 6ieie SntereIIen feinet @influB ouf @iHon baben.
St bt duben1 einen groBe1 Tbeil Seq progreiipe1 Hro'
gran1ns 6urdgefIbrt, fir beIIen Gruq1tng Sic Trogreiiip
Nortp gegrinoet muroe. Sic repubIifaniide Gartei lit nod
INNER sic Nortei Ser 8e11roie un6 @uggenbei1ns. 9as
tIeibt SEN tpetliden ErogreiTnen Itets INNER in friider ST.
inner11ng." 9ie meiten TrogreIiben tD1troe1 ourd Sughes
iebr %e11ttdlidt. Sic %gla11bter, ct babe nebr Courage. Sic
b0rte1 cine g1of1e bon Elatitlben Sic iid bodte15 Fir eine1
Tolitifer Ser fir Die 2egislatur ieines stoates ld1ft, paB.
ten. Sic er%rparteten BON einer1 Hr6l MISUNDERSTANDING,
.ooB er firm un6 reIolut gte1ung at Sen national un6 in.
ter11ationolen Nroblen1e1 11dbrne, nit oenen Trdiioent @I-
ion 10 nobel fdnrpfe uno SOS 2ano frei bielt bon SEN 5erit6.
re1oen ginTliiIIen os @eltfrieges. stat oeien ieben mir,
iden &odinon5 fret n1adt. Sugbes bnt %nirgenos fIar &c.
n1odt pos er an ste1e @iI{ons tb1n miro ooer an ieiner
@teqe getbon boben tpiiroe. @enn feline aritif on @iIions
Holitif einen sinr1 bat, 10 tpdre es MN Ser, boB er, 9ugbes
Sos @egentbeil tbun miirbe mos @iIion tbot. Cine Iolbe
Musfidt lit nidt iebr erfreilid uno miro bon Dem Gor1er,
Dem Mrbeiter, Ser Uaittetlafe, ain6er un6 Grauen 5uriidge>
>pei en peroen." colorado miro fir Billion Itin1n1e1t"
idIiebt Ben 2in6fop.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

in SEN Ser. gtaaten beihaftigt ieien. or beridtpieg ober,
Bob oeie 9so1e MIR orr@ Die staatsgefesgebungen erreidt
tper6e1 fonnen. @s baHe tpobl, nod republifanii9en
@r1n6iaser, oennod aub Den 10000 &i16ern Ser Segen
Ser 10-12funoigen grbeit erbalten meroen iouen bon
tpegen Ser u@leidbet." 9as &inoeridus< uno oas Qdt=
ltun6en1@eiet huiiroe bon @err1 Sugbes> nod oQen tpos
man nun BON ibun }peiB> fir unfon1titutio11ea erfldrt poroen
fem, tpen11 es Dor i'm als Sberbun6esridte gefomu1en
1Ddre.
@ennes@ aterlanosberr6tber gibt, 10 {oute
man 6erer1 in Oeenge in ben Geiben Ser gegner os Hrdfi=
benten finoen. Mnten in oen 1dtpierigIten @it11atio11en,
pabreno Die Hegier1ng nit a1stpartigen Weadte1 oe Der
mideliten inter1ationalen Gragen I'M SnterefIe oes 2onoes
at regeln bat, ber6ddtigen berldumoen uno %perbobnen oe
eriten 6ubrer Ger @egenpartei oas Sberbo1pt ser @epublif.
l1no oieie 6ubrer p%re6igen: Qmeriea firt! W2t bieie EN-
Sdlogtport fooern tie Die geoanfenloie Wienge. @enn es
oieien Netro1erren I'M @merifa un6 ni9t Inn 6ie Serridoft
oeS Sanoes> 1n1 Die gerte 5n tbu1 mare, Damn n1uBten tie
it6 iager, baB abtpeiden6e Mein11ngen gu elmer 3eit o1sge-
gltden tper0en muiien, MOO sic Nation mie6er in jeoer @in-
iidt Dor @efobrea geldiet lit. SIM uli6erolen" england
tpiiroe Gooiebelt un6 Sugbes binter feiten Wsa1ern noblper=
tDabrt oariber nad0enfen f0nnen, BOB es bod tpobl 1idt
gut iei, uongeTdts oes 6einoes" sic @ertbeoigung oes Cant
oes 6en Tolfe gu ber0dftigen un6 feline Sdtpdde Dem
5einoe 5t b%erratben. @enn es Damn >pobr tit, pos Be.
ba1tptet miro, 6oB ii6 oos 2on6 infoIge Ser berGnoerten Gage
ooI $Ce1IPollIll VI + YIUBlt!L VeluDI ueIlILUeI, UuuIt IUllU
fe gepiB nibt init Ser Wiaalpolitif Ser @egner beieitigt.
9ie repubIifanf6e Nrefie mug in peinlider
@erlegenbeit I'M Mrgl1nente gegen @iIio on uno Sen 6en1o-
fratiider @ongreB fem, menr Tie 6e Sbatiade, boB Sic
fuoliden Gen1ofrate1 i'm 4ongreb 6oniniere11, ols cine &C.
fabr fir 6aS 2an6 be5eidner. @ie leIbitperitGnbli9 es III,
odB in SEN meiite1 ausidGien ser beioen Sduier 6te gor-
fber iii6lide 9e1ofraten iin6, 6as 1uilien 6ieie Geootte1re
febr gut; Die ~Sii6liden" fino eben ote &eprdientonten 11no
ntillen tpobl einen iebr gaten ~Heforo" baben, mann fe i'm,
nter tpieoer in ibren1 Ginrift gepabIt tperoer. sSn sic aus>
iddne n1iilen Ste M%itgleoer genon1n1e1 tperoen, sic nod
ser 3abI ser 9ienitiobre als 6ie erfabreniten gelen. 0ean
fa11n iid ifon sic iu6liden Gen1ofraten aIs MusiduBnit=
gIie6er gefaQe1 laIen, ipaun man Die ouBergep0bnlide 3abl
ban bor5igliden @eebe1 i%tuoiert, sic Ser leste &ongreB ge
nradt bot: Soffentlid 6ominieren o1h I'M 1rdhiten &on-
greb 6ie iioliden 9emofrate1, on6ernfaas tpiiroen
redt gefabrlide anehte ser nod gefabrlideren Sraitn1agno-
ten 6es Site1s on ibre Ste1e for1r1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

O2a1 tb1t n1ardes I'M Mugenblid Ser %grregung; gedpiB
botten mir bunoert @riinoe, uns b%eleioigt, geoemiitbigt uno
bertannt al fIblen; aber es nuB oob au9 tpieoer cine 3eit
fibler l1eberlegung foutn1en; mir f0nne1 nit Hebt bebaup-
ten, 6b auf ser an6eren @eite cine bel tolerantere Muffaz
lung Elas gegriffen bot; 0oran anbern ole ~Mnsipride os
Graioenten nidts. gr bat bod MIR 6e utre1loen Mn1erl'
toner" b%erl1rtbeilt> ugege1 tpelde Sic %9fegier1ng b%or5ugebe1t
ge5p11ngen par." Man ioate 6od} tpiiien, 6oB nit 6ieien
@orten nidt 6us gan5e 9eutidt6uu1 genent, ion6ern lene
geringe 3abl u8eridnporer," gegen Sic man aQeoer1 1ebr
rifiidtspoq %perfabrer III. gs muB be5tpeielt tperoen, OBJ
}3 6as gelar1n1te 9eltidtbu1n nit Sen Sanolunge11 6eriel
BEN i0ertifi5ieren modte. 9unn uber fan1 es ii] au9 ni9t
geroffen fublen 6urb Sic 8enerfungen oes Praiioenten, Der
I'M auftrug uno I'M sSntereiie Ser Station uao niht a1s Sri
potn1a1tn tpie Sbeooore &ooieoe1t ipra@. Son lebterem
m11roen 6ie v9ppben" int o1ger1einen miBbon6elt, obne auf
Sic v@obltbat oes 3mefels" Mniprl1d MAIDEN 5u fonnen,
ODER in ser u@abr1ng beredtigter SSntereiien Ser gsation"
gebonoelt 5l bober. Gieie @abr11ng ser SSntereien gebort
51 ben NfGdten oes Eraiioente1t, tpabreno lie cine Nnnra-
Ba1nq Bel einen1 Hribatr1an11e lin6.
9as 9eut1dtbum Itebt Dor elmer ernlten gntifetoltg. gs
lit in Ser Sbot Ser entideioenoe Tattor in ser @obl. Nrall=
oe11t @ilion tan5t b1ditdblid ouf 6es Weiers sdneioe;; Elm
6ebtritt bdtte oas 2anb in SEN @eltfrieg geitur5t. Sour u11=
ter oieiem @etdtspunft nuB fem @erbalte1 %be11rtbeilt mer-
SEN. gr batte SEN geifaa 6es gan3e1 2anoes, auBer ur1s,
gebobt, pen11 er nod 6en1 9uiitonio-Gon nit 0elttidlono
gebroder1 bdtte. 9as tor es tpas England poqte;; 6esbalb
sic Grobofation! N1n tpoQe1 6e 9el1tid <Nmertfaner i'm
oofir 1trafen, baB er SEN Wob ignorierte? SIT oas be1ttide
EoIitif? Gos lit nebr italieniid!
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-30
ALFALFA GOOD FORAGE CROP
Especially Adapted for sand-HiIIs
Country, Because 1t Prevents
Danger of Soil Blowing.

Alfalfa can be grown in most Sec
lions of the sand-hills country, Nebras-
ka, according to work done at the Val.
entine substation, and it is recommend
ed that where possible it should be
made to take the place Of intertflled
forage crops, because it would do away
with the danger Of soil blowing. 1t is
also of more value than any other for
age crop that can De grown.
Experiments have shown that for
that section Of country alfalfa exceeds
all clovers, including sweet clover, in
it's adaptability to the conditions
found there, and that it is more valu-
able than any Of them and costs less
to seed.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-30
He Knew.

The teacher was trying to make his
pupils understand that all good comes
from one source. AS an illustration,
he told them of building house and
putting water pipes with taps in all
the rooms, these pipes not being con-
nected with the main in the street.
Suppose | turn on a tap and no water
comes, what is the matter?" He natu-
rally supposed that some of the boys
would answer that the water was
not turned on at the main, but they
the foot Of the class called out: "You
didn't pay your water bill !"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-30
SACRED MUSHROOM OF AZTEC
1t Was Powerful Narcotic, Producing
the Most Fantastic
Visions.

Mushrooms are dangerous enough in
the United States, where those who
gather them and eat them prize their
flavor, and sometimes perish by reason
of wrong diagnosis. for there are dead
ly toadstools that look as much like
edible mushrooms as twins. In Mexico
1t would seem that the mushroom sit
uation Is worse than here, for while
Americans hunt mushrooms for food,
the Mexicans have reason to regard
them as both meat and drink. Read
the following statement Of what hap
pened after consuming the sacred
mushroom of the Aztecs, remarks the
Evening Wisconsin.
1t is a powerful narcotic, produc-
ing the most fantastic visions, and is
regarded by the Indians as a key
which, with their ceremonial, opens to
them all the glories of another and
better world. A tincture made by
simply chopping up the plant and al
lowing it to soak in diluted alcohol
for couple Of weeks is most serv-
iceable remedy for nervousness, head
aches and insomnia. When chewed
(the Indians say it stops the painful
coughing of consumptives.
Botanists say that the sacred much
room" is not mushroom at all, but
cactus. That, however, is merely
matter of bald detail. What is impor-
tant is the action Of the plant on the
system. This is attributed to an al
kalOid principle it contains known as
anhalonin, which chemists say is sep
arabic in the form of white, needlelike
crystals.
The plant resembles a radish in
shape. 1t has buttonlike top, which
is all of it that appears above the
ground, and this is why it has been
taken for mushroom. The top is
covered with prickles.
The early missionaries disapproved of
the sacred mushroom" Because it's
malls of the native priests, the good
missionaries called it "devil root" An
other name of it is "dream plant" be-
cause of the visions it produces. Be-
sides the dream-producing alkaloid. it
yields deadly poison; so it would
not do for people unfamiliar with the
plant to experiment with it's effects
on their own persons. People who
have had it administered to them by
physicians declare it is remedy for
the headachy condition that follows
immoderate use of alcohol
That the announcement of this last
property of the plant may not lead to
the conviction that war with Mexico
is absolutely necessary, it is added
that anybody wanting to grow sacred
mushrooms in the United States will
find that it is easy to do so under
glass.
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A Soda Water Well.

Many queer things have been discov-
cred by the drill since and before Colo
mel Drake discovered that oil could be
obtained by the artesian process, but
the most unique one is that recently
struck in the Philippines. 1t is located
in the town of San Fernando, on the
Island of Tcao., At the depth of 4O5
feet an enormous vein of water was
struck, with such gas pressure that
the volume was thrown 80 feet in the
air. 1t was only by exerting every pos
sible effort that a small flood was
averted. The flow was finally checked,
however, and the water directed out
and downward through two small
pipes. through which it continues to
rush with undiminished force.
Samples of the water taken show that
it is heavily charged with carbonic
acid gas and appears and tastes like
ordinary soda water.
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MOTHERS COOK BOOK


wiches of oatmeal, brown, whole wheat
and wheat flour with various filings
will give plenty of change in serving
sandwiches, the necessary adjunct to
every basket.
Among the tissue-building foods are
eggs, as omelet, poached or cooked in
the shell, broiled or baked fish, corn
omelet, stewed figs, baked beans,
cheese in various forms, beef broiled,
roasted or boiled, chicken, nut bread,
chowders, peas, string beans and succo-
fash.
Vegetables are valuable food for
children, as they contain mineral mat
ter which is needed, give bulk to the
food and establish a. normal appetite
which will allow them to eat and enjoy
all kinds of foods.
The following are few hearty des-
serts which may be given after light
dinner: Baked custards, boiled GUS
tards, cream puffs, apple dumplings
cranberry pudding, oatmeal pudding
fruit pies, chocolate pudding. and
boiled rice with custard.
For treats, there may be given a
piece or two of candy, dates or figs or
fresh fruits in season.
Children always appreciate sur
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-30

The child's health and ability and
readiness to learn is largely dependent
upon the food he eats. The mother, be-
ing responsible for the diet of her chill
dren, should see to it that she is well
Informed.
Every mother who is sending chill
dren to school with lunch baskets or
not, should have in her possession and
for reference all the literature on child
feeding that she has time to study. Bull
letin No. 712, sent out by the United
States department of agriculture, costs
nothing. A simple card asking for the
bulletin "School Lunches" and giving
the number, will bring it to you free of
cost. There are so many free bulletins
which are most helpful and that cost
nothing that it is surprising that more
mothers do not avail themselves Of
them. On the back of each bulletin is
list Of different publications, so that
one may choose those most needed.
Good wholesome food, easily digest
ed and offering enough variety to be
appetizing, should be sent in the lunch
basket or served at home. Custards in
various forms are both satisfying and
nourishing; eggs properly cooked (not
boiled) are always acceptable; sand