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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
Set rationale Sfilpb. %eo


rationale Sfircnb, lom iibitc ltge
blcp aiholOt / @lcnmocb, Winn., ilr-
Ser set rationale Sfilpberiorbui,os
Nuipicicr, blcp NnbrcoS Slirn al
Sofa, @is., tiltlenot Meiterlfabct |
Nnlaterflnsicn, Slipcr Nalonbl al
@lcnpooo Meiterifabet / Siltteflas-
len. NTite Mars &nnosreno beilnt-
tcocs aiholot / ct. .Ealll, citer Sno-
bpbelie ira Stpret Tor oct oerp9ren-
&c %intcrturncual, ipn1 bar louet al
ifaiic ell icritc &angs Sfibaffe iami
opitinc pGroiiulbc ErGmicr. Gil
Stpre Tor Sfilp6eriorbmloet for Def
fonmirnbe Mar pnlates: Er9iioent,
Z. =. Haacli, Chicago; %iceprGii'
Dent. q. =. Sorimion, @lcnwooo
SefrctTr, Ntsel Softer, Iiblano.
@is., OF aasierer, Charles 6laaitao
hyperion, @is. lloialoet al Inna'
terrcnoet bar: lie ErGmie % @e'
licrifabsmcoalien, Nnoreas Slion
2ocn, @ilbert Saiiseu. @tt. Soreb
@is.; 3oic, @unnar Sperbp. Glen
popo, Minn.: Ace. Carl 8nnocrlon
Gbjppema Sails. @iS.. % 5tc, 2. u
&eibp, H~ortbiielo. %inn. %inoerer
al Wcitcrifabet | ImatsrflasI en, Nh
breas Slion, paiiot lite Sr9m,
peb 9enosrcnoet / Snlutb ifior. =
@utteflaSien blep Sliper 9aloab
Nc. 1, eftcriulgt AZ Thilipb Eeter
ion. Carl &oroauiit, @len 9ennet
o. George Sor. S0nsite itaaeno'
sop Dor paa 104 600 % blep sior
al Carl aalbabl al @lenwooo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
WD &irfc | Soloier, Sa.

Eaa ocn norif -lntberife Meni1.
lebs Inrsmsoe / Soloier, So., bler
oct forleoen eritenunig beililttet al
rpfsre el mn % moberile Strife /
nopntc gp. Gm Zig M airfe bar
rlun p1ioo bsilig @ebop, ug meo Den
Snteresic oa Sfferpilie for Sagen,
i'm er fonu1lct tiloroe. p9 Den SbGr.
biJbco, iom Weni9beocns Erelt, ga
itor s.. st. Smnier, / alt lit Nrbeiol
lu9aer for Ga9er, bar man beller
inocn Gull on, at ben mart oil itoc
ser fllot fIrbi9. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
YIN %lissnrb / Miseuniin.
Viorag til Sobam Sclmcs

Som isr pplpit bill "Secorab-To.
item" nlootoge, pioercicnoe % fpit'
tcre for ole Niorag, icm icnbcs til
Den ipge nn9c Noriottcr, Sohdn Gel
mes, M peo "y4oucrlcigb Gre't gu
natorium", Gail SOTO nno Tpwcll
Strcets, Eortlnnb, Oregon.
Sil Soto-cr mobtcget ira:
&cnrp Slion. Sircitcel.
Spo Sufoto S2.OO
u. :. 9ofte&nes. @ranpiuc.
Hpro Safuta ..... zoo
Sens @ogen Granville,
Noro Safota ........ 200
Scnrp Glen, 8ranpllie,
NorN Safota loo
Tcte Siplc, @rnnpillc,
Ecro Safotn ...... l.OC
u. i. SnsNaarb. Ticrcc,
HprO Safctd ...... l.Ot
| NsiIanos MISUNDERSTANDING,
Cummings. &oro Safota,
peb u. Spng .... lO.oO
Sioligcrc fpitteret Tor $lS6.5C
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
(cftcrippr9iel. Sans Yeoerlom
Stor O~ampifibsulyffe.

Sbanahai, China, Den 4oe Scbr.
Zen iapnneiiifc Nccnloampcr "Snl
lin Waru" bupbe Snaoaa Nat ct
Sartnlenitso mleb Tannpifibct "Si'
nan" % ianf mco 100 Sl9le ont
boro.
amn 81 Ycripner rcboeOcs. "Sl.
nan" or / iterft beifaoiset 5ilitailo
paa 5ilbagepeien Ill Sonafong.
S~ammenitpoet iailot Steo pco
0iiomatstio omtreltt so Yeil ira
Smatom.
"Saiiin Maru", iom bapoe Ell
Irpgtisheo al 1876 Con % en-
99nabe al 243 SOB, par bpsset I
3obc, Sapan, i 1910. Get par blemt.
mebsrenoe | Siafa.
"9inan" eies al China N%api9atlon
Gompanp | 2onbon. 0et err 300
SOB Ianst. bar en- 9rastisbeo az 3.
211 Con % blep bpsset | Sreenocf
/ 1903.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
Kcnortslen.
o%ryi'GiicI'e 'ra che I

=. 1,Nwu,.t,u;,, lamar n, ~,
.,, ~,,>,,,n;rn n,n l,r,,
49,, mas M,nLrrn,
~. n,n,tmn- mrNl,runcr ,cr,,,
mas >nninn,n,r, sr.
49,, M~rf,ni,n 49,, San
Z 7m,,tr,t .,, ,,,mt, mas
m. 60 .,,,n ,,,,,,
,,,,,,,I,
M-s,mn,tn,
1r =, nonnn 49,,
.
Scuotct bar Sem 2htu rs. pcotO
Get ToriloQct 0ul at ljuc Nlllupmcr.
lc lin GrlNc0 oQ llorhuuQjNhco ON
iucit lire Nor. CT Hmeuotmclt ON
a. b%cuuu0iat %roljotdtcu III 'rrii
q. iorhouNlc mcN Njalttruc on a;
tire oisie2 Gucrf}WNcl'e A. Gcrut2
ljo'huuliQhtO "a ,<%nielritct bIey
icrtoitct meo 53 moo 81 Stcmurr
Gor SoriIo1et om n lipt Eilip'
Diucrnc i'm ,SyihcO u0cu Netiu5tliel
clicr @nr1ntier itcmtc lcmotraicr1,
Ismurit. @anfhea0. &ruoua @rou4.
ioro. GbamberIaju Chiffon. Cutr
NON. Gittmdn, R35juiou. Sho'roth
Sheppnro. ShlelO@. Gl0rfs. Nltttcr
&arowict. Sells, NuidnQ@ Games
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08

or Den pGrite, ri bar hopt Der paa
80 Mar.
Gn Wanb, iom holbt poa at bort
ifllfic Snccn ira Sugct pno en- Ter
GtnNcr bsi @p9ninh blcp orGbt ibug
bn ban glco uoior og log Jig libel
pnn Stcbet.
SnopcI bcri Scattle iom andre On
cr er Sporprgnstraiifcn iilOitTnoig
blpteret al Snccn Sfplcrne er Inf,
fcoc p1 nGlten al Torretnilla eaaet
iituu.
Tortlnnb, Srcapn, oen 3oic
Tcbr. s Tortlolo % Ell itor Gel al
Oregon roier frcmoeles Ell fpriTroe-
lig StprnI, Den pGrIte III nogcniiiloe
bar bnpt. Sne pg Slub, Der trent
bripeS al eli nGitcn ortalnati9 %ito,
bar nfbrllot al MISUNDERSTANDING
nIeo Eitcn. Nle Seleornileoningcr
er ogioa afifaaret. Tl Sorretning er
lnnlnlet oa al Craft / @pcn gaaet
iitoo. Ger fpruoii9cs p~eopnreiloe
auloc % nler enc.
l(pciret bar III paret llnfbrltit / to
Sporl. Suiinoer al Greer er fnGf-
feoe ulocr %cgtcn al DC frosnc Sne-
masicr, OF &ulbrcoer al Selcgrnf-
% Sclcionitclpcr er ialot nco / Ga
oerilc.
Seattle, @oIb., ocn 4bc Tcbr.N -
Scrnbunerne iprtiGtter fine ScItrG-
bclier pnn at iaa ~bortrpboet Sc enc
master, iom / tire Gage blofereOc
Sruiifen pppc mellen1 %icrgene. Gil
trpbs for ct mt, men let Snefnl6
igien / Nat gIpr De ippre rote-
rcrlbc Sneploge raft Trcnlgnng gien-
mem Srlrtcr1e, % man nlltagcr, at
DC ileite @inicr nil bore rpoocoe ibn0.
Gre Tnsingertog pon Nortbcrn Ta-
chic Nonen, ion bar lat ineinitc pppc
/ %~icracnc iioen SirsOaa, pcrtcs at
bli bciricoc iona og ollie DC ollorc
i0nn1 iaicn / MftcnenS Sob.
&uloebplgcn rligcr frcnl0clca ppcr
Tortluno oa sitliac Oregon, men
Sne oN Sluoitormen bnr opbert.
Set oniloocs, at Der / Oregon er an
rcttct cit Sfnbc puu uper 100000
Collars.
YIN @lissarb / Miscuniim.
Otter at bnuc tuNct Jig eli hulp
Gags Spill BRIO Nli55oroen, ioin nleo
forte Mellclnrllnl bar rnIet paa %
on1fring 2afc Superior / nGiten en-
Mamncb, ibna lbs igien, pGrre ellb
noNenlinoe. Tn 50.Wtil Tinb oriper
Queen ianrmen i ipGre Srifter oper
nlle Sernbaner, % ale, baaoe ail-
fonnnlcnoc og nignocnbe Sog, iioocr
i%llciaitc / ale &ctringer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
O(omimiMrator's ottemtlig

~ S~0I0.-Nen 26be ,Sebr. 1916 oil ie9
peb @uftion lGl9e Ell uon,ertet COB o9 beloi9t
belissenbe Narm paa 1850 @cres damt anben
falt og rsrlis Gienoon) betienbt iom oalpor
StaarbersS Sarm os belig9enpe / Gentret at
gloomfielb norlf lutberifs Meni9beb, 1 Mil
norb ira Sirfen, 1 Nil DIT ira Sitranoer %
Wil ipo ira Sprins @alep, sillmore 60,
Minm. The S. \ NV. d Sec. 2S-Ioe-I5
and the s.. " NE. 4 Sec. 2o-Io2-I3. Gal
get nil bolpes paa Narnien. Scr er en- iieli
ben 9lnlebnins for giorife at faa fiebe Ell
isritetlasies Narn blanbt 0anosmGnb ct
perlteflasies Excitement. Sarnen bliper BELT
lol9t i 2 Sele % norife aisbere enifeS bel't.
Vetinaeilerne bliper $1,000 fontant % Re
item naar Seeo siues, euer . @ars Senltano
paa bet bolue al 8isbeluininen mob 8 Fros
cent Rente. i. j. 6ilmer, Inctioneer. Wells
". Melion. gbminiitrator.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
Sitcrri0itc Tlnpcrc nttluc.

sra Mltn mcboclca olncicli bcrl
Toe Ncbru0r, AT r'tcrriO'tc Nlnucrc /
oct lio'tc hlr pUrct nrcNct lllttlQc Oco
ocu atlantic NWt. Gen Doc %omuor
blcu Surn5jo 0uNrcbct Al ) Hcroplo
ucr, pl sen 21hc San. ~ lite Scbr.
blcu NnQrcbct Q~icnoptoQct a. ben
nol0@ul~ > oN ; NcroplduCr. Bomber
bIcu toltct uco opcr Ncltlcjrcn / Mar
ht0cu Al Nucn ulco "o0clUlNcu0c Ne.
iultotcr". Nllc Mtoitmcr pcuOic til
boQc 0oN %cholo tIltroo@ lor hcitlN
SfuouiuQ ira NrlN2ltjbclc % %ouo
boitcrjcruc.
Zen 20cu Gcbruor blto icluc M.
Iona. SCI ItOljtnitc StrouQholo i Nl-
bouicu bombnrocrct MotorW / oct
enc Acropl0u bIcu iuuiNlcrtio ram.
met az 10 NuQlcr az maotic itnn0ipnlt
Qou uco pou N0pct Ghtien ior oell
lille %uitc'to0rt %oitiout Nomopic
ait citcr nt0 paa %anOct iorut hipl.
NJ 4PUuOcnc / Sen ito0c0c Nialtiuc.
oQ 'tjont Siocu uor tcmmelll uroliN
luttc0C2 Ser ham NJ reo0e Dem begll
10. NicuH &c0nluNcu iorcNif. blep 81
htitlQi bc'tltot ira Nottericrnc / Ga.
icto. lilciom Here it%alicuifc Scitrou.
cr2 nUrmcoc liz ior iulo Gnrt.
%%oltuuutcu2 Hcroplnu itcN ocrpac
tlIueir2 iAlcn bcmclunA meb nrl
Ntnuo omborO oN ucubtc tilbaNc ii
Gutt0ro citcr Ell (ur pan 1876 Ytil
Nom Die Scbr. 1000 mOnienc
9rInltc Solonter ~iilliacmeb 3 @cnc
roler o. fl andre Siiicercr or. iisla'
Webbing hcrtiI ibag, anfommet ii
Suro}So / Nlbauicn c'tcr III nlcac
uanltell9 "a on%iircngcnbe Moridl
&c bau0c liaact ulocr 2ommanoo Il
'orhenp. Vrcmier. % 2riaarnlni'tc
General &utotitdL iom DC iorloo
NooGoritia, Nontenegrc.
Stcre Aibelinger al elicrri9If
Sroppcr / M%onteneoro bragcr III sii
oper lorat lutte iig til De Mrmccr
: ,om ltal an9ribc DC glaiereoe fora
Saloniti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
Salt S205.'50

st Srcu ira Sanatorict piler, at
Selncs or i @eOring, men Oct saar
inlaat. st lGnsere SpboIo Der er
nsopcmois. Mu bar ban mart iftc
ilcrc |ense at betale mcS, % iaa or
alt, iom cr aiort. fanife abort til IN.
acu esutte. Settc mlaa life ifc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08

eens -Deesrab.soren' III erasfrtnss %
seuner I oauIeInnsef. IirsSaes % 5re.
boosubeaben isiter $3.50; GreeaasueaaSes
aIeue, S1.36 n. NAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08

~enmaRtneu -eusrenner' r ncetoeen I
aob crsen. % ben er alt u Tan cnRe "a
epmawire at barre. Zen sisr scSt srbetbs
% oaor tet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
Harme ti4cic. &

H0fttte ttuctC. = &Dnfant Ell
y Ter crop payment, / Minneloto,
Nortb Safota % Wontana peo Nortbern
Vaciiic ganen. Grin efter beitripenbe yilte,
9tapn paa Giere, fri yiteratur o.I,p, Sp9iu
/ bpilfen Stat intereS1eret. glbresier &. !.
Srider, u. &, Il. 1886 Ncrtbern Faciiic Hp.,
ct. VauI. Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08

H.0ttt ftI1aI0e.-265 Mcree no
y mertet vano, belpis opbprtet. 30 Dfil
ira Spi!lin9bperue, 2 Nil ira lipli9 llilnore
IN, i lfanpinapiif Siiritt. Maa '9lses
itrar paa me9et lette Silfaar: Sarmsn e9nsr
fig nbmerfet for "Stod" Sfrip til SrltnS
Sorbo. Wpomiu9, Winr.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16
State Road Maintenance.

la the early stages of state road
management little or no provision was
made for the maintenance of roads
constructed with the aid Of state funds
This condition has developed into Sc
rious problem. and many Of the states
are finding Il difficult to obtain suffi-
Client funds 10 resurface and properly
maintain the large mileage of roads
already constructed II was thought
at first that II the states aided In the
construction Of roads the counties
could be depended upon properly TO
maintain them. This has been found
TO he case of misplaced confidence.
and the only way In which the states
could obtain proper maintenance was
20 place the work under the immediate
direction OF a state highway depart
ment. Automobile revenues are for
the most part applied 10 the mainte-
hance OF roads. and many Of the states
are providing annual cash appropria
.ions In sufficient amounts properly 10
meet existing conditions
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16
Object Lesson Roads.

The construction OF object lesson
roads by the federal government,
through the office Of public roads and
rural engineering OF the department OF
agriculture. Is reviewed at length In
bulletin No. 2si OF the department In
carrying out this work engineers from
the Office Of public roads, when re
quested by the local road authorities.
have supervised the building OF short
stretches of roads OF various types. the
counties. except In the case OF special
post roads. paying the entire cost for
materials and labor. During the eigh'
teen months covered by the report for
" OF these object lesson roads have
been built
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

Department Of Agriculture Gives In
formation Rsssrdios Their QUALITIES.
Now that road authorities generally
recognize the need Of more durable
country roads two bulletins issued BY
the department Of Agriculture. ono o.
portland cement concrete and the other
on vitrined brick pavement. are timely.
Each bulletin deals largely with the
selection Of materials and approved
methods Of constructing the kind Of
road II treats of. but also contains
some observations Of interest to the
layman. Although brick roads are ex-
pensive to construct they are becom-
ing common and are giving general sat
isfaction. their principal advantages
being durability under practically all
traffic conditions. easy traction and the
ease with which they are maintained.
There IN q brick pavement in Terre
Haute. Ind. that was laid In 1917 on
broken stone foundation and on
which the cost Of repairs has been only
about 500. due to two breaks caused
BY expansion. This street carries
heavy traffic ON part Of its length. An
other brick pavement. laid In Cleveland
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16
Man and Eliaht.

Mathematicians have calculated that
man Is too heavy ever to be sustained
In air by the power Of his own mus
cles. no matter how large the wings
are which he fastens to his body. The
weight limit Is probably approached
by the largest birds. such as the Aus
tralian crane. which still dies. although
1t weighs about twenty pounds The
ostrich long ago gave up all hope Of
winging its way through the air. An
aeroplane can be built. say the experts.
which will sustain a man and use but
three horsepower. but as the best ath-
letes can exert only a maximum Of
about two horsepow T for fifteen Sec
onds at a time he will always be de-
pendent on a machine.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

An inquiry. asking what arc the raj
national color and dag Of Ireland, was
addressed to the Ulster king Of arms
In Dublin, and the following II copy
of the reply received from that gentle
man:
once Of Arms-Dubiin Castle.
am directed by Captain Neville r. VII
kinson Ulster king of arms to inform you
that the national color Of ireland In and
always has been blue Chat In heraldic
blue, uitramarine: not a. some people
have thought. sky biue). Green never was
the national color OF Ireland. The ma
tional color 10 taken from the ground OF
the arms In the case Of Ireland II In
azure, a harp or Cheraidic word for gold
stringed argent (heraldic word for stlver)
Thus blue Is the color of Ireland.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16
Questions Answered

BEREA FRIEND WORKING STUDENTS. College
sated schools lie not making institution requires
but thousands Of dollars
eft Of lie Students giving highest advantages
possible students
SCHOOL IS LIKE FAMILY regulations pro-
the character and reputation Of the people students
the best families and do well
who sick the College who
extra charge
All those with Bea College buildings
assist work Of boarding hail. and shops receiving valuable
training getting according the value Of their
In winter expected that all viii have
their Write the Secretary before
PERSONAL EXPENSES for cohns laundry postage
with different people, Berea favors plain clothing cma
the best but students attend
and undercothns umbrellas and vershoes
THE COOPERATIVE STORE furnishes books toilet articles
niorms umbrellas and other articles cost
LIVING EXPENSES really below The College
for the hn buildings which students live charging only
rent 70 for cleaning fuel lights washing
bedding and towels For table board without coffee
week. the fall d 30
lights washing Of bedding 20 70 90 person
SCHOOL FEES DEPOSIT" a guarantees
library paid
10 returned when the student departs.
Second an INCIDENTAL FEE to help for NJ
school buildings hospital library etc. tudeuts nothing
ition Of teachers-a
Incidental Fee for Foundation and Vocational students
in Academy and Normal $500 and 400 in Collegiate
PAYMENT MUST BE IN ADVANCE incidental
BY the term board by the half term nstaIments follows:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16
Scotch should Revere Ct. Patrick.

Scotchmen OF the present day. say
some Irishmcn. are false to their his
tory in the small respect they show
TO st. Patrick's day st. Patrick II
as much their patron saint as he Is the
patron saint OF the Irish All through
Scottish history the names Of Patrick.
Bridget and Columcille were held In
equal honor in Ireland and In Scot
land. These names were given Ia
children at baptism; they are seen to-
day in the names Of places; churches
were called after them and they are
preserved in family names equally In
the two countries.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

TON by OFFICK OF PUBLIC ROADS,
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF A0RI-
CULTURE
In 1899 on natural soil foundation In n
thickly settled residential section. has
never required any repairs due to wear.
Most Of the concrete pavements have
proved entirely satisfactory where
traffic conditions were not unduly Sc
we're. The earliest pavement of this
type. constructed In Bellefontaine. o.,
In 1884. was put down on one side
Of the public square. where 1t carries
u heavy traffic and has cost not more
than 500 for repairs In Its twenty-five
years Of existence.
Concrete roads are durable under
ordinary suburban and rural traffic.
present a smooth. even surface, offer
ing very little resistance TO traffic. pro-
duce practically no dust, can be main
tanned at small cost and serve as an
excellent base for some other wearing
surface when resurfacing becomes de
sirable
Since Wayne county. Mich, began
building concrete roads In 1909 there
has been rapid increase In such pave
ments. In that year $4,000 square
yards were built. In 1912 the yardage
had increased to 6,4I0,OoO and In 1914
to more than 100000 yards.
The average cost Of three pieces OF
concrete road built In Illinois by the
state highway commission In 1912 was
sS cents II square yard. including prep
aration Of the subgrade. but exclusive
Of cost OF the use of machinery and
tools. This would make the cost per
mile OF a fifteen foot surface STA
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

Treyes is probably the Oldest city In
Germany and contains more Roman
antiquities than any other city In
northern Europe. but its most famous
possession IL the holy coat preserved
In the cathedral According to fradi
ton. this IL the identical seamless
robe" worn by Jesus Christ and gam
bled for by the Roman soldiers at TIN
foot Of the cross
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

the chaff and dirt from the racks will
work down into the wool. mating 1t
near the hide and causing discomfort
to the sheep as well as injury to the
wool Its use means a better looking
flock and win also result in saving
quite q good deal Of feed that IL ordi
narily wasted
The rack may be built double. giving
as much feeding space on one side as
the other. The double racks are best
for the open lots.-Farm Progress.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

Pavors. Etc. For 81. Pstrie<s Dsy
cslsbratlon.
Little green silk flags with the harp
Of Erin in gold or yellow.
Larger hags Of Grape paper. SOM
plain, others showing a harp.
Candy boxes in the shape Of q shan
rock leaf. covered with green papr.
harp embossed in gold on the toy.
Boxes of various sizes In t. shnpe
of harps, covered with grssn paper and
embossed in gold.
Bunches OF carnations made a
bright green Grape paper.
Has the Habit.
rs she q brideT
IAN inveterate one."-Louisville Ceu-
rier-Journal.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

TREES ron LINCOLN HioH.
WAY.

. The lincoln Highway Tree
. Planting association. I'm co-opera-
. ton with authorities OF the states
o through which this great trans
o continental road passes, Is work
o Ing out a plan for ornamentins
o the roadside. Each state has been
. asked TO designate the kind OF
. tree and shrub to be planted
. along the road within Its border.
. In New Jersey II Il proposed to
F. plant fruit trees, Pennsylvania
= has started n move for forestry
= preservation with masses Of
o American laurel for decoration.
y while Illinois and the prairie
o states Of the middle west have
o expressed a preference for mass
. es OF the prairie rose indigenous
. TO the section. Nebraska has de-
. cided to plant shade trees 200
. feet apart. with ornamental trees
o ana shrubbery between
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16
Boarded 0hssp Rack.

Boarded 0he0p Rack.
A boarded up feeding rack In the
sheep lots or pens will prevent dirt
and chaff from getting into the wool
while the animals are feeding. Dirt
Of this kind In the wool IL one Of the
reasons usually given by buyers for
low prices paid In some instances
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16

& St. Patrick's Day 4
This day we dedicate TO
II Erin's saint N
- And place Il under Pat 81
~ rick's jurisdiction. n
About the date I've heard . ~
legend quaint,
: But know not II tbs history s.
or fiction.
In either case II may be worth
retelling,
: 70 its soce2tance nobody COM
n pelling.
lis said, then, his biog1a-
piers got mixed
~ Al 10 the day On which he
entered glory,
The date which - his birtA-
' day should be hxed.
They wasted perfect Hoods
Of oratory.
While some AarcA . q prop
q data were naming,
Others March Q, With equal
vigor. claiming. u
Thsy argued hieA, ws'p told;
hey argued low.
Eaoh Darty viewed ~ otAs1
win derisisn.
rs dimcult when doctors an
70 fsseh invarsiany . fAi,
dssidon.
Dut neither dde hsEe Aad 10
~ yieIA Q Fraction
Thsy fsanA Q dats that esvs
Id mxisfactien.
~ Sines Ill man know hsv hard
Il n 70 Ind
A osnpruuiss wAere no one
fesls defaudsd,
Il proves be haa Q most IN
ssmmca mind
Z Wks cAoss TIE date which
every one spplandsd.
~ He put an end 70 al the fuss
and Neither
3 Dy simply adding eight and
nine together.
3 George B. Norwood.
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-16
Olive Oil,

Spain is credited with producing more
than three-quarters Of the worlds sup
ply Of olive oil.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
RHUBARB SEASON Is HERE
TWO Excellent Methods Of Preparing
This Most Healthful of All the
Summer Vegetables.

If rhubarb is rightly cooked it is as
clean and bright and purifying as
spring sunshine. And since it is about
20 per cent water, the cooking is hard
ly more than the heating of water
yet how poor, stringy, and unpalatable
1T sometimes is as some people cook il.
If we want our rhubarb shredded 10
the last thread we have but TO wash.
peel and cut 1t into small bits and add
TO II about half a Cupful of boiling
water to two cupfuls. In five minutes,
over just enough fire TO boil it. or a.
few minutes more, 1t is completely
dissolved into shreds. If we want il
to have undiluted virtue we may steam
1t in double boiler for half an hour
or until its great amount of water is
heated out. If we want it sirupy we
can cook it for five minutes or until
tender in a sirup.
Stewed Rhubarb-Wash. peel and
cut up rhubarb and put it in an enane ell
ware double boiler and cook until
tender. Put in sugar to taste, and let it
melt down through it before remov.
ing from fire. Every piece will re.
tain its shape If the whole is not
stirred, but if it is to be eaten as a
hot soup at luncheon, without crack.
ers or bread, to he followed by an
egg dish, whisk or beat it into shreds
with silver fork. 1t is a good tonic.
all nature distilled and favored water
uncontaminated except by the sugar.
Rhubarb in Sirup.-Add one cupful
of cold water to one cupful of sugar
and stir over fire until sugar dissolves
Let cook five minutes. Add four cup.
fuls rhubarb and simmer. Each piece
Will retain shape. but will lose color
For change, flavor with teaspoon
full of vanilla if you like it that wav
Serve at end Of meal zen compete :
without cake or bread.