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Books and Authors

rro ifadda ra4da' by Godmuddur Kamban tAl-
,rcd a. knoptl. Is the first play Of a very young
p pmt brilliant celandcr. written in Iceiandic in
me University of Copenhagen. lie has trans.
la ed it into Danish and sui n,tted II 70 thc
noyh n TnSatrr where asse much delay due
produced in November. 1914 It's smccess Wa .
instantaneous. After four months in c'one1
ma gen II toured the Scandinavian countries and
Germany when tks war broke out. "
.,iermany's Anncxationst Aims" bv s t;ru,,
StCii trans!at ted BY j. Ellis Barker has rece ntl>
been ISSUED b. T. T. button & Co tnone . 81
me wr'ferS about Germany. none is so thor
iiiImSr".ure OF that country as Ellis Rarker who
Iong before the war began was internationslit
TT:erGsni2ed AS an authority on the subject. Mi
volume. proves beyond question by copi,ls quo
,ations from German papers. ma gazines md
oookS ihat tor years not Pan-C;ermans only. but
was looking forward TO increasing German ter.
r,torE and power by successful war: and that
The present cry Of peace without annexa,ion'
come from real German intentions.
Seth WAY" by Caroline Dale Owen tuouah-
ION MihIn Coz. y q vivid and interesting story
81 inc cominuni'y founded irL Indiana in the
GariT part OF the last century by Robert owen.
Macleod on q visit to New York. Seth. mem
ecr OF the community met Jcssonda, whom he
engaged 70 go 10 New Harmony to teach music
JesSolda was nineteen the Eranddauehter OF a n
Italian patriot she a beautiful and charm
ing girl but IN thought and principles much In
advance OF the women OF her time. and utterly
fearless in expressing and carrying her
ideas on the long and adventurous tourney
from New York to New Harmony, Seth.s slight
aversion 20 what he had at first considered her
nnWon"nlineSS gave way before her charm Of
book comes to dramatic and satisfying. con-
clusion.
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Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
copyright. 1917 by National Newspaper Service,
The Relief Of Lnmc Joints.

chronic rheuma tisIn and So-C3llcd "rheuma-
tod arth!itis" or "arthritis dcformans' still
be popular ma ladies, in spite OF fact
,Dai we have repeatedly shown tnat there are
no such diseases. Perhaps. thercioIc we had
bet attempt fe" constructive
Iu order to compensate for Of the uncon-
p.!lncntary things here uttered about the mean
In < less o? rheumatism
Ono Of the best remedies We know for the
chronic ioint troubles popularity called .'rhcI-
iaiIsul" is hot-a!r taking. TINS - no expert
all the confluence ". nave placed in IT, Usually
only one jo!nt part Of the body may DO
treated each day every alternate day The
character of the pparatus b. not OF much inn
,ortanG". good tinainiih cap MAKE, :. lille
oven order "!iECu "lI ad;uir,Iiv in
particular cssss. The important, po;nt s ,ha,
;ac DC dry ana me temperature within
me oven from $40 10 10 degrees. Rarely "a n
Z. h.2ncr temperature b" "HdUrcd Tho Joint mr.
mart to be baked II wrapped two Iaycrs Of
Turl.iah tn%e!inEi tho apparatus placed ound
j.. and the curtains sIr&iy Ted down over il
on all sidca. The h'n, ir thou turned on and
rr,rsidcrab!e pGrnp!ratiru Gncuru rho bcni
should be applied Tor from ave TO nttccu MI i.
Itcs AT sitting Following Tho bakirE il IT.
..c;cra!ly ncl 20 81" in' !p.hi sligyDiiudin,
i!ryUct thorough. rhp.ga not = worry vigorous
MASSAGE. Manage s. not rubbing 4, all I'M
pcicn,iiic monpulai sons 70 Influence the dceprr
EtructurcH.
Hornc medicinal .pn'icaiion may he ,seful in
certain carfr 10 be nppIIrd with ulaanaKe How
bound 80 "Dnftna that faItb IN
Iinirnenta Is tJm, al .tHall a ever. n some.
thing nice and warming, ccuntcrirriiant IA ns
blistsrinG properties. ana perhaps q SCOT hing
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Help for Negro Schools.

20 INC EDITOR OF The Times Dispatcb.
Slr..-Through your paper de.ir.
W car attention at this season OF III.
year TO the needs Of negro gchools il
the South. which are doing dcsnryinr
anu iar-reaching work in the trainimr
o; negroes for real service at home md
aproad The light in these school,
NUS, n,;iS DC kept burning or else the rae.
"',i nave iitile hope for the future,
% p,eaI FOR increased contribution.
70 an OF them. for no matter how
poorly equipped some may be they hsv.
uone heroic work for tho uplift OF tbs
negro ana work OF real sacrItir,
M"lch | fear is not as yet fully under
STOOD ny the American people.
inc National Training school, Dur
nam, y. g.. will! be glad 10 have clothr,
DOCKS. household or farm material.
inone|. or anything useful. which M.
oo distributed among it's own student.
or help deserving families in tho ron,
munity. They viii be Of great hcin
anu Viii be carefully distributed. In
tact: they VIII BIO genuine and appre
cH!ti"e Christmas gifts.
while not forgetting the brave sol
olcfs IN the trenches. OF whatever M,
tionality or race. who are lighting an
INC SIDE OF the allies for thr supran.c+
OF right. lct u. not forget the negro
at nome, who against odds is m.kinE
brave hight TO lit himself for tho rres,
eHt and the future Let US. Also let
down our buckets where We are
JAMES T.. SHEPARD.
Durham, \, -. November -. 1917.
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io!c 4 pttlt JURY.
General Rober; =. Leo was visited yesterday
the Exchange Hotel by many Of his friends
The general is we'll and in fine spirits. He will
remain in the city until Tomorrow morning
the wedding OF his son General W IT. = lee
Mrs. Howell, the mother-in-law Of Mr. Davis
died in Montreal yesterday. She was n native
Of Georgia. and abou: sixty five years Of age
Jersey, Of Revolutionary fame. Nv
The Normal School tfree). at the corner or
Franklin and Sixth Streets IS being Gttad ,Ib
and will be ready for the reception or stu.
dents It is under the drsction Of competent
is chairman and Asa snyder Is secretary An
drew Washhurne has the immediate s,ipcrvision
of the school.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
day. Char/.s T.. ELLIS was re-ciec; ed president
\ resolution was adopted proposing to consoli-
the stocks. property and operation OF the
i:ichinond and Petersburg and The Petersburs
a Committee was appointed to confer With like
committees from other roads as follows: James
Robert i.assitcr and L. A. fiodd!n.
General William Malone entered upon Ms
duties president OF the Virginia and Tennes-
sec Railroad yesterday IN Lyncnburg. and
took entire possession OIL the affairs the
company.
\ resolution was passed in the House OF Rep
rcSentativeS yesterday calling General Grant
for the correspondence between himself and
others rcsa riding the removal OF Secretary stan
ton and General Sheridan.
The House Committee on Freedmtns Affairs
was directed yesterday to inquire into and re-
mort the reasons. IL any for the continuance OF
the Frccdmen'a bureau.
Thad stevens in the House for ~ while
proceedings, and was carried to his home two
hours before adjournment.
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SPECTATORS. MIR. Davis did not appear
court. but remained in his roon,
u tho residence OF Judge Guild. ON
Governor street. After the adjourn.
ment OF the court all OF the members
or MS counsel had lengthy inter
view win him at Judge Ould'e"
In the pictorial section of ~. ,,
ings paper is given picture OF Nh.
grand jury that indicted MIR. Dayi.
* was the first ar3nd Jury with ne
eIoes IN IT'S membership to sit in III.
n'atc OF virginia. The picture is made
rom an old Photograph taken ~ III.
time the jury sat. in the fall or Isss
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Think. Him r,...o, Mo,..,

To the Editor OF The Times. Disp.,,h.
,,c.1,1r re-, rsad wi,h a srea, dca! o,
MADE BY Professor Leon WhipNIe a.
sweet Briar College. The only fault
and. death struggle with the creates
military power tia, ever existed. ma
'h,s Is no .ime for Reasonable talk.
says raafe3 no difference There h,v.
,l"ays been cranhs. and ,ncre alwavs
" %''. .b DC , rTranhs but what rrotesso-
ti':'c ot war ike this does make :,
diNe.enc-., And it does make a Gif
,rrsnne What man. who Is employed
And when ono OF them quits HIS Mac
and takes the time for which tie ta1.
around the country spoutins GU, ,rc.
son TO lot OF young girls. IL IL time
That he should be taken IN hand.
hut from his speech he has faiic,i 10
ora" any proper conclusion from i:
ne snys that vars have never accom-
plish.d anything. and that. th.-ctnrt,
al wars arc wrong. He says thai IN.
Russian people will be held up in 10
This, may he so. but not for tho req.
Ioh he gives: Does he not know tina,
RUSSIA could never have thrown ~
The yoke OF the car hut By re"o,u.
non, ana v nat Is revolution hat war.
tie says his ancestors fought l.. the
revolution. Does he no, Know ma,
The t?i;cd states would sill, be a col.
pny OF Great Britain Il they had no,
gone 10 var to get trci! indcpcadcncn-
Does he not know that Greece would
9ow be under the heel oe Turkey IN.
Tor 'hc ~sr by which II cot rs in.
IencHdcnce?
DOES he not know tia. Italy roule
now he ground down b. Austria hu,
.o- nc war Of liberation that got her
Docs he no. know that bu. .or ~.
,iEil, war this country would he ii.
TN. slavery would BE- in c3is.encs IL
Ei-ginia and the whole Souri,
And Yet knowing all ;nesr thing
ne nsNs ,H. ~ w"rs hay: never done any
RE knows. or ought 10 know ira,
E"rmany,. tire greatest military nation
ne eo o%5la has 5a sHSo sen has IS, au'
md Is going 20 DO II II the oth.- "a.
iions. do moi, fGht TO the Death 10 rr-
sist her and yet h. has the audact-
a cent 70 buy bond 10 CARR an this
Wnr and srhrcrihed money Is mid ths
election. n. Mayor OF New York. of An
dNo""d spokesman OF C;rrmauv'
:Ic praises Russia, but Russia has net
nctes on hi, theory. "" oueht - :,
20 Chinn the only country il "a.
sands az years. done exactly as he
wishes. and advires. and which ha
been the prey Of every nation thrt
has chosen TO rob and oprress her
thing. and we can Ill hope tha, the
time will come when wars will end
which may be VIXEN all tic nations OF
the world become true democ-a cie.-
but that tine has not vet come.
The Fible aayr. THE strong man
armed. Seepeth Ills house In pcase"
and IL is as true now as It was when
written
We want no treason moneer teach.
ing our sons TO DO rolIvcoddl.s ara
towards: am sure 7 do not Ara
hope tho hoard Of visitors Of tho lint.
rrrsiiv Of Virginia will meet and 20.
rid OF Professor Whipple and let him
go to China, where he belongs,
r. WfITTEHEArl
I.ovingston. Va. November 90. la1.
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Omcers' Training Canp,

+. Z. w. Kcnbridge.---A third series
or officers training camps will be open
ed by the War Department. early in
January. Candidates for commissions
Will be selected from enlisted men Of
the colors under the seiectire draft law.
Applica lions from tho civilian class are
restricted 20 Il certain number recon-
mcnded from colleges and universities
giving military instruction. Applica-
tons should be made to Adjutant- Cen
cral Mccain. War Department.. Wash
ingtOn. j, G..
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News Of Fifty Years Ago
tch. Nov. 2s. 1919

John s. Wise and George
=. Wise. Of this city, were
both Indicted by the grand
Jury in Baltimore ycStcr-
DAY. charged with assault
ing. with intent TO Kill, Ed
ward 4. Pollard. The al
legged assault took place in
front Of the Malby House
several days ago, when the
~ iSeS attacked and shot
i'oliard for alleged reflcc-
non upon the courage of
Genera! Henry a. Wise, the
rather OF John s. Wise and
Uncle Of George D. Wise.
The indicted men probably
vii! so 20 Baltimore this
week 20 stand trial be-
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Oddities,

\ Young fellow in Ohio went 20 work for a
railroad company. and at the end OF six months
admitted that the president OF the roa knew
than he did
4 Pennsylvania Governor gave Job 10 a
nonconstituent because he thought that man
the best man for the job.
\ fellow in Maryland promised to be hom.
at + and didn't get there until :. and his wife
received him pleasantly IL he not
her husband.
Will wonders never cease
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king Georges Til. and N.n..

~ w. Mch.. IcterSburR.-kinS
Georges full title is George Frederick
Ernest Albert. King of Great Britain
and Ireland and Of the Dominions Be-
Xond tho Seas and Emperor OF India
Ills family name was Victim until re-
Gently wien an order was issued di-
rec;inG all British subjects abandon
foreign titles. The name Of the royal
house Of Great Britain vas. therefore
changed from the house OF Saxe-Co-
hura -Go,ha to the house OF Windsor
I'M" order also prohibits English
princes from using German titles.
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The Signal Co,n.

Mrs. L. y. II. F'airfaS.-The due, ~
a member Of the signal corps is OF a
technical and professional character.
recurring sEill as mechanica. elcctri.
graph. telephone and wireless operators.
photosra piers. chaufrcurs and aero.
nautical experts. A part OF tho func-
ZION OF the signal corps Is the installs
non ana opera ton OF wireless stations
telephone systems and telegraph and
cab!e lines and Offices. at all pointY
"hcre parts Of the army are serving,
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MIS- j. D. s.. Eichmond.--To remove
IRON rust stains on white washable ma
tcrlals, spread the stained place over a
vessel OF actively boiling wnter, and
then squeeze lemon juice on the stain
After Few minutes rinse the stain and
repeat The process. This method Is
rather slow but does not injure delicate
Vh!tc cotton or linen fabrics. Or
sprinkle the stain with salt. moisten
with lemon juice. and place in tho SUM-
more lemon juice being added II ncccs-
SIrv,
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lin 10 wanted. Tho fol.

sncet on soreness and pain 10 wanted. tho fol.
loving formula viii scrvc:
NethEl Sailcylaic. ................. so drops
1'hoiiH drains
Camphor .............. Observation-Disclosures 10 cruins
Prtroli;um Observation-Disclosures. / ounce
In collapsiblc tube. 10 he rubbed on and
covered with oiled si cotton and buudngc.
This never in the world cures anything. but
only gives relief.
AS tho trouble improves, tho massage follow.
ing hot -air baking; should be gradually super
seeded by passive movements OF the joint. aiwa IN
stopping short OF pain. working very slowly
ana , re@ularly. Later sill resisted movements.
gin moderate exercise of the joint according. o
definitely arranged SctGoulc
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Christmas Greetings.

Christmas Greetings.
Hang the iniStlctoc,
Trim the house in holly.
christmas comes but once year,
And that's enough. l so!ly.
Mother wants gown,
Sister wants bonnet:
Christmas comes but once year.
And daddy's stunS. dossone IL!
Baby wants train.
Brother wants boat. too:
Daddy is the handbook. and
Poor father is tho goat, too
Ring tho merry bell,
PUl! the rope and sound it
Christmas comes but once year.
When pop is broke, confound it!
Hang thc m!stletoe.
Trim the house in holly!
Letter go. !, can't be helped,
SO let US all be jolly.
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Rear-A dmirnJ Penry

promoted 10 the rank OF rea:-aim,rai
With the thanks OF Congress, b.: snacia,
act. March g. 1911. ii. IS ~ retir.d
once: that is, he Is not on the active
list Of the navy.
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Question, und An,~er..

UucNtiOns nnd AnNWcra.
The Soft Place in IIaby'a Hcad.-Ny baby
is hfteen months old and the funnel. or soft
place IN her head is yet nlled In with bone.
Some older women tell that their babies
sort spots filled in mulch ear lier. and that the
baby must be wrong. ! worried almost 10
death. and hope YOU tell what should
DC done about IL MRS. II. Il.
Answcr:-A regular baby keeps the soft spot
on TOP OF his mead until lie Is about ciehtooa
months old The other lNontanei mot funnon
a, the back OF the head hardcns with bone in
the third month. The fontanel on ton closes
normally anywhere from the fourteenth TO the
r;iE second ;non;n Of age lf q baby has
other artificial substitutes for proper feeding
the montanrl may e slower in closing You
nave nothing 20 worry about
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Government Pssi,ions.

J.; w. C.. Stsnce!l, ~ CT YOU
viii address a letter "a the civil Ser
VICE Commission. Washington. y. c., /,
~! send you a manual containing full
Information on the subjects about
which you inquire
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information Bureau,

Inouirtes REGARDING aimee, a.y tonic.
on legal AID medical sub-
)c.' nre answered free. "A MI a..
aoHie, nre Ash~er~d directly By per-
sonai letter 3-ceat STAMP In rrouIreS
r ,nt retern postage. Addrcsa The Tim,s-
iS.oad, ~. SA-
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with Germany Every servant OF the State
should help 10 the extent OF his ability and
oppor,uni;y. II he refuses TO do 50 and
tries TO induce others 10 refuse, he is helping
the enemy conquer the State.
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Ever Notice 1t:

No odds what's wrong or gone awry,
The woman hcaves fearful sigh
And manages 20 hit some plan
To blame her troubles on man,
They're getting even, believe,
For what man did to suffering Eve.
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T.; H. j.. Lynchburs. For the inror.
.Ldtioa you desirc. YOU should consul,
tho once OF your local C.ornynnnws.i,h.s
sItorheE or write the Office OF the Al
tofney-Gcneral At Richmond
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CLiIar-. o. the M.,ne,.,

keauer, Williamsburg. The two
child:en born on the Maynower durint:
X X voyage from England were Ocanua
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Water Pipe. Freezing.

r. II. J. t!ifton Forse--rhere is
nothing mat can be painted on water
pipes 10 prevent their freezing when
exposed 10 weather OF frce.in.. lem
Dc.atu;@.
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We MINT fn INnnix.

Is there any real reason why Il sensible
girl cani fan IN love with q bald headed
fat man?
y can OF sardines for the best answer.
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Charcoal :ph.. Daily Thought.

Any time Mistuh Jack Fros' come along wild
he col breath an blow me said Charcoal
Eph. rumiaatively. Il jest lax t say. Howdye.
Mas Jack: how's things in Boston Try 4
pickle. Mistah jackson"
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4 Plea for Snlt.

io ~" i.ditor OF Tho Times IL snatch:
al never expected TO see our
oo9htTE In such shape AS IL is At pres
snt; , We cant get salt enough i'm Rode.
IN. 70 salt 4 rabbit And no uuc In
setN ABOUT sugar: VIC have done win
a. ~ y 80 lonE We can make out withou,
~: but Tor goodness sake rive us :.
SAT-. w. S. harden
Rodophil, Va. November pa
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What can't see said the GROWER is.
what's the use OF chicken wings and pruncS:"
cant. huh" said the boardcr We'll.
don't they help make fellow appreciate
steak"
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Daily E.oa Con.amptlan n. c

Ai-s. r. " H.. Wilcox Wh.rr ~:
HEhses 20 which YOU rcfer we're OBJ
ta'ned from the authorities a, {. mn
Ice ana are presumed 10 be correct
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Voice of the People

s,.,' ttess must GIVE the .ame and ad.
pubhshed II writer SO requests. ' %
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MEMBER OF THE; AsSotiArEn fkESs.-The
exclusively entitled Ia the TO-
Of all dispatches credited Ia II ~
not otherwise credited in this paper. and also III,
Inca published herein. A! rights NJ rrpuhiicI-
ton Of special dispatches herein ais" reserved.
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Curious. but true: Just about half the things
written these days aren't worth reading. and
the other hal: aren't worth writing So there
YOU
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Literature.

Society IS divided into two classes. viz
/ Scts =. Persons.
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Senator HitchcocL is vorryi,
Shoot
the
Complications

Senator Hitchcock is worrying
Shoot over the complica tons that might
the arise ii we declare Aus
,-,;.; tra. Such acCion. he fears. might
No"Piic"tiohs put US in thu attitude OF Indoors
Ing italy3 territorial demands on
austria, ard he is not sure that thu United
States a willing to support those demands
Maybe not but the United States IS pretty much
Interested IN winning the war. and il Il will
hclp win il 20 strike Che enem" tho Italian
front, wig that would seem 70 be good place
10 STRIFE. We ought not 70 get too evcriastinEl;
tech tschnica. There are Germans III the armies
that ar" invading Italy-Cuitc few OF them,
we und"Tsta inland The business have in
hand is =" Kill Germans. /. complications
why they should hc with coInpicat lions the style
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q declaration OF var against
Austria would invol"" fewer Of them than VIC
now enjoy By reason OF purely technical peace
Territorial demands and all matters like then,
c"n wait unti! peace is Won. which cxpcc,
TO he done by ard shooting. n there arc corn
pioations in the way of the shooting. why shoot
the com plications That's the va, look at
it, if Senator Hitchcock will pardon our crude
way ot uniting it.--kansas city Star.
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PUBLISHED every day In the year at 10 South Tcnlh
Street. Richmond. The Times Dispatch 'uf.
ItsinR Co. Inc. Charles 4. Ia>hr""k, Editor ANA
Manager.
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ADDRESS All. COMMIT \iCATIoNs lhr Itnr''
Dispatch. and ind, iluus
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iiiu-t publication wish To have unaTh'iHhir
articles returned the. must in all send stamps
Tor that purpose
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[ ON fort.

y serving life sentence in prison doesn't
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Substitute
for
" heat


looked as II Or. Johnson's sbc might come
rue that oatmeal Was a food used for humans
in Scotland and for horses elsewhere Oatmeal
for brca fast has never gone Nov NC are
learning that delicious bread and biscuit ca be
made from oatmeal People who becoming
familiar with these substitutes for white bread
on whcatles" days are going keep on eating
them. Happily there is plenty OF oats In the
country. Rye as a substitute FOR wheat I. good
but ineffective since raise only from 40
100000 30 "o600.00o bushels 4 year. But we
RI Use from .n0009O.O06 to loo. 900 busne!s
of oats. Also oats is more nutritious than wheat
\ pound OF oatmeal mas 1850 calor.cs. aga.ns,
1870 for whole wheat :lou. SO we may ca,
with clear conscience. The country has
plenty; Il makes nourishinE food and food
that is delicious Ivell.--kans4s city Times
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Private Branch Exchange
ronnrctin. with all depart
mcntS.
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