davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

ib bin III elmer nerflirten Berlegell,
belt ino modte Sic bitten mir ais.
5ubelieii. SD babe Gecile peripro-
heL iie ms 93cip gorf Ebentcr 81
fiibren umo bereits @illette gefonft,
ober IN Scr lebten Wiiulte nuroe id,
berDinoert, nit ibr oitS5ngcbeit Sd
babe cine geibditlide 3niamnenfitnft,
Die icb aiif feinen Sail periduuer
fam; Gecilc ipiiroe mir ME per5eiben,
Dem iie oooirb I'M ibr @ef8niigeu
fame Soben sic etiuaS fir beiltG
obcnO bor2
gIein, antiuortete id] einigernioBcr
eritarnt, ga flar mar mas folgeu
ipiir0e.
9onn ipiiroc cS S6neu pielleibi
nidjtS oiiSma1en, Gecile 81 beglei'
ten? SD mare Sbnen bon &er5er
0anfbar
@itte, bite, oerii9crte ib ibn
obcr
sic mcineu, es iei nid)t gait5 idid.
lic62 ergdn5te CT, ais id iuncbiclt
S0ren Sic, mo6cn mir feline I'm
itdnoc Gccilc fiimnlcrt iid6 nibt lin
gciclli6oftliDe &oriIrteilc. Sic er.
ipeilen unS beiOen einen GROCER
DienIt Sic tpiiroe iid Die 9luger
ouSlpeinell ipenn iie 81 Squire blei6cr
lniiBtc, rno ib fam iie eilfaD nidi
mitiebmcn
@lt, eripioerte ih, es miro mir cir
@ergniigen iein, iie 81 bcgleiten.
@r be0anfte ii1 no1nals iniO ciltl
oapon.
Gle mar idon fertig mo partett
'olif mid, ais id) on ibrer Siir flopitc
@ci meinem @intritt fam iicufir nit
ousgeitredteu &duocl cut6tgcn.
@ie git BON Sbncn ricf lie 9mt
oour lit gepeicn 10 bci61ftigt pielC
Sage, oaB mir lli1t fonntcll ails'
ge6en; ober CT bcriprot5 mid beutC
mit5ltnebucn. ., id pdre ltidt 81
Souie geblicbcul SD mare ollcil
gcaali0cu SD fiilnnere mid nic6i
um sic gliigrn Scr Wldnncrl
SD piir0c Gic nitbt alldin gc1eu
laiien! protelticrtc i'd mo bcobadtett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
hs@5"a55 hatas aaa 1nrtnn E. 5tpuenann.

lic eut5idt, ipie iie Dor Dem SpicgeI
nit aufgebobenea 9lrnei itnno imo
ibre Saore nit 5ipei ooer orei fleinen
Son0bepegtitgea bollen0S or0nete.
Sic mar in better Stimmiing, iang
leiie Dor iid bin - tatIdbliH, ingte
jd5 mir, ipie ein &ino ~, 0rebte iidD
oann RAID Inn ilno inahte mir eineir
5ierlidben &nir..
g8ie lit es iebt, chez rief iic itn0
lddelte mid ihellniiJ an @efdllt
es Sbnen 70?
&ei5en0, ontnortete idJ nit itniid]e-
.rer Stimne; id) bate ein @efii6l nie
S6minoel, ais i'd ibr IN Die glugen
blidte.
SSebt bin id bereit, iagte iie imO
leote ibre Sono 5utrailid in meinen
9lrm.
g8ir filBren in 0as 2i1terneer oes
@roaopap elm, mo Gecile nergaB
mid in ser angenebmeu 9flfregung,
Die ibr OaS NleniNengetiinunel un0
0ie gldn5en0en Saocnfcnlter bcreite.
tell.
ggir fins ougefomnet Ioete ih
icblicBEb, ais Der @agen biclt, mo
Got ibr Die &an0 5ium 9llSiteigen
9lls mir oos 6oper betroten, be-
mcrfte i1 0us Gritaunen iuno Die @e-
ipuuoerlng, ipelbe neine 9egleiterin
iiberall beroorrief. g9os iie oiibe-
lanat 10 interehierte iie ii6 fir allies:
oie 9eidter, Oie Sarbcueficfte, onS
Wlcnihengeiuimmel, ser Q1rn in Dem
GroBen Gbeoter, ali oas mar ein
9lci5ulittcl fir iie, pelhcs ibr 0os
@hlt IN oie @anaen trie6. Gle
blidtc nit bol6geoifnctem Nhut0
bcrunL lddcInO, behiitigt ipie eit
Gin0 un0 bencrftc offenbdr gar nid]t
oie piclen critolulten 9lide, oie boir
allen Sciten olf iie geribtet iDoren.
8, cs lit berrlid riefe iie aus. SD
nuB Sbncn nod eiumal oonfcn4
chel
Gle 0a6en nibtS ocrortiges jlt
%icrre2 fraete ib lddelnO. 4
(aortiesuug tOIstl c9 Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

ic6 fait 81 gcitebeiL pie oollitdnoiQ
ib in ieineit @aun 9eriet llno ood,
mar Dies ni1t I'M entferteiten per-
iuiiioerlid Mein Seben mar I'M
gan3en einio einiaAes gelpeieL ons
ieinigc Ooqeqen boiler @reigniiie,
meine Grfabumqen Datteil iid5 in Den
gcpS6ulicbeu @nbnen bepegt NAB.
ren0 cr Die iibliden @leiie perlaIlc1
pno iid NIT allcrlci lneriuorteteu
2ogen icl6it cincn g8ca gebabiit battle
@oriui er iih 70 dnitreu8te, MIDI 81
6c5oubcrn uno 5li geiuimuel periteDC
ndl iebt nod niht Ool!ia; picllcicht
mar IS oas bloBc @crgniigcn, ooS i'm
Dloc6tbepnbtietn mo in Ner @utioI.
fln0 pcrbliiiien0cr Gdbigtcitcll lie6t,
peer tat cr eS ml5 &aH9cncile iull
mar nod niht ooii Dem e5piele IN
glAprrh gcnontmcn bci 0cnl &C ipa.
tcrhin 70 piel einicste.
SD crmdbutc, nab CT iid IN aliey.
lei merfmiiroigen Saacil befuioen au
ollcrlei &ld6cu. 5ulcbt iii Nldrtini.
cae, mo ih crfibr, 0oB CT nac3 glcn
}orf acfommen mar, I'm elm SNnSi.
Tat 5uni @au elmer @iieibohnliuic
ouer bird 0ic Ssuiel 5u bilocn
, Gucr 0lrd5 oie sSuiel" lit ser ridi-
tige ghis0rid, ga iniolge i6rer eiBcn-
tiimlitben S5oriaation cine groBC
Gtrcde Glunels gc6obrt pcr0cu
nmbtcn. glber ollc oielc 5dpicrig.
fcitcu idob CT beiieite; cr iprad) iiber
cie grobe 3nfinft cincr iol6cu giuic
init elmer @cgeiilcrmg, Ole uollia
iber6cligcn0 iuirtie
SD crinucre ni1 bcion0era en- ci.
nen gl6cr0, no er nllaep0Blll0 cr'
regt bon icincn 4roiciten prod rnr
menioitcus cine Stunoe lnug llnu.
tcrbrodlcn Gotindcn gin3elbeitell
rnO Sciybreibingcli gum better CAB.
Gccilc, nit Qnfociiiietenl ainn bing
0n icincll Sippclt mo ld)icn icocS
g9ort 8ii ucri0Gngen; pcnn id al ie.
rim gl6M0 3uriid0eHtc, Dcriiebe idl
pollitdnOig pie er ielbit pie miB.
trhiIiiGen &cpo6ucr Der Moll-5trect
fiir icinc Eldns 81 9elpinneu per'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
al gortiebllnal

". SSortleBu1tg)
SD fab 5ufdlIig oif Trenoine imo
mar iiber ben id)orfen 9lid, Den er
ibr nohianote, eritoiiut. Gr mar 10
in @eoonfen beriunfeu, ooB id) 5lun
eriten WRole @elegenbeit botte, ibn
rober 81 betrod)ten. IS mar urnog-
lib, iein 9llter 5u erraten: er fab 70
iinberpiiitlid iugenolid) ans ~ int-
merbin nIohtc ct oreiBig Bis fitnf-
ilnobier5ig Sabre alt fem; ein bib.
iber U2ann nit oinflem, feiielnoem
@eiidt Oas cine getpiiie 9lebnlidfeit
nit Dem ieiner Srou oufipies, Gle
NRod]t leines @lidcs botte id) iclbii
iboli erprobt, luo feline itorfc Stirn
iopje iein 9lattroiiertes Slim ipro-
hcn fir cine auBergemobulihe @il-
lcnslt1rfe. @r fiiblte mogIibermeiic
neinen forihenoeit 9lid, 0n er iid)
irieoer mir Bipanote, pobei CT offcn-
bar beniiibt mar, iid Dem 3oitber 81
cHt3icbeu, oer feline Blide gcicilelt
bate
@S lit elm gan5 altBergemobnlides
g9eib. iogte CT NIT einem nugen.
ideinlib etiuas er5pungenen Sdhelt.
ole int jebt, pas fem anoercs g9cib
ouf @roen ipogen miiroe, un0 oenft
ith gar nibts babel. &ommen Sie
mo ieben Siel
Gecile mar i6on 81 Dem fleincn
a1fiq qetrcten uno beugte iih icbt
0oriibcr; iie begunn Elm fleincS 2ie0
an iummen oas leiic oniing, I'M
lanqiom on5uicbmellen mo 0onn
iuicoer obnabm. @s crinnerte mid
cn elm g2cqerlieO, 0os idJ cinmol &c.
bort 6attc. 9iod elmer @cilc fab idJ
in aafia ctpos iiA crbcbcn, cin
0opf ridtcte iidb nlIf elm brcitcr,
trciediqcr aopf tief orange ino
idnor8 gcitreiit nit Nugcn wic
oliibcnoc &oblcn gr bopcgtc lid
bin nO bcr, I'M Mbptbmis Der g9ortc
Gcciles, unperitdnolider, iouoerbarcg
SlrnolcUmorte
OH, Oh joioulli, ouil 50, Oil hilt 10
bNbid1 70 biibid). Se.Sel PA ka fai
moin pul SD iilrbte iic uic9t gar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

%Dandruff has made your
hair straggly, thin looking and
ifeless. Your coat collar is al
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your DandruF now. You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandruff is entirely gone
and almost overnight Pompeian
HAIR Message made my hair at
tractive."
The success of Pompeian HAIR
Massage is in its name-"Mas-
sage" 1t is a treatment not
merely a tonic. The rnassaging
(rubbing) of the scalp wakes up
the roots of the hair to new life.
This massaging also opens the
pores of the scalp to the wonder
fully stimulating liquids in Pom
pcian HAIR Massage. Dandruff
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All that is needed is a little
massaging once or twice a week.
One application shows results.
Your scalp viii Immediately feel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

@ Se0iuGpiiein ipradeu i6er sic
9ereiidjdit in Ealditina.
9iidter Solds 3. @ronOeis lit c6cn.
ialls 5um 3ionismus ii6ergcircten
lin0 Bat Der gtten Sobc $4,000 &C.
i9enlt. llnter oen oieIcn 9eitrGgcn
iino 6eionoers ole folgenocn 5u cr.
pd6ncn:
SralI Soiep9 6cIs, $4,000, Grln0-
cigentbuu
Can 6roncisco, $4,000.
Sos glnacles, $4,000.
S6io, $4,000.
&ir9inicu $4,000.
9niiolo, $1,000.
Siour Gitp, $35.OO0.
B6ilaoelp6io, $250000.
Chicago, $4,000.
@f &. Go6en $4,000 SIR original
0onotion
&orrD 6cl0nian fir Die 9Sropioence
3iollltcu, $1,000 no iueitcrc $1,000
ourd] ocn 0elcgoten.
9rooflDn 3ioliiiicn.2igo Scrr Sier,
$tCOO.
SutitDru Sion SocieiD $1,000,
2clterreid9ildlneariide 3ioniiten
Serr @jolOitciL 0elegot, $1,000.
gsorceiicr 3ioniiien $1,000.
Scrr Nc. Dellin, SEEN 9rlnslpid,
peri6nlib $1,000.
Cine 0ome bon Baltimore, $1,000.
SEER Sion bon Brownsville. $1,000.
0leu 9rpnspid 3iouiiieu $1,000
Gma6a, 0leb 3ioniiien, $1,000.
SenrD Solleuburg, 5rou mo aiuo,
Baltimore, $1,000.
Socob @pitein 9altimore, $1,000.
Getroit 0licIieon aiIi $4,000 ct.
6o6t
Gereiniate 3ioniiien-@cIeIli
ocs Miitelmeltcns, $4,000.
3ioniten BON 9iioer GoimtD, $4,000.
Mlacca6eou Sion SocietD, G6iloocl.
pbia $4,000
3ioniiten.@eieIlidoft bon Sortioro,
Conn, $500.
2oids 9io6esf, g}ew gurf, $500.
Fert6 gImbo0, gSSy 3ioniIeu.
$500.
3ioniiien, 20nn, W}oii, $500.
Gbclicd, 0loii, Gopio ". 2ouric,
$1,000.
9ItIonto 3ioniiten ourd Or 9loieu.
berg $500
@robioence, $1,000.
9}cp Orleans, $4,000.
@em oic 9ciirdgc mcitcr 10 5u.
fliBen iuic in ocn 6ciocn lcbtcn IA.
9en 10 fam INIT 9citimmt6cit gcrcc6-
net weroeu odB Der 6onos 6alo sic
aeluiinIdte So6c BON elmer @tiQion
Collars crrcidcn miro.
SIN ,9cIpeoerc Sotcl0 folto gcItcrn
9Ibcno Gin ofientlihcr @mpioug Itott,
81 iuelbcni galnenOe Iir0mtcn 9|adJ
OericI6ef wliroc cine Gonicren5 ii6cr
aGos 3ioOiictc @oIf~ ge6aIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
@runc cSurtldlrittc.

Sat oie 6rauen Organization ser
3ioniiicn 81 per5cidncn. S6rc
critic Gcrionlmlrne iou0 9eiteril
itatt - Ser @olditiua 6ouos
idwint al. 9}d65irfel oreoui.
iirt, Inn oen 5rdieu in Faldiliua
81 bcIieu
Gic 5rauen bon SSSrael traien &c.
itern in oen goroer9runO in &cr6iu.
oina nit oer groBeu 3ioniiieu @ou-
Uention. Sic o0aooiia6, ole Sraani.
iotion Ger 6raucn 3iouiiieL 6iclt &C.
ilern Nlorgcn in Der uGliiiifglfooc
mic" ibrc crlic Gcriommline, mao.
reno bic, intercollegiate 3ioniit 9liio-
cciation" in Der Interchangeable an
Der ode Scr Grlio.Siu9lpemlc nn0
@itaiu StraBc 5liinmineutrat Cie
9lttrattion Der leBtercn Gcriammllna
mar cine glniprodje bon 2olis
2ipsfeD. oeni SerauSge6er ocsn n@lac-
co6eon" Der iiber oic 8unltion Der
SntercolleeiotcS eineu @ortrol biclt.
Ger Seridt Der g&aoaiiob~ 5eiat,
BOB bic SrgouiIotion groBc Sort
Idlrittc pG1reno oeS Iebten So6reS
gcmac5t uno uncrniiolid an ser Ser
breitina oes 3ionisuus 9eorbeitet
Bat. Sri. Senrietta S5olo. Die ouf
ocm @e6iete Ser @o6lt61tigfeit in
Baltimore felt Sabren ibGtig mar, lit
cine Der proniinenteu Eerionlidfeiten
in Der 6on0entiol
9oltimore, GIeDeIouo nno gieip
2onOon pur0en ols oie Stoote ange.
ee6en, in peldeH Die 5rauen Oie
eroBten 9eitrdge fiir oeu 3iouiiten-
5Sollos eeianlmelt 5atten.
COS meoisiniide Corps lit cine be-
ioli0ere ql6tbeillng ser 5rauenorbeit
fir tpeldic bis 3uni y. SUM $2Ltit
6eigetrooen iulrocl. Cine 9ln5a6l oon
atoeter ipe3ieIlelt geiuilligungen H.
@erpilidtun9eu tiir oieies meoi5ini-
ide Corps 6el6iiit Fb dif $4,000
Gie 9tot6penoigfeif Oicics Corps 1T
auBeroroentlib aroB infolee Gpioc
mien unO oes D1angels in Grogueu
in 4olditino. ioipie ga oic tiirfiIde
9iegierlng Die SoipitGIer beiAIog-
no6mt 6dt. Uic 0eielIdDoft bat 9ldb
5irfel oreoniiirt in welden alei-
omesitiide fir oie 5raucn lno ains
Der IN %ol0itina 9ergeiieat luerocn.
SSSu Der Observation-Disclosures
Scr 3ionilien ibur0en oic 9Sldne cror.
teri, lpie man ani Better oos Dem
3ionisnuS ien6Iide Clement fir
Die Sobe acipinnen f0nne. Or. Ste-
pben q. g9cis lit fir ein ener9ii6es
&orscbcn ainosioste ouls 81. u2aBt
mid @ud lpornelL einon ,Srieocli,
nit oenieniaci5 81 iblieBen Die nidt
nit inns oOer fir ms iiuo, iebt NO
Der Sicg 10 iider ais ipie acponncu
iIt~
Serr Sacob oe Soos gab ben 9e.
rid5t bon ser 9lr6eit oes propiioriiAen
3ioaiiten'Goiuitc's Souis airilein
uno SsrocI 9rooic Ocn 9cridt ii6er
oeu omerifanii6en isroeIitiiden Gon.
aroE. Wernnr0 u. 9ioienbLatt nn0 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

Iouf oie @eitalt in Dem tpciAcn 6ail-
tclil.
ltebrigens, eIoube id, ooB ic in
gitcn Sduoen it, fiigtc er biu5n-
Gecile bat Iie felt Syobrcn, im0 uie
bat oos Eier es periud)t, i6r Elm Seios
5il tlu. GielleiBt bat cs iein @iit
nerloren.
God lit es innuerbm gcipogt mari
i'd Gin SD oodltc uidt, 0aB Sic cS
Tlailbet
IS crlmiben2 pieoerboltc er. 81
Sierbei 5idte CT nit Den gl6ieln mo
iab MIDI nit einem 9lidc on, in Dem
cine uubcIhrcibldc Gbnma6t lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26


3o55ia ouf g picIboIlcn.
sSn elmer 9io55ia, melne Die Eolijei
I'M 5ipciten Stodiperf ocs Sauies 9}r.
6t0, 9. StraBe, 9t.-g9.. ilnterua6nl,
wuroen 80 N}dnner einaeianeen.
Coo Chapman Gaois bon Or. SIG,
81 StraBe, 4l. .gg., scr 6eIfuloigt it,
Elm 4ool5immcr obnc 9iccnS 5u flo.
rem uno in oeniieI6en 9oioroipieI 81
eeitotten, ioipie Grnit 6. goitpon 9lr.
t4i3, Z StraBe, g. 80. Der c6eniolls
&aiaroipiel in ieinenl Sofal onge6lid
aeitaitetc. tuuroen BON Ger @oli5ci
ieitee6olten
gtegerin cr icboB loren @ e.
liebten.
Tie % Sabre oltc 92egerin Sulio
@roipu bon glr. 6, 9iercc Court, g.
o.. buroe bon ser &oli3ei inter Scr
@ciduloigung per1aftet, i6rcn 9loHe.
aeoHen Sen 25 Sabre alten 6reoerid
Eruuion eridoien 5ii baben. 9tls iie
Ieiigenommen murOe, cr3d6lte 0ie Gee.
germ Der @oli5efioaB grumdn IN be,
trunfenenl 3uitanoe na6 Soliie ae-
fommen iei uno lie an9egrifien babe,
ga iic oas Sra6itiid nidt bereit bate
g9dbrcn0 oes Streites babe Der gle.
ger ieinen Aebolner ge3ogen. Sic 6os
be i6m Die @aife entriiien ino ben
oer6dnsniBoolleu SdllB o6geieuert
2 d iiben @ efellidaft.
@ielc 9Ipplifotionen fir Olitglieo-
Idoft in oen Some Science 2eague
STILES limo Dem Sol 3d. q. gginter,
Dem Gomnianoeur 6 Der Srqanilotion,
8ngegonqen. @rfa6rene S6iiben laiIen
Iid outperben. @roBe @etti6ieben
iucrocu in DER nGhiten 3ufunft ouf
oen SdieBitGnoen erpartet. SbeB-
Itduoe inn Sreien iomo6l pie IN &c.
oedten Nnllen iteben ben Wlitglie0ern
Ger Gr9aiiiotion 8itr &erfiigung Sc
pe6re Wlunition llno oie 9euibung
oes SNieBitonoes iino gratis. Gie
Gnolii5irlna fir @iitglieoiAoft miro
MIR oenienioeu geipd6rt, Die amerifo-
niiAe 8iirger, 9ewo6ner oes 81.
iirifts iino mo einen guteu 2ennHn0
babeu
Streit in Gbineien 5o.
milie.
guS ser 0eteftib @ub @alI6 BON
6. @e3irt onr9 sic 8enniDlpmin.9loc.
uue gine, 6orte er ploblid aus Dem
Sdnic 02r. $685. @enniplponio.glDe.
LATTE Siilirufc eriAnIlen. 1oS Sons
beiinoet iid6 nitten in ,,GbiuotopnD
ino miro bon See Sen beiuo6nt.
g9olib elite in Oas Suus, no i6m Der
8eiheio aegcben tpuroe, Dab gtie.
nanO oobcin iei. 9lls CT icood eiii
leiies St66uen oerno6nt orong ct
init @epdlt III oie @o6nnng eiL
iuo er Brou @irgie Sen in Ebrdiien
olifgeloit borfono. Sie ga6 an, Dab
ibr @oite iie NIT 5ouitidldeen trof-
tirt bnbe See Seu wuroe per6aftct
mo inn 6. 9SoIi5eibe8irf fir Elm Der
bor inter $40 9iireidJuft geite0t.
2lbonnenieu, bic ben ,,Suttfncn 0prreippn.
otnitn" Mat phnttltd cher hnrenclmafia er
nallcu, Hno acbctcn, brr Eiiice baum per 1e-
ieDhnn Dorr ihriinh Nittihcilnna an MAIDEN.
thcilunn an mndicn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

9iidof Scrbert ainiolping, Elm
@ru0cr ocs 9lettors Ser episfopolen
ct. @oll5.airde, bat in cincr @re-
Diat an Sonntog crfldrt, ooB @}dn-
ner, iuie DlaDor SbomplOn bon Gbi-
ca9o ans Dem 9anOc getrie6cn mer-
Oen iolltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
3. q q niteI.


D1cinc getannti6aft nit Gre
noincs cntpidelie iib iu1breno ser
iolgcuoen @o6cn nad mo nod gonj
unmerflicb 81 einem intimen 6rclto.
lGaftSpcrbdltnis, mic ic5 nod icltcn
cin 70 angenebmeS in mcincm bisbc-
rigcu 2ebcu gebabt bate, SScb babe
icbon perludbt, ocn Ginorid 3u be.
ld)reibcn mclden Gecile oilf mid
madte, menu icb ou1 cinicbc, ipic folt
ln0 forblos oicic @cIdrcibiuig it,
uno pie lpcuig fe Der gSirflic6fe;t
cntipridt glls id) iie na6er fcnnen
Ierntc, mar ib oft iiber ibrc gloipitdt,
lire pecbicln0en irn6eitdnoigenStini.
nniitqet into lire bollltGnoige W}iB-
ad)tlnq nller @onoention, aller &c,
iellId1aftli1cn Sittc critalnt. 0oml
fiel mir audj ouf, pie p0llig Gre.
maine bon ibr beberriht muroe. Sh
bin i'm iinfluren oariiber, Oh er ii6
i6rer qansen Wtod5t bemlBt iuur; er
bottc licb offen6ar pollig baron 1es
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-02
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash 1t with.
Most soaps and prepared shamr COS
contain too much alkali This dr1es the
scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is
very harmful Just plain mulsitied
cocoanut Gil (Which is pure and en-
tirely greaseless), is much better than
the most expensive soap or anything
else you can use for shampooing. as
this cant possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hail. with wa
ter and rub it in. One or two tea
spoonfuls will make an abundance of
rich, creamy 1ather, and cIeanses thu.
hair ami scalp thoroly. The lather
rirses out easily, and removes every
particle Of dust, dirt, dandruff and
excessive Gil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly, and it leaves 1t fine and
silky, bright, fluffy and easy to nan
age
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
at most any drug store. 1t is very
cheap, ard a few ounces is enough
to last everyone in the family for
advertisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-02
MINERS WON'T STRIKE
They Are Told Governor Cannot Re-
peal the Bone Dry Law.

PlttSburg, Kan, Aug. 2.-Strike
plans of the coal miners of Franklin
near here, which included a protest
against the bone dry law, were drop
ped Wednesday when 1000 men, in a
mass meeting. after being addressed
by officials of the miners union, voted
to return to work today 1t was vot. d
also at the meeting that resolutions
should be sent to washington, de-
handing action to reduce the cost of
foodstuffs and it was decided to ask
Governor Capper to carry the resolu-
lions there and to, make a personal
appeal for relief along lines contained
in them.
Alexander Howat, president of the
Kansas district, United Mine Workers
of America, made the principal ad-
dress at the meeting, showing the men
that request to repeal the bone dry
law was ridiculous in the face of ex-
listing conditions, but recommended
that strong resolutions for ACTIVITY
toward reducing the high cost of Iiv-
ing be adopted. Howat and Thomas
Howard, secretary of the district were
appointed to confer with Governor
Capper regarding. the request for the
executive to accompany the resolu-
tions to Washington.
A telegram from Governor Capper
was read at the meeting, explaining
he had done all in his power to bring
about reduction in living expenses
and that resembling of the bone dry
law was beyond his power even should
he desire to make such a move He
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-02
Get Good WATER
Farmers Should Guard Care
fully Against Contamination.
Wells Should Not Be Near the
Barnyard.

Manhattan, Kan, Aug. 2.-Avoid
contamination of the farm water sup
ply. Simple precautions are 1eces-
sary, suggests P. ]. Newman, assist
ant professor of chemistry in the
Kansas State Agricultural college.
Wells should be placed at a safe
distance from chicken yard, barn,
cesspool, hog lot or other source of
contamination. The safe distance de-
ponds upon the type of soil surround,
ing the well. If the soil is loose and
gravelly the distance should be at
least 200 feet In, sandy soil, it may
be trif1e less, With an impervious
clay soil the distance may be from
100 to $50 feet. The slope of the
such that the surface drainage is
away from the well in all directions.
Dug, bored, and drilled wells are
the three common types. The dug
well is most dangerous as it offers a
large surface area thru which foreign
the dug well will prevent contamina-
ton by such animals as rats, mice and
frogs.
Use Concrete Curb.
The curb is best made of concrete
or may consist of large stone.
Around the stone for a distance of
seven or eight feet should be placed
n,
resting on a bed of heavy, impervious
clay. The surface of the clay should
slope from the well so that excess
water drawn from the pump after
seeping thru the gravel will not drain
back into the well. This kind of
curb prevents bacterial contamina--
ton. and also lessons the danger of
small animals digging their way into
the well
At least once a. year dug wells
should be cleaned in order to main
tain sanitary conditions From two
to six inches of foul smelling mud
will collect in the bottom of the.
average dug well within this time,
coming from dust and dirt that sits
thru the cracks and from sediment in
the water. This mud makes an excel
lent harboring place for bacteria
Guard Against Typhoid.
Typhoid fever is a disease easily
transmitted thru contaminated wa
ter supply. For this reason no human
excrement should be thrown out upon
the ground as there It may be washed
towards the well or will mar. a breed
ing place for flies. which are carriers
Of the disease. The location of the
clubhouse should be such that under no
circumstances could there be direct
drain from it to the we'll.