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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
ysu fallner 5topel triuot ont 2al,6
% Enlightenment ooler,
nu Stpffcn flpDer ODER 5trano>
ban1 fglger nll,l1tre Spaler.

bam fglger m1tl1tre 5ooler.
Mnore 9igtere toler ont Otter
aorets 8uno0; 8oje:: 0pbt bel0er
Moret i fin @ang/- lnort poeS
eng og 2rno; Sn6e1l1an1:: Ser ct
Srco, . Der CT ioa title man
fan bprc DDert foloc1oe 8loo; lelb
@rlnDtpig CT fife fremmeo oerfor:
@icnnem Sprberig gaar &innlelre-
1te11 - fol0er 5jelen til itn. Spile
inc. Men n1eO Dc table 5fope, Sc
11pgre 5tubm1arfer, .11eo 5torfen paa
2angfart pg 5palen Opbrl10, ben
bor al gftcroarets Spgge. % 6reo,
Ml1nterbeb og @leoe.
Silt ltoar laa frit % let / Sep
t%embcrbagc1s flare Suit. 9ojes
Gong, set ct Ell 8etragtning; men
i Sci, g%runotpigifc Saline ct alt
birfeIigt. SfoDen falmer, life pisner,
Der CT iprgmoOigt, lpn / 8ojes: alt
bisner log forgoor, life grlner; Scr
prarger, lom / 9blenlcblegers: =
5Dm tent / Splt BIT guile Bla6, me1t
falner giper iu1t 0e11 rene bpltltge
5fjgnbeb. Set ct alt gjort meD Sc
bnrliglte Mi01er. Set beooer 5fope11
1ben 11ar11ere 8eltemmclie - til
5orifjel ira 9blenicblagers breoe
8ege og set u%perionltge, iom
oeri liager, set eiper oct ioli0e, ino-
a0be16te me6 6e ltille Sfobe, lige=
iont enlightenment, en- / 5teoet for
De mango, giDer SEN pofien6e Tplt<
beb oeril1oe. 5elp set rbpt1niife en-
r11oerldgt 5temningen. Noar 2injen
n1eo oe fire toftfolte Grpf poo oe
pagtfuloe Sro - SCI, falmer 5fo-
ben trinbt ON Sans - ruler us
% ltorl0ler poa 2o16, er Sfobe1
frer1r1e % itaar. SS<.nGlte 2inje bg-
rer man. 8cb at i%ammentreffe 6e
ire 5rpf til to -og Enlightenment
oaler. faar 2irjeli eli egen multi
falf -8pjeligbeo, iaa man / Jugle=
iter1mens blpOe 8olo, og / Sen pnoe-
fuDt i%pnfenoe 8etoning poa 6oIer
sberer bet %luit1oeuoe 5maafpiooer
n1ellem 2pbd.
Set i1l0a0pelsote peo September
lnrofabef meo bets miloe 2ps %
b.eoe sfpgger, BET, lom oroeer Dig
ferne, BET brDoes Der af set raife
5%ngletraf 2l1ften, Der bebuoer
E@lpoe. S Ell Sang iom S1aernarng:
'Storfen iiooer pan gonoeng Gao,
|foellfer Diigteren bemooigtp poo Mfifes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

pCIcl JtpCuulll ICu VteDlU | SUu-
D91lono babbe ion Dan plejeoe 11be,1
pioere be1tilt 5almel1 bos @runotpiq
til at ipnge pco Sen foreltoaenoe
,SpitguOstjencltc / &irfe11. Sen ltrl0e
gao poa Melooi: 2pper Sen &erre,
Sen megtige &onge meb Sore. vi
oct bar CT mcgct t%unlfcltg &bDtHe,
|og ilGr til en- @pltiallne, set tG11fte
&prOom life poo, met @r1un0tpio
1oa meget mere, og ban trpffeoe fig
|be0 0pgapen. Men BON lag0e np0iq
mel, og eftcr cit Gt6s 6prlpb icnbte
BON en- 5olmc> ser begDnber:
@lto, 9a1 fra oil1e Sc berligc SRI
loftsiole
pol1oer lom 8jergcncs Sop ioo' Sc
0pbelte Golc,
9ig III me0 Sung
taffe for &ornet / Bang,
Oh bill os epig buipale.
5oo meget fjp11t Scr ems: bar /
bette fprlte @ers, mohgle0e 5olme11
Dog | set bele Sepnbe6 og Spnb.
&proan1 par ga better life tilfreos,
og efter cit &aooi logning n1e6 s.
Te1ger lfreu bon pna fin ligefren1n1e
Wfoo6c tilbagc, at fam funot 5olnlcl1
treg og uobao fig en- onoer, poo Mfe=
LODI: Ser ltol10er ct Slot / Otter
rig.
N1 boD0e @pltpejret / oen Cont
MGR peret oberoroc11tlig ~banlfeliet
. Gegne1i ltrpn1meoe 1reo, Set 6og-
1eoe> lDne0e og tor0ne6e, og ga bette
bleb peo, itpb S90en tiliioit og lpi=
reoe / @obene. Set laa fort 116 for
9ollben, pg @r11otpig, Ser fra
al bprte 2ol,oet ill., le0
% lprge0e me0 baln. 9ette bar. /
set imertelige Splebell lens Nar 1914,
lige eftcr bans tl,nge SDgoom, bu
bans 5tcmningslib bar / ierlig
@roO befs!enOe. 6oa 9oge eitcr
Nfienoellcn al 6er1ne 5olnle> bbis
fprltc 2irjer b9rer 5por al set
poa0c SER, bar ban lao neotrpft
oper 6en ultano1clig 1e6itprtenbe
Mcgn, font trueoe meb at poeleggc
Soften, at ian lotte Jig ben og neO-
ifreb Sc tunge 2inier:
SfDcr1e gr1n
JONI op1nure0c ltao,
r1ge 1aa tungt
at / Sc % Gaonoc
gonmelt og 1ngt
opbt % i11ffenbe oroger lin Nanbc.
Gno lepcr Sen @an1le al Gage.
Dettc bar Sen q. Muguit. Netop
otter flare0e 2nften op, og
/ DC fMaenoe Sage, Ga Gejret bolot
Jig, tarrebes Ne9ene og bleb tjel1lige,
iaa 8onbe1 lit troblt nleo at fjpre
tit Gorl1 / 5us. 90 ga iaa @rl1not=
big Ell ba!b 511es Sage ienere, efter
at Soften bar lpffelig bjerget, moo
toger Npr0ams forllpc6c 0pfororing,
ioa tr9ffer Sen bam jult / De1 be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

lie, loa Set enc 8ers lplcr fig no al
oct ar1oet % bpert 8crS ~fletter for
rpitningsfulot / beitanbig nDe 6or=
mer Splten % 5affen bcrligt ia11=
1ne11.
90 noor eli Sang poa Scrrens S1lo
bort Timeglos u6rinoer,
en- eDig 5omncr bos Dor @u0
Il Haro6is hi timber.
)Do beltc hi iom Sugle n1t>
Ser life ioa % plpie,
0a fon1nlcr alorig mer / @u
|pi Sorocns 5trio og Mpje.
Mn0re al @run6tbigs Salmer,
5oD ieot 8arnlille eller &irfeflof=
fe, far onoen 8pgning; Sc bpjcr,
11oar 5angen ilutter, b%9jti0sfu1ot til
bogc in1o0 8e9pnoelicn og ringer
u6 lom Sc ri11geoe ino. Ween oel1ne
5alme n1e0 fine inoo &ers, scr H.
Der ioo let og ben6er iaa raft, Sen
er lon Sbolen ODER Morfe11. Sen
|itrpger al 5te6, iorglplt, paa fin
IIb1eoe @inge, langs as Morfe1r ooer
Meul6 % Stubbe, bender mc6 ct
|Soing, bbiler / &en0ingcn, % letter
laa paa ny u0 ODER Sc 11gg11e Mor-
ter, til Sen tiger meo ct &pirilit pg
er borte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
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eller Godtgjprelse for FOrsendelsen; mar De skriver efterl
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

Ne oar f1d V@rdi af Deres Penge. naar De kdber~ Land fra o Nah
nomena, Norman og Polk Counter, da vi er det meste Land, vi salger
SHRLIG GODTK0B: 200 Acres 10 Mil fra Fosston, n@r god For
refining og Mejeri og skandinayisk Kirke, godt 5 v@relses Hus, god
Kjmlderstad med Vandledning til Kj@lderen, noget godt TGmner, ca
50 Acres under Plov, 20 Acres Klever, 5 Acres Alfalfa, Resten Gres-
gauge men alt kan dyrkes, udmarket Jord, god Beliggenhed. Pis
$40. pr Acre, Diet halve kontant, R@ten paa lette vnkaar. skriv efter
Oplysninger w.. !. McGratb Land Co. Mahnomen, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
III

Gems more &iitorie benger font
men me6 Set npe 6igterilfc 6rem=
bru6, iom f1lgte efter &riien. S
bans llng6onls Sis, bu 1po set jub=
len6e ODER Worfen: 9ens Claus op-
1taar iom Mfs / Sang = lom Moj
Il 8egeltobe. Nl1, ga ba11s 2ib 1taor
Il @pitels Scgn, of6empes Sonen:
Og Enlightenment ooler. Set be-
tDoer fife Ne0gong, men set betD<
ser, at Dou. CT fomn1et &irfeligbe=
6en ner1nere. 0ette gGlber bele Sen
&lpnge al Sange, ser bleb til iam=
ti6tg meo 6erl1e Oplepelle; Sen lille
8uggeio,1g, Dpori ban bpjer tit So
beo og be0er om 6re6 for lit urolie:
E&ierte. Og Seriet al = SIT iige Ser
Sen ret Sorbel: Som / 6en it6it
Nattebogt - / en- al mine fjercs
|Dragt - n1eo 6ens 11erc ~ fpr-
|trolige Sale. Og &irfeft!offe, ser ie-
nett er fra Moret efter, i%alnler set
|bele / 2inierne: 2obere Sc lpreoc Sc
res Singer = lGnfe fig me6 Solen
|6pbt / Sab - 11oor for. mig MI
Mftenfloffel1 ringer.
Og bette gel6er life mi,1oit oe1-
ne, meo fine lpie 5arper ira De o11=
ore ioa forifiellige, &eitiang. S Sa1=
men fra baus l1ngoom: @ibn11oer=
light al alt paa Soro> : brp0er
|2opiongel1 br11ienbe us og ltilner it.
fe ct @jeblif, men / &pltialmen leg-
geS fprlt @runoen ltn0igt, og 11oar
alt er fat %forne0e11, Ter fan en6nu
en- Gong uo ooer Sfop % Marf,
% gaar iao trpltig fre1n meo Sat
og 2obla11g.
90 ban JONI bofle los paa Soro
meo Sfopen Mfs og Gipper>
ban b1iDer bos oS meO lit Orb,
Set Or0> Der olorig clipper.
Set eal1e ueo 0enl1e 5ang, lom
beo olle Sc 11De, at alt, bpa0 Ser b6=
TER til Mall0ens 8erocn, Set fpnnmer
ioa iebnt, ioa go11ife al Zig ielp, at
Spergargcn fra DC fpl0te Sober til
Sam, Ser ploer Oent, er lige lao
noturlig iom &eje1 bjemmefra til
&irfen. Set ct oct g%runOtOigife i
Sen, at. Sen ior0iife 8eorift % 81
bet / set ool10eli9e> set er life to
fra Dino1oc11 ooifilte @eroe,er, men
cen, iaa lige iaa pitt iom intet Mc11=
neifeorbejoe er for imaat for @u0>
90 @lt0 life er u6en for 2iDet, men
inoenfor, ligeiaa iiffcrt er set, at
uoen @no CT Warfen gol6 og 9imlen
TOM og @iertet u6en Srplt og Spite,
men bos bomt er Irpgbeo, % ufor=
gengelig @lpoe.
Sg 6erfor, ga alt er bragt / lin
.|ilaturlige ,Oroen, faar Iaffer1 Sin=
ger 90 iDinger fig ibalelet no ober
Morfel1, alt n1el1s set butter urtoer
Simle1s SbGlbii1g iom / Ell Sort
Ia6e.
@a1l toffe ollc hi mco 5a1tg
for ait bbab ban bar gipct,
for bbuo ban bottle los / Song,
for Sroct og for 2ibet.
so l1oor ba Salnten tiger laa
bit urloer @imlen, iom ON Sen
iful6e blibe oerinoe, 1oa CT Sen me0
ct Get laDt nper Soroen % lDnger
paar,D ON. 8onoens &orn:
9u nper % BET be.e Mor
a=EEr =. ~ ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Stondall- Toftey Company. Madison, Wis.

EN- GOD HALV SECTION. hvoraf $50 Acres er under Dyrkning, 40
Acres dlsaaet med .Kpver og alt god. hej Grund Et godt set Byg-
ninger, 4 Mil fra Grygla. Dete Land vii bive solgt pa leue Vii,
kaar til Ell vrkeig Settler a $25pr Acre Enhver, som @nsker den
for Speculation, anmodes ON like at besvare denne Annonce, da den
like vii blve solgt til saadanne udene mod kontant. Far adskellige
Wide Kvartsektioner til sag a $40. pr Acre. For narmere Oplys-
ringer skriv til Ejeren. GEO. A. JOHNSON. Grygla. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Ou pper % bet be.e Mor
fin 5reo ban lpier gierne,
og efter 8inter fommer 8aar
me6 CONNER, &prn og &erne,

Men iuit iorn solmen, efter at
ben bar funget fig igiprren, CLUB
batter MOB fin nogarg, er set JON
DIN gaffen bar uoen MeaoI % Green
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

IL Mil fra Sebeka, nar Mejeri, Skole etc, 40
VII Acre opdyrket Land, 10 Acre Eng, Resten Brush
A1V Land og G~rasgange. Code Bygninger. $1,000
Acre ,9 S;5; !, ; 81; $;;;;;;:'':s ! 'a: ss1 s $j;;s'$ % 4;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
The Laporte Pine Tree Land c.

A. w. Almqua, Manager Laporte, Hubbard County, MINI, har til Sags
dyrket og udyrket Farmland det nordige Minnesota. Landet lgger ct
f1ugbart Disukt DEF har Mejener, Skoer Krker, Telefoner etc. sam code
Post og Observation-Disclosures Landet ssges til rmeige Pnser og pa leHe
Vlkaar, men skIv eher nErmere Oplysnnger og Beskrvelser til
THE LAPORTE PINE TREE LAND co., LAPORTE, MlNN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

80 ACRES FARM, 6 Mil fra Uen, Mimi, code Bygninger, 40
Acres under Dyrkning, Resten Grasgange, Eng og T@mmer.
Eft Vandl6b l@ber gennem Landet den enc Ende. Kun $40.
pr Acre, hvis Diet salges hurtigt En- fortraffelig Farm, der vii
brnge code Resu1tater til Ejeren. Skriv efter narnere Oplys-
ringer til O. E. REIERSGORD, Ulen, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
Tildels dyrket Farm, 135 Acres a $50.

Farmer er kun sA Mil. fra New York Mills, Mimi, den bedste BY
4 Northwestern, ie Kl6verbeltet i Otterail County. 90 Acres aaben,
ny stald, godt Illus, andre Bygninger som Kornmagaan og Ndaskinhuse
vi har fact Farmer i byte. Diet er Grunden til at vi kan salge sa
bligt, tnstpdende Land sages for $500 pr Acre. vi ejr Farmer
Resten efter som Diet passer Kj6beren. - New York Mills er den an
Fargo vi har 2 Farmers Bank. Farmers Elevator, Cooperative Mel.
erier, Farmers Telefoninie, Rural Mail Routes Farmers Mutual
Brandforskrngsselskab og Farmers Cooperative Shipping Association.
Kom til en- god BY naar De flytter. vi hr andre Farme allie
stsrreser og til ale Priser til salg skmv efer Liste.
NORTHERN MINNESOTA TRADING CO.. New York Mills MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

Sor Soften fer og @pitcl1 bilt,
Dor @l1b ife Tof % sgre>
iom peb @orberrc Seir,s &riit
Dor Srelier bilbe bore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

loA0 ACRES FARM belggende 1 Mil fra Gary, 1870 Acres dyrket, god
= - - Eng, godt set Bygninger god Jord; en- udmer-
ESQ Acres, beliggende syd1st for Gary, ar Forretning og Meier,
ca 8 Mil fra Mahnomen we'd 500, tldels dyrket, gode Bygninger. Til
Iden binige PIs af $50. pr Acre.
ogsaa nogle vndt Land "Tracts" til s5. og op sknv efter nmrme-
Ire Oplysninger. LEWIS GARDEN. GARY. MIMI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

119 Acres "Improved"' Farm Stearns Co.. Minnesota.
St9der op til en- god BY, sort Jordbund, Lerunderlag, IS Acre under
Dyrkning, Resten Eng og Gresgange, N ideel "stock-Farm", 80 Acres
indhegnet, god Brqnd, stor Lund, gdt S@t Bygninger, saasom Hus
stald, Kornlade, Hpnsehus, etc. Pis SOS. pr Acre meget lette Vii,
kaar. <Skriv efter Liste over Farme.
WINNER SCHMIT REALTY CO.. Belgrade. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09
..Nu falmpr &knurn''
(Mf So6ou Sor11p / u@pjlfolcbl. y

S5pert Mar, mar @pltel1 CT / Sus,
oa 5polerne ltrDger oper Marfer1,
tnnfer ieg poo @rl1notpigs:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-09

Eieren W. m cao16e improve 100 Across odt and .skandinavisk Settle
IClC y noa o0tsS ment &c B og Skole. 1900 Cords Aspetre kan saleee
$780,, Hemelse $780,, $15OO lover Heftekenk jeber det OOkont ,$O aarigi 10 Ar
4 pct Erigt v@rd $S prA Acre.. =. -. -.
1856 Acres Improved" Farm, n Mill fra Red Lake Fans so ACRES unde F1v n
EAving af Karofer vii beta1e for Landet u.s. ri Acre, lette Vikaar, Mapge andre
|-BarGains" i Red River Dalen g sgd Manitoba fra 81 ogop .Ejendenn taRes
Sorsdahl Land, Loan and Abstract Co. Red Lake Falls, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-14
TIE AIR NAVY.

Secretary Baker is reported TO be
en+husias site over the new motor Amer
icanican aeroplanes. But the public
would be much more impressed II
Wright. Curtis and others Of that air
man jlk were to make similar an
nouncement.
Secretary .3aNA-. ( We are to :n2Ne
and equip a great fleet OF standard ar
ships quickly and get n" mnsl out o;
them, should have DrRctOus Htie 70
do with the motors or the nl2naGc ment.
II should be under a department. OF It's
own headed by men Of complete
knovIedge Of air craft and fully cap
bic TO conduct an enterprise so vast
and so new 10 American o-Tanization
and MANAGEMENT. The air navy IS a
job by itself. not a side line F"r var
secretary who has re than enough
on his hands as things are.
Congress would ID veil 10 Great. TIE
office Of secretary of aerOnautics ana
a department for that most important
branch of military service. And the
president would do better to name an
organizer and chief of that department
from among those who have advanced
for in the science and practice Of fly
ing.
Making the machines is the smallest
part OF the job-American manufacture
ers will do that. Selection Of types,
organization of an army Of perhaps
100000 flyers and molding that array
into an effective tighting and scouting
machine is the big job. And that needs
and calls for an expert-which Secre-
tary Baker is not.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-14
Ripping Rhymes
sy WALT MASON
EVERY LITTLE HELPS.

We all are doing what we can, TO
make the war a big success. to help
along the Red Cross plan or to allevi-
ate distress. I see the busy women
knit as down the village street l come
I watch their shining needles fit, l
hear their silver thimbles hum, | mark
the farmer as he shucks his corn and
throws it in a can, and he. while earn
ing needed bucks, is helping, like
little man. I watch the poet slug his
lvre. and sing glad songs about the
flag; and his poor effort may inspire
some man who finds his courage sag
l note the grocer sell his prunes; he
asks a modest price per pound, and as
he nails the picayunes, he helps to
make the wheels go round. The pastor
OF the village kirk, who in his pulpit
takes his stand, and urges men to
pray and work, is helping, too, to peat
the band. All men who pass along
smile a word of courage and of cheer,
are doing something worth the while,
they help to bring our triumph near.
He does not help who idle stands, who
saws no wood. who tills no soil, who
loafs around with empty hands, dis
couraGing the lads who toll
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-14
Harvest in Flanders.

In Flanders field the crosses stand
Strange harvest for fertile land
Where once the wheat and barley grew,
With scarlet peoples running thru.
This year the peoples bloom to greet
Not oats nor barley nor white wheat,
But only crosses, row by row.
Where stalwart reapers used to go.
In Flanders fields no women sing,
As once they sang, at harvesting.
No men now come with scythes to NOW
The little crosses. row by row.
The peoples wonder why the men
And women do not come again!
In Flanders, at the winds football,
The crosses do not bend at all,
As wheat and barley used II do
Whenever the wind went running thru.
The peoples wonder when they see
The crosses stand so rigidly,
o God, to whom all men must bring
What they have done for reckoning,
At harvest time what byre or bin
Have you to put these crosses in?-
What word. for men who marched to
SOW
Not wheat but crosses. row by row?
Alas, Our tears can never DrinE
The men who came here harvesting
And come no more, We do not Know
What way the singing women go,
Their songs all still. But crosses STAND
Row after row in Flanders land.
Louise DrisCoIl in New York Times
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-14
CONGRESSMAN AsWELl'S "RECElPT

Representative James B. Aswell is
addressing a letter ito the American
people" concerning the high price OF
butter and the possibility Of providing
a substitute for the poor mans table.
He says:
Owing to the very high price of but
ter, and the now we'll established fact
that food oils (peanut. cottonseed, soya
bean. cleo, neutral etc., when proper
~ churned in milk, produce a table
food in every way as wholesome, nu-
tritious and palatable as butter, and as
these oils are now much cheaper than
butter. a great many inquiries are be-
ing made for formulas anu HetnOus
for so churning these oils. The law re-
Quires the product to be called oleo-
margerine.
I have been unable to procure any
satisfactory information on the sub
ject, but I have ben furnished the fol-
lowing for home use. viz:
Heat a quantity of good deOdorized
cooking oil TO about blood heat, using
about ne-furth a teacupful each
gallon Of milk and proceed as usual. A
Z
half a pound of oil. It will hasten the
coming Of the butter. assist in its bet
ter collection, improve he quality oil
both it and the buttermilk, and vii!
give, with the better collection Of the
butter fat, an Increased yield of near
~ a pound and a profit equal to the
difference between the price of the
butter and the cost Of the OIL"
The department here, to whom one
would think II proper to appeal for in
formation of this kind, declines to give
the public instruction on this point, as
it is feared, If the people should learn
to produce this food, they might be
tempted to sell the same or use 1t in
boarding houses or schools. This it is
unlawful to do, unless the person pro-
ducing this table-food should pay
$500. 90 per year license and give bond
for $4,000; and unless dealers who
handle I'M. fond viii also pay very high
licenses.
These great expenses and the dan
gers of prosecution have made it so
that only a few large concerns can take
the risk; and therefore it seems only a
few persons know how really to make
oleomargarine. Those who do know
and VINO nav ethe proper kind OF cool
ing and churning machines, can take
the milk necessary 10 prvduce one
pound OF butter, so am informed, and
by the use of these food oils, produce
twenty pounds Of palataole oleomar-
garine.
believe that all the people should
be taught to produce this good food;
and that they should be allowed to dc
SO with cut the payment Of licenses
and taxes.
Representative Asquith represents
Louisiana district. Whether his a!.-.i!s-
tic sympathies would be stirred to the
extent OF mailing out broadcast his
J letter to the American people u
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Well inst as the water rat picked
I'M the stone Ia throw II at dear kind
Uncle Lucky, as mentioned in the last
story. they heard the sound or a tlhh-
ling bell and a beautiful white cat with
a little silver bell on blue ripnon
around its neck jumped right across
the road and pinChed the water rat )
tail so hard with her sharp claws lhat
he cried and dropped the stone on MS
foot and sprained his big toe
I'd eat you up said the big white
cat, only don't like water rats, ana
then she gave his tail another pinch.
you have done us a great favor
said Uncle Lucky. getting out OF the
automobile and shaking hands with the
white cat IF you hadn't arrived just
now I'm sure that dreadful water rat
wouId have smashed my goggles with
that stone
Don't thank me any more" said the
white cat. But take me for ride, TOT
I'VE never ridden in a Luckymobile
and I hear it Is the best car made.
And this so pleased the dear old gen.
tleman rabbit that he took off his auto
mobile goggles and gave them to the
white cat, and didn't she look queer
with them on? Well, l just guess she
did, and if she had ever seen herself
in the looking glass guess she would
have taken them right off. But she
didn't, for she had lost her vanity
bag with the little mirror in It and the
powder puff and some other things
which I won't tell you anything about
Well, as soon as Billy Bunny had
tucked the white cat into the Lucky
mobile, the old gentleman rabbit had
il go so fast that she begged him TO 90
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cottonseed. peanut, soy bean and other
oils produced from southern products
were not standing behind him and
greasing his wheels of course is mere
speculation but it is a good bet that ne
has the products mentioned in mind.
After all that doesn't make much
difference in the facts. If the house
holder can make a product which shall
satisfy himself and his family, prove as
healthful, nutritious and palatable at a
lower price that is the main thing. Per-
haps the conSressman's receipt Is
worth trying out by thrifty house
wives.
Moreover the congressman is right
when he insists that a healthful sub
stitute for butter should not be taxed
merely because it is a substitute.