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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08
Trajnmen AGAIN Demand Raj

VTdTVuIoU NUdIu O0uaHu Nd1oo
Chicago, Nov. "a demand for wage
increase for the 100000 men belonging
to the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men and the Order Of Railway Con-
ductors will be submitted to the rail-
roads of the United States, it was de-
cided by the chief executives of both
organizations at the end of a weeks
session here.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08

Where Many Stop.
What is regarded as a stepping
stone to business often proves an eter-
nal roosting place.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08
MANY DEAD IN PATERSON FIRE
inmates Of Rescue Mission Unable to

Paterson. N. J., Nov. 6.-Eighteen
bodies had been taken from the ruins
Of the Salvation Army rescue mission
last night, following the destruction of
the building by an early Sunday morn.
ing fire. Ten men were taken to hos
pitfalls with probably mortal injuries.
while many others were more or less
hurt In leaping from windows of the
burning structure. There were IS men
asleep in the mission when the flames
started In a frame building adjoining
the main structure,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08

To keep clean and healthy take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regu-
late liver, bowels and stomach.--Adv.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08

Don't leave your faults lying around
for other people to stumble over.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08

Be sure you are right, then go ahead
and ask your wife.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08

New York wants n law to curb reck.
less pedestrians
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08
Send for Egg."
address Royal Baking Poder William
Sham and "a the Point

Hammer-Mr. Tack is IL witty fel.
low.
Screwdriver-Yes; his remarks are
so very pointed.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08

Natural End.
"What has become of Professor Fa-
kem's balloon schoolY
II hear 1t has gone up"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been a household panacea all over
the civilized world for more than half
a century for constipation, intestinal
troubles. torpid liver and the generally
depressed feeling that accompanies
such disorders. It is a most valuable
remedy for indigestion or nervous dys-
pepsia and liver trouble, bringing on
headache, coming Of up food, palpita-
ton Of heart and many other symp-
toms. A few doses of August Flower
will Immediately relieve you. It is q
gentle laxative. Ask your druggist.
Sold in all civilized countries.-Adv.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08
/ TO RESIST THE ATTACK of the germs

TO RESIST THE ATTACK of the germs
of many diseases, 90 49,
Z !: T I !
such as G rip, XAA
Malaria, m n 8 ~
fight or die for EZ2E ssa 11 =
all of us. These NOSDNO
germs are every HAEE1G>H.
where in the air v<XLE<f4V
we breathe. The Y N~
odds are in favor
of the germs, If the liver is inactive and
the blood impure.
What is needed most is an increase in
successfully you need to put on healthy
flesh, rouse the liver to vigorous action,
SO it will throw off these germs, and pu.
rify the blood so that there will be no
weak spot,e or soil for germ-growth.
We claim fol DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery that it does all this in Q
way peculiar to itself.
It cures troubles caused by torpid liver
or impure blood. All druggists. Tablets coo.
"The Common Sense Medical Adviser,''
latest edition, in French cloth binding,
will be sent free on receipt of five dimes
or stamps to pay the cost Of printing,
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08
Many O man believes in eternal pun.
his neighbor.

Unconscious humor seldom makes
the right people laugh.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-11-08

No One Believes Him.
The patriotism of the man who buys
booze early to avoid the war tax 10
doubtful.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
Webitrt3cLntrulc.

@ebllrtscontrolc, sic sur Belt biel-
fad erortert wiro, 1T ein @cgenitano,
nit Dem ii6 Die @tenicb1eit ihou felt
pielcn $abr5ebnten befobt baf. N}on
oarf iogar IN gelpiliem Slime $obr-
tailleiiOe iagcn oenn oos 9eltre6en,
bic 3a6l nno 3uiommenieblng Ser
@euolferung 81 regeliC ldBt iid bis
IN ods 9(ltertbum perfolgen. Die
5partoner ptlegten bon &hoben mlr
Die observation-disclosures imo bon
niir binreiheno om 2ebeu
5l ldlieu unt oie 6ortpilan5uug ser
&aiie 5u lihern. 8ei Den Gbineien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
Nlerifu Sas GlburaSu.

Sin Geutide inO Geuti6omerifoner.
2lngebIidb itarfer @roOus ais
Den &ereiuigten Stooteu mad Der
iiiOliden 9lepu6lit 3ll 0et5eidneu.
9ejouoers felt Gnt6iilhlpo 0es
ongebti6en oeutiden uGom,
plotts."
SEEM gort A. a2dr3. Seit
ctpo eincm D}onot, oas 6eiBt felt
Sem 9l66ru6 ser oiplonatii6en 8e-
5ie6ungen 3miiden Den 8ereiuigteu
Stoatcn uno GeutiblonO, iin0 Oielc
3cutibe uno nohtraliiirte amerifaui-
lGe giirger oelti9er gt6hmit ans
ocn &ereinigten Stoaten nab W}eris
70 ouSgemanoert Iieier @roous mar
beionOers mcrfli9 felt ser 8efonnt.
gabc Ser rGnthiilhngen~ ii6er Des
angc6lide oeutltbe nGmplott," Wleri-
70 unO SSopail mlf Sciten Gelltid-
lonO'S 5t einem &riege aegen Die
@creinigten Staoten 5il Oerleiten
Serr Syuan q. Burns, Der bieiige
mcrifanii6e @enerol-Gonlul, ser 8ir
3eit inter 9lnfloge itebt, Id5 uer-
ldporeu 3u boben, i'm 9}unition
troB 0es BON Scr omerifaniiden Ae-
qieruug proflaulirtcn, Gmbargos in
Niegifo binein3uibmuggelL CAB ge.
tern 3L oaB Die gIngaben be3iigli1
oer gluSipanoerlmg nab Wterifo Der
Ma6rbeit cntipre1en.
@r ingte inter 9lnoeren: oSie
miiiien niHt pergeherL Dab es ais
@oniul in oieier Gtaot 3l meineu
8ili6ten gebort, sic 9hlSmanoerung
na1 meinem Qanoe 3u ernnltbigen
2ie GeutiAen Die lid in Wlerifo be-
iinoen gcb0reu 5u unieren beiten
2euten. Sie iin0 nii1tern ileiBig
uno ltrebiam. SD bin oaber iebr
Irob, penn me6r Oerartige 2eltte na6
ltnicrem &anOe tommen gSotiirli1
piiroe iH aber aud Jrau5oien, Hul-
len Oocr Sapanern iideres @eleit
lad rnierem 2anoe iibern.~
9eirogt o6 er es nibt fir feline
BiGbt balteu tuiiroe, 81 perlnden,
Ocutibe @c6eimogenten aus Dtcrifo
6ernus5ubalten, luelhe nielleiht unti.
ameritauiicbe Bropaaauoa in Wlerifo
al nerbreiten geneigt eiu wiiroen,
ontportete Der Goniul:
o@}erifo liegt ni9t i'm &rieg mil
GeutiAlono- Iie 9e5iebungen 5wi-
iden meiuenl &anoe uuo ben Ser,
Stdaten ln0 Die gleiGen mie ole
3rpiiben 3mci onoeren 9tationen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

idicoenen Seiteu Doracoradteu
@riiuoe cricbeinen m6aen bot ieood
Der g8elttrie9 ibneu ein 9lrgument
1egcniibcrgeitelit oo8 MIR al iebr
geeiguei lMeint. ibuen Sen @ooen 3u
eilt5ie6cn g|otioncb mclcbe oie 0je.
burtscontroIe 6ulalien nner iie IN
ouSoe0cbniercr g8eiic oitsiibeu pie
SSrdnfreidl Dcroet inncrboIb peni-
ser Sabr5cbnte ibrc @ebrfraft Scr.
ortia idjmddeit ooB iic fit sic Ser
t9eioigluig ibrer notionalcn llnob-
Dou9igtcit gegcnil6er onOeren finoer-
rcidleu &olferi iib ais iingeliigeno
eripeilen miro. Seoer 3wcifcl in oie-
icr @inlidjt ioir0 our6 cinen SIN.
meis mlf @cltid5lono beicitigt, oeiieu
70 Gldll5rno 6ctbdtigtc g9iocritono$-
frait ~ criter 2iuie oen finoerlieben-
ocb opierbcreiten iuio pflidtgetreueu
sOaittcrn Der Station 5u5uidreibet
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

in Der 9aidttng aif 9iior por uno
bcieBten Ous Gori abanifoli 5iuci
Nlcilen iiiOueitli6 BON giiar.
9lm 2. W}dr5 puroe Die StaOt Sa-
MADAM ero6ert.
@eit 6rout: Sn ser 9ld6e ser
fleineu 5toot areoo interno6ulel
mir eiuen @oSonariii, Ser in Oea
ieiuoli6en @rd6en 9llarm oerurs
iattc,
gfumdniiGe 5ront: IS 6erribt
sleneralstnMiN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
Die Oentide GpraGe nn6 sSirIten'
b6fen.

Gs lit cine 9lnomalie Der ourb
Den &rieg geidoiienen 3ultdnoe,
0aB bel Scr ollgerneiueu 6einoiboi
gegen 1eutiHlano oie oeutiAe 5pra-
DE bod nod mebr an Den @0ien Der
europGiiden SSiirIlen 6errlbt, olS il.
acno cine onocre. 8is gum @uoe oes
obt3ebntcn SSo6r6unoerts beberriAte
oos ,yran5oIiide fat alle europdi.
lbcn 6iiriien60ie um0 Die oeuti6en
uddteu feline gllsnabme oopon.
glur am oiterreidiitben Soic Fat iib
0aS 6ran5oiiis6e niemals ein6iirgcrn
f0nueu. Iort wlr0e inrmer Geltticb
ilno meiltenS edit og9ieneriiN" &C.
iproden
Geitber 6at oirtb sic peirot6 nit
0elltidcn 6iiriiert06tern sic Oeutdbe
Spradd an Den meiiteu S6ien euro
pos ibren Ginpug oe6alten ino itb
oort ibre Gtellung bewobrt. So9ar
9lapoleon ser @rIie, scr III 5meiter
STE nit ser Gr56er5ogin Morie
2ouiie pon 9eIierreic6 Derbeirat6et
mar 6radte Der oeutlAen 5prabe
unO 2iterotllr bolleS @eridnoniB
entgegen, Ger Gorie fannte @oetbe's
u@ertber" gcnuu uno Oriidtc iein
@ritouncn aus, 0ob 6direr'S rGell"
10 bcoellten0eu @eifall fonO, oa er
Ootb eincn OoS oeuti9e @mpiinoen
menig ou6einelu0en 9toif be6on.
oeItc, ben 9lbfoIl angeitamnlter
Ebeile bon &oiier irl0 &eib.
9lth Der 8eiiegte bon GeOou,
9lopoleou Der Critic, mar I'M Cent.
ibeu bewdn0ert; Ct belt iirb III frii-
leren Sobren Iange imo oft genug
mIf oenltidem @ooen oli. sJn eis
mem 8rieie bonn %. Sonpier 1915,
Den er mts gtreneuber1 nad gtias-
burg an einen beirellnNeten Oeltihen
9lrtillerieballptmann ritbtete, betelmt
er: uSb 6eiddftige mid, 10 iebr eS
meme anoeren 5tuoien erlouben,
init Der oeutiNen Spradc Gin Bro-
teIior mis Gonitan3 corrtgirt mir
3luri Niol Oie @ohe oic lleberieBnng,
peI6e id iudbrenO ieiner 9tbweien-
6eit gcmaft babe. sic peroen aus
oieieu grief niht gut eiuieben, ob
idj piele 6ortidrittc 9enod)t babe,
oenn 6 aiebt GcipiB picIe sSebler oriu
imp id babe inoem i'd i'm iArieb,
nidt off Scr Stumbling lino Dem
@oDlflang Der Gate picle 2hlimerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

bier Sa9rcn.
murOcn SGlqlingc peibliben Sc
iMledt8 iiber eincn IN jeoer Somilie
6inouS bis ouf oie neueitc 3eit oiirb.
GrtrGntcn gct00tet. g8G9relio eS ii6
bier aber Inn eine Gontrolc nod CT
/ folgter @cbltrt bonoelte, iin0 ole mos
oerncn 8eltre6lrgcn III glecber 5iid-
tuna ouf cine Gontrolc oeS feimen
oen 2ebens geri6tet. GS bonoelt iiC6
6ierbci mcniger lllt cine beobiiGtqte
Ger6inoeruug 0erllc6erG0lterlng ser
@roe ols oic @eiArdnrng Scr sc.
burten bon geiitig ooer f0rperlicb I'M
uollfommencn &in6ern, Die mGbGn0
i6res &olein8 6eu @ltern rno oltc6
Dem @emeinmeieu 8ur 2oit fallen
miirOen. g(bgelcben bon polfSwirtb-
idoftliden gtiicfiidtcu ipiclen oern-
nac6 aub cllgemitiihe cine beoeutei-
oe 9toac IN oielcr 8eweouug.
@ic propaganda fir 6jeblirtScon
trole in oieiem &onoe ldBt iidb ouf
einqn qlllfioB cincs @eiilGcben ser
Stride bon @naIouO, g8. N}ultbu8,
| iuriidfiibrct Der iu s5obre 1798 5u
6cmeiien hibte, ooB oic 9lrmutb
6miptidMli6 ourtb Die vermebrtclr
SlnforOeuueen Der 5unebmenoeu 8c
Qolterling all Oen por6an0cnen 81.
itanO BON 2ebcn$uiiteln 6erporQeru.
len ipiir0e. Shenq ntoraGi1 III ie-
nen gInitboungen Dertrot ct sic 9(n-
lidt 0oB iic0 Die 3abl Der Gjcburtei
nidt controliren loiic, uno empfa9l,
oof Der &eraruuug ser 8cp0llerlnG
0lir1 8eicbrdnfung Der Seiratbet
fiir bc1tinnnte 3eitubid5nitte G'iubalt
ge6oteu meroe Gincr scr treuciten
9lnbdn0er @}ali6uS' 5rancis &loce,
eutpidclte iidb ie6oh 5t einem ocr
beftigitcu @egner ieine5 bormaliqeu
2eBrers, uno crfldrte, ooB oa$ Goli-
bat mir geeignet ici llniittliMfeIt
infer ser Menldbeit Derpor5urufen.
Gr, oeiien @6e ibn 5lmt &ater bon is
Hinoern gemodt Datte, befiirnortete
tribes &eiratben ic0od bci fiinitli-
cber @cidrdnllmg oeS 5omiIienSu-
wa6ic5 Su 2auic scr Belt Der
|ihmoI5cn iic6 bic Oolfsmirtbiboftli.
IAe in0 bBaicniide Scite scr Gragc
81 elmer groBcn mooernen @emc
gltng oic bcion0erS mG6rcno Der
70er Sabre oes borigen Sobrbun-
ocrts aIlgemeines &ntcreiie crre0tc.
9lnnie @ciout, Sic befumta GbcoIo.
pbiltin Dcroiicntlibte eiuc be5iiglbe
5lugiAriit, niirOe je0oM ucbit ibrca
@c5iIfen Ocr6aftet in0 Deitroft.
AeDulicb crging Is erit fiir3lid ln
glemNorf mo ii Gbicogo 6rouen
mo Mdnncrm sic sic 6roncnpelt
Init ben Gin3elbeitcu Scr @eburt8.
coptrolc befonut mo6cn pollter.
Gie g(nii9tcn 6ctrcffs Scr g9itn.
Itbensmcrtbbeit ODER glot9menoigfeit
elmer iolden Gontrolc gcben meit
ailseiuonocr. @S beoorf fulir1 Be-
ionOerer @rpdbnnng BOB lic BON
religi6ien Stan0pinft oltf oos
S6drfIte berlrtGelt ia sic be5iig-
lide %onoling nit einem Wloroe onf
gleide Shlfe 9eiteat miro. Bolts
mirt9icboftIer crflGren iiH porncbn-
Iid SIT ibren @iiniten neil iic bon
ibr cine Steucrilng Der 9lrnutb Der.
lpreden iuo crlporten, ouB sic Ser
ringerltng Der 9tocbfomrueniboft cS
Den @ltern cru09liNcn meroe, ibren
&inoern f6rperlid5 uno gciitig briie.
rem SAuB unO 6eliere 9lsbiloung
fiir oercn &cbcnSlailf 3ii ocpdbren;
Wtcoi3iner erboffen bon i1r elm oc.
lunobeitlich bollfommenereS @c.
i@ledt mGbren0 oie @eiiinuorter
bon u@igenicS" cine gcrriuocrlng
Der 3obl bon geiitig Qlnnornolen
Iimo 0eqcncrirten il 9Iusiidt iteGcn.
90 iiber5eugen0 audi sic bon Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

Glcarfielo, &u., a. aRdr5.
Ebeoo0rc Rooiepelt, Der feline 0ienite
nno pic leiner bier S6bnc oem 8ater-
louoc fit ben ,Sall eines &ricgcs onr
bot mliB ito ueriteden Dor gSilliaut
gllbrigbt, eiuem 65 Sabre alter iSar.
mer, ser ioeben 8rdiioent 4ilion
ieine piar5e6n S06ne uuo iiebeu
GS1ter SIR &eriiiglmg gclteat bot
fir Sen san, oaB lire 0ienIte pon
@oterlanoG ge6raubt weroen iollten.
Sin fiini3e6nter 5obn ocs 8ar-
mers mar i'm lebten Scrbit Bel einem
llnfua i'll Dubois getootet iporOen.
qlbunneutcit, bic ben uDentIdlen GUrr.s
ipDnncnten" ntdDt piiufflidl uber uttree~Ia
magig crbaltcn, TnD gcbctclg ncr Gilue
DauUn yer EeIgphDn Drer idIytItIld WiUN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
4rbbatt
WcfcGtst6dtigtett auf
@citirOnt.
NDr6lic9 Der $pn,me mn6
6ftlidD Der SHaas.

9lud gl6cuOGeriat 6cs ocntidcu Sc
ncralitu6s. 9lud bic 2nftiuc6r
ie9r attiO. Gleiucrc ltutcrne6-
mnngcn Oentider Srpppen cr-
foIareid. Slnf gerOnu-1ront
nnO I'M D6cr-eIiaF. ~ @efcdlts-
yauie auf 0a- nnO gaIfan-
SrieesiAanplat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

Wlein Q|adt6ar, Der @euliiHhpaa.
ren6dnoler Soiep6 Goblcmam, per-
fiinoetc felt 4o5ren Itol3 ouf Ieinem
SSirmcnlblDc Den llmfaua lcincs sc.
idloItes ais zen 9roS~ ino ,,cn Sc.
tqil~ Scet lieB e. sic @c5eicbnung
ilbcrpinlcln Iicien 9lusorlicf ici-
ner 0eutidcl Seiinnimg Iobtc id,
olS er por ieiner 2ooent6ir Dem
Eiin6er 5uidolit. .GS lit rcAt BON
SDnen, 0aB sic 0ieie aldermen De-
aet1nn9en wegiAaiicn."
v9fidt wa6r2 @clbcr Gfcl pirO
onrb nod ocn groS~ perfauien, 100
9llleS bon Eag 81 Eao tbeuerer
miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

&ritif. ug2ic qeidQt Cir lueiu
neler s3rGuti0on2 Zen bobe ib I'M
3ooloqilden @orten fenncn qelernt."
nSm wobl am biaigcn Conn
tdol"
&ismet @otiin (anf Sem
9pajieraauael: ugeiBt Gu nod,
bier am GentmaI mor INNER infer
sienoe3ponsplabl 9Sic Oft bit Gul
oIleroiia9 nidt 9efommcI iuenn id
2id berbeiielt 6attc, Oh itiaalonter
@lcuihl" Gr ieli5eio) ia, Is
bat iidtS 1cniibt gcfrieot bob' id
Iirb oohN
ans cinerGritif. ....
CSon3 baiouocrs noiiirlid wuroe bon
oer SduQerin oos icb6ne 2ieo ,SSrib
@'oraeus, ipenn sic @Gbnc tra6'n"
mieocrgegcben.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
An Old Mans Stomach.

AS we grow older and less active,
less and less food is required to
meet the demands of our bodies. If
too much is habitually taken, the
stomach will rebel. When man
reaches the advanced age of IS or
80, you will find-that he is light
eater. Be as careful as you will,
however, you will occasionally eat
more than you should and will feel
the need of Chamberlain's Tablets
to correct the disorder. These tab
lets do not contain pepsin, but
strengthen the stomach and enable
ii to perform its functions naturally
They also cause a gentle movement
Of the bowels.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
Rules for Mailing
Christmas Packages
~ CoJJ;are ond Coi1ora

% Soldiers and Sailors
Mail to reach soldiers and sailors
n Europe must be posted not later
han November Is.
Every package must bear conspic-
lously the words christmas mail, y
The complete address of the person
'or whom it is intended and in the
upper left-hand corner, the name
and address of the sender.
Every parcel must be so packed
and wrapped as to admit of easy in
;pection by the postmaster. No par
eel will be dispatched to Europe that
las not had the postmaster's certifi-
cate that it contains no prohibited ar
ticles.
All mail for men serving on board
vessels of the Atlantic fleet or in
European waters should be address
ed to the U. Scare Postmaster,
New York, N. Y. All mail for men
serving in the Pacific and Asiatic
fleets should be addressed to the U.
S. S., via San Francisco, Cal.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
FIRST LYCEUM NUMBER FRIDAY

AIteI nearing dettle Jane Duna
way in her great program, Gus
lain Judy" which is announced
me of the attractions of the comm
Lyceum course, one of the bigges
theatrical magnates of the countr,
said to her: "My dear young lady
Why waste your talent on the ly
ceum platform. Come on over t.
New York. I'll give you chanc
10 create upon the stage just the kim
Of character you are portrayin'
here. No, there will be no schooling
in the ranks. You can have starr
lob tomorrow. Single handed and
alone you have visualized that pla'
more completely than many a comp.
any of players. We need YOU" Blu
Miss Dunaway smiled and said hin
nay, for she loves the lyceum and
lyceum folks, and prefers to remain
supreme in a field of unique ar'
which she conceived and perfected
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
Herbert Hoover
Asks Greater
Pork Production

FORK PRODUCTION
'If we discontinue exports, we
will move the German line from
France to the Atlantic seaboard."
Herbert Hoover makes this state
nent in recent article showing the
immediate necessity of increasing
he production of pork and economic
ing in the use of it.
''Pork products have an influence
n this present world situation wider
han one would ordinarily attribute
o them. The human body must
nave a certain amount of daily in
AXE of fat. Whether this fat IS by
means of dairy products, by vege-
able oil, or by pork products be-
omes a secondary consideration in
ime of complete national stress, be-
,ause pork products to some degree
will substitute for other fats.
"The situation is one that can be
partly solved by our suburban popu-
alton. If every suburbanite took to
lis care pig and fed it on the house
garbage, he would increase our fat
supply and do so without call upon
our general feeding stuffs. In Ger
many 100000 hogs are supported
~ these means. We need "keep-a-
)ig' movement in this country-and
properly cared for pig is no more
insanitary than a dog. Such move
1lent would necessarily require some
,hange in village and urban ordinan-
,es; but the national welfare would
oe warrant ample for such course
If action"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
WAR-AND THANKSGIVING

There is a curious irony in thanks.
swing festivities while nation is al
var; in almost every home there will,
De at least one empty chair but it is
perhaps just this situation which
will draw more closely together the
les of family affection. Comment
ing on this condition, writer in the
November issue of Good Housekeep-
,ng says: "Let us try, first of all
% collect a big family. Find some
)ne who would otherwise have to
lit down to some lonely table. Econ
)mize we must in every way con.
;eivable. 1t is possible, however, tt
.)lan and execute our menu witt
.uch cunning art that the economies
will never be suspected" Here is &
,uggestion:
Jxbridge Vegetable Soup, Toast
trips Roast Turkey, Giblet Stuffing
Fried Apple Garnish
3aked Squash, Creamed Turinp, On
ion Latticed Potatoes, Spaghetti,
Creole Sauce
homemade Picallilli, Cranberry
Sauce, Rings of Brown Bread. :. t.
Iold Slaw, Russian Dressing, Crisps
ieneral Taylor's Pudding Concordls
Sauce
Old-fashioned Pumpkin Pie, Apple
Tart, Cheese
Gandied Orange Peel -. Coffee
Every item in the foregoing may
)e prepared inexpensively and afte1
showing how, the author even sug.
rests economical carving. To quote
When serving, carve slices ano
serve without the bones. What is
eft on the platter may be used in
soup"
In connection with this article, q
Message, published in the same issue
rom Herbert Hoover, is of genuine
interest. "The Thanksgiving dinner
his year should be festive, but moi
ornate. The day should be one oil
'eal Thanksgiving even for the moth
II who prepares and serves the din
Ter herself. Thanksgiving woulo
not be Thanksgiving without chicken
)r turkey or without cranberries ir
some form. Potatoes and other veg
tables there should be. Corn-mea
bread is suggested as a reminder ol
our country's need to save wheat
Mince pie is omitted because tha
means unnecessary use of meat
'unpkin pie is typically American
reminiscent of the first Thanksgiv
ing day, and it has but one crust
ihus economizing in wheat-flour."
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
DEMAND FOR ANTIMONY LOOKS
GOOD TO LOCAL MAN.

NJ. E. Jolly is said to hold the con
trolling interest in the largest anti
mony mine ever discovered in Idaho
Mr.. Jolly left for Spokane and Kel
log few days ago on a business
trip to look after his interests il
the mining business.
The enormous possibilities for de
velopment of the metal industry a.
long lines heretofore neglected III
the west are reflected in an an.
nouncement made by the American
exploration company to the effect
that it had closed contracts aggre
eating S6,00O,000 for antimony to fill
government orders, says the Sal
Lake Tribune.
With the exception of a few de-
tails, the deal was practically closed
ten days ago by President F. H. YAH
renkamp of the American Explora-
lion company, while he was in the
east. Telegraphic advice that every.
Thing had been satisfactorily arrang-
ed and the request that shipments
De started at the earliest possible
moment were awaiting him upon
his return from Nevada Thursday
night.
The contract was not made with
lhe government direct, but with the
Magnolia Metal Company of New
York, which holds orders with botl
The United States and Canadian gov.
ernments for antimony to be uset.
in the manufacture of war muni
lions. The contract calls for tn,
shipment of 500 tons of antimony {;
month and as much more as possible
% the total amount of $500 tons.
Only Beginning.
"This contract" said Mr.. Vahren
lamp as he exhibited the document
is only the beginning. 1t represent
56,OOO,OO0 to the western count:
and if we can get the antimony W
AN close other contracts represent
ing total of $30,000,O0O.
AS starter toward filling the con
lract, we are preparing to reopen tn
INLAY properties at Inlay, New, an.
10 this end we are installing a 2OI
ION mill, which is nearing complet
lon. Only this morning have pla,
"a orders in Salt Lake for machiner
'uch as compressors and hoists an
automobile trucks, and some of tht
machinery will be started for Imla
his afternoon.
I'VE have large bodys of antimon
at Inlay and there are many other
IN the western country which hav
lot been worked in former years be
cause OF no market. The big demar
or the material in connection wit
he manufacture of sharpnel an
)ther munitions, however, has ere
ated demand at prices which ar
making the mining of antimony pro
TABLE"