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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-22
TOWNSHEND.

The parish society of the Congrega
tional church held its annual meeting
Monday evening and elected the follow
ing officers: Moderator, Dir. L. L. Os-
good; clerk, +. t. Randall; treasurer
Mrs. f. L. Osgood; auditor, Z. B. Allbee;
prudential committee, B. b. Prentiss, c.
G. Robinson, Willard Wheeler The
financial standing Of the society was
reported as good with all bills paid and
some money in the treasury.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-22
VERNON.

y +. Prescott is suffering from Sci
atiea rheumatism
Sunday school will meet at 1.45 p m.
\ good attendance is hoped for
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-02
ars @pobs. mfarff.
Gtntfnnati1C Cftober.

Gtntirra ii. !. Cftoter.
D6tuobl Der Wiarft in Der perffoliss
nen Node fort mar, 70 finb bic BRET
fs bod unOerdnbert gsblieben unb bic
0aotiruHgen fDareH pie Tolgt:.
eraunsr WusIiH Grsai SAILS &
f65zl, 9oofer 13e, GleHmoote 6 1916, gen,
beIfOn aamiIp 15iee, Dar6 cid f5e, Hs1peIsa
1904 40e. DO. 9s4 37ihc, utica 10l SOC, bo. "a
s5e. BriabfoH 10.4 3piSC, bo. 9.s SIC.
0eb Iet1ter WrsliH g9nmiuiia
2sl1t i5rmt Of the aoom fsIse, ppHshalc i7iAc,
glnfenpine isHc, eta l7Ife, DOPE 15tc, StS
9'fpnered l0.4 42c. bp. % 400, aoaueite
12He, niird l0s4 50c. eu. 80 50c, Brighton
i0.4 42c, DO. "a 3eikc.
grfnts = slmericau gbirtlHa 1oe, cen.
iral Bari 0i5C. amerlcun Jnbigo II 1kc Wloup
nina II ~, Ot1bs liz, siTIpfoH DlpurHHg
l1sc, SimpfoH Ylnin glad f2e, @rah lOAe
Radiie NIB eauiitOn IDiq gobes i2t, 9atios
mai 7Hc, AeIiaHfe 1Oc.
TtdfHa gloripoob ice, GafIanb 400
$50 1ee Sutton f7hc, amosIsaa Y q q 3et,
sa9ss n9ssH .i q i1s @stt sc, eusdHsbaHHa
0inebams aWpsfeag etapIe lac. q
= g f7be. @bsrstt 0laHe fl(, eancaiter
siapIe fif, 81 9hoF'o, Stnpls 100,
Sbfrtina Aiaios Riberiihe 12hc.
Reii 9pfr 15c, NGfeibaiD SbiriiH9 9hc, Clip
per i4e aaiicHai i4lle. alnbama lac. GleHbale
lbf, Gosratt 1916.
SsHlWs = aeuOoa 25e RamsIsb, 25c.
empire zoe.
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alsswSrtise marfte.
q { n @ort. /. Ol!oDsr.

" ~ ~ y 4, L. %|l-"Dli'
Mebl. = Wartt rubig; Spring pas
tents $1115-11.90; Dintsr patents
$10.65-10.90; @inter Strai9bts
$10.70-19.90; StanIas Straigbts
$11.15-11.40.
Mlaisme9l. = Martt rubig; feines
peiBss unD gelbss $5.0O-5.30; gOars
ie $5.15-5.25; &iIb briso 1916
1000.
GpsgsH. Marft rubig; go. 2
Meitern $1.99 c. /. (. Rem Yort.
9erIte. - Martt ftstig; 5eeping
81 20; Maltins $1.48-1.50 unb Ga
lifornia $1.46-148 c. /. (.
Nsl3tprn. - Minrft pilig; 90.
2 9eI6es $215 unO yio. 2 9snti9tes
$212 c. /. T. gien Yort.
Safer. = Wiartt itetig; Stanodro
653-66c.
Ssu. - Martt felt; SO. !, $125-
1.30; Ro. 2, $1.20-1.221; gO. 8
$1.10-L15; gsrianotiorten $1.o0-
los.
Sopfsn. = Mlarft feit; State ms<
blum bis auserlsiencr 1917, $500;
1916, nominsa; pacific gOait 1917,
40-43c; 1916, 25-27c.
6duts. Mnrtt itetig; gOgota
43ac; Central gmsriea 42ac.
aeber. = Martt feft; 9emIOd firits
SIC; Ieeoubs 55c.
Bort. - Worft fftsr; MsB $48.<
so; 5apiIb $500; Sbort clear
$47.0O-49.00.
S4mal5. - Wartt piaigsr; gtlos
bic ggsit $25.O0-25.10.
9uls. = Rurtt fsft; gtp ipcciaI
lofe 16c.
gOle. - Rartt feF; DOmsftIc
iJlsece Xxx ObiO unb PenHfpIOania
65c.
3uter. - gtobcr, Warft fetg; GsHz
trifugal $3.50; Ntolafes 1902; ruTta
nirter, itetig; unperdnoert biz funl
points b6ber; Gut Qouf 1885; Cru
ibeb $3.50; Woulb u $3.50; 9ubts
$9.10-9.25; xxx" potpOsreo
$8.55-8.70; pOpberso $8.50-8.70,
fein sronulirter $8.35-8.50; Dias
moub u 1886; Gonfsetioners $50
$50; go. l $8.20-8.40.
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0ai.s.p ppSutts

Butter. - Tiartt jismli4 ltbs
BAIT. greiis fsh. - WboIsmili srira
4es; gsntralijsb srtra 43ie; Gtntras
IiSsb firiis 4lse; feepnbs 800; Janep
Dairp 300; padins StOd 31-36s.
stGfe. - Wlortt itstis; Obio 25Ae.
RorbpeIiiihsr 26H--27se; R,w yort
&c; Shpsissr 37--65e; 2iiHburgsr
25s-26ae; DO. Bird Gle per gfunD.
Gisr. = Wartt rubia unp ots
g,rsiis Iteiie. - prima firIts Siibs
Hsrtitr 4Ot: firfts $50; orbindre firits
&c; lesOHbs 38e per DubenS.
GtfIagsI. - Uiartt Itbbnfi.
preiie ftstis. - BroiIers 2 pIb. auo
bariiber 25e; goiIsrs LII pfnnD
26x; Sdbns 16As; 9ii9n,r 24Ae; srit.
biibnsr ppn $40 pfuIh 24s; Dc.
nit irumnsr Hruf 12t; Gulls Se;
iunss Gntsu bon 2 s3funb unS bo-ii.
ber 22-24e; olie iptibs Gutsn "a;
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Ghttaao. /. Sttober.

DeIi8tOru. - Sir DEG. $1.lSs
1.19!; am Salub $1,183, 5iir lJtai
$1.14g-1.16t; am Salub $116t.
Safsr. - Siir DEG. 574-5ose
am S6IuB 58c. Sir WIaI 6Os-
61te; am SdluB 615e.
Rogssn. - SO. 2, '$1.90-l3O4
SO. 8, $1.S9.
9erite. - $1.20-L.42.
3imotbb. - $6.Oo-7.75.
stlse. = $12.O0-22.00.
pOr,. - Jir Sttobsr am SdluB
$45.00. Sir San. $46.80-47.10; ON
Sfilub $46.90.
g6maIs. - Sir Dit. $24.5o-
24.67; am S8lub $24-5O. Sir San.
$23.77-23.g7; am S6luB $46.90.
RippsHisitsn. = 6iir Dit. $26.45
-26.52; am SdluB $26.45. 5ur
San. $24.77-25.O0; am S4IuB
$24.85.
Butter. - Ulartt ftstis; grsamsrs
40k-43ie.
eier. = Wartt nieorigsr; 3uiabr
8,535 aiitsH; firms 37-37ac; crbi'
narp firits 36-36ac; auf benz Wiartt
35-374c.
GartofIslu. - 0iartt itstig; 3ufabr
100 6ars; @isccuiin, WinnsIota sno
Datctn Sade S1.05-1-10; DO. Built
$1.O0-1.05.
gsfliigsl. - 2ebsubss, Dlartt nIe=
brjssr; Sdbne 20-23c; SpriuscrS
22c.
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sssls. Souss uuS Mitis. IN ylsp lssri.

0ffdiIlspfpitrs nugsfn ~ 6N-5Kk
bisfcHtiyi. Nsd,isl suf eouson parsn iitiia.
;jnr 30 Tsss tt7i4. gsmmsreisi bins, 90
fsse, $4.7OJt. Sidt H754, aabel'
uHSsIunssn sl.7G 7lie. 6rants Silt
A7s, Aaed SIS; Rarf. fsiHf Guoti.
tuHseH; aronsn. fsinf Guoiirussen, eiIs
Sift 7.72. &abd al. Hubd Si6i
ite; adbel 1914, Siiber 4stren 9oL.
Reriisuilff Toasrs 1sc.
aftisumatft-am 9sTmiiisss mar
bsr Esrft hart uns bic Yreiie iiisgen.
bia tmiitses jfboA frat siat Rssilisn siu,
Robti be @fa inns pitosr ssrloIen gin9sn
Giisnbabu aftifn.
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3udtr. YrtiIt itttig. = Rafs
finirt.r Gut Gpaf S10.55; poiDbsree
$y.15; Cubes $1,000; sraual!risI
$500; Gif ,a- $s.60-S.7o; ipsiBsr
srtra $S.40-8.5o; sgtra .G" $3.50
per 100 pfunb.
Wolatfes. - Nartt li,iis.
Rem Orleans Open aettsl 58--65;
GsHtrifuga! So. 2.25-25.34 per Gals
lone.
Refs. - Grira fancp Ssab ST.
94e; fanep s-SAe; isfonb Ssao T.
7ie; sebro4snsr 5t-53s; 5apan II
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au6ein @eoauts

Der tIsine Sorft bat Elm 9elofad
berTaIudt. 2lIs bic 9eHtiibunssu pes
SuusarStes, bos 9eibftid pieoer ans
saseslidt su f6rberu, erfOlgIos bIei
ben, meint er beifeioen:
-pnpd, tpolleu mir es nift nit eis
nem SainsnIpieler psriudea2"
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Gbieaae1. Oitobsr.

Sapsine = 3ufubr 1900;
Built $18.05-19.4 40; lsi6te S1s.25-
1910; aem;Ifte $ls.25-1S.55;
i6tpsre $1s.25-19.50; robe $lS.25
-1s.45; ftrtsl $14.40-1S.20.
Rinbbish. = 3ufubr "a. 300;
Marti ifetis; 9attDe Beef Stisre ST..
25-17.75: @efiern Gtiere $6.40-
1925; Siodtrs uno Tesbers $685.
11.25; aiibe unb Seiftrs $500
1900; aiEber $9.75-15.75.
9 G4afs-3ufubr 22.oOo; Tarit
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8las'WakBritstsn.
NisnHon . DIT. 1917.

y Ten u @ g, =. Oif. ISL.
Ter @aferitano i'm Sbioflub uirr
ii5 nur ipsHig osrdnoeru. 9eltern
4btnb 6etrug oerieIbe 6si bisflgeT
Staot 10.6 6uB.
Die fOlgsHom Sspei6en traten Sc
fern bier tin:
git!sburs, ga.-6.0 SUE, iteist.
DbssIius, %. 9a.-5.7 SUB, fdGt
pariersburg, 20. @a.-10.5, itnt.
aanapba Sails. W. gu.-0.6, faut.
Gb1rlsiipu, gB. Gail SUB, itdi.
gortsmOutb, C.-4.8 SUP, itsist.
2oulspils. ap.-S.9 SUR, fdlt.
@paRspias, Sub.-3.4 5rB, fdGt.
Raibpile, Senn.-1f.4 5ub, fdqt.
CHATTANOOGA, Ssuu.-9.8 SUB, fteigt.
Nsutpbis, Ssnu.-4.s 5ub, Iteist.
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6 Gineinuati, /. Oft. 1917.
3ufu6r unb 9eridnbt tpdbreno Der
leBfsn 4S Stunben, p,rsli6en nit
oerisIbsH 3eit Der lsBtsn DOds, INN
luis folst:
3ufubr.
RinbO. S6peine S9afe
"a. Sept. 6O44 4643 S94
!. Stt. 5419 $685. 90l
9erfanbt.
RiHbO. S4peine S4dte
"a. Sept. :. 701 2730 901
l. Sit. >. $50 1865 244
Riuboieb. - Die 3ufubr ipar
rti6Iidl. Bette Ihpere Stisrs oertauta
ten itetig pie Grtitas, sinfade IND
selpobnli9e Graoe parsu ldngiam
uHb psrIoren Is bis 25c nab aHlldt
eiHiser 5dnbler, ipGbrenb onDere teine
preisGnosrling Dabr5lnebmsn sIaubz
ten. Su9e iDarsn taum itetig bis 15c
bilissr Gannsrs pnren itetis. 9ute
bis 1usgetpdblte Milttibe uIo
Sprinssrs paren meiIt itetig, aber
siHfu6s uHo osfp66nlite 9rabs 5sig'
ten penig 9erbefsrung. 8ute Stoders
unb fJsebtrs iparen fart begebrt, be
preiie bielteH ool itetig. Geipobu!ife
uno geriHee Grabe tuarsH nidt ses
frogt.
Wittlere unO iftpere Stiere $500
-14.00; 5lsii5er Stisre $780,
80; auserleIsHe bis ertra $9.75-
11.50; 9eiisrs S6.00-8.25; aussrIts
isns bis rtra $8.5O-9.25; aiibe
$5.50-725; duserI.isne bis extra
$7.50-S.75; Ganners S5.O0-5.40;
UiI6tii6e $45.00-120.00; Stodtrs
unb 5eeosrs $5,75-9.50.
9uflen- Die 3ufubr mar gut,
bic Rahfrass sIei&falIs, bi. preTis
blieben itstie.
f}sttt gua.n $8.0O-9y0O; Bologna
T00-7.75; Ttrd $7.S5-S.00; mas
gsre unb Ieifts S5.50-6.75.
Gdlber. Die 3ufubr mar
rsiblih. Der glarit 0ffnste Iansiam
3u oItsn preiisn.
Bette lsid3te Sdl6er $l4.50-15.GO
fair biz CUTE $l2.0o-14.5o; orotHdre
uno grpbs $5.00-10.0O.
g 9peius. Die 3uiubr mar
cine oubsrOu&ntli4 itarie. Ser Marit
0ffnsts 5iemlid lebbaft. S6Dere
Shtpeint botteJi alte preiIe, lsifte
S4psine uHo 5erisl Dsrtauftsu 10
bis 25e b6ber. Sdue uHb Stags toaz
ren itsiig. Der Ulartt fdlob ftstig biz
itart nit eiuem guten llmTab.
2luscrlei.us idlipere 225 pfunb unb
nsbr $19,00-19.15; fair bis CUTE
uno iTleii6erIortsn $3.50
LIB; Iei6i. DsrianbtiOrtsn 120
bis 155 pfuno S17.25-1S.25; oret'
udre bis eutr Tsrtel no YflHb uue
peuieer $14.50-17.00; oromdre BIS
luserlssine Idlpere ietts Sdue $l4.00I
-1S.25; Stnes $13.O0-17.O0.
g aafe uno 2dmmsr. Die
mar cine febr lebbafts. Der
lmiab Gin gutter glIts S9afe psrfaurs |
en- al forten preifen, nussspdbIte !
,dmmsr ftisseH um siusH Quarter I'M
preiIs.
Stafe, nusstleisne Bis ertra S9.s
'5-10.00; fair biz CUTE $8.00-9.s
70; orbinGrs S4.50-750; 80ds S.
70 uub psnieer. Sdmmsr. auserItlsHe
ne ertra $16.50-18.75; fair BIS
ute S15.25-l6.25; itconbs $12.50
-15.o0; orbinGre $9.50-12.Oo.
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glidts IfGrtt uuisre gesriffs bon
Rsd5t. GeieB, Serettigteit uue Gbrens
baftigtsit 70 iebr. oIs ptnn uns ies
manb @sIo f1ulbig 1T.
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fsft; TJetfers $8.9o-12.50; gires
So 25-1175; 2dmner $12.3o--I
1928.
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pierbe ums mamleiel.
Gineinnatt, /. Ottobst.

Der Wnrit mar IN Der berflohsuen
WO6e rubie unb &aDalsris> unb 2trs
tiletiepferbe iparel bic stnsisen. tpeIAe
in Ru6frage paren. Die prsiie parsn
ipie iolat:
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iltberFdt bes Cincinnati
Wtarttes,
Jhr bic @amtao, bm 1. citobsr
1917 snSissubs Dods.
Gfnt:nnati.1O Oftpbt.

Die naafoIs,nbsn Quoiirungsn BE-,
5itbsH ii4 nur auf gnsross3ran;oi'
iiousH. Bel ilsiasrsn GsIdGften mere
ben stipas bSbr. pr.if, b.r.9net.
proDifionen.
Sdmals. primn Gtsam
$24-5o- o-24.65; samilb 26A-27c.
Il ode ngefaI:enss 6lei d.
Sbort tfear Seitsn 28- -28ae; srtra
ibort clear Ssiisn 271-25e; ilfr5e
RipPen 274-2Sc; Bellies 304-3Oae
per Vfunb.
4trdudtrtts gIstfd. =
Short clear Ssiiem 09-31e; srtra
ibort clear Geiisn 30-30tc;; iurss
Rippen 9o-301c; Bellies 33t-33At.
sugar gureb Glsiih.
Shinien 28s-29te; gicnic SauIs
tern 23-23ae; 4reaifnit Bacon 50
40t; Sfulisrn in padeten 24a-
25e; Rep DOrt Gut 25l-26c; sss
trotnsts Beef SAuItsrn 34-34ae per
pfunb.
SaBsepStsltes Jts!4--
S9inisn 254-26e; picnie S4uls
tern 205e; Bellies 1886; S6ulisrn
in padetsn 20-20Ae; RttD gor; cut
DO. 21-21ae.
Grif4ss aleii4. - S6inisn.
loie. 26a-27kc; plenie S9uIisrn
20 PIC; S9ulisrn 23-234c; tur5e
Rippsuieiien 26-27c; ibort t!ear
RippsHIsiisH 26-27t; srtra ihort
clear Rippsnf,itsn 26-26le; leiate
Bellies 35l-36ae; i4iusre DO. ID
-35e.
WebI uno 0etreibe.
Wsbl. - Wintsr patsnt SLIGO;
@inter iauep $10.50; Winter farlllp
5000; Mintsr srtra $500; M;Htsr
orbindr sS.00-8.5O; Sartes gBsiJsE
patsnt $11.50-12.00; Sartss sSsls
sen fanep $10.75-n.25; 9artes WcIs
jen familp S10.OO-10.5O; WOrtbDes
tern eemii6tss $1o.75-11.Oo; Eoss
gen. Gitp, rsines. $11.00-ll.25;
ROsssn. Gitp. ssmii4iss, $11O0-
11.25.
Wsijtn. - Der Marit 1T 10 be'
moraltiirt, baB teins ssuausH Gaotls
runqen angsgebsn lpsrbsn tSrnen.
Deli 9toru. no. j iDetbes
S2.14--2.15; go. 2 DO. $2.l4-2.15;
Ro. 3 DO. $2.14-2.15; 30. 4 90.
$2.12-2.14; go. s DO. $2.08-2.1o;
30. 6 DO. $2.06-2.08. - Ro. ] aas
bss $2.00-2.O4; go. 2 DO. 500
2.04; no. 3 bo. S2.00-2.o4; glO. A
DO. $l.98-2.00; Ro. s DO. S1.96-
1.98: Ro. 6 DO. S1.96-l.9S. - Ro.
] s.mifftss $2O0-2.04; no. 2 DO.
$2.00-2.04; go. 3 bo. S2.00-2.O4;
Ro. a bo. $1.98-2.00; Ro. 8 DO. ST.
96-1.9S; 80. 6 DO. $1.96-1.s8. =
Wsibes auIbeniorn $2.13-2.14; gels
bts AOIbentorn $2.00-2.04; semii4'
tss aplbtniorH $500 A2.04.
safer. - go. 2 ipsib.r s2e;
Stanbarb psiber 6o4-62t; 90. 3
ipeibsr 60-60ac; RO. A tDsib.r 81
60c; RO. 2 gsuliittsr 59a-6Oc; gio.
g ssmiibtsr siubeimii4sr $3.50;
glo. 4 semiihtsr 58-5Se.
Rosgsn. - Ro. 2 nsuer S1,S8;
Np. 3 $1.S5-1.6; Ro. 4 S1.0-
1.S5; probe. $175-1.so.
WhiBten.
@trtauft purosH 1T 8bls. Dt
ftiIl.rs i5ini!hsb GOODS auf Der Sars
$3.50.
Ggotsrtsa.
aaffs. Sara 27-32s; Uso'
ta 27i-30e; Guatemala fanes 1sbe;
DO. sutfr 17ae.
&ip GGntst
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m snisa, 1. Dn., 1911


fte gesfen sarsn teuts Itarf beiddIiist
tod) ipassn e. nieiifsns Houiinesrbsitsn,
> 6brenn bic ylshfrass mad 1shsstn aiaE
itbr gEos par. 1is biHsEsisu iiHp unpsr'
1nbeff gebiieben. BUR 3aFiftsH pgrosH
pom ben oanleu bH--54 bsrs&nei, bic
Nsllss aber piaeirisH io!hs ~ u5--6k%.
sssaiss euf slsp psst
purben AZ Nsri iwiifsa GaHisn beriauft.
Sic apunIrrais bsirast soc yrdmIs per
$1,000
@sAia ssi essspa
ei6t.yssah auf Souso, wutpsn ~
al pro Bfs. sIsriins anstlfI. @sh.
ii sai 1sriin wuresH Hid3i auotirf: iiir
Hs6lsl aui DaSIs iT.e0s pro GraHs. aui
Amitertam <2.25s pss Dulbsn. gss6Ia
aui Bitu puroen nidt queiiIt. yires
i4e. Rubfl 1926. Siodholm pro Arons
t4s 3rases t5awsial 22Ks.
fsaHsts-rsnssiispss
parsn rphis aao itsiis. Die BaHIsa aae.
stFfu mtf f0faff
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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
Original Articles by Women for Women.

'l,f Should be held during the
Ic.i'.': .. rcd so that it gets the milk
'7a-..iT rEd without strain to the
no. - tor this reason the low foot
stovl r!": which the loot of the same
Size tat Tie baby is nursing may rest
is the easiest. correct position. The Pc
rio1 Of nursing should not be dragged
out indefinitely. Keep the baby awake
while the meal is in progress and then
let him rest. TM enty minutes. ten for
each breast. is desirable with a three.
hourly feeding. Most babies will
thrive better If after the first three
months they are put on four-hourly
feelings. Many doctors begin earlier
than this. Remember always to wake
the baby when feeding time comes. be.
tween the hours of 6 in the morning
and 10 at night.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
COMFORT BAGS.
What to Put In Them For the Soldier
Bows IN Dutv

What to Put In Them For the Soldier
Boys on Duty.
Comfort bags for soldiers are being
made by women engaged in war relief
work. This Is the time to make them
in order that they may be ready when
needed
For u comfort bag it is well to use
khaki cloth to correspond with the uni
form. The most important thing is the
equipment Soldiers do not want n lot
Of useless articles to remember you by,
but there are a number Of things they
do need.
For instance, If you wish to have
your soldier write to you place Il pocket
in the bag filed with stamped envel-
opes. not loose stamps. as they stick
together and are easily lost Writing
paper could be in the form of pad or
sheets could he slipped in each envel-
ope so as to he ready for use when
needed.
OF course soldiers need sewing kits.
which can he purchased in five and
ten cent store for 10 cents each. The
sewing kit may he folder containing
thimble. needles. many black and
white safety pins. buttons and other
things of the kind OF course these
folders can he mrGa ut home. Safety
matches. toothbrushes. washcloths.
medicated cotton. bandages to be used
for small scratches. darning cotton
darning needles. stomach bands knit
ted of gray WOOL postcards and lead
pencils are good things for the comfort
bag. Naturally individual needs and
tastes will be consulted.
The bag may be l3 by 10 inches. The
initials of the owner. his state and the
number of his regiment may be out
lined on the outside.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
HOW TO FEED baby
Especially Natural Feeding, the
Ideal Way.
THE BEST OF SUSTENANCE.
Human Milk Was Intended For Babies,
and the Next Best Substitute, Cows
Milk, Was Designed For Stomaohs
That Can Pass Tough Curds.

Prepared by Ohio state department of
health.l
That hun.an milk is the ideal food
for babies is an accepted fact, but
there may he too much even of this
diet for the baby. The baby should
have it's milk regularly, but it should
have long hours of rest between feed
ings. A baby's stomach holds one ounce
at birth and three ounces at one month.
Any one can realize how small this re-
ceptacle is If she remembers the very
small bottle which comes when she
orders an ounce of fluid ut the drug
store. 1t is mystery why a woman
will insist upon trying to make the poor
baby's stomach, day after day, hold
any amount of MIX which the baby
may swallow if nursed every fifteen
minutes. This constant nursing over
distends the stomach and causes fer
mentation, vomiting and collie. The
baby cries with the cO}ic, and instead
of giving the tiny little stomach
chance to rest the mother returns it to
the breast and wonders why the baby
will not nurse, or, if it does SO, won
ders why it cries harder than ever.
If mothers would only learn that the
frequent musings only make matters
worse and that often when the baby
screams it has had too much food
Some babies are gluttons, and If the
milk flows easily they swallow too fast
or overfill the stomach. and the result
is that the stomach contracts fOrcibly
and the food is elected. Babies who
vomit the milk almost unchanged as
soon as it is swallowed often have sim
ply eaten too fast.
The mothers milk may be too rich,
and SO the milk causes indigestion. and
it may be eructated in the form OF
cheesy mass which is quite undigested
In case of the mothers milk being too
rich the baby may be given drink of
water from bottle Immediately before
nursing, thus diluting the milk from
the mothers body. The mothers milk,
on the other hand, may be lacking in
amount. and the baby may have to
work very hard to get a very little
nourishment.
The mother should remember that
babies, like all other human beings, re-
quire generous amounts Of water. The
baby should have freshly boiled water
every day. At first it may be given in
a spoon, but later it may be put in
bottle, preferably one with wide
mouth and large, fiat nipple, and fed
directly from this. This has two ad-
vantages, for it trains the baby to
drink the water and to drink from
bottle.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Summer Hats.

The larger trimmed hats will Ger.
tafnly make their charming appearance
as the summer days approach and Old
Soils rays threaten feminine complex
ions. And as the hats widen they will
assume II much tiatter outline. Some
designers hnve shown the Wattear
shepherdcss hat for summer. that hav
ing the very bewitching turned up
back
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02
Bath Togs.

Foulard In white sp0tted with huge
circles of black makes an effective
bathing suit and is worn with black
or violet cap. shoes and stockings.
Roman striped tatfetas are also in
the front rank for extreme novelties.
as are the sports silks with exotic
Spashes uf color in all sizes of dots
ana squares and ovns
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-02

White satin forms the trained, square
necked base of this beautiful frock.
What gives it distinction is n surpice
black silk net tunic thrown over the
ivory effect. the net being richly en-
broidered with silver lace. to say moth
ing Of fringe.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-25

when 4 suit was instituted and cal-
ried to the supreme court of the state,
since which the county boards have
not attempted 10 adjnst individual ~
easements.
The firal discussion On the proposi-
tion was postponed unttl next Mon-7
day
Upon motion of Mr. sherin the legs
islative commits Was instructed tos
take such steps as may seem neces-
sary to get the military camp grounds
ct Lake Kampeska now no longer
used. returned to the clty 4 possi.
bic. MI shertn's suggestion Nas
raanimously adopted.
AT next Monday noon's lneetiney,
discussion with regard 10 tie individ-
ual assessment VIII 81 renewed md
probably disposed of q III q
Chamber of Gomnaerce a concelze III
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-25
Chamber Of Commerce Discusse.
House Bill Relating 70 Equalization

A
AT Mondays meeting Of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce at the Kampeska ho-
tel the matter OF empowering the
county boards to adjust Individual
assessments was raised
II appears that Representative J.
G. Stein has introduced bill to this
effect Mr. Stein said HE was not the
author Of the bill, but had intro.
duced II at the request Of various
county commits ssioners.
Colonel Stover, j.. w. Balsiger, A..
H. Cornwell. =. * Way and G. x. sny.
der outlined their views IN opposition
to the bin.
a. Il Sherin warmly championed
the principles Of the bill. and County
Commissioners D. NJ Bannister stated
that its object was to enable the coun.
~ boards 10 equalize assessments All
between individuals, the same as such
power was exercised PRIOR 70 1915,