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New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
French Restrict Use
OF Potatoes for Starch

PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Ministry OF
Provisions. in view of the beginning Of
the potato harvesting season and OF
the fact that the entire harvest IS
needed for food, has issued decree
restricting the grades Of the product
which starch manufacturers may use
10 small or diseased potatoes.
II is pointed out that If unlimited
liberty of use were allowed the starch
manufacturers, scarceness OF the prod
uct might be caused, giving specu-
Iators an opportunity to initiate prices
Ali sound potatoes beyond the re
stricted size. found IN the starch-
makers works, will be requlsltloned'
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
Hungary to Bar Visitors
''an to Expel Those Coming
10 Eat" lrritates Teutons

q, 'ORlCH, Sept. Ga report that the
'ngarian Minister Of the Interior in
"oS 10 eXpel foreign residents from
'uapest including Viennese, who are
'@ole TO furnish reasons -or remain
" has caused intense irritation in
snIIIn.s4. Hungarian newspapers have
sl,Y'-Sheo numerous protests against
o.. s..soAs going TO Budapest "solely TO
w W, something 10 eat"
me report has also aroused Ger
49, lh Budapest. Their consul is
s,,'d 'o''d as saying the matter was dell
49,. and o,e that would involve nego,
Cs..ohs between the Hungarian ana
'''naan governments.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
Accuses Cotton Mill Men
Senator Says They Spread Re-
ports of Staple Reaching
Germany

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Charge'
that cotton manufacturers are respon'
s,ble for reports that American cotton
is reaching Germany, and that these
reports are circulated to depress prices
without warrant and TO increase prontts
were made in the Senate to-day oy
senator Smith, of South Carolina. The
Senator presented government status
tics 10 show there is a shortage OF cot
ton despite the depression Of the mar
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
Spain Gets 3 Submarines
Soon to Have Fleet of Ten Un-
dersea Craft

MADRID, Sept. 6.-Three submarines
which Spain ordered IN Italy pefor'
italy entered the war and when re-
Gently were completed have arrived a.
the mort of Tarragona after 1ort!
eight-hour voyage from Genoa
Ii is stated that SIX more suonar t, lnvI
~ tbe total of the Spanish subms
80 Acct TO ten. Up 10 this time the
10 .n PcraI. constructed in the United
e,ates &C. was the only submarine SPAN
posscsSed.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
Serbs to Protest to Pope

NICE, France. Sept. 6.-Nikola P
Pachitch, the Serbian Premier and Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, who is stop
ping here, will soon issue a protest
against the Pope's peace proposal, &C
cording to the "Eclaireur de Nice The
protest will be based on the fact that
the Pope's note failed to mention Ser
bis, the paper says.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
France Honors 2 Generals
De Castelnau and Sarrail Re-
ceive Military Medal

PARIS, Sept. 6.-General de Castel-
nau. who commanded the Army of Lor-
raine, which held of the Germans from
Nancy in the early days OF the war,
and General Sarrail who was com
mander Of the Army Of Verdun, and
held the forces of the German Crown
Prince in front Of the Argonne during
the battle OF the Marne, to-day received
the Military Medal at the celebration
of the third anniversary of the French
victory on the Msrne.
BAR-LE-DUC, France, Sept. Gen
eral Guillaumat. commander OF the
French armies at Nerdun, visited the
hospital here to-day and bestowed the
decoration of the Legion of Honor with
the rank of commander upon Major
Philippe Bunau-V -Varills, former di-
rector general of the old French Pana-
ma Canal Company, who was wounded
on September 3.
The distinguished officer, whose
wound from shell fragments in the
right leg was so serious that amputa-
tion was necessary, is recovering.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
Lift Steel Ban, kobe's Plea

KOBE. Japan, Sept. AT mass
meeting to-day resolutions we're adopt
ed declaring the American embargo on
steel used in shipbuilding mennced tho
prosperity Of this city. Lifting OF tho
embargo was urged in a cable message
sent to President Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
ADVERTISEMENT

Comfy? You betl lie feels
lust as he looks in his Dreams
dead 10 the world on the softest
and feeciest Of clouds, when in
reality his blissful somnolence IS
due TO his horse hair Mattress
and Box Springs-HaPs. Even
the stars smile at the serene conf
posure OF the wise ones who know
the value OF a nights sleep on
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
Peru Backs Wilson's Policy

LENA, Peru, Sept. 6.-The Chamber
of Deputies in secret session yesterday
unanimously approved declaration by
the Foreign Minister on Peru's interna-
tionsl policy. This sets forth that Peru
aims to have her foreign policy work
for American solidarity. founded
upon the principles OF international
justice proclaimed By the President Of
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
II. S. Mission at Italian Front

ROME, Sept. 5.-The Anglo-American
mission arrived at the front to-day on
a visit 10 the Italian army. Among the
members is Francis B. ssyre, son-in-
lay Of President Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1917-09-07
,e,,t to Create Control
'| Committee Thrown Out
on Point of Order
Full Power Is
Given to McAdoo
,,,.,re Provides for New
Loan of $4,000, 100000
to Allies

,sy,ycTov. Sept. 6.-The great
.,,8i.s bill. authorizing $1l,5SS,-
.so !, bonds ard certificates, passed
'' uon.e tonight unanimously. Ac-
| \, the Senate as soon as the pend
wv fax bill is disposed Of is
F -. Administration leaders.
'ill'' ....r;sr amendment was added
wv ,.r r., ,be House. Representa-
- ", y,,-, Of PENNSYLVANIA. led a
" - Republicans I'm a futile fight
w. s;5sra,ior Of his proposal for a
" .,r.rs,trrcs committee, which
I" .... ,, o. roirt Of order.
70, thrown ''. ""
Tvsry effort 20 limit the 'oh'roi
,aI would give Secretary McAdoo
fs ''. ..I c,-.;fcates ro-
ever the pv"1S -.
lied in failure. ne las' hgh'' mace
p,,-sser.st.ye Johnson, OF Wash
-. s.rsrt the Secretary TO spend
rsioh' u 49,, -. ..-,,..,,,or al
3, least >-'''''.'' '0'
,,-.isigg IN dlsposlrs OF the bonds was
,.h,,,5 Overwhelmingly. II the Sec
e. g. desires. under the measure. he
'A'' =. ~ec..,aDer nvbl;c;tv some
h .,-eoo o1o s,,rorriated for dis
4" me Sl''o,.' ,,-i.5 .o-.;s...o-
posing oi 81 ..' o2'.-' anu -
Rsprcserta-yc Cannon, Of ILLINOIS,
- ,bc aGop'ior Of q compromise
'''','1 ~. l.e,,,t from, tavstior
a-snoNe"' .' -. :.
i,reyer ,nieFe>, OFT "0"us i''' %.
~ $1,000. lie wanted TO make IT
W, 80, =. r.-,,crs,ic Leader Kitchin
N'y'E' O-' ~, ,ho.
.sg.d noi agree TO ''".'
po,5 I.sue Provisions
. Il
Tie bill authorizes 'he ISSUANCE VI
.-sa35460 worth Of convertible i
ho,5s ,,biect 20 supertaXes
Pr cent '0..--' .ar,,;,oto
I'd war pron's taxes anu W " ''''
., ,is discretion Of the Secretary OF
,.r,...rrv OF this total S4.OOO,0OO,-
ne -.- r.w Allied loan;
No worm .s -'' -. oror .
a.Qogv0yJJ "ol'A 10 ''N'
- per cent issue already authorizeu'
-. .,-,g;gi-c s52s .q45.46O to be
.-- ''' .--.:.,- ,,-t.;. outs+snd-
Used ior converting "a. ".
u bonds, including the panlsh Nesv
,.Es. Alaskan Railway, Panama Canal
-, ..-..-,,,.;or issues
90 la'al ''..''' -.,--:-.I oe 40.
Issuance also IS aulho' ''eu - nv
-5rs than s20oo.C0O.OOO worth eacn OF
,,-if,stes Of Indebtedness and war
- certificates. TO run not more
rs -ud sre vears respec-
ar one year ana ''e , a. s.,
a,sIy, al rates Of interest 10 De n~eu
Big The Secretary Of the Treasury. lheSe
D.. .,biect 70 the same
@ ...'a a., =. " lo,ds
r., III, nroviGes that foreign bonds,
taken in exchange for loans, shall nov
be so.d AZ less man INC ~ 4adoy l,iaT debate
for more '..aN s.,, ;.-o1T 20 The gen
'es's9 ION '-y o-'i -;tTation Sneaker
HsI VAT '..ra..-l...s -la.;ye Shirley. Of
.,, sa1 i.st,v . ~ moro taxes
nen'1vAi' u-E-.e ~ declaring
mould be le'Lea soon G"H ;e Concress
;'a'e dsAgeis l-S .. go uo,,s,tities Of
,ohsAles 10 l7eue e. 9aIms,ization
.ol.s "I'NV1- 'e'iN
v '1Ae'' -,
Clark warns house
Speaker Clark warned the house
against financing the war TOO largely
by bond issues.
4 favor q ffty-ffty proposition as
's,veen taxes and bonds or something
'ssr that for financing the var, eHclu-
yc Of foreign loans,' he declared en-
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
Deals in Dirt As
Recorded Last Week

l.. X. French ct ux to W. II,
Trlndle, 200 acres. $40.
Simon ]. Kuster ct ux to Fred
Edwards. 100 acres, $500.
d. r. Parker ct ux to Michael
Creegan, 4 lots Condor. $1,000.
c. o. Portwood to Mary ],
Lamberson, two lots Condor $3.50,
State of Oregon to Levi S
Hines, l20 acres, Sl050.
]. j. Wasson ct ux to Lottit
Keizur ct al. one.half lot Condor
$3.50.
c. A, Selvy ct ux to A. X
York ct ux, 100 acres, $2400.
Us. Burres to Geo. l.. Garrett
4S0 acres, 81.
N. P. Railway Co. to Edwart
Bottemiller, 100 acres, $3.50.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
Official Proceedings
of Our County Court
Continued from tlrst page

Continued from first page
Road Supervisors, the following ap
pointed-No. /, +, W, White; No. 2,
C. 4. Van Wunkle; No, 3, W,k. France
and w. T. Solvester; No, 4, ], F. Hurt;
No. 8, II. A Stewart; No. 6.Con.inued;
No, Z. w. q. Myers; No, .. c. R. Peugh;
No. 9, L. A Sybouts for East Side and
E. b. Schomp for West side; No, 10,
A. A. Anderson; No. IL, A, Neel:
No. IL, l.. II. MeCulloch; No. Is, None
appointed; No. Ia, r. s. Wilson; No, l6,
NJ. II. Eaton. Bonds fixed at $500.
In the matter of approval Of official
bonds The following approved; Chas.
pahlke. Justice Of the Peace; &. N,
Laughrige, county Clerk; J, c, Sturgill
School Superintendent; o. 5. Ehi, Cor
oner. A. S hollen. Justice of the Peace.
In the matter of the petition of DIN,
Burnett ct al for county road-Petition
allowed and board of road viewers. as
follows; J, w. Kirsehner, surveyor;
Sidney Smith. road master. and J.. I.
Hurlburt, appointed to meet February
q, 1917, to view the said road.
In the matter of the resignation of
r.C. Mobley as fruit inspector, resigna-
ton accepted and II. d. Randall ap-
pointed.
In the matter of auditing and allow
ing road bills against Gillian county
The following allowed and ordered paid
F. W. White, road work, $500
Adolf Haidlen. road work $l03 W
Fred Bloom, road work. 81
Ed Williams, road work Z 50
C. A. Hansen. road work and
teams Is s.
John Billingsley, man and teams s s.
Sidney Smith, salary and
expenses 2S6 IT
Jack Flett, labor Wolf Hollow It's o.
R Clancy, labor Hay Greek
grade. Is 0t
G A Alkire, Cunningham Bridge SOi
{ A Lewis, labor Cunningham
bridge 4 Ot
Chas J Ames, auto hire TOt
CIV Phegley, road work 20 81
H E Snyder, repairs % Il
G Anderson road signs AZ
liodson- Feenaughty, road drags. "a s.
Dunn Bros, supplies 25'
G H Ross, road work 1916 account IS 0'
Jameson & Marshall. repairs for
engine III
Arlington Lumber Co, supplies go
G. N. LAUGHRIGE,
County Clerk.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16

the portion OF the left side that remain.
cd. inserted myself into the space
that was so indicated and laid my arm
along the window ledge behind her
very much undressed back so that !
might give TO my lungs space 10 ex'
pand for mir think that arrange.
ments made very much for the com
fort OF the beautiful Madam Patricia,
for she Immediately appropriated that
arm as u cushion for her undraped
shoulders.
And there IN the mansion of the
gouverneur of the state of lIarpcth
himself that lovely woman cid unfold
to me the most wonderful plan for the
most enormous robbery Of both her
own government and mlne--or should
say of both OF my govcrnments2--that
It could be In the power OF mortal
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THE DAREDEVIL
Continued from Page 2

for he really needs Buzz. Now, you
run home and get ready for one great
time at party I'm giving to you to-
night. And, Robert, remember to tell
me everything the flies say, translated
in your United States"
Il will, ard l go, my Gouverneur
Faulkner" / made an answer to him,
with laugh, in which l did not show
entirely all of the pleasure l expert
enced when l discovered I was to be
in the place of his secretary, that fine
Buzz Clendenning.
And with much haste l took my de-
parture from the capitol of the state
Of Harpeth to Twin Oaks In the car of
my uncle, the General Robert, for
knew that upon this evening l must
make a new and terrible toilet and
would require much time thereto.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16

Follow me from the ballroom Just
after supper at midnight for a half
hours chat alone In Il place l know.
and don't let either the general or the
governor see you," she then said in an
undertone as the Gouyerneur Faulkner
bent forward and began a laughing
conversation with her.
Il Will" | answered her under my
breath. and leaned back in my chair
so that the Gouverneur Faulkner could
more conveniently converse with her,
And to that end he placed his arm
across the back Of my chair, and thus
sat In his embrace with my shoulder
pressed into his.
AT midnight" whispered, while
bent for a second to kiss the hand Of
the beautiful Madam Whitworth as
she left the room. AS raised my head
from the salutation | encountered the
eyes of the Gouverneur Faulkner,
which looked into mine with an express
sion of calm question. And for a mo-
ment | let the woman rise superior to
the raven attire, and looked back into
those eyes, in which saw the mys.
tery of the dawn star, as would have
gazed Roberta, marquise Of Gree and
Bye, had she been attired in the white
tulle and lace abandoned in that New
York. Then beat her back down into
my heart and gave him the smile Of
fealty that was his due from Robert
Carruthers, his friend.
The hours that followed my entry
into the ballroom In the mansion OF
the exalted Gouverneur Faulkner were
like minutes of time that dropped from
a golden clock Of joy. l danced on
feet that were strong wings to glide
over floor that was a many colored
cloud from the reflection Of the soft
lights and the silken skirts which ruff
fed over 1t. And, what was most en-
joyable to me in this case, | glided In
whatever direction pleased me and
took with me the armful Of cloud
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16

At dinner ! sat beside the Gouver-
neur Williamson Faulkner, and tears
came into my eyes as he rose from be-
side me at the head of the table and
said:
Ladies and gentlemen, | ask you to
drink to the homecoming of Robert
Carruthers, my friend, your friend and
everybody his friends"
And now what have you to say to
me, boy, the Oldest friend you've got
In America who. hasn't seen you for
days that have Been too long?" said
that Madam Whitworth, who was seat
ed at my side, and as she spoke she
turned one lovely bare shoulder in the
direction OF my uncle, the General Rob-
ert, and the beautiful Mile. Sue and
also Buzz, as If to shut them away
from her and me In little space of
world just for two people.
Il can say with truth, madam, that
your loreliness tonight is but the fow-
ering of my suspicious Of it that morn
Ing upon the railroad train" | answer
| ed her In words that were very nice
translation Of what that fine young
Cossack had once said to me at the
J Chateau de Gree Of my own Towering
into rose chiffon after an afternoons
hunting with him in corduroys. And
in truth spoke no falsehood to that
Madam Whitworth, for she was Of a
very great beauty Of body, very much
of which was in view from a scanti.
ness of bodice that / had never seen
| excelled in any ballroom in France.
Il knew you for poet from that
adorable black mop which | see you
have very nicely plastered in an exact
imitation of Buzz Clendenning's red
one" she answered me, with laugh
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
w. A. DARLING,
Aft. Armory Hall Annex.

which was the girl with whom | wns
dancing. on long swoops of my own
viii instead of being led In my lights
by another. as had always before been
the case with my dancing. II was the
most OF Joy that had ever expert
enced, and as so enjoyed that free
dom did not know how II was that
should have such a feeling OF dlssat'
isfacfion when | heheld that beautiful
Madam Whitworth dancing within the
arms Of the Gouverneur Williamson
Faulkner. blushed that should be
30 unworthy. with such an unreason.
able fury In my heart and ! looked
away so that seemed not TO see the
Of the very sweet Belle girl in blue
ruti.es and silver slippers | was guild
hIg pass him In the trot OF a fox.
1t is with u burning OF countenance
that arises from a hot shame, which ]
do not even TO this moment exactly
understand, that | recall to my mind
that half hour which Mr. Robert Car
ruthers of Gree and Bye spent with
the beautiful Madam Patricia Whit
worth In one OF the deep windows that
looked from the private study OF his
excellency OF the state of Harpeth
over into the great hills that surround
the city. Things happened in this
wise: That Madam Whitworth made
the commencement OF our duel of In.
tellIgences by assuming that was a
simple French infant before whom she
could dangle the very sweet bonbon of
affection and take away from II u
treasure that II held In the hollow OF
lis hand as "A sacred trust: that Mad.
am Whitworth did not realize that In
stead OF a very small young boy from
gay Paris, whose eyes were closed like
these of very young cat. she was
dealing with the very wicked girl who
placed the word "devir behind the
word dare"
was that girl.
81 suppose 1t Is absurd for staid
old matron like myself to be jealous.
really jealous. at seeing child like
you being consumed alive by lot OF
simpering misses In pink and blue chif-
fon pinafores, who ought to be In their
nursery cots asleep, but ] have been
aud am. boy. Did you forget that !
was your oldest friend while Sue Tom.
linson fed you sweets out Of her handT'
And as she spoke she seated herself
In the exact center of the window seat
and motiOned me to place myself In
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16

mind to conceive. II was beautiful.
reasonable, generous patriotic, sympa.
thctic drama OF the gigantic war mule.
aud It had only one tiny, hidden OBJ
scure line In one Of It's verses, but In
that line lay oil OF dlshonor that could
come to n man and state who should
allow n smaller nation lighting for Its
life and Its honor TO be defrauded OF
one Of the supplies which were OF q
deadly necessity for Its success. 1
think even saw the dastardly scheme
more plainly than did my uncle, the
General Robert, for had listened with
more than one ear while my capltnine,
the Count dc Lasselles. explained 10
wee Pierre some OF the details OF sup
plying the army of the republique.
roptinuad newt week
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
Musicale Has Been
indefinitely Postponed

The musical entertainment
which was advertised for tonight
has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the fact that the
County Board of Health decided
that it would be better to have
no public gatherings until the
cases of scarlet fever were vel
under control.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
CHAPTER VII.
Drama of the War Mule.

- HAVE a desire to know If it Is
81 into the life of every person
there comes one night whichS he
is never to forget until death and
perhaps even after / do not know,
but | am sure that shall always keep
the memory of the night sIpon which
Mr.. Robert Carruthers of Gree and
Bye was introduced to the friends of
bis ancestors It is my Jewel that
seems drop Of hearts blood that
win wear forever hid Ia my breast
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
Entertains Friends in
Honor ot Birthday

Vivian Wilson entertained a
number Of her little friends at
the home Of her parents in this
city last Saturday afternoon,
The affair was in honor of her
seventh birthday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
FOR SALE:

GAO acres 4 miles south of
Mikkalo: known as the Lige
Mcpherson place. now owned
by w. H. Peugh. For price
and terms call on or address
c. r. PEuGH, Condor. Ore
gon. 46d49
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:
Well drill; one black Percheron
stallion, six years old; also
other horses and mules. At my
ranch in Ferry Canyon. In
quire at Red Cross store. J. A.
RICHMOND. 47p49
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16

Clarence Olson left Tuesday
morning for Portland.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
WANTED:

To rent 100 to 100 acres of
farm land. Answer at once.
Address S. B. AMIs, Condor.
Oregon. 4Spd49
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
ATTENTION!

l wish to close out my large
wall paper stock and will. until
further notice. give rs per cent
discount on all sales. Nearly all
my stock was ordered before the
rise of paper stock. Paper is
still going up aud this is the
time to buy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
At $25 each, Poland China
boars, Z months old and good
ones. Call on or address |. A.
Hoskin, Condor, Oregon. 48d49
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Five year old horse weighing
1900 pounds. A bargain. Call
at l. E. Fry's Garage, Condor,
Oregon. 4STf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
FOR SALE

Two dozen pure bred white
Leghorn chickens. Call on or
address Mrs. w. B. Maley, Con
don, Oregon. 4Spd50.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16
WANTED, LOST, sTRAYEo FOR SALE, ETo.


Auto crank somewhere in Con.
don. Was lost about January
10th, Finder please notify
DR.. B. A. Cathey. 46tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-16

FOUND:
Child's ring. Set with red
stone. Owner may have same
by calling at this Office and
paying charges on this notice.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-18
CANNING and DRYING
FOR WINTER use
Continued From Fage One.)

Continued From Rage OneD
rather small pieces so that they will
dry out readily. Place them in thin
layers in open trays stacked one
above the other and placed before
an electric ian which is kept run
ming until they dry out. Nothing to
il" But it seems to answer the
purpose most admirably. If the mar
ket is flooded with string beans, YOU
can get Il bushel of them and blow
ali the water you can out OF them at
Il cost OF ten to twenty cents for cleo
tricity. In the winter you put the
water into them again by letting
them soak over night, and YOU have
fresh string beans.
Some things, like beans, are blau-
ched before drying by being lowered
into boiling water or placed in steam
for a few minutes before drying.
They should be dried until no water
can be pressed out of freshly brok-
en- piece-that is. until tough and
. leathery; bat not until crisp and
brittle. TO be sure of getting them
evenly dried. and sufficiently dried,
each batch" of dried material
should be mixed and conditioned =!
pouring it fro none contaiGer into
another two or three times during
the first days after drying. If too
moist, it can be put back and drleo
out more. The dried products
should be kept from the light afie-
drying. as otherwise they lose their
color. For full particulars and de
tailed directions for this new meth
cd OF drying. send to Washington
for Farmers bulletin Number 841
Drying Fruits and Vegetables in the
Home"