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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. Robert Radke has gone to the
Soda Springs hospital to have an op-
GRAFTON performed.
A Red Cross meeting was held in
the basement Of the German church
last Monday evening. There was a
large crowd present VI. L. Adolf. John
Tiede, II. G. Martens. Henry Burgo-
meister and John Deeg volunteered
TO collect for the Red Cross in the
Pleasant Valley district.
Mrs. Scott of the state extension de
partment of the University of Idaho.
held a meeting last Wednesday after
noon in the basement of the German
Lutheran church. County Agent Kjos-
ness and his wife and Ben Adolf and
Wife accompanied her. About thirteen
or fourteen ladies' We're present.
Fred Radke is building a new barn
Louie Adolf is expecting to buy "A
ear sometime i'm the future.
Martens brothers have bought their
sacks for this seasons wheat crop.
The price is IA cents a bag
n. G. Martens and family visited
with John Deeg Wednesday evening.
Carl Bauer and John Deeg motered
To town Sunday 10 hear the governors
address.
Andrew Neu was In the county seat
Wednesday 20 get some supplies and
also purchase a new buggy.
Henry Huva made hnal proof on his
homestead last week. Christ Schrenk
and Adolf Winters were witnesses.
A large number of farmers have
Joined the Power county farm bureau
the past two weeks and Il Is expected
that every farmer I'm the county will
join.
John Dockter was i'm town Wednes-
day getting a load OF sac alfalfa hay
for his horses to finish his blowing.
John Schatz. George Dockter. John
Deeg and VIM Martens were In the
Falls Wednesday on business.
Louie Behrens is having a we'll
drilled on his place. He will also
build a new house sometime this SUM
mer.
H. c. Martens aud family. Hugo and
VIM. Martens. Fred Radke. John
Tiede. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Mueller and
Louie Behrens attended the patriotic
rally Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ills and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt and Mr..
Schmidt's folks from Oregon, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Myer and daughter
visited with NJ. l.. Adolf and family last
Sunday.
SMr. and Mrs. John Tiede an6 family
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jas
mann last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Stroh OF Aber-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22
ARBON NEWS.


David Roderick who had his limb
broken in two place several weeks ago
is getting along fine now. He has had
a evere time Of 1t. The limb had to
be broken over again and reset.
Frank Miller and family have NOV
ed out to their home here. They have
been visiting for several months at
Logan, Utah and Idaho Falls.
Mrs. William Allard and little son
left last Monday on an extended visit
to Perry, Iowa, where they will visit
relatives and friends. Miss Margaret
remained at home here to keep house
for her brother and father. The last
named has taken owe the role as chief
cook and bottle washer, and he Is a
dandy at It.
Conrad Weidermann went over to
Crystal Saturday evening to attend the
dance.
Con. Weidermann recently purchased
eighty acres Of land from Mr.. Max
we'll of Walla Walla, and is going to
farm on a larger scale.
We have had several warm days the
past week, in fact a little too warm,
but how the grain has grown. Also
the measly June grass has made a
great progress. Although the season
is late, the grass is on time. 1t is
beginning to ripen fast.
Boru. the past week, to Mr.. and Mrs.
ed. Snyder, a fine baby girl. All con-
cerned are doing fine.
Several of the farmers have
blown themselves for new combines
here.
Miss Louie Leayitt has a new line
Of millinery just in. Come and avoid
the rush and get your hat for the 4th
of July. Also ask about groceries.
Evan Vanderwood of Malad has been
in Arbon the past week on business
matters.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22

John Shultz. Frank Shuitz and John
Kurtz went 10 American Falls Tuesday.
s.. r.. Lowary had the misfortune to
lose his residence by fire Tuesday
noon. The house was a well built
0ne and was a total loss. The fire
started In the kitchen. Mrs. LOwary
and the smallest children were home
al the time and Mr.. Lowary was on
his farm at the head Of the valley
working aud didn't know OF his loss
til IN the- evening. The piano and
sewing machine and a few small ar
ticles was all that was saved. A
neighbor, Andrew Runer. living close
by got there In time to help get the
piano out. Several others seeing the
fire hurried there but reached there
too late TO do anything. There are
seven children so the loss will be a
hard one for Mr.. and Mrs. Lowary
who have the sympathy OF the entire
community.
John Rieman and j. J.. Wright mo-
tored to the Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. ID. Coleson and
family were American Falls visitors
Friday.
There was a mistake in the last
weeks items. II was Miss Agnes Har-
vey who closed the school at Roy in
place Of Miss Agnes Burns. Miss Har-
vey left for her home at Everett, Wash.
b. Byerley vas a county seat visi-
tor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasscock and Miss
Lizzie Scrimsher spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rip Roy.
Miss Helen Peterson who has been
spending a couple Of weeks visiting
al the home OF her uncle. Ed. Peter
son. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rogers motored
to the Falls last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lupef of Rock
land spent Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Malcolm.
Auctioneer Cotant of ROckland vas
a Roy visitor Sunday.
Quite a number of the young people
attended the dance at Henry Moss
Saturday night and REPORT a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Peterson, Miss
kathleen Peterson and Miss Louise
Ensign spent Sunday at Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knott and daughter.
MIS-. y. LOW man. MISS Laura LOW man
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Luper of Rock
land attended the services at the Mt.
View church Sunday.
John Rieman and G.. G. Sprig motor
ed 10 the FANS Wednesday.
There was a very large attendance
at Sunday school and church services
Sunday. Rev. J. Cowman preached
the morning service, going back to
Rockland to hold services In the even
ing.
Rock Springs had a Children's Day
program at the Rock Springs school
house Sunday.
German services were held at the
Roy school house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. chr Brown and chill
dron We're Rockland visitors Thurs
day.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22

Harry Hill, Conrad Weidermann and
Marsdon Talon have all ordered a
Mccormick harvester.
Miss Nina Keller and Miss Meryl
Porter went over to Crystal Friday
evening to attend the barn dance in
VIM. Snyder's barn.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Highland Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker are moving
all their belongings to Pocatello
where they have purchased eighty
acres of land six miles from town.
John Bowen, E. H.. Davis and j. R.
Bailey and several others are busy
this past week working in the interest
Of the national red cross. Mrs. Logan
and several at Pauline have been
working for the cause also.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22

deem and their grandson, VIM. Bur
mann OF Blackfoot. visited with Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Martens last Saturday
and Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marten Johnson and
son visited with Mr.. and Mrs. G. F..
Eggers last Sunday.
Mrs. Fedler and Miss Mary Fedler
called on Rev. and Mrs. George L.
Sprattler last Sunday evening.
G. o. Martens and II. c. Martens will
finish blowing this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Deeg,
Jr, a fine baby girl, June 9Th.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22

Herman Rupp aud Gus Blomberg
went 20 American Falls Tuesday 70
look az some land there.
4 r. O'Harra was an American
Falls visitor Thursday, bringing back
a big load OF freight for the Roy store.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22
NOTICE.

Anyone who has applied for an auto
license and has not received a tag and
did not get a License Applied For"
tag should apply at this office for same
at once, as no lieniency will be shown
anyone caught driving without a tag.
o. F. CROWLEY,
Assessor Power County.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22

r. B. Greenwood, chairman of the
board of Highway commissionera~pt
District No. l, left for Bose
Wednesday night On business connec-
ted with the district.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22
o Am VICINITY.

Miss Josephine Roy arrived home
from GoodinF this week whore she has
been attending school for the past
year.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-22

Mrs. Gus Wennstrom is the guest
of Mrs. Henry Hose of Fairview this
week.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-20

Tie seguro que e. nino que hay
en- casa de Ia genOvesa, es nuestro
Roberto.
mo, ESQ no es verdad.
Dijo este con tan gran energia q ell
malvado sinti6 que un frio terror de
apoderaba dc e..
Habia sido descubierto.
=; Mientes! iMientes!-prosigui6
Rcs..ina llorando,-imi Roberto ha
muerto.... tengo 70 n prueba .
mo me crees?-replic6 aun Sill
vano.-iPrefieres escuchar las in
vencioncs inseresadas de csc hon.
bra que envidia tn fortuna. que
he deciGido explotarte y para clio
n~ecesita perde"me!....
Sc detuvo un instante para bIs-
CO. IN nuevo canine.
De repente dijo:
" bien! 81, a menos ESQ es
verdad..
Roselina qued0 asustada por seme-
JAMIE cinismo....
Era verdad!. 49,. iLo confesa-
ball.
iAh, miserable..... ~ con que
objeto hizo tai cosa?
No osaba pregurtarle, pero lie nj
raba con asombro mezclado de espal:-
to-, recordando cuanto lie habia dicho
el senior Gilbert.
FL infame no comprendia Ell des-
nrecio que inspiraba a su antigua a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-20

mi hijo.
y ii faiste quie2 lie inditaste en-
cue fora,a .cnia que haccr IA decla-
aeon 4. datunci5n.
-;Eatendam.onos, e.. 20 no podia
- q esta mujer que Geclara-a l.
vo~re dc nueslro hijo. g9rsto CUE
ssty&@ vivo.
MAESTRO Roberto. e~ntonces....
Maya. TIA no sabes tonde est.
%2o:a@...
LA @enovesa?
ST.
S.yano cstaba SECURE de Que Ce-
c;l;a, atada por el secreto de. cci-
mca De 81 hermaao. 70 habia dicEc
Una paiabra.
-Cuaaio IL nodriza Sc llev6 csc
nlHo cue @aigntras til dormias 70 mis-
a!n p3se en- e. rucsto de nuestco 70
aesco. eS,sba % en- casa de Cecilia.
Eose!iaa Iuedo un momento suspeI
81, Dero rcflexion6 rapIdamente Y Sc
acord6 con precision de cuanto e. Sc
ne Gilbert le hab:a revelado.
No; III no ne dices Il verdad-
obJet1 am Ia genovesa 10 hate
niLo csc 0iI,o desGe aque- momento.
= Qui&r Il ha dicho ESQ.,.
Ella m;sma 10 dijo Z nj aboga7
do.
-iAh,-cxclam5 aterrado Silvano.
Eel seHor G~i!bert!.... Que lie di-
10?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-20

mantle.
Siivano anadi0 con cinismo:
He hecho 10 que crei mejor para
nosotros... y sobra TODD, para tt
Como! iOcultarme Ia muerte de
mi hijo Y hacerme Greer que csc nino
as mio!. ..-protesto Ia hija del Sc
nor Spearaudien poseida de profunda
indignation.
81, por tu bien....
mo 10 entiendo!
-Fut por tn padre.... tNo de-
biamos pensar que Sc opondraa 4
nuestra boda -. y ESQ seguraniente
hubiera hecho saber que no habia va
tastro a.guno de nuestro 10
ccmprcndi bien en- ST. colera a de-
cirle uue habias sido mia.
IT'D lie mataste con esa revela-
cion!-reprocho la huerfana doloro-
samenie. por complete des~ilucionada.
les que no pude p~rever.... y J.
denas era necesario. ...ino me que
daba mas que esa tabla de saliva
ciGn!......
Rose'iaa lanzo III profundo SIS
piro V fuG toda 81 protesta.
S:lvano con:inuoi
-;Ccmprendes ahora por que tu-
We que hab!ar ash,
-No,.....no 10 entierdo. 49,
respondio agriamente 20 hija de Spa-
rautdien 4 quien h indignation hacia
dssfallecer.-Tu sabias que yo te a.
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lie co@ta en- que condolences Sc 10
mandas;e.
ELLA h dicno esq.,. Y bien,
cue?
Que ESQ prleba que til no NE di-
ces IL verdad.
ESQ prueba, sencillamente, cue
he tenido raz6n y que he hecho bien
en tomar esas prccauciones.
-Pero 81 dia en- que lie enviasse el
Mao no fut p~:ccisaments e. de su ma
cimicnto. sine despues de Ia muerte
del otro.
ESQ es falso!-dijo el miserable
con o sorda.-Ese infame de Gil
bert te ha enganado Y ha inventado
ana historic para separate de mi.
No; esa es Ia verdad-iEsistio
Roselina.
-.Estas loca.
Mi hijo ha muerto!
No! mol. vive... tie 10 jul
roi
No mientas, Silvano... nuestfo
hijo ha muprto. AOIN
-Te 10 ruego!-slplic6 queriendo
que Sc justificara de aquella horrible
acUsaci0n.-Dime por que has hecho
ESQ ,pero no me digas que es false
poroue tengo todas las pruebas...
Dime que has temido darme Ell gran
disgusto de decirme que habia muer-
TO mi hijo y que por ESQ solamente
slstituiste al nino.....
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maba V no tenias necesidad de recu-

maba v no tenias necesidad de recu-
rrir a csc medic sacrilego.....
Pero tn padre, tie repito....
Mi ~padre!.... ST Ell Sc hubiese
opuesto a las re.aciones, lie hlbiera
contrariado 49,. hubiera ~espcrado,
de ser precise, a tener Ia edad para
casarme a pesar de su voluntad.
y e te hubiese desheredado.
-iAh!-grito Ia huerfana en- ell
colmo del Observation-Disclosures
fortuna es 20 que til querias y no mi
amor! iAl fin 10 confiesas!
-iCalla!
IA mi jamas me has amado-
prosiguio Rose.ina animdndose,-sr
ESQ no hubiese sido mas que por mi
padle no me hubiaras ergahado q mi.
No me hubieras mertido tan inGig-
namenta ahora que "a no vrTe, dan-
dome como MIC IN MUG que ro-
baQo, para apodararte rleJor dc mi
fortuna....
-;Call@! iCafia ya!-exclam6 el
miserable con I'm tono amenazador.
Roselina u miedo y Sc levant6.
-iOh! 81; vale mas que NIX Gale
dijo.-No qu.ero devoivacte ell dalu
que me has henho..... No quiero
i Dor mi tie pierdas... .pero ESQ
na tarmiaado... ME has d~astroza-
do ell coraZ5n:.... Ma has qaitado
Ia vida! iAnda con Dios... que nun
ca mas sepa que wives Ell el mundo..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-20
fOLlTICA MENUDA
SOCIAL.

Hace algunos dias dimos noticia
del prodigioso alivio de Ia "Rorra,'
ama&a yegua del Primer Jefe, y d.
limos qle 81 salpd va colindaba con
el retozo Fibre Y consciente, como CO.
rrssponde a IN animal revoluciona-
rio.
Sin embargo hoy con hondo dolor
cast sin respiration, notificamos a
nasstros innumerab:es lectores CUE
n .Rorra," que es e. desvelo de los
hom6res De pro, Sc hala otra vez re-
clu.da en- sus Ea6itacioaes. victlma de
una "recaida' que le impjGe resPin-
gar cor In ampli,ud { Gue esta 2cos-
;um5raJa por ei corstante rOce con
'os ei.Gadanos de IL libestad cfecti-
- : .2nchera.~
Numerous personals de IA mejor
.5cisdad del calrancismo s. han lido
2 info1mar de Ia said que guarda "a
~rg3ccc.ta 5esiia ' todos hacen vctos
.inceros por 81 proato ~alivio, para
quo : reaep!acito dc! jefe de "a
cS.panIa.
Is &c presaEGirsa que IA libertaria
y~s.a no resista =, coroz6n, porque a
Ion Fenus.iano Sc lie Ia visto mUcho
m.s ~preocupado dc 10 que estaba con
ESQ dc que IA paz Sc Ia echado enci-
m Y Cue 81 gobicrno esta en- un
t.iz !e cumsoliGarse per sGcu!a.
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- ECTGHN

D. Pizdras Neg.as nCs Eega ma
..!ie-4 postal que i la !etra dice:
I'm la5 e~!eccioncs celebradas III
.imamen,e en- esta localidaG salio
r~.ua:an.c don Nerust:2no como cast
u%d.c 10 esperaba.
Ia cosa se pegpetro con IN frlo
2.lc.a!, sill teaer que lamentar ma,
que Ino que Gro cstacazo ~e!ocusntc
y las mortacidades dc IA gene del
.es"cncliado regimen
Mucno nos compIace el resultaEiO
dc: cn.5ms e~lccto.a! ha5icu en- IL Re
yuD..ca y felici,amos con 81 alma l
nucstroS hermunos por obsesvar ca
elias una actitud fe:nenil ' ianguida.
No ar:. dc vSpc.arse otra coSa del
obrero man4mitido nj del labricgo
cient!il;cda. porQue i fuer de hi
JOS De CLauhtemoc no hacen mas
que imitarlo en- su aguants, sin pu-
ar Dor las ama5les tortulaS, Y mi
GanGanoS de reojo l. quieneS, mas ga
llinas QUE = rey de Tlacopan, nos
GesyaaltamoS en- cl eX.l,o. p%idiendo
una !l&via dc rayos para don Venus
: SIS mesnadas que &hora pastIn en-
ci "priscu lc Ia Icy, dc "a ibsrtad y
icl t;,,s"o.
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Y salio.
-; RossLina.-llam6 Silvano.

- hOS-Lllit. 4iSiIIS
Paro no vo:vi0 Il cara Y la VIC ga
lir del cStablecImiento sin dirigirle
una Ultima mirada.
Il.
Rcse!ina, aniarga1a por su amores,
llabia querido buScar M distraction
que los hicieta o:.viGar, y decide en-
trcgars2 de lln.:o 81 cuiGado de las OK
p.otaciones de su padre.
Ninguna &c aquelas personals 4 Gu
70 lado habia crecido, podian suponer
que fuera capa: de desarrollar una
actividad : una inteligeEcia seme-
~jantes.
Por 81 misma examinaba todos los
negccios y, con acierto, en- todos po-
ME la mano.
Desde los ~pr:ncros dias de su or
fandld, not6 nIevamente Ia passion
quo in~spiraba al hijo de su tuaor, que
nunca la habia olvidado.
Alfredo Rouvaire la amaha STEM
pre-, pero 4 pesar de que pcnsaba
h.cerselo notar Y aprovechara GUAM
taS ocasiones Sc p~ra&entaban para a.
proximarse a Rosalina, habia decidIdo
Dercaanecer soltera; e. hombre honra-
do q quien hubiera entregado 81 ma
no tendria que habor dido antes la
confession de su falta, y Ia verguen-
70 IA hubiera matado.
Por ESQ procuraba a!ejar a su pre-.
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TIROS AL BLANCO
PETICION.

Era IN padre &c familia
que hoy SURE aQui, %desterrado,
desde que nuestros hogares
cayeron ell esas manos
one ponen en- todas parties
su marca de negro tango.
Pues bien, como aqui los pobre:
nos vemcs siempre o5ligados
a correr GALES Y GALES
en- pos del systemic daario
lara cue w. pan nuestros hlJos
puedaE llevar & sus labios;
como cast a t0Gas horas
con amigos nos hallamos
que Ell frases muy eloCIentes
uUieren Gccirnos hien claro
que sieatcn nuestras desdichas
Y las penaS cue rasamoS,
Y como, por otra parte,
priva c! concepto insensato
de que so!amente el sable
maneJan los refugiados:
q suieto de nj historic,
padre dc fa!nilia, honrado,
cue nunca pidi0 un mendrugo
para Hear a Sis ia6los
pUeS slempre rlflo q les suyoS
no a los ajenos--irabajo,
colcrado en- clcrtG clr.u!o
DC puGiente; 'reacclGr"rlos
QUO viven "m caSas 2gandc#,
tue van al cine mas caro-.
Cue ticnen auto "a I yucca
:. cnauifear Nero ea t auto:
nor mas ure no 10 buscara
dc pronto Sc VIC estrechadO
nor aGucllos caba!!cros,
todos rlcos reaccionarios,
= den,cstrar claramenie
me 50 encCntraba arruinado.
Ducs ri pagaba II "ronda"
(dcspu@s de beberse cuatro)
M al 70 one les servia
f.. l.nzaha nj IN centavo.
.caudafaaos.
remicndo Que sus bclsillos
reyibier&u lii sablazo
poT parte dc las an&"st'aS
'e
- n,ord,acdose los Iabios.
20 tengo i]ntencion muy sana
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TIBERIO.

mcrcantcs de n marina americana. Los hundha c n la Tlsma lorna que a
teios les demas. Esi resucla ! haccr ie Il conflagracion europea una con-
lIarraci1n ruadial. y este pals eS e mas orilado e estos monentcs para
tcmar partc IN Ia iucha.
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FOLLETIN Mum. -.
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(PaSn Il Ia 81. plana. col. 2a.)
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National EXCHANGE and Commission c..

NEFEKLNCIt: LAKEHU N1!IuNNE HfN"
Ii Casa de Carbio mas amnguay preerma pOr To-: mexcahOs. VENDENoS. bnlens
o d. la rmha que Sc nos aigne. sITUAMcS TIncro mLNCASO y AMEREhNp
Dor NuESTRA CUENIA Y RIESGU Y lIBRE DE GaSTtS a cuaHuer pobhTdl de NJ
xEa iuNMcahdo Ia enuega Anes de hacer su conpIa a 9na ass; ecroanos p-
= II IFVIRt v Ga "N"' +. O. o - LAREDO TEXAS
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Paro no voivio Il cara y la vic ga
lir del cstablecImiento sin dirigirle
una ultima mirada.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-20
JUST PLAIN IRON
BEST FOR BLOOD
AND COSTS LESS.
Twelve Ounces of Acid Iron Mineral
Costs About q Dollar and Goes
Farther. Is Stronger, Too.
Natural Iron, Highly Concen.
rated, Is Best.

Instead of taking a pill or dose of
some prepared remedy which per-
haps contains alcohol or a blasting
cathartic you don't need, why not
get a bottle of medicinal Acid Iron
Mineral, highly concentrated
natural iron, testing over 10 de-
grees specific gravity.
A bottle of Acid Iron Mineral
costing dollar contains twelve
ounces of strong, highly concentrat-
ed, natural medicinal iron. So
powerful, though harmless that a
few drops in a glass Of water makes
a dose. 1t is cheaper, and is a
natural tonic one need never be
ashamed of taking.
1t is put upin six and twelve ounce
bottles for individual and family
use by the Ferrodine Chemical Corp
and their trade mark, AIM" Cd
bottle and carton is your guarantee
OF strength and quality. 1t IS nev-
er sold except in special bottles or
containers, ranging in size from
doctors emergency kit 2 ounce vial,
to barrels which are sold to medi-
cine manufacturers, half and one
gallon bottles for physicians and
hospitals.
Get II ounce bottle. Pour a
few drops, say half a teaspoonful, in
a glass of water and note how quick
ly 1t drives out poisons from the
blood, strengthens and tones you
up, brings back the color and
sparkle to cheeks and eyes, and
banishes rheumatic complaints, and
that tired, weary, no-good feeling.
You like it this way, too, and it's
stronger, cheaper, and better for
you. Absolutely no alcohol or dope.
1t doesn't disturb the bowels and
yet it speeds the appetite and aids
digestion. Get a bottle from your
druggist today.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-20
BUTCHERING TIME.
Some Excellent Recipes That May Help
You In Curing Your Meat.

You In Curing Your Meat.
As hog.killing time is now upon
us. the following recipes for taking
care of the meat in excellent style
are offered by Miss Amanda Ed
wards, county demonstration agent:
sUGAR-CURED HAMS AND BACON
When the meat is cooled, rub each
piece with salt and allow it to drain
overnight. Then pack it in a barrel
with the hams and shoulders in the
bottom, using the strips Of bacon to
fill in between, or to put on top.
Weigh out for each 100 pounds of
meat 8 pounds of salt, 2 pounds of
brown sugar, and 2 ounces of salt
peter. Dissolve all in 4 gallons of
water, and cover the meat with the
brine. For summer use it will be SAT-
est to boil the brine before using. In
that case it should be thoroughly
cooled before it is used. For winter
curing it is not necessary to boil the
brine. Bacon strips should remain
in this brine four to six weeks;hams
six to eight weeks. This is q STAN
dard recipe and has given the best
of satisfaction. Hams and bacon