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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-06

r The following Arms are privileged
W y. Moss a Co. Carlyle a Pgvah
~. NJ. West 4 Co. r. y. Maeerrns
o~r A Co. w p Mclaughlin. Mer-
4 Iynch q Co. w. A. Hamlin a
Wm A Neer n Co. Sinclair a
S11s' rrmet Z sprague. VIM. n:
0ckard a Co, Bennett. Smith a
w. IT. Reilly a Co. Matthew
IN. A. ". wallace a Co, Levin q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-06

STOCkHOLM. April Count
Johann Won Bernstorn. formerly ain
bassador to the United States. viii
be- Germany diplomatic represea-
tftive 10 sweden according 10 inc
Newspaper Dagensynhcter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-06
NV YoHK CoTroN uauI<r-r

Marriage is somermcs a failure
because a man De- unable to fH'0E
~ mo right excuse af 'fr right
time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-06
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations By Horn blower & weeks.
A r Nm H. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-06
Produce

St~adir-ss was the principal fea-
tu~a az Fha market tN.s morning, The
special demand iur poultry is about
over. rru. Haf ItIras Hgf by tbe ar
rival 90 several cars 90 westerns stock
the market has been fairly wr'l sup
Piled ~ 'ate and I~ n"W reported az
cleaned Tho butter market IL
firm or fH~ iarf advance EEes are
E-Hl holding their own rat the mar
kst fs poi" - tr storage ouyFrA
Hh0 aT. ur.r- every tTrrt g. get
prices down t1 "a point - safety.
Dressed .rl ."a and hogs are very
f-m bar except faf o. small advance
fn Urse~d OH the general list re-
E.aIas Gee Ra BE-
APpIe.-t3. r0g455 ner DOL for
ebore ard f50s for fancy.
Bsssnas - Good shipping stock.
Bsans-nried L.mas. 15c 70.
Cranberries-Late I1owos. - Per
pressed CaIv..-Faucy. lsaisc;
Dressed HoE. - Light ITeIse;
heavy. lbGisc- 10
Ffnnah Haddlrz--l5c n.
Fresh vegetable Rad .shes .s1
1oe dog parsley. e. b -Jc foz.. Gu
cuwbsrs. hot house. s. E1-5. ar
rrts. 81 so bu.. caul. f.weU. 225 dcr..
head Lettuce. icebsrg. $500 case.
shallrttz 580s5r dor Floriia csttry.
s. 6au case tomatoes, s. per s-bas-
krt .ra-e. spinach. 5-H IS per nam
per.
Hnrrv-Fanry wnIte. is9ITc. ex-
/ trEet-s 9113c 70.
+ Hny-rstroit shippers arr psy'lE
the fsiieVv..7s g-trc~ e.. vsfsd nav 10
/ ca lCts 2 p. Detroit 40 Z t'mo-
I thy UA591i5- staadarH timothy.
o%lt Hight riE~i. sl7.S0glt
No timothy ;isgi5 - mixed.
oio wheat nuf at straw. fsbodS
pr ton
Lemon--t4z5at7 per BOX
Lines 1pni2S per 100.
Sat---'T1 nuts 2oG7.c; aimondis
lFG zoe alberta f99fa-. RraEila
$50 t'r rrrzrn f5n1kr ~.
orsnE FgvrlE. t7ft Fiortda,
- 7'T '1 Der box.
I Onfs 80 20 rrr f7f-lh. sack.
Spanish onions. f.- crate Eeru1-
dae. $3.50 f..a rrr crate.
onisn White 90 yellow s. 20
per pro-.
P"tstae- - aff-rirar car lots -
bags. = - N1. new Brrwura4.
SIC p"- Dbl tr per h4.
Pouftry SPRING.. - &c. Irrt
spring. z. heavy hens z. &C.,.
med .urF 21.1.r stays I1reHr
rooster. ;.rltE. VttEs. 100
ducks EH p sr no
strawbe rries r SOC quart
sweet PntHtoes-frrspJs kiln drfrf
g. rrr crate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-06
New York Stocks

Quotations by HornhioWer a Weeks
- nu.u Hugh Low close
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

or does anything we can give her. Now
/ notice that the lines of her face arc
less drawn and she is beginning to be
somewhat composed. III
Work has helped these women I'm
mensely.. But they are only tXo out
OF tens Of thousands Of similarly con.
dttioned women In the Caucasus. Real
izing their need we have opened q shop
to employ as. many as possible. AL
ready SIX hundred. women arc en-
ployed In conbing. spinning and knit
ting wool. The first 10000 pairs Of
stockings knitted with be given away
with the clothlng we are prDvidins
from thee 100000 recently promised by
the american Committee tor Arme-
nian Relief.
But We are not contented Will, EN-.
ploying only SIX hundred or seven hum
dred women. We are eager to open up
similar work In other centers ana 30
extend It to weaving. which would
provide apinning for more women sc
we'll % weaving for the men. Thus
many could provide for thar. own
Fueeds ~ well ~ have the moral bene,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
THE LIKE e. HIM

Young men a plenty have passed the
Broad IN the shoulder and strong Of
limb. .E
But never my t~p eyes saw beeore
The like O. him. -4s,,
The drummers aud filters woke the
town. ~ sts ~s
The lads wero leanin' from roDfs and
And the girls came sw;armin'l up and
down. tts.
|, The like o. bees.
l stood BY the hedge to watch them
pass. IT.
ieuship' and lookin' the way they
came. : 4,
The sunshine glintin' On steel and
:. brass, Il
The, like o. flame. $50 s..
And himself looked down as looked
,., Up - Icy -
Twas first he went in. the marchin.
\, 1, Tine r,s...s. -
And the; light OF his eyes might fiji a
: The like O. wine. -.
\ proper lot are soidierin' men,
Plenty rye seen OF them. tall and
trim;
But Faith, IN not be seein' again
The like o. him!
He's ut for ladies in silkeu gowns.
And well I know. II he turns to see.
There's fifty Girls In as many towns
The like o me.
All. we'll! the hedges are comm
green
I'm walkin' out with Terry and Tim.
Walkin'-and wishin' I'd never seen ).
The like o. him.
-Theodosia Garrison in RicClure's
Magazine.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
GUARD AGAINST FIRES.

An important war duty should, be
performed by our citizens today. In
accordance with a proclamation Is.
sued by the government. the ninth OF
october has been designated as fire
prevention day, and it should be Oh.
served by our citizens generally in
providing every precaution against
fire. e.
All rubbish and trash of an inflam.
nable nature should be removed from
the premises of buildings Of all classes.
There should be thorough Inspection
Of residences, hotels. factories and Of
flee buildings in particular. but all
other buildings as we'll. Heating APP
paratus Of every description and all
piping should be put In proper condi-
ton for the winter. Apparatus for
extinguishing fire in residences and
factories such as glass hand grenades
should be made ready for instant use.
Under instructions from the state
fire marshal 1t Is assumed that there
will be fire drills In schools and fac
tories and that teachers and employ
ers win give short talks on the simple
methods of preventing fire as we'll as
Of escape from a burning building
These precautionary methods should
not be FOR the day merely. but II neces-
sary, the entire week should be given
to cleanup work against fires. II
can be done effectively only by sys.
temattc. careful and thorough work.
1t also requires the widest co-opera-
ton.
This Is really war defense work OF
an important character. Two.thlrds of
the fire loss in this country Is pre-
rentable. At time when We should
be absorbed In the conservation of re-
sources of all description let US give
special attention today and this week
to cleanup against fires. It Is
something to which every householder
and property owner should give his
own personal attention. Let It be done
without delay and done thoroughly.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
NOT A NEW ART.

We have new word A
new word but not u new idea or .
new art. We have had the camou-
flage girl with us for some time. Cam
outage. so the dictionary people tell
us, means painting to deceive the eye.
II Is an art that Is being employed in
the war. The tops of submarines are
being painted to look like the ripping
green sea waves. Battle ships and
cruisers are being painted SO that
their hulls will blend with the gray
sea mists. Along the war fronts CAM
outage Is being used to convey. the
impression to the enemy balloon and
airplane observers that batteries are
located where they are not. also con-
ceal the real location Of guns. amuni-
ton cellar and strategic troop move
ments. Paint Is used to deceive the
eye. That is camouflagc. But Is it a
new thing under t~e sun? Go to! It
is not so! Are we not all distressing
~ familiar with the camouflage girl?
The idea Is just the same when ap.
piled to faces, we take 1t, as in the
case Of the submarines and the ter
rible tanks--to deceive the eye Of the
critical observer. Canouflage as ap-
, piled to ships and armored tanks may
be more or less Of q success, buts "a
applied TO ladies It doesn't fool ever,
the wayfaring man.-Baitinore Ameri-
can II 50 Hs'T
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
. 4 aeA JvooE.

We call the attention of unitc'
States Judge George N. Bourquin L
recent incident In the court 0
United states District Judge waltel
Il Burns at Houston. Texas.
Judge Burns in charging the Fed
eral Grand Jury for the October term
called by name Senators stone of Mis-.
souri,. Hardw-ick of Georgia, varlamau
Of Mississippi. Gronna Of North Da-
kota. Gore of Oklahoma and La Fol.
lette of Wisconsin. Poi.
Then In a fine outburst Of righteous
Indignation this jurist and patriot said
in open court:
If l had a wish, I would that YOU
men had jurisdiction to return bills
Of indictment against these men. They
ought to be tried promptly. and fairly.
and believe this court could admin
lister the law fairly: but have a con.
viction AS strong as life that this
country should stand them up against
an adobe wall tomorrow and give them
what they deserve"
I Judge Dourquin might regard that
as highly irregular. and yet
We wish most heartily that We had
more judges like Burns. We hazard
the guess that Uncle Sam does not get
the worst of II when slackers are sum.
to that court.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
Hospital Slscleaisy,'.
Quickly, Cured.

0toFiaA Of how to- outNjt .iaspostoxS
WIN repoftsirk IN us3sr tn1mEe IN .hos-
pitfalls are among the. Oldest traditions
Of the medical branches Of -all -Asmies.
A fourteenth century !. collsytton. "
apecdptes shows that tn MSNaseror
was known ia those days AMI CaSdjAal
de Bari. who had hospital IT yercsil.
found its resources were bel6I OK
hausted by men OF this type. .slSIsseat
one OF his subordinatss .tosipxegtlgats.
This man. Petrillo ~ maine. whr, was
something Of humorist dressed hisn-
self in, the robes of = physician and
assembled all the patients tor IN ex-
animation Of their. wounds. Then he
graveiy, said: "There II clssrly but
one remedy nesdea for the . cure aof
ulcers Of this character. ana that 10 On
ointment made Of human grease. This
very day ! intend, in consequences. ~
draw by lot ono from among you. who
will be plunged alive into ,0oillux wa
ter and cooked for the 'valsrtlSsir az n1t!
Seized by fear. all tltp. poueptt made
haste to report thelnoeiveSEas tjllX "a,
covered frsns their ulcers. aS6 oonaa,
Quentlr etsre vss rooalip The haspltAj
for those who really nssS Skc0es.. Ihy-
sioians today. by tho usc zee simllAr
ruses. have discovered AaAys.:.hespltal
slackcts" h-4, HI. $50 MY
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
IS Years Ago
What Missoula Was Doing
on This Date In 1902.
(From The Morning Muscular for
October .. 1921

(From The Morning Muscular for
October .. 1899
The Epworth league social Mt the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage on hi.
day night was largely attended. Ele-
CANT refreshments were served by the
young ladies. -.
j. J. Layton. state boiler inspector
has condemned one of the boilers al
ule electric light company and the
work of replacing the. boiler with q
new one has already commenced.
The infant son osSJ. A. Grinnell died
yesterday morning aged I months. The
4nncral will take place from the family
residence at 2 O'clock this afternoon.
George Jones. the well known rail.
road man, is setting them up today on
the strength OF a, small but Important
arrival In his family in the shape of a
girl
The Peoples party will have q grand
mass meeting at F'renchtown this ,af.
ternoon which viii be attended by Wis.
ttors from this city.
: DR.. Slppy returned last evening from
q pleasant visit to his home in south.
ern Wisconsin. He also visited Chi.
cago.
Mira. D. w. Grinnsll came in from
Horse Plains last Thursday.
pr. GU Mills ana Miss Gertrude
Hathaway drove up to Lolo springs
Mednesday aftsrnoon to visit Miss
- p, X T. Z K d #
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

The dedication last week Of the
monument commenorating the discov-
cry of gold in Montana. at Gold Creek,
and the unwilling of u new monument
of Captain John iulian, at Bonner,
causes US to wonder whether our ctti .
zens have adequate appreciation OF
the work of Colonel Frank d. Brown
president Of the Montana Society OF
Pioneers. These splendid memorials
OF tho progress and history Of Mon.
tana are due primarily to the personal
efforts of this fine pioneer. His ap.
pea1s to the men of wealth In this
state have never failed. The result i.
that there are lasting and bcautifu
landmarks Of Montana's history t,
teach visibly TO the youth Of this stat
the value and heroism Of our pionee
men and women. The work goes on
but before ''sandba brown ha'
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09


The send.off to our young soldiers
yesterday was without criticism. Ous
citizens turned out In greater mum .
beers than on former occasions Of this
sort. the weather was ideal and the
conduct Of the men and their escort
In parade was flawless. The men de.
parted with rousing cheers and the
highest hopes that they would return
to US sound in mind and body. We
feel safe in saying that most Of them
viii be better men for the experience.
There Is a small contingent remain
ing to depart very soon and. the fare.
we'll yesterday may be taken AZ a
model for the one that Is to follow.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
Work Saves Wornen's Minds
A relief agent in the Russian eau

A relief agent in the Russian eau
casus. Harrison \. Maynard, writes to
friends in the United States of the
need to gite Armenian refugees en-
ployment SO that their minds may be
taken off the horrible experiences
through which they have passed and
at the same time they may become
self-supporting once more.
why should We Mve?' woman
who used to work for him, asked Mr..
Maynard. I'm spite Of herself we en-
couraged her to work." goes ON the let.
ter "and now she Is somewhat happy
and very industrious. Another wom-
an Of q different disposition was SO
harsssed by memories Of the masaa cres
and BY thoughts Of the murder Of her
only son. . teacher In the American
sohool at Bitlts, that she could NOT
sleep. When nfst given wool to spin
she worked at It desperately. going
cut at night into the street to spin
by the Nght Of the street lamp, a. she
HAD none In the house. Whsa she has
no wool to spin she comes to our
hqHas, picks oY<r 'wheat- by hdndr sSass
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
n EGATloN.

In negation-in complete and uni :.
yersal negation--there Is no salvation
to be found. Deny everything and you
will easily pass for a man Of ability:
it's, a well known trick. Simple
hearted people. are quite ready to con.
clude. that you. are worth more than
what you deny. And that's often an
error. In the, first place. you can pick
holes in anything and secondly. even
If YOU are right In what you say. it's
worse for you; Your intellect. directed
BY simple snegation. grows colorlcss
and withers up. While you crafty
your vanity. you are deprived of tho
true consultations of thought: life--the
essence Of life-svades your petty and
jaundiced criticism. and you end by
scolding and becoming ridiculous. Only
one who loves has the right to censure
and find fauh--Ohio State Journal.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
5-George G.. Meade.

handling large bde.
M men mat made the battle of Gettysburg
cIacs the heart
THIS soldier
he
Meade Philadelphia
American Schools
vas Florida with artillery
BEGINNING Of hpities
1855 he Joined
hardy old
at Monterey he breveted
When the short conflict
corps continued until tho beginning
general u sv Throughout
all OF the fighting. rising rapidly
the
denly the order dpacing
national
Of the Federal
: $50
Meade felt began nnaneuver TOR
position
Gettysburg
killed
corps failed hold the confedcrates
struck
rms Meade center hours the
P Lee selected Pickett passed this leader
placed himself
from the ridge they held
Meades
could
Even their enemy cheered them
OF the
Again
9 - ~ tz=9E. :,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
a sisLE NOTATION.

While reading a Bible belonging to
one ofsehc ladies Of the family, our own
being worn out with hard usage, we
recently found a notation penciled on
the margin Of the Twenty third Psalm
page and were a good deal interested
In decaphsring III for time had almost
obltterated 1t. to see II her theological
views had changed any in the last
twenty years or such q matter. We
deciphered 1t At last and found that II
read as follows: ~ smell doughnuts |.
Ohio State Journal.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

1t seems incredible that any mer
chant IN Missoula could be SO small a.
to refuse permission for u Red eros:
poster in his store window. And We
there are several such, according to tn,
Red Cross workers who have given &c
freely OF their time and money TO con.
duct the recent campaign. The pool
excuse that the poster shuts off tn.
light reveals a low sense of appreci
alton of the unselfish "a ork that Is BIZ
Ing done in this community for oul
soldier boys.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

The government having suppressed
his newspaper. Editor Victor Berger il
without Job. Victor might start a
newspaper in Montana where officers
OF the law are so busy with their po-
litical fences that they overlook
such trifling things as reasonable cd.
itorials and speeches.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

Frank Conley did IA patriotic ac,
when he sent Secretary McAdoo on
the way rested, refreshed and rejuv.
enated after a day at Conley lake
Life looks better to q fellow who
catches his own trout for dinner
though sometimes his head is swellcd
to the point where he thinks he is a
real fisherman.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

Just because you have woman sui
frage," said Rev. Mr.. Galley from his
pulpit on Sunday. don't think you are
going to save the world. In fact ]
think that in one particular branch of
our national government woman suc-
fragc has done great harm 10 Mon.
tana.' We wonder just what MIR. Cat.
ley meant.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

A Berlin dispatch says the reichstag
has adopted a BIZ. for the restoration
Of the German merchant fleet That
Is all very we'll but we wonder what
Germany will do With the fleet after
it Is restored.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
roo MUCH 70 txPscr.

Wtfe-"They've got a new girl at the
Blanks" W.
Hub-"That SO? wonder II she can
cook any better than the last one they
had L.. fGs
Wtfe-"Well. hardly. This one Is
only about twelve hours old.''-Bostou
Evening Transcript a,.,-. :.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

We agree with Col. George Harvey
that treason must be made odious and
add the suggestion that La Toilette be
made Exhibit A.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

In arranging your finances for the
coming year. please remember that it
viii cost three cents to write home
after Nov. 2.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

We offer side wager that Gronna,
Stone and Reed will have few rest
less nights until the case Of La Fol-
lette is disposed Of.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

Ouimet the amateur golf cha mpion
has Joined the army and VIC hope "a
add the names Of several baseball
players de luxe after the worlds ser
les.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

Won Hindenburg advises a policy of
holding on" forgetting, OF course, that
hands have been dealt to Generals
Haig and Pershing.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

Think of the fun our college boys
will have with that wooden statue of
1Iindenburg when they reach Berlin.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

We guess that the kaiser looks with
envious eyes on the White Sox record
Of two games on ice. with two TO win.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
ogrr,No ".

nowadays!. 'A
He-"And have Mr.. Hoover warn ns
70 nnaa q SYhStltYta3"- Judge, .,es II !.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

Those Of US who are soon TO Fay
ten cents for a five cent cigar will
know that the country il at war.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

'rassed along Nth The sther pioneers
" hope that The cataasns o. aGontana
viii fully understand tire value Of his
unselfish labosS. 49,, ~.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

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To- - Cfoee T.. I'll
~ d! u J. ,lS K
emgeglea 4g4a5nej ~ 8 Il - Ns
ses I 49, ,. 3. H44eA
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TSS ~ ~ ", ~ ..s,1 49,
sSS sGhen tS.v -. A, - ~ s -
M - :. 49, - - - =. $780,
s0i,.. - A. watt. .s O., =. !. 80 80
r,ssS1,s- s,,,4 ar.s~s.s - ,,.s.s.s ~
atroEsn aroun6 ~ 49, sskss. 49,
,afd 80 them IA the dr.ftsS 49,. ~
m Testsrdsv for CsiIn Ysi;SSis'..
+, ms monev was. rIyan. IL ~. "a
Croes. =, =. -.
.,.;.,. .s.s.s-z RI
Z Two partaeu In lstsxieds :teausefs
a9aF 'c6skAd" boots lalA $500 tAear
cant.h00se, one, day lat 9glek an
.truAced TO :AissonAe an5N(t ~
susasenaa q the .loesl sdtflf :l1eAra. 's
:. g :Incy ess1vee .a sevn vely saassysaa!d
'Stsy nred. Areye ~. thsy-Wefe.very
hpn!ty !. 1..:. ~ 80, ~.
auneer wii arave men 70 auytnines
s1e ~ ~ mssaace me 1911 Gowns
s. we ssonacns drove tne pastnsfs ~
sne asnlne Ioem. q one Of H y!
'eso.ns notess. - 49,. - y
s. -, oc 49, 70 zee; eanSet1ng 9sne4e
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sns .:!1sa ~ HaFss ~! 81 tne e.,eace ~
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

4 woman may fool her husband into
oelisysn9 ~ Y The head OF the house
but vase Qaat soel ths Aslghboys. =. Z
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09

Lincoln had not been to Germany
when he said that sou could not fool
all the people all the time.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-09
Godfathers of Army Camps
BY James C. Young.

Sopssh 1917 BY the Press Publishing
americas former National
that
'ne counys history
these did such donors. " ~ - -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-21

The Associated Press b ex-
rln4fxeIs entitled to the use IUr
republication 09 aal news cred
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Economy: Careful planning Keeps
Expenses Down

vegetable is cooked and either use as
the basis of a cream of asparagus soup
or reheat il and use for the making OF
clear bouillon by the adding of beef
extract or the ever ready bOuillon
cubes. The flavor of the asparagus gives
a delicious taste TO the bouillOn.
The bones from the crown of lamb
should be utilized for the lamb broth
served for Mondays dinner. The
braised beef tongue can be either
cooked in a slow oven or in the freless
cooker, while the root of the tongue can
be added 10 the vegetable soup (served
on Tuesday, TO give it zest and flavor.
The rolled flank steak for Wednesday
gives very economical dinner. espe-
cially as there will probably be enough
left over 10 make the rissOles for
Thursdays luncheon. This will some
what cqusIize the purchase of a fine
roe shad on Tuesday, which with care
full management should provide for
Tuesdays dinner, Wednesdays lunch
con and Thursdays breakfast.