davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

Czesciowo Tub stale. ia moge Wyka-
FAC wan jaS zarobiG MONA $40 do
SIS tygodniowo, pracujac we VOL
nych chwilaeh i przez to samo nau-
czyc sic stalego Interest," gdzie teraz
Jest sam czas wielkiego zarobku. -
Musza bye % lat wieku | dobrze obez
name W mieScie. ZgiosiG sic 1858 ".
4Sma ul.. r6g Wood ul. Zapytac sic
O nana SMiniarskiegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZEDA do myeia naczyn. krot-
kie coaztny, dobra zaD'ata. 66& Mil
wnakee ave. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZEBA do robienia koinierzy,
fastrygowania ~podszewki, trimmer i
wykohczarzy, PREY meskich surdu--
tach. 1913 Emma ul. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZEBA DZIEWCzAT PRZESz-
20 16 LAT / KOBIET DO PIRACY
PREY POWER MAS2YNACH DO
SZYCIA. DOSWIADCZENE ME
JEST P0TRZEBNE. hATWA PRA-
GA WYSOkA, ZAPiATA Ma PO-
CZATEK. WIELKA PRZEWIEWNA
PRACOWNIA. UP-TO DATE CAFE
TERRA Ola WASZEJ DOGODNO-
SCI PRZEKASkI Pc NLSKICH CT
MACH. ZGkOSIC SIE ZARAZ '2OOf,
ELsToN AVE, ROC ARMITAGE.'
IS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZEBA kelnerki ma stale oraz
ma ob'adowe godziny. 709 Milwaukee
ave. Nova GwiaZda Rest.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZEBA boring machine HANDS;
l.. R. Harsha Mfg. Co., 1000 Carroii
aye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZEBA mezczyzn do og6lnej
piracy. 1915 Webster ave.. blisko FL
ston ave. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

YsIDNH snip r%R7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZE3A 0ortera do salonu. A.
Semro, $40 w. Van Buren, ul. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

,POTRZEBA polskich kobiet do ra-
chowania, 1 zwijania work6w z e.
mentem 1928 S. Wood ul. 16
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRzEBA doswiadczonych opera
torek ma maszynie PREY rekawicz--
kach, take dziewczat do nauki. =
2729 n. washtenaw ave.. z tylu. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

PoTRZEBA kelnerki, latwe sodziny.
Ge4 milwaukee y IT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTFGEgA 3ezcEziy4i Eobiety 90
przebierznln sznzt v xE.adzie sta
ryc@ r-ecy. ett9 \. Wccsera eve.
Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

$3.50 PLAYER f~ortep:an jak nowy
"a $3.50. s troche u*ywanych forte-
pian6w " dobrym 9tanie, bardzo Ia
MO. $500 elektryczny fortepian
5000. otwarts wieczorami, 1851 y.
HaIvtad nj. 1919
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

POTRZEBA doswiadczonych opera
torek PREY singer power maszynie.-
Stala praca. Dobra zapiata cd STU
XII lub tygodniowo. N. w. Garment
Co., 1861 Milwaukee ave-, 3cie pie
tro. &c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

PoTRZEBA sprayers PREY biaiych e.
maliowanych meblach. l.. r. Harsna
Mfg. Co., 1000 Carroll ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
D|URA Piracy. |
II. KREUTNER

Najwieksse BiurO Pracy.
poTRZEBA wiele dzlewczat do restau.
racvl. klubow z nied5ieia lub bez, tak4e
rncharek 10, dziewczat do pantry,
steam table, do zbierania statkow 20
stosow takze do hotelow. fabrys. pral-
81 kobtet ma krotkie Sodzlny. Ovarian
t.ntemy dostarczyc wan dobra staia
ersne. Take mekczyzn do restauracyi
DO pomocy W kuchni l porterow. Zgio.
sic ssp ss MSIIWAUKEE AVE. 2sie plctro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

PCrRZEBA so DOSWIADCZONYCH
OPERATOREK FARTUCH0W Ma
POWER MASZYNACH, $40 DO SIS.
PLACA TYGODNIOWO. IUB Old
sZTUKI, DARMO KAWA. JASNA
FABRYKA. sTALA PRACA. 125O
N. PAULINA UL., 3cie PlETho.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-29
Ardmore School Pupils Asked
to Make Sacrifices to Aid the
FatherZcss Children of France

you're thinking She went up 10 the
poor soldier and apologiacd ior the
bad boys and told him how sorry
she was about it,
She went up 10 the bench on
which he sat and rested her bonnet
box on the arm OF it. She looked
very tired and said Connie it fait
chaud! (With sigh I'm >ure) "si
vouS voulcz etre un chic type, vous
m'aidericz,' which in plain English
means, My but I'm hot If you are
really decent sort OF a fellow you
will help me to tote this box
In other words, she asked a favor
OF him in order that he might get
away from the spot without beat
ing a retreat. The man jumped up,
took the big box in one hand and
grasped her skinny little hand in
the other and they trudged away to-
gether.
A French Girls Bravery
The other is Of o'~l about sin
teen years old. 81 4 a coun-
try town in ice. Her
father befc war @. ied and
operated q glass factory. Although
beyond military age he had gone 10
war, and so only the brother q three
weeks old baby and two other small
children, and Germaiue, the girl, re-
NAMED at home. Rumors had spread
that the Germans were advancing on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-29
+ Furnished by Publicity Agent of
Ardmore Branch The Father
less Children OF France

AgTI lea. tHH. IA IHHHNN Nt.HH
N'"'"o' nI1''0" TC J. "'''''-
'eSs C"'u'ei OF ! 'd"'e'
~, ,, -, ,. -
"e Pup''0 Schools '"IS "TCN ""'
, ,elu tnSIr support 10 me nc, rather ,
leSs Ch'uren 9i france nc scnoo'
S,,aunt'' ,,, WI. ,, ne "sNGu TO iou'G :
!us' - i'p0t'.'! a. ',Sy "a" ,.", 'o"".u .. -
tnis penSEolencc' uSl " n'uc S9o'I- %
ne on 'ne p'I pI e"Cn one u mem 1,l
WIZ WI, me-" l,''I ''e i,C "a uino' . Se"ooI'
"ii give suD''"''''' ''u /" '"e 'SSo-
''@r'on'
100 o'ten 'E'S quest'oh OF pCneVo- {,
ience on ihe Pa'' OF the schooi 'hl'-
ureli resolve 'I,e'l ,. mo peneIo!e'!ce ,! !
on tHe part oi '"G I%'le' J" t'iis III ~
stance u - "'McH ''lI' ''e 0i'i'"i I''
th,nk .., o. so";''l'lI'S uey Cou'u 10
W.: MIt"ou' |iu oS I:,e"ns VI 'i,s 9"C' +.
,,oe I "S9in' -. 49, li.oliII ~" 81 10
'Ne auo ,Io;' - = I'lC, L;.. -; ''u' .'' Ga,
N'iie' L ia - up E s''iI''ns ~ -le'
nc PilIIl % 'ie wal "ie' , iI.'e
ili'ik WiIt j. mus men III ! "''l1'
III 'hese eiioii i'.ii'I''s, nm ,,. ",i"I" wv, Wv
"'e asNeu ~ s'St, wy ''','''V'' II,i '"
Dttn SOllltlEllS ilhN l4l40 ~ llN'l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-29
Notes of Society.

Mrs. !. w Potter and children
of German, Texas, who are Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Tucker.
10 Scott street. are spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell T. Brown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-29

will o'clock Tuesday ait, her daughter Mrs NcCain Roe
.rncon at Temple Emeh This is Clinton
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26
Matkamuistelmia

Syyskuun 9 p. aamulla laksin
Ashtabula Harborista, O. mat
kustamaan Marquetin, Mich
kautta Ironwoodia kohti. Meta
oil hauSka seurue alkumatkalla,
kun seminaarilaiset Mr.. Kokko
men ia Nh. Ranta edellinen mat
kalla Ironwoodiin Kansalliskirk
kokunnan seminaariin ia jalki
mainen Suomi opistolle Han
cockiin. Hauska oil naitten nuor
ten miesten kanssa matkustaa.
Narquetissa junan laht0a odotel
lessani pistaysin past. Heimo
sen perhetta tervehtamassa ia
olihan lahetetty terveisia Ohios
ia, joita minun oil kaytava ker
tomaSSa.
Lausun kiitollisuuteni kaikil
lie ystaville Ashtabula Harboris
sa, jotka minulle osoititte ysta
vyytta ia avustitte viela mat
kaani varten. Nyt olen taas al
kanut lukuni taalla seminars
sa, vaikkakin en- varsinaisena
seminaari o~ppilaanan, min mi
MULE a~nnetaan opetusta eri al
Melissa, sen mukaan kun pystyn
niita suorittamaan. Eiha oppi
ojaan kaada, neuvo syrjahan sy
Saa
Jaakaamme kaikki Jeesuksen
veren turvissa uskomaan sielum
me autuutta.
Matt Hirvi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26

kiiltoa vaikka sydan on taynna
epauskoa ia epajumalisuutta ia
luottamusta 'tsensa ia oman
hyvyyteensa joliet sis Jumala
saa uskolla puhdistaa sydanta,
muu Ell STELLA muuta vol ola kun
saastaisuutta ia silloin eli ulko
nainen pyhyyden kuvittelemi
men auta. Mutta Sc joka uskoo
eta Kristus on meta pyhitta-
nyt min hanelta katoaa luotta-
mus itseensa ia omiin t0ihinsa
ia han luottaa Kristuksen tot
hin ia hanen ansioonsa ia paat-
taa ITALIA tavalla: vaikkei minus
sa itsesani mitaan pyhyytta ole
min onpa Kristus kuitenkin py-
ha. ia kun han samoa ,,mina DIV
hitan itseni heidan tahtensa",
min NINA Kristuksen pyhitta-
mana olen totisesti pyha vaikka
e. sis pyhyyteni kiilla eika lois
ia, maailmalle, min tietaa Kris
tus ainakin eta Glen totuudessa
pyhitetty, silla olenhan nina
Kristuksen kastettu ia Glen sis
hanella puettu, joka varmasti
on itse pyhyys ia on han Kris
tuksen kuolema ia kallis sovin
toveri, paljon pyhempi ia kal
liinpi kun mitkaan ihmisten
ty0t ia pyhyyden harjoitukset
ia koska Sc veri on minun syn
teini tahden vuodatettu ia nina
Glen siina veressa pesty ia pub
distettu min totisesti Glen NINA
puhdas. Joka main on katketty
ma Kristuksen pyhyyteen, han
on totisesti pyha ia autuas Ju
malan lapsi.
/, N. Holma.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26
IlOista ilmOitettavaa
"Uskottuanne, olette kiln
nitetyt lupauksen Pyhal
la Hengella" (Ef. 1:13).

Suuri muutos tapahtuu ihmi
sen mielentilassa ia katsanto
kannassa silloin kuhn han us
koon tulee. Mika hanelle ennen
oil min tarkeata, huvit, ajalli
men edistyminen, ihmissuosio j.
n. e., Sc tulee silloin vahemman
arvoiseksi ia Jumalan valtakun
nan etu ia ihmissielujen pelas
tuminen tulevat hanelle harras
tustensa ia rakkautensa paaesi
neeksi. Hanessa tapahtuu, ku
ten muuan fiiosoofi samoa:
"kaikkien elamanarvojen uudel
leen arvioiminen'. Han saa itse
kokea siunausta ia ola toisille
siunaukseksi.
Kun allekirioittanut lahes kol
me kuukautta sitten lahetti
American suomalaiselle kristi
kansalle kehoituksen tana val
keana aikana tukemaan kallista
merimies ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ia .taalla San Franciscossakin,
uskalsin tuskin uskoa, eta min
moni rakastava kasi o~jentuisi
meta auttamaan Joka puolel
ia tata valtakuntaa ovat kristi
tyt rientaneet tekemaan par
haansa asian hyvaEsi. Mika on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26
DR.. RE. MULLEN
-Hammaslaakari
Kerkes Rakennus.
Wakefield, Michigan
Tunnit: 8:30--l2 ia l:3l
&c ia IS j. p.
Cri q. :. ICONS
HAMMASLAAhAki
Ronttori:
Merchants and Miners Pankin ylaI
celf. 72-O
t-cs~ood. Mich.
Xp6istus faa,uaHeita.

aastetooistifiia Iitoerdpb painoo
1 tliiina .............. $1.6C
2nsteto6iStltfita. pb6eIId pdriI.
Id 1 hiitna $1.W,
@ibtito6iSttfiia, litografipatnoa
l t1tftnd $1.W
@ibfito6iShtffia, pb6eQd mdriI.
Id 1 tliina 100
Tia 1 tiitna $1.W
Wibfi. tn,Iittiis- t,ioIemato6tS.
ttfiia Smomeen Idbettdmist6
,parten fitin r1p6S rtpptfouI,.
t~o6istifiia 1 tiftna $500. AZ
2,iolemanto6iShtffia, l tiitna .6O
&uolemantobistifiia 1 tut. :. $1.20
$errar eft. Ieiptd IdffiastiotS'n
1000 fpl. $500, 500 fpl, $1.75.
Sifataan o~iotteella: 6. aaneas.
(&. human ~fosiamies) 2bog 63 s.
ronwoob, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26
Joulukorttinaytteita
vuonna on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tana vuonna on joulukorttinayttei
den hinnat:
Varustus No. 1 = 10c.
Varustus No. 2 - 25c.
Varustus No. 3 - $1.00.
Ainoastaan sellaisille, jotka ovat
ennen menestyksella keranneet joulu
korttitilauksia nellie, a~nnetaan nayts
teita ilmaiseksi silla ehdolla, eta nil
ta puhtaina palautetaan. Joulukortti
asiamiehet, johon toimeen kelpaa mic
hia, na;sia ia VII 10 v. lapsia, voivat
helposti ansaita ~joulurahoja. Tiedus
telkaa osoitteella:
AUG. EDWARDS
Ashtabula, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26

ioaiSttddiyt eIleinInan, mlKa va
hemmin yksityisesta avustus
tansa, varojensa mukaan. Ken
Ell ole yoinut lahettaa suoranai
sesti rahaa, on lahettanyt 10
tain muuta. Muuan veil lahetti
Joukon nuorisojulkaisuja, jotka
ovat myydyt lahetyksemme by
vaksi. Eraat ystavat oikein
osuustoiminnan muodossa lahet
tivat suuren joukon maantuotoi
ia, jotka min ikaan myytyina
tuottivat varsin ilahuttavan
summan. Varsinkin taalla paik.
kakunnalla olevat, ovat osoitta
meet rakkauttansa ostamalla ia
huutamalla korkeaan hintaa ne
rakkauden lahjat, joita muual
ia on tame saapunut. Jotkut
ystavat, saatuanSa kiertokirjee
nj, laksivat sta kulettamaan
naapuristoSsa, kooten siten sic
volsia summia. Main on kannet
tn monta kortta yhteiseen Ike
koon, joka onkin vallan kunnioi
tettavaksi noussut. Olemme iloi
STA siita, eta asemamme maiden
lahjojen kautta on heina elc.
ia syyskuun aikana % vuotiso
lon aikana. Jumalalle kunnia ia
kiitos kaikista Sydamellisin xii
tokseni kaikille ystaville, jotka
olette asiaa auttaneet. Ehka jo-
ku on odottanut jonkinlaista ii
litysta lehdist0ssa. Kun kuiten
kin suurin osa yksityisista lah
joittajista on pyytanyt, eta eli
heidan nimiansa julkaistaisiin,
mainitsen lahjatulot kultakin
kuukaudelta vaan yleisesti.
Heinakuu. Yksityisia lahjoi
tuksia $191.60.
Kolehti ia iltamatuloja $3.50.
Yhteensa $27S 40.
Elokuu.
Yksityisia lahjoituksia. $357.61
Kolehti ia iltamatuloja $108.88
Yhteensa $466.49
Summa $744.98
Muutamat pastorit ovat lahet
lancet kolehteja seurakuntapii
r~eistansa. Varsinkin haluaisin
mainita, eta muutamat ystavat
Astoriassa Observation-Disclosures
sa laksivat kiertamaan kaupun
kia ia kokosivat siten $4,000.
Samoin tekivat muutamat ev
luth. seurakunnan valitsemat
keraajat Deep Riverilla. Wash.
ia saivat kokoon $3.50. Albio
nissa, Cal. on tuskin kymmenta
suomalaista perhetta, ia kuiten
kin muuan ystavat sielta lahet.
I'll kerayksensa $4,000, samoin
eras ystava Elsiesta, Ore, ST. 90
ia eras kristiveli seurakuntansa
apuyhdistykselta Rudyardista,
Mich. $17.20.
Me, jotka taalla rintamalla
taistelemme, olemme saaneet ia
man kerayksen kautta paljon
rohkaisua ty0ssamme. On ol1ut
erittain iloista todeta, eta Her
ran asialla on kannatusta kaut.
ia maan, ia olemme taten paas
sect lahemmaksi niitakin ysta
via, jotka asuvat meista kauka
ma ia joita emme milloinkaan
ole nahneet. Saakoon Kristuk
sen rakkaus yha lammittaa ia
kannustaa meta alttHseen uh
rautuvaisuuteen Hanen asiansa
hyvaksi. Kaikki lahetysty0 on
nykyansa vaikeassa asemassa.
Monelta taholta katsotaan odot
taen ia rukoillen American suo
malaiseenkin kristikansaan. Xii
naan Ell Suomesta saada miten
kaan rahaa kulkemaan. Samoin
Hence vaikeata saada sita Jaap
paniin Lainaamalla Suomen La
hetysseuralle ia Luth. Evanke
liumi Yhdistykselle varoja, vol
simme taalta tehokkaasti aut
taa Suomen lahetyskansaa ia
sen lahetteja heidan k~alliissa
ty0ssansa. Nyt on kristikansal
la erikoinen toiminnan tilaisuus
Kayttakaamme sta oikein, Her
ran nimen kunniaksi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26
oIKEAT RUoKATARPE1DEN HINNAT

(Aseteuu voimaan Yhdysvatain hallhuksen Food Administration johdlia
Tassa naytetaan mMa janeen n.yjat naksavat ia mila heidan tuisi myyy
da tavaraa oSaMee:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26

Ennen ia nyt.
Aseita raittuistaistelussa 35c -25c.
Rauhankokous - Soc. -35c.
Yhteisty0ssa 4Oc. -25c.
Iltamarunoja 40c. -30c.
Manifestin maininkeja - 80 zoe.
Juhlijulkaisu 384 sivua $1.25- 75c.
Northumberland v 1918 Soc. -35c.
Historiallinen ~lukukirja Csc. = 45c.
Suomen Almanakka 1913 10c = DC.
Titaniein Lauluja = = 10c. = &c.
Sellaiselle tyt0lle eli ole vaaraa 1Cc.
Suomalainen orjatytt0 SOC.
Venajan Keisarill. perheen s~alaisuuks
STA -35c.
Kaikki kirja (yli 700 ruokalajia 100
Unikirja selitykset 1150 ertunelle rs
Vihan ia rakkauden sovinto = 25c.
Matkamies Kristityn vaellus - 25c.
Sionin Laulukirja valmistuu painos
ia Lokakuulla 1913. = Zoe
Uusi Aapinen 10c. Suomen Aapinen
15c.
Katkismus uusi zoe vanha = 25c.
Singerkonein neuloja tusina 10 25
Paankipu pulveria 1 box 25c. 5boxia
81. 90.
A. Maunula.
II = 9th st. SO. Cloquet, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-26

= Mnttuiam pnbelinnmmerp On
mnutettn ia OH ic NIT 59.@. Mnta.
faa militia lebSelle ia fiireiicsiG tn
pamficsIa mpipi fdDttdG pnbelinta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-17

IpEPTV N. Capitol md r St~.
L1OENA latest Official Government
Film, "AMERICA'S ANSWER" Depict
ing the Worlds Struggle for Liberty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-17

AMERICAN LIST q r. !. Ave.
kANlGNANkAAN WALLACE REID. In
LESS THAN KIN" CHAS. CHAPLIN.
in MUSICAL TRAMP"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-17

CITTE 18th st. & r. I. Ave.
Lii l. OPEN 3 Pm. TO IL PM
DOROTHY DALTON. in .'FLAREUP
SAL" Also Mutt and yeff.
The Tomahawk., 1918-05-16
.WHEATA NDFLOUR
Total Commercial Stocks Shown by Partial Tabuaton
of Food Survey of December 81, 1917


the latter
December
United States
In pointed
stocks on nanu
visible
while the visible supply reported by Tor
of that reported for January "
did the stocks the emo OF
so those
reported corresponding commercial stocks
the date IN 1916 AT
slight change the REL
OF the TWO
corresponding earlier O
the
3D. the
the corresponding In
previous and with ousl
els the average period 191-19l5
1917 food survey snow hat "e
commercial stocks Of flour were about oo
approximately six weeks supply.
grain dealers held S per cent u inc
35S cent OF
the that date In the case
wholesale grocers
~ and storage warehouses 53 per cent
stocks OF
100000 and 6S9oO bushels
each held about o
five states announced
total the united STATES
Onehalf OIL
12S96 barrels followed ny
Nebraska with 6Slo Das
about 5OOO barrels
The Tomahawk., 1918-05-16

These Before and After Pictures Shows
What Can 1e Accomplished In Con.
verting a Trash Heap Into Useful
and Eye.PIeasino Garden.
limestone to the freshly plowed soil in
order that it may have time 10 correct
acidity before planting time arrives
The manure should not be applied with
the lime, as loss of nitrogen viii occur
under these circumstances. The lime
should be applied and become mixed
with the soil before the manure is ap-
Piled. The manure should be Of good
grade, stable manure either from hors
es or cattle preferably. Manure that
has straw bedding material mixed with
It is best, and should be applied at the
rate of Is or 30 tons per acre OF
from 800 to 400 pounds per squire rod.
1t is an excellent plan to prepare the
soil for planting as needed rather than
to fit the whole garden at once. If the
work of fitting the ground is dene with
q team it will not always be feasible
to follow this plan. Ground that has
not been used for gardening purposes
should, in every case where It il pos
sible, be put in condition with = team.
as the ground should be cut up with .
disk or cutaway harrow, thoroughly
fining the soil as deeply as X has been
plowed, thoroughly mixing the manure
with the soil. s~....F.
The Tomahawk., 1918-05-16
List of States of the Union, <zs
Number of Square Miles and I,
Number of Counties in Each

The following are the states Of tho
Union arranged in, alphabetical order,
the number Of square miles and num-
Der of counties in each:
Alabama has 51,998 square miles
and 67 counties; Arizona has 1886
square miles and 13 counties; Arkan-
sas, 53,335 square miles and IS coun-
ties; California, 1853, 297 square miles
and SO counties; Colorado, 1O3,O48
square miles and 50 counties; Connec-
ticut, 1866 square miles and 8 coun-
ties; Delaware, 2,370 square miles and
3 counties; Florida. 5s,666 square
miles and 46 counties; Georgia. 59,265
square miles and 1877 counties; Idaho,
S3,SS8 square miles and % counties ::
Illinois, 56,665 square miles and 1O2
counties; Indiana, 36,354 square miles
and 90 counties; Iowa, 56,147 square
miles and 80 counties; Kansas, 82,158
square miles and 106 counties; Ken
lucky, 4O,598 square miles and 119
counties; Louisiana, 4S,506 square
miles and SO counties or parishes;
Maine, 1904 square miles and 16
counties; Maryland, 1927 square
miles and "a counties: Massachusetts,,
1926 square miles and IA counties {;
Michigan, $3.50 square miles and SO
counties; Minnesota, S4,6S3 square
miles and SO counties; Mississippi, 49,
S65 square miles and 76 counties; Mis-
souri,, 69.42O square miles and us coun-
ties; Montana, 146, 1897 square miles and
% counties; Nebraska, 1880 square
miles and 81 counties; Nevada, no.
600 square miles and ii counties; New
Hampshire, 9,341 square miles and 10
counties; New Jersey, 1924 square
miles and 81 counties; New Mexico,
122,624 square miles and 26 counties;
New York, 49,2O4 square miles and 81
counties; North Carolina, 52,426
square miles and 90 counties; North
Dakota. 7O,S37 square miles and As
counties Ohio, Al, O4O square miles and
SO counties; Oklahoma, 7O,O57 square
miles and 26 counties; Oregon, 5000
square miles and 80 counties; Penn
sylvania, 1926 square miles and 81
counties; Rhode Island, 1,248 square
miles and 5 counties; South Carolina,
oV,ooo square mlleS anu II counties,
South Dakota, 77,615 square miles and
So counties; Tennessee. 43,O22 square
miles and sc counties; Texas, 265,896
square miles and 246 counties; Utah,
$4,000 square miles and q counties;
Vermont, 1854 square miles and IA
counties; Virginia, 42,627 square miles
and ii counties; Washington, 69,127
square miles and 80 counties; West
Virginia, PATIO square miles and IS
counties; Wisconsin,, 56O68 square
%i'es and IL WYOMING
The Tomahawk., 1918-05-16
Varieties of Cheese
Catalogued
(By the United States Department Of Az.
ricuiture.l

(By the United States Department OF Az
riculture.)
The distinct varieties Of cheese num-
her probably about IS, although the
names given to the manufactured kinds
total several hundred. This statement
is made in the United States depart
ment Of agriculture's bulletin No. Cos,
varieties of Cheese, Descriptions and
Analysis" which is a revision of for
mer government publications on the
subject. More than 40 names of cheese
are given in the bulletin and are of To-
cal origin, usually having been derived
from towns or communities.
- A list of the best-knOwn names ap-
piled to the distinct varieties or groups
is as follows:
Brick, caciocavallO, camembert,
cheddar, cottage, dry. edan, emmental.
gouda, hand, holstein. limburg, neuf-
chatel, parmesan, roquefort. sapsago,
scanno and trappist. Descriptions and
chemical analyses Of the foreign and
domestic cheese mentioned in the bull
letin are given alphabetically.
Attempts to make emmental and
limburg cheese in this country have
been very successful. the bulletin says.
These varieties are being made by 500
factories in Wisconsin alone and by
factories in Ohio, New York and north
ern Illinois. Investigation also has
shown that camembert and cheese
of the same general nature as rogue
fort or stilton, can be made success
fully in this country.
There is no reason" says the bull
letin, ito believe that any variety OF
cheese imported cannot be made here.
although with present knowledge it
would not be advisable to try to make
many kinds. Probably scientific in
vestigation would show how to i'm
prove on the average quality OF the
cheese made in the old countries, for
1t must be remembered that only the
very best is shipped by the European
makers, the rest, or poorer grades, be-
ing consumed Mt home. Unfortunate.
" a feeling prevails In the United
States that cheese equal to the best Of
the European product cannot be pro-
iuced here. This feeling Is based upon
a lack of knowledge Of actual condi-
tons in Europe and of the conditions
affecting the qualities of cheese. Ger
tain parts Of Europe probably are bet
ter favored by desirable climatic con-
ditions and by more general dissemina-
ton Of the bacteria or molds necessary
to the characteristic ripening Of diff
ferent varieties, but even the best aver
age natural conditions can be improved
on by artificial means since necessary
molds or bacteria can be grown in pure
culture and utilized anywhere. How
ever, the cost pay render 1t imprac-
ticable"