davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-04

"Nevim - nevim - skoro
Sc bojim -"
"Blahova = myslis, re je ne
mocen? Pust' myslenku tn mi
mo. M. Vial nemocen - muz
plny zdravi q silly - tact lide
ami nedovedou byti nemocnymi.
A konecne, vzdyt' jsi cd neho
obdrzelo dopis v Lyonsu."
"Vfm to, vim to-" septala Fe
dora, "a prec nemohu zbaviti
SC jakesi tisne. Ale ten droz-
kar jede tax pomalu - TAX
kle tam nikdy nedojedeme. K
cemu potrebuje jeti Boulevardy
ia ceste k Rue de la Paix? TAX
81 prece hodne zajizdi."
Ma mas patrne "a cizozem
KY" poucovala Marietta svoji
netrpelivou pfltelkyni, "a chce
Sc nam asi zavdeciti tim, re u
kaze nam kousek krasy Parlze.
Ale hled' -je to opravdu kra-
sa! Nikdy nevidela jsem Boule-
ward takove nadhere, jako
dnes. Clovek by mohl mysleti,
re naleza sc v nasi krasne Ita-
ill.,"
Byl to ale take pohled pre-
krasny - Boulevard v zapla
We rudych paprsku ranniho
slunce poskytoval pohled pri-
mo unasejici.
| Fedora v prvnim opojeni
XII asami temito zdala sc zapo-
minati ma sve zklamani, ma sve
predtuchy a stapela zraky sve
V te unasejici panorama, jiz zla
te osvetlenl dodavalo tolik neo
dolatelneho kouzla. Jiz jenom
nekolik minut delilo il cd jeji-
no pribytku - on i neocekava
= ona jej prekvapi - a pri po
mysleni tom byla skoro potese
ma, re neprisel il v ustrety.
"Jisto jest, ze muj list neob-
drzel," pravlla jako sama k so
be, "a neocekava mne. Jak bu-
de prekvapen - jak bude sta
sten."
A pri slovech lice jeji zapla
ly blankytne zraky Jeji zari-
ly pocity nevysiovitelneho bla-
ha.
Konecne drozka zahnula z
Boulevardu do ulice Rue de la
PaiX a v nekolika okamzicich
stanula pred domem cislo 6.
Sotva re Fedora vystoupila,
pOzvedla oci sve vzhuru, zda-
h by tam nespatrila jeho tvar,
ale zarazila Sc v neblahe pred
tuSe.
"Zaclony jsou stazeny," pro
hodila polo zertem, polo bazli
We, "ten lenoch - to jiste je.
ste spi."
A necekajic ami, az Marietta
vypofada sc $ drozkarem a wy
nese drozky rucni vaky, spe-
la rychle do dvora a pristoupiv
s. jakkmsi zimn;cnim chva.
tenn ku dverim, trhla prudce
zvoncem.
Uplynulo nekolik vterin = a
hluboke tichc, V dome panuji'
cl, zuStalO neruSenO.
Zazvonila podruhe a naslou
chala. VSak mimo mocnehe
tiukotu sveho srdce neslysels
niceho jineho.
"Snad - ach, ano," zasep
tala k sobe, ION mi jel naprot
a my Sc minuli."
Sesla opet do dvora a vyhlt
davsi domovnika, otazala Sc ry
chile:
Monsieur odejel?"
Zach, madame!" zvolal ten
to prekvapen, madame uz do
ma? Racila jste nit prijemnol
cestu?"
"Ano - d6kuji - ale mi
chot' 2"
Ones jsem no dosud nespa
till"
'Nerikal ii mic, nezli ode
sel?"
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Sc budili, po mich skrivani -
a Martin porad mic. Jen hull z
bradky jake z milire. Hadamo
vi je do reci, mlceni je mu try
mi. "Nez nam zeny prinesDu
snidani, must huz louka lezet
ke sturance" - pocina znovu
a mysll 81: "To je rec jako ma
stavovana kase. Cak mu asi pre-
litlo pres nos, re Sc tax kabo-
nj" A tom div divouci Mar
tin promluvil. Dymku z ust Wy
nal, vyplivl povida: "Vo zene
mi mic, tn mi hani nepripomi-
nej, to je drak ha ne zencka."
A uz nepousti Hadama ami k
slovu. "Srce te muslin vorevrit,
huz mi neni MONA dyl Sc zrat
v sobe. Peklo, ucineny peklo s
nj mann. z bidy je, nevycitam
! j toho. PambG zachran, ma pek
nou vec Sc k nam dostala, ha
Secko je j to malo. Jako zte-
kla je po penezich, najist ne
prize hani sobe, hani nam, hani
lidom, haz piska zavisti, dyz
ma nehdo vic nebo lepcl nez
vona - Dire, pravda svata =
"a dive zencky dila nadela,
hale poslouchej il, co Sc tim
nachlubi. Vod boziho rama do
noci v jednom kuse slysis: "Dy
by mne nebuol, to bu to hu mas
vypadalo, ia muslin vsecko vo-
drit, vo vsecko Sc starat, ma
vsecko pamatovat, CO ia nehu-
d6lam, neni hudelano" - tax
kokraci jako slepice, dyz vejce
snese. - "Pojedem zejtra vo-
rat?" reknu. "Blaznis?" vykri-
kne hned, jako bys j slovem
hupsil, "do lesa pojedes!" mia
tit chces, vona zrovna ne, zmi-
ne 81 hnuj voZit; chces sit, vona
: ese da do smichu, ha fekne, re
musis ma vejdelek, re sllbila do
chalup nekomu WIZ S volma
Komendo ma ha ruky nepu-
sti, kricit muzes, bjlt il muzes
= vona nepovoli. Pc jejlm sc
| must stat, dyby to zivot sta
: 'lO ="
"Cak jeji tata mamou?'
oval Sc Hadam. Martin jen ru
/ kou mavl: "Secko marny. Tc
} sou dobraci vod kosti, ruce la
l mou ha divi Sc, de Sc to n
] ,vzelo, po kom jenom je, pps
pro svatej pokoj, habych mlcll
: ha trpil."
ITO teky musis!" prisvedci
i Hadam.
a 'Snadno Sc rekne "muSiS'
j hale di stoupnout 81 ma my m
Z sto. We vocistsi " plamen
e bych radej stal, andel by to ne
u ,,vydrzil."
"Vydrzis, MARITIME, clovek s.
cko vydrzi, neber 81 to, nemysl
e ma to, ha podej Sc. Dyz huz il
nae bejt nemuze, zlamat TO ne
+ muzeS - TAX bud moudrej ;
i povol - hustoupni tyr
}, "Ver mi, re me nekdy tako
) va zlost popadne, re bych p,
nj prastil, co v ruce drzim, nj
d kirk slapnout jako stiru bych
moh - haz Sc tresu celej, dy
l. me to pusti ha vidim, jak leh
Z ce by Sc mohlo stat nechcest
iVcera sem raci vod nj huteA
- an. bys neuhad, hide sem bul.
a - To uz .jeho hlas Sc uklidnc
V val, ulevil 81, vypovidal Sc a d
a sve mlry prichazel.
"Videli SINE te Dodlickol
J. jak chvataS nekam ma samo
" noe jako by te patty horily. =
'e Myslili SINE, re snad ke kolai
nebo ke kovari ma hejtu."
"Nesel sem ma hejtu' - c
&c by 81 Idly mne pomyslili W 81
E. noseci hejtovat - lidom SCI
in ne voci jit nechtil - bull by n
e. me poznali secko, tax sem d
j. poll bezil, vololo Mrazuc ryl
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Id - leuOSIll SHE CeleJ ueIl, I'd
no muslme ma Louku, kosy este
sklepany nejsou, VIZ neni v re-
brinach, dila plny ruce," nepo-
VOLTA Manka a sama zdvihla
Martinka a odtrhla no cd Do
dlicky. Rozespaly hoch dal Sc
do place a rozhnevana mama
placla no jednou, dvakrat pres
holicky, ale kdyz no chtela po
treti plesknout, vyiitl Martin
jake sidlo Sc zeme, popadl il
"a ruku a rozkrikl Sc: proc
pa no bijes? Cak hudelal zly.
no? ST ty divna zcncka, nj
cehoz mic zkazi cloveku tako-
YOU milou chvilku."
Manka bez s.ova Sc zataty-
mi rty odesla a Martin "a nj.
ma Dodlicko zlata," pritu-
lii Sc k sve zene Hadam, "Za-
plaj te to Pambu, &c Hejsi ia
kovej murous jako tamta, halt
SINE trebas chudsi, jenom dyz
budem spokojeny."
Vid6li pOtOm, jak Manka II
ia po dvore jako san Slepice
zavira, husy krml, dvcrmi tri-
ska, pro vodu beha Il ,Chledem
neZavadl ami Ha,an.a ami q
Dodlicku, kteri "a hradbou ma
SVEN dvofe stejnou praci kon;.
j tise, ustrasene, jake by Sc
haIi.
Yer mi. divce ziata," seLta
Hadam sve zene, "volla je Gin
dial horst, snad "a to chudak
hani nemuZe, Il Cisia lasna II
Ia nj sedne - ha : lrie - ne
zencka - .;c Z nj" V tom jake
vystfel Ozvala Sc rama. To Mar
tin TAX prasKl dvefmi, az sc sta
veni v zakladech zAtraslo.
"Koukej, Martin hutika," u
kazuje Dodlicka oknem. A
vskutku. Mlady sedlak jen tax
v lajbu, bez kabatu, kulaty
kloDouk tyle, vychazi re dvo
ra. Prudce odchazi, az ruce '
bllych rukavech Sc mu hazeji
jako perute. Sero uz Sc Enasl Cd
lesa dolu do udoli, klekani cd.
zvonili Martin z domova uti
ka. Ma kosy nenaklepane, viz
v prknech, rano casne chtej
jit ma tatovu loucku do lesa spl
lecne slci a pfece utika. Kan
pax asi utika, proc pred Gin
utika?
Martinova hlava nemusi DO
let Hadama. ''De holt hyjtu n,
kam," povida klidne a uleha.
"Poj huz sict!" slySi Hadan
nahle We spani, jak mu kdOs
bouri na Okno. Ida Sc mu, 4,
teprv usnul, tax mu noe krasn
minula a ono uz Sc VskutkV
venku "bryjdi." "Hned, hned,
odpovida hrne Sc Z lOze.
"Kolipak je hodin?" pta S
rozespala Dodlicka.
"Huz moe, zaspali SINE, Ma
tin huz vOla, tax 81 este chvilci
Gku polez, hale ne dlouhC
sprav dobytek, vem malou Dc
dlicku, ha prijd' "a mama
Ma kamennem patniku pre-
vraty sedi Martin a kouri.
"Ze huz des!" bruci ma Ha
dana, ''to je naka doba, ne
Sc vobleces."
"Kolipa je prece hodin?
pta Sc Hadam a upaluje Z
bratrem, CO mu nohy stacl.
tom ma vezi "klin-klin-klin"
dost.
"Cechmante - esli sem dl
bre pocltal - TAX kleply tepr
til - to 81 rannej tax, den s
tepriva rodi."
Martin mic.
mn - neZ sc tam Ma kDpe
vyskrabem. rozedni se," rozd,
lava Hadam znovu rec. MART
Ease mic. Rosa je pofadna, S
kat Sc to bude - d SlySi - If
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'Snad madame netrhla dosti
prudce zvoncem - pfejete-li
81, pdjdu vami."
"Ano = ale rychle."
Fedora vybehla opet ma scho
dy a necekajic ami ma domovnf
ka, trhla opet nekolikrate zvon
Gem - ale opet zadna odpo-
ved'.
"To jest prece divne," pra-
vii domovnik. Monsieur prece
madame ocekaval, nebot' -
"Oh - tedy obdrzel mole
psani?"
"Nu ano - pred dvema
dny."
Dude tedy nejspise We sta
jich," prohodila Marietta, "pfe
jes-li 81, podivam Sc TAM"
"Prosim, jdi," odvetila Fedo
ra.
Marietta odkvapila a Fedo-
Ia, nechtic navratu jejiho oce
kavati v jizbe domovnikove,
vySla ven ze dvora a prechaze
la netrpelive po chodniku. 0ci
jeji stale tekaly cd jednaho ok
ma ke druhemu, patraly po ne
jake znamce zivota "a tezkymi
zaclonami - ale vSe zlstavalO
ticho = nehybno. Dunn podobal
Sc hrobce. Manzel jeji patrne
jeste spal. Sotva re il tato my
slenka prolet!a mozkem, spe-
chala opet k domovnikovi a po
zadala no, ably Sc pokusil o to,
otevflti dvere nasilim. Tento
veda, re by sam mnoho nepori
oil, pospisil pro zamecnika, S
MIN dostavil Sc "a nekolik mi
nut mimi zaroven objevila Sc
Marietta.
"Nuze?" zvolala il vstric Fe
dora. .
Ale Marietta pouze zavrte-
la hlavou a Fedora vystoupila
rychle po schodech ke dverim,
ktere zamecnlk jiz otevrfti Sc
pokousel.
'Budete nit kus perne pra-
ce temito dvermi," prohodii
domovnik, "neDot' jsou s dru-
he strany opatfeny silnou "a
vOrou a reteZem."
Lee k velikemu prekvapeni
vsech dvere povolily velmi leh
ce - zavora yubec nebyla ami
uzamcena.
Sotva re Sc dvere pootevrely,
Fedora vritila sc nedockave do
vnitr.
Probehla rychle predsini, j.
delnou, salonem = kde vse by
! 10 pri starem poradku.
Spatrivse dvere loznice doko
ran otevreny, vesla tam -av
okamziku tom zaslechla Mariet
! ia hrozny vykrik, ktery il sa-
motne krev zilach zastavil.
Spechala "a Fedorou a male
Fla il uprostred loznice ma po-
dlaze lezici v bezvedomi.
Marietta zustala stati u dve-
ii jako socha, nevedouc, co vse
to ma znamenat, al pojednou
oko jeji pablo ma loze, nehoz
zrola visela n)rtvola muze, ce
, la potristena krvi.
Opodal lezela mala zapisni
knizka, z niz Iytrzen byl list a
ra mem krvi lidskou napsaaa
byla tato slova:
Fedora, pomsti mne. Mym
vrahem jest -.
Smrt patrn1 dostavila Sc
okamziku, kdy ruku chystala
Sc napsati jmeno vraha = ma
bohyni Spravedlnosti nyni BY
10, aby tuto hroznou, krvi uni
rajiciho napsanou vetu dokon
ella.
Prvhi otazkou, kterou Sc wy
setrujtci soudce v pripadech
Ipodobnych zabyva, jest; ia
kou mohl miti vrah pohnutku
nrO Spachani zloGinu9 Rvl9 to
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PRODA Sc zanovni Ford Au-
to velmi LEVINE. Tez sc proda
detsky maly kocarek. Haste
Sc v els. 5401 Clark ave. S. w.
I'LL
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MLUVlCl STROJ Sc proda "a
sos, ktery ma cenu $3.50 s 38
rekordy, hotove, aneb Sc pri-
jlne Bond. Haste Sc v {. Bill
W. rs ul., blize Clark ave.
Ill
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ma vorevreny, zpivajf tam, ha
mne jako "a svobodna zachtilo
Sc najednou pfsnicek ha piva."
| "Tobe, zenatymu cloveku?"
podivil sc Hadam a teprve ted
81 vsiml, re bratr ma dosud cd
vcerejska svatecni voblec ma
sobe.
''Nediv Sc, dybys vezil v my
kdzi, nevim, CO bys vyvadel.
TAX sem 81 tam popil i zazpi-
wal, zapomil ma secko ma svete
ha dobre mi bulo. V sadu pod
tsromem sem Sc vyspal ha rano
lrovnou te zbudil, jen abych il
|videt nemusil," znovu - mysle
Ina zenu - certil sc Martin.
"Bude te hledat," lekal Sc
Hadam.
"E, ba nebude, ia me jiste
Ivycihala, dyz sem v noci vravo
raj domu dyz sem te rano bu-
dill, ia ma spani jako kacka.
HORST je, ze 81 muslin napred
zklepat kosu, je tupa jako pole
no, six sem s nj jetel." To uz
bratri prosli lesikem a jako u
zeleneho jezera stanuli ma po-
kraji louky. "Prastenek nenl
Iskoda," rekl Martin, "hale to
druhy must dolG." Shodil lajb,
s krku satek odvazal, strevice i
|puncochy zul a uz ma zem k
nizkemu parezu usedl. Nekoli-
ka ranami zarazil do neho bab-
ku a stejnomerne tukani kla-
divkem ozvalo Sc lesem. Ha-
dam prosekava sam prvni hla-
lvni rad.
"Boze, jen haby me zadnej
neslysel," myslf 81 Martin, ta
hamba, prijit rano ma louku,
ha teprv kosu klepat - to jak
xiv zadnej neslysel, mezi lidi
bych sc vokazat nesmel, co
Ibych smichu vsude hudrzil," a
bije do kosy jen uz ably byl no
ltov. Po Hadamovi ockem silha
a vidi, jak mu to jde, trava
kfehka jako salat lita cd kosy
a Hadam sece jakp by perem
po papiru psal. Chyba! Fales'
ne klepl Martin, kaz kose ude-
lal, vsyklepat no musi a darmo
Sc zdrzuje. "Proc koukas, kan
nemas," plisni Sc chybu po-
lzorne napravuje.
u "Uz sem hotov," konecne Wy
krikl jako jelen vyskocil. Ma.
sadil kosu, kosirem ma kosiStt
il utahl a rovnou k Hadamovi
"Pust me napred,' porucil q
. dial sc do sece. Jakziv nikohC
Hadam tax sici nevidel. Kosi
ste praskalo, kosa sycela jake
| vztekla, trava chrupala a hrnu
, la sc jako zem "a pluhem, opo
: zdeni ptaci a spiel zajici' sot
/ va prchat postacili z teplycl
hnizd a pelechu.
! "Martien, strhame SCI" A
kdyz Martin porad mic nepo
voluje, rozpalil Sc Hadam, an
|sluvka vic nepromluvil, ale pre-
myjtit Sc media, mad MIN Martin
/ |nevyhraje. Hadam ma kosu h;
i dovku, kosiSte brezove, bru
: horicky a k tomu silu nejmih t;
|kovou jako Martin. Jen rozpa
e lit sc must a uz Sc rozpaluje
i Naostril a dial Sc "a Martinem
: Pri druhem radu uz videl pre-
: sebou jeho bose patty.
a MARITIME, pozor ma patty,
vesele zavolal, Martin Sc ohlid
= a skutecne vidi Hadam pa
0 tach. TAX secou a secou, SLOW
a nepromluvi, jen rukama Sc ro
i haneji, fosami mavaji. Stin S
4 kraft, k lesu utika, ma hrhet
J. uz slunce Jim hreje.
/. 'Ptaci snidaji," povida Ha
(, dam, "pudem teky," a jak
/" dite posloucha Martin. z kaps
J. sve serkove kazajky vytahl H
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PRODAJI Sc dvoje kamna,
jedny ma tvrde uhli a druhe ma
mekke uhli, uplne zachovale.
Haste Sc v {. 1926 Finn ave.
11-5
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PRODA Sc dGm veimi LEVINE
ma So. Ollie, blize Broadway, O
4 svetnicich, piyn a jine zari-
zeni, bud "a hotove neb na
splatky. Minite-li koupit, mech
te adresu v adm. 'Sveta'.
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PkIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt Sc
stravOu. Haste sc v {. 1928 E..
81 ul., byvala Forest ave.
11-5
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PRONAJME Sc byt O ctyrech
svetnicich nahore bezdetnym
manzelum. Vse zafizeno. Hla
ste sc v els. 442O Gamma ave.
u Washington Parku. III
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma cistenl
ufadoven. Haste Sc v {. 1O4 Os
born Bldg, ma Prospect ave.
11-8
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Prvhi otazkou, kterou Sc wy
setrujtcis soudces- v pripadech
podobnych zabyva, jest; ia
kou mohl miti vrah pohnutku
pro spachani zlocinu? Byla to
kradez? Podari-li Sc vypatrati
ten pravy motiv, nalezla Sc PRIV
nj stopa k vypatrani vinnika.
(Pokracovani.)
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Broadwaysky obchod
snerovackami.

Ctena pani,
Zvu vas zdvorile k navsteve meho
snerovackoveho salonu, kde vykladam
nejpohodlneji a nejusporneji vyhotove-
ne korsety. Jsou prizpusobeny presne
die Vasi miry.
Name tez zasobu pomucek prou pru
trim. bludnym ledvinam a ptose
Ma sklade i snerovatky hotove k
noseni o $l.00 a vyse. Poslouzfme Vam
ochotne a dobre ga primerene ceny.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

rana high As Q covn-scnsunins n.,,o.
The snaller countries Of south Am.v.
ics eoAsume about all the corn sh.y
proooee, fer II hsIds an important
place In the dietary Of the native pop-
uiauen, especisfly In Perm, Ronvfs and
Ecuador.
In Mexico. corn. in que form OF an
other. 10 the staple article Of diet Of
most Of the population. so us, in
the demand, that although in normsl
times Mexico ranks second to the
United States In acreage and total
yield, lis production 10 insufficient for
home consumption. and several million
bushels are imported annually from
the United States. In q large part of
Mexico corn 10 the most important sg-
ricultural crop and In some sections
two crops = year are grown. Many
distinct types having characters that
adapt them apparently TO certain De-
cullar environments have developed In
Mexico.
In the United ktstes corn is grown
more widely than any other crop. II
Is grown to some extent In every state
IN the Union. The acreage In the
United States usually exceeds the COM
bined screages Of wheat, oats, barley,
rye. buckwheat. and rice. Annual pro-
ducfion ranges from $500. O0O, 900 to
3,OOO.Oo0.o00 bushels, or slightly az
ceeding the combined ~yieldSsof the CO
reals just mentioned. The value 10 far
In excess Of any other crop. with the
possible exception OF cotton, corn N
the most important and ir~replaceable
crop In the agriculture of this county.
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FEEDING SCRAPS
TOTHE CHICKENS

BY feeding Kitchen scraps 10 poni-
try the last bit Of waste OF human food
may be converted into good fresh eggs
or meat. as ma be desired. says the
u. :. Department of Agriculture.
Fowls will eat all the. leavings maj
are In edible form. BY special prep
arntion some things not adapted 10
human consumption become valuable
feed for poultry. Fresh bones, crush
ed or ground, are a delicacy for them.
They will eat considerable amounts OF
the parings of all kinds Of vegetables
If these are given in such form tina
the birds Gun swallow them readily.
Many poultry keepers save parings.
cook them with small potatoes and
other waste vegetables. and fed mixed
with meals.
Not all kitchen waste, however,
makes poultry fed. The skins OF
bananas, oranges and lemons are not
| edible and should not be mixed win
scraus that are to be fed to poultry
for the birds leave such stun. and a
| ID accumuinteS " WhseS 80 49,
where the they are fed look sloveniy'
Coffee grounds. and tea leaves In small
quantities are moi objectionable. ou,
IN large Qusutities should be disposed
Of separa,ely. Fat meat 10 large pieces
shovld cot be put With scraps for poul'
try because . hen ran swallow . much
iarrer niece Of fat than 10 good fo'
her. By cutting wsste fat tn pieces
NO ,srres than oas would cut for him
seif n the table. and By making surf
nat The fat does not exceed ID PEI
~, q she scrsSs fed n . lime I'M
eanssss u feeding u afs avoaded
ne bess vsy 10 save Kitchen was'
seg psuisry y - hep . eae-sslics jar
sf glazed o. gaivanissd vsrs. Win I
e,vss n ssavsaisat plsce. Duttins ID
~ ,Ass arvsps Il brad. cake. and .sa'
- sAs ss1lA. ssunants o. seFvsos'
OF vegetables. cereals. plea puds'nsa
- - vhstsvsr waste IRON -
a.u.r.t,as AZ meals u suitable y
~~sh,,e With these things II . mash
sr T., o "nts NJ tbe ~
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

II q ~coDdeDsary is within reasonable
distance the creameryman sometimes
sell his skim milk there. Very
few ~creameries, however. are so situ-
ated. and the largest opportunity for
the cresmeryman to divert skim milk
and buttermilk into channels of hu-
a consumption Ii by the manufae-
ture Of cottage cheese. says the United
States department of agriculture.
This product Is easy to make and uul-
ICES skim milk and good grades Of
buttermilk.
tant meat substitutes. II contains a
larger percentage Of protein 1.-THE chief
material for body building) than most
meats and furnishes this material at
Q lower cost. In every pound Of cot
tage cheese there IL about one-ffth of
q pound of protein. nearly all of which
is digestible. Meats, on the other
hand. usually contain less protein and
besides have n certain waste, such as
bone and other inedible material. A
pound OF cottage cheese daily would
supply all the protein required by the
ordinary adult engaged in "A sedentary
occupation.
The following table shows. that cot
tage cheese is much cheaper than
meats IN furnishing protein for the
diet
For supplying protein, ] pound of
cottage cheese equals:
i.27 pounds sirloin steak
I.09 pounds round steak.
1.37 pounds chuck rib beef.
I52 pounds foAsl.
I46 pounds fresh ham.
Ia pounds smoked ham.
1bs pounds loin pork chop.
1T pounds hind leg of lamb.
1T pounds breast Of veal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
Worlds Corn Acreage and Distribution
By the u. S. Department Of Asncul,u,.

The worlds res annually planted
10 eorn normally averages about 49,
100000 acres. Approximately 10000
600 acres are planted 10 the eastern
hemisphere, where the principal corn
growing areas are southern Europe.
Asia, the Mediterranean countries of
Africa. and the Union of South Az
rics. Among the countries " Europe.
the greatest acreages are in Austria
Hungary, Italy, the Balkan states, and
Russia. A much less extensive acre
age II grown in Spain and France. In
Asia. British India. Turkey, and
southern Adatic Russia have the most
extensive acreages the crop is grown
less extensively In the Philippines.
China. and japan. Practically all OF
the African acreage is In Egypt, the
Union of South Africa, and Algeria.
Australasia contributes comparatively
nttle 70 the worlds corr acreage.
OF the 135. 10000 acres planted TO
corn In the westa1n hemisphere, 1885,
100000. or three-ffths OF the total
worlds acreage, IL In the United
states. Next to the United States,
Mexico and Argentina have the great
est acresges. The crop Is grown ex-
tensiyely In The smaller countries OF
South America and Of Central America.
and less extensively In portions of
Canada.
Argentina Ia the leading eorn-pro-
ducing country OF South America. Its
annual yield approximately IL $4,000
900 bushels. More than half the Ar
s%entina crop Is exported. % that. con-
dderins Its production. II does o
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should be turned into a pail OF appro-
pirate sizes and as much ground feed
stun mixed with them as can be stir
red In with a strong IRON spoon or a
wooden stirring stick. The amount
and kinds IF ground feeds to be used
will depend upon the quantity Of wa
Ger with the scraps and whether any
particular article predominates.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

In addition 10 protein, energy fer
performing body work must be fur
nished by food. AS a source of en-
ergy. also, cottage cheese In cheaper
than most meats at present prices- The
following table shows the comparison
when energy Is considered.
On the basis Of energy supplied, I
pound Of cottage cheese equals:
3 1-3 ounces sirloin steak.
TIA ounces round steak.
In ounces chuck rib beef.
10% ounces fowl.
81 ounces fresh ham.
3 0unces smoked ham.
u ounces loln pork chop.
z 1-3 ounces hind leg OF lamb.
12A ounces breast Of veal.
A yield OF 10 or more pounds Of cot
tage cheese from 100 pounds OF skim
milk can readily be obtained. or a mix
fur of two parts skim milk and one
Of buttermilk will give the same re
suits. The wholesale price on most
established markets varies from Az
cents n pound during the early sum
mer 10 7 cents during the winter, the
1917 price showing marked increases
owe former years. When making as
much as 500 pounds a day the total
cost OF manufacture. including labor.
coal. power, water, packing (tubs), and
depreciation on equipment. is from 8
to 10 cents a hundred pounds of skim
milk.
II is quite evident hal the cream
eryman is IN position to make his pa
irons a good business proposition. In
most sections he can offer them a cash
market for their skim milk at n price
M least equivalent 10 the value oh
tanned from feeding to animals.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

The Red Cross Society is planning
a three-act comedy for Wednesday,
June 18th. Matinee and evening. 4.
5-25-tf
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WANTED-GeneraI housework or
cooking on ranch by woman. Inquire
at Renshaw House. 81 It