davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
Err ttnARrur malfattu.
j aationens ansnnenma Snrd stationa6etre6 srmadli@t.

G6iffe gum @oIfong o~usgingen,
1879 Irsili9 mir nod 90!
Gin erneuter 4uff9puns. sIsi4s
3eitia aber aud elm boaItGnoig perdns
6erter 8etrieb trot Dor 25 Sabren Elm.
G6e bies geI9ilbert pirb, mOgen sis
niae 8orte iiber Die Dolorten. Oenen
regelmGbig na9gsiteIt porOen 1T,
9Iab fin6en. Die BiReni6aft Ders
3eidnet etipa lis Molarten, bic ie
na9 Ser 4usItottung Der Munbb0bIe
nit sur Observation-Disclosures Oienenben
Srganen in 5ipsi unglei4 grobe
@ruppen getsiIt perOen: Die cine bier
BON, 81 4rtsn umfaHenO, lit bur9
Sen 8eiiB BON 3G5nen in beioen ober
nur in einem Riefer ousge5ei9net unb
fii6rt oober ben Namen 3obniDale.
gu ibnen geb0ren Die 9slpbiue, Der
@eiBncl, @rinbpoI, pOtpol, Nars
fpoI, al9 Der ein5ige 8ertreter Der
ipolartigen 9iere in Der Oitfee. Der
Siimmler ober 8raunfif@. Die ibris
gen % arten tragen bonn @oumen
berunter6dngen6 apei 2Gnssreiben
borniqer plotten, Sic Barter, aus be-
men 5iffbein bergeitelt piro. Die
8ortenpale 8erfauen pieoerum, is
na9bem ie an Der llnterfeite beg
R0rpers am Slim beginnenOe urb Bis
in Die HnbelgegenO fi9 eritredenbe
2dngsfur9en beiiBen ober ni4t, in
Sur8en> unb in @lottpaIe. 8ertres
tern ser erIten 9ruppe 1T frii9er ni4t
no9geltent porOen; mir nenren ben
8Galz, Sim, 3pergz unb &%nOltpal,
Sic ale ben Rorbatlontti4en O5eon
bepobnen. gu ben @lattmalen, Die
bon ben 8aIfdngern audi dig Re6ts
male be8ei6net tpuroen, geboren Der
beute fat ousgerottete @rOnlanbstpal
uno Der ebenfaGs Ielten geporoene
Norbtopsr, benz IdOn bic 8osten nod
qefelt baden. sic paren oes Srans
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

Male gu t0ten, an QonO gu f9leppen
unO bebufs SrangetDinnung ob3ufpets
len. Die Mu8beute, an oeren 8ergung
ii9 SouGnber, g~ngldn0er, 6ron3oIen,
9dner, Noripeger unb 9am6urger
beteiligten, mar onfongs Iebr 6eoeus
tenb; in penigen So6r3e6nten per0oez
ten ober bic 5angfsloer, Mole purben
an ben &iften INNER feltener, uno 10
blieb ni6ts iibrig, als i6nen ins @tss
meer na95ugeben.
Die Gismesrfobrt puroe Die bo6e
S9ule fir bic Seefobrer, un0 nit
Re9t fann NOR Iagen, bab bic Wal=
fGnger bic Wege iber Die Meere 9ea
pieIen baben.
lin bic Wenoe oes 10. sSobrbunz
berts 6ra9ten Die napoIeOnif4en
&riege ppbl elm oagemeines Sinfen
Der ~blii4enben SnbuItrie, Die jeoo4
i'm 10. Sa9rbunbert pieber trdftig
smporpu9s. IS CAB IdlieBli4 tein
@ebiet mebr in ben Saeanen, oas Die
Waler ntcht dut Geute ourG1uft bat
ten; trob olIebem trot bor @noe Der
fiinf5iger Sabre uuf Der gan5en 2iz
ME Elm Riidgang Elm, Oen OerI4ieoene
llmItdnbe beoingten. Dor alien ma>
rem iene Nrten, benen man Biz babin
na9geiteut bate, INNER %Ieltener GEE
pproen, unb hire Reite batten liA in
gang u%n8ugdngli6e 3egionen 5uriidz
ss5ogen; Die Nnrenbung bon pflan5s
Iiden, ipdter bon mineralii4en Selen
unO bic 9enuBung bon Sos gu Be-
leu9tungs3neden 6otten elm itortes
Sinten Der Sranpreife CUR 5oGge,
oua ponbte man ii4 in iener 3eit
bes Nuff9pungs Oes SeeOerfebrs onz
beren lo9nenberen uno ii4ereren uns
terne6mungen gu. Sm Sabre 1861
bDrte Der Dalfang bon 9amburg aus
gon3 ouf unb penige Sabre 0orouf
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

unb Der 8orten tpegen fri6er gang
oGgemein @egenitanO oes 5anges;
ouBerbem 1teate man benz ebenfaas
rieiige 9imeniionen errei9enOen pot
nal (Ga9elv) no9, Der ouBer Sran
nod Wolrot (SpermacetD un0 geIe@
gentli9 bic Bel Der 9~erftequng BON
parfimerien benuBte, febr toithore
Qmbro I~ieFerte, bic ii6rigens aud
bin unO tpieber trei6eno ouf benz
Mleer bortommt.
Der in ben fiinf3iger Sa6ren einges
tretene &iidgang i'm Walfang fpdre
toum iberpunOen tporOen, penn es
benz Nortpeger Sbenb Sobn ni9t gez
lungen tpdre, cine tpirtli9 6rou9bore
8altanone unb cine nit einem
SprenggeI9oB Oerfebene 9arpune gu
fonitruieren. 8ei Ieinen iabrelangen
@eriu9en 1T 6opn DON Dem 8remer@
booener 8I9Ienmo9er @prbes unter>
Itiibt noroen, Der cine Iol9e Waffe
1867 in poris ausgeItellt bate.
Die Nnpenbung Der Spreng6orz
pune, beren 2oOung erit i'm Wol erz
plooiert unb tets cine f9pere, meiit
6alb gum SOB fii6renbe @erleBung
peronlnBt, ermOgli4te es, ben Bis
oobin 10 gut pie gang ferf9onten
6ur9enpolen na93uitellen; tie lieferr
3tpar melt %gsringere Sranmenger,
unb lire tiir3eren unb I~pr0Oeren Bar
ten beIiben %ipeniger Nert, aber ie gez
ben einen sripiini9ten @rIoB fir Die
faIt ausgerotteten @lattDole. Was
an Sronmenge benz @in3eltier nbeebt,
pirb bur9 Mahenfnng, Ser in oieIem
nmfang friiber gar ni9t mOgli4 fpar,
er1eBt. 0a nun ferner bic Sur9enpale
gu beItimmten Soften in Der Ndbe
ser &iiiten erf9einer, ~fpnnten bic err
legten Siere pieber an 2anb geIdleppt
unb bier pernr6eitet peroen. Die erite
oieIen s3neden bienenbe N~alfongltaz
tion griinbete SOenO Supn ielbft; BON
1880 ab, no9bem iein patent auf oas
moberne @algei9OB a6selaufen mar.
entftonben peitere Stationen, be{on@
bers in Ginmarten, beren man 1889
f9un 10 5dblte, bic nit 35 Malfangs
Dompfern arbeiteten.
Die &ufen erri9teten Stotionen
an Ser Murmanfiite, bic oasrbinss
bolo piebsr e~insingen; N~Ortpeser per=
pflanSten ben Stationsbetrieb nod
Sslanb, NOD 1901 bereits 9 4nlasen
nit &c 9ampfern nrbeiteten. 4nbere
Statipnen nuroen auf ben 5ar0er
unb ben SbetlanOinieln, ameritonis
f4erieits auf NeufunOlonb e Sta
tionen i'm Sa9r 1909 angelegt, ipdbs
reno rufii4e nnternebmer ben 8e>
trieb an bic oItaiiatiiGe &ifte perlegz
ten unb bort au9 cine BEL S9i9ou
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
Gprcnfel : Snbltitnte fir. SrtdJt'
bGtmc.

Som gntomolo9ilten Gnleftell@
funoigen) Ser Sbioer 4derbou-gr-
pertinent. Station miro arieniflaures
Calcium alS Subititut fir arIcnit-
Ialtres 9Iei (%arienate Of leao) sum
8elprengen ser Srudt6aume porge-
ldlagen. IS ri6tet wenig ooer gar
feinen Gdaoen an uno foltct beoell'
tend meniger als a%rienifiaures 9leL.
bas ieet iebr bod i'm greiie ltebt.
gerlu9e baben ge5eigt, oaB Sal
cium oieielbe @iitmirfnng bat mie
glei, bod bat es Bel Stcinfrii6ten
sic 8lGtter etuas %oerbrannt. IS
moq in @erbinoung nit 9Oroeaiir
coer S6wefelfalf gebraudt meroen.
Die Yreiie fir arienitlanreS Gal,
cium pariieren bon 80 Bis 40 Gents
bro 8funo, etma 10 Gents per Yfo.I
ueniger als arienifiaures @Iei. @al-
cium lit aher ooppelt ofonomiiG
neil peniger eebraudt miro.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

tionoIflogss oIs Screen gigsntnTn &c.
tenn3sidnet unb Der Sang fort9eieBt.
Bel olen Stotionen, bic INNER uns
mittel6ar am Wafer liegen, 1T aus
itorten 8oblen cine no8 benz @aIsr
I9rGg obfaaenbe JlG9e, Der 5lenfes
plan, bergeiteut, grOB genug, Inn olt9
an me9reren Molen bic gar5e Irbeit
bes @b5psdsns (5lenTsns) uno Der
3ertleinerung pornebmen gu tOnnen.
Mtit SiIfs BON Oampfpinoen miro Der
Mol, nit benz S9pon3enoe poran,
ouf ben 5lenTeplon aufge3ogen, uno
bic feds ober Teben 6lenfer. Die uns
ter benz Rommanoo zines Sberfleniz
iers itsbsn. modem fi9 nun Oorar,
nit SiIfe ibrsr groben, an lan9en
Stielen befeIisten Meiier Den Wnl
ab3uTpeden. Sic legen bierbei in Der
Regel einen RreisI9nitt um Die Nitt'
Oes mebr ober tpsniger aufgebldbtsn
2eibes an unb fdneiben bann. om
&ron beginnenO, ettpa fuBbrslte
2~GngsItreifen al, bic, on &etten be'
feItigt, Our9 ois Dampfipinbe peitsr
ge3ogen peroen.
Sinh me6rere Dole eingeIiefert, IL
perben, Inn bic bur9 bic raf4e Ser@
IeBuns ftottfinOenbe @eri9Ie9terung
Oes SPEEDS binton3uboIten, Dor tpets
terer @rbeit an Dem abgeflenhten &a@
boper erIt bic onberen Wale autge>
I9teppt unb obgeipedt.. Meit ptro
audi Die rieii9e 3unge, bic ebenfaus
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

5tsiT6, bas T.1r Strf6isbsn fsttbultig
1T, in grpBen Stiidsn, bic tpeiterbin
Our9 Mnidinen 5ertIeinsrt peroen,
BON ben &no9en geIOit. &u4 bic @ins
getpeibe psroen berausgenommsn un0
in poFsnbe Stiide 5srlegt. @noli4
piro nit SGge un6 Qrt an Oas Ste
lett bsransesonsen; bic nod immer
groBsu &uo9snitiide geIangen in eis
nsn risiigen NuBtnader, no iie gu
etpo ~fouIt9roBen S0rpern 5srtriims
inert nerben.
Nues bies IinO nur 8orbereitungen
gu peiterer @epinnung BON Sran, Der
aIerbings ni6t eriter Quolitdt 1T,
ober immerbin in Der 3e4nit 8ers
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

babenen gu sebsn. Mitten in bieier
Ifeinbar 10 unberii6rten Hntur itebt
bic SGgemii6le, bic 9auptquelle oes
Gsidtums fir bic 8epo5ner oiefsr
@egenben. Mit GtnieBen feiner Sc
%iunO6eit, ia ieines 2ebens i9afft Der
Sl0bsr auF ben reiBenoen 6liiRen
meilenpeit bas 9Ol3 6ierber our @er@
arbeitung. Sberbalb bes Maherfalz
les lit cine Serra1e, elm %iogenanntes
titles @aiIer". Stan6iaapiens SliIz
fe mliiIen ben barten Solgrunb neb@
men, tpie Sic Natur ibn gebiloet bat.
Die @iberItanOstraft oes @eiteins 1T
10 erOB, OaB bic 6Iuten ni4t imz
ftanbe iinb, es elott ous5ui6leifen;
ibr 9ett fGut Sa6er ni4t ianft ab.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

IoB .rrei9t. Menn 10 bic Glife in
ibrem 2auf iiber bortes urgeitsln I'M
SinbIid ouf bic S9tffbarteit aub
biele No6teile aufpeiien, 10 baben
bieIelben bod einen unbeltreitbaren
@praug in Der &larbeit unO 8einz
belt ibres @afers. Die 5arten Berg
arten IeBen ipenis Scroll ab, bisies
fGat i'm erften Gee auf ben 9runo.
uub bos @aKer ftr0mt in bodlter
&larbeit peiter. Der Wailerrei9tum
1T fir bic ~nortpegif4e Sonoi4att 9es
robe5u besei4nenO. Der Nortpeser IT
10 %gep06nt, BON jsbem 9aus 4usii!dt
auf elm @aRer gu baben, BOB sr eli'e
2anbI6oft obne 5luB ooer Ifser
taum fir i9On ertennea ipiro.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

fpenbune finSsi. Die FsttIOIsn Eefe
perbsn bonn in bsTonbsren Mai9inen
nod gu 6leii9s unb &npdenmebl.
begin. gu @uonO perarbeitst. Die
8artenreiben, sic aus mebreren buns
bert Oreiedi9en 8nrtenpIotten beIteben,
peroen in ibrs einasInsn geItonbteiIt
5erlsgt, Damn IOrsfGItis pom Nobs
ruugsreIten. 9lut uip. ssreinist unO
an Der 2uft getrodnet.
Die nabeIiegenbe 6rage, Oh nidt
aus Der Sout 2eOer berseItelIt usroeu
t0nnte, 1T nit nein gu beontipOrten;
Der @aIbaut febIt iene SGidt unberer
SGugetiere, bic gu 2sber rerarfeitet
miro, p%oQitdnoi1.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

bel 9ran snt6dlt, 9lei4 berous9es
f9nitten unb barauf Die 8urten in
8lpei 2Gngsitreifen Dom @aumen 9es
lift. Oie pidtigite Qrbeit TT oamtt
geI@eben; 10 boIO als irgenOmOgli4
neroen bann pon ben 5lenhern Die
langen @peditreifen Fppie Die 3unge
in fleinere @tide gef9nitten unO in
einen Qpporot ein9efl9rt, Der bic net
tere 3erfleinerung beiOrgt. Bon bier
gelongen sic gang tleinen Stud4en
in groBe, bur9 Oampf erpdrmte
&eTel, no iie ben Sron obgebsn.
Ser 3uert ablaufenOe Sran 1T
6euqel6 unb IteGt bic bette Sorte bar;
ipGfer brdunt er ii4. Der @eriud,
aus ben ReIten oes Speds Geim bers
auIteuen, 1T bis9er nod ni4t CUR
3ufrieDenbeit 9egliidt; Die @rieben
per0en bo6er 6O4Itens CUR 6euerun9
bsnubt.
Sc na6 @etegsnbeit piro Der aa@
booer friiber ober ipGter in Gerarbets
tung genommen unb auerit ooS
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

@eit etpa tauienO Sobrsn iteat
Der MenI9 nit INNER Iteigenoem @rs
foIa ben 9igantiIdsn NoIsn nod. Sm
3ouf Der Sabrbunbsrte bat Der Sang
monnisfo9e @onOluugm erfabren,
etenIo 1T Der 9egenitonb bes 6onges
uno feline @ertpertung Elm onberer ses
tuorDen. llrIpriingIi6 BON ben &iis
fen aus, Defenders ieitens Der 9oss
ten i'm @olf DON 8istapa bstrieben,
bebnte fih Der Sang nit benz 3uriids
iuei6en Der @aIe mad Roroen Bis
no6 Sslano aus. Sine b%eIon6ere
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
EaA

in eIbins s,baui, TdpimmsnO, @ta-
tion etoblierten. Dieter Stotionsbez
trit6, an benz ouf Sslono aud
Osuti6es &opitol ougelegt 1T, ermogz
Ii6te enbIi9 cine r~atiOneaere Nus
nubun9 Ser %er6suteten Wole. Sts
bo6in fpuroen muir Sped uno garten
perrpenbet unO bic o~bgeipedten rieiis
gen RoboOsr, trOboem iie einsn err
bebIi9en Dert beiibeu, on ben &i=
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
Nnrnrrgiarhrr maaHprtall-

fonbsrn bilDet pie bas Sol feGbit cine
&ei6e BON Serrafen. @uf ieOem Obj
5ob flieBt Ser Stub langlam url0
title ober bilbet nod bdufiger einen
tleinen See unb itiir5t fi3 oann IN
elmer Reibe tIeinerer ober grOBerer
safe binab, bis er ben nd4ften 4bs
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

Sn muiefdtif4em Grnit ite6t bic
norpegiI6e 2anDiduft oa. 9Ob'
Serge, enge Sdlcr, bunfIe Sannsns
pGloer un0 Ser brauienbe, toienbe
WaTerfau, ones irdgt bo3u BEL, bie>
Ter @senerie ben Gborattsr bes grs
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

@altanone NIT Qdrpine am Sli9 et1eS
Sdu9odmpfers.
Steigerung erfu6r bieIer Saienfang,
Der beute nod BEL Sen Ortne1s unO
SbetlonbinieIn ioipie BEL ben 5arOer
betrieben pirb, nod Der i'm Sobr
1896 erfoIgten @ntbedung BON SpiBs
bergen. guf 6ieTer unDirtli4en Sn>
5elgruppe enttDiGelte ii9 in Den Soms
thermometer Der eriten Sa6r5ebnte bes
II. SabrbunbertS Elm fe6r lebbaftes
3reiben; Sauienbe BON &rbeitern uno
MatroIen poren ouf Ben 5attoreien,
bon benen cine ben be3ei9nenben Na>
men rSmeerenburg" trug, beI9dftigt,
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

@inbolen Der in Gtreiien eei1uitteuen
S~pedtreifen.
aud bon 8remsn. 8isI mag bier3u
AUDI bic Sonturren3 4meritas beige
tro9sn BADEN, BON po. nm nur cine
3obI gu nenneil, i'm Sabre 1852 602
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22

be bought at a reasonable price. II
the vertical rulings in the book do
not serve the purpose others may be
inserted with pen or pencil. Ac-
counts are sometimes kept in a book
having small pages. A small page,
however. is soon filed, is often
crowded, and the information is scat
tered over too many pages for conven-
ience in recording and studying the
expenditures.
In order to simplify accounts 1t Is
well to group expenditures. If all in
dividual items were listed in separate
columns, it would require a great
amount Of detail work. The distribu-
tion of the different household expen-
ditures into groups is largely matter
Of Individual viewpoints. The follow
ing ten divisions should be satisfac-
tory for the average farm family: An
imal food, fruits and vegetables, cereal
products, other groceries, clothing,
household furnishings, running expen-
ses, advancement, incidentals and saw
ings.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
Peppers and Celery In Brine.

Green peppers and celery can be
preserved for future use by brining.
If properly done peppers SO prepared
can be used as substitute for fresh
peppers in pickles or salads, or after
freshening in water can be used for
stuffed pepper. Properly prepared
they can hardly be told from fresh
peppers. The method Of brining is as
follows:
Remove the stems and seed and
pack nose down into. water-tight,
noq-metallic receptacle, such as a keg,
barrel, crock or glass fruit jar. Cover
with brine made by adding two
pounds Of salt to each gallon Of water.
II keg, barrel or crock is used, sus.
pend a wooden cover in the brine so
that 1t will keep the peppers well below
the surface. II the cover is placed on
the peppers and weighted without sus-
pension, it will crush the peppers and
make. them lose their shape. Add
more salt to the cover until no more
will dissolve. If put in fruit jars or
other containers that can be sealed, no
more salt need be added. In this case,
allow to stand for three or four days
to allow gas to escape, then I'LL per
fectly full with brine and seal tight.
Kegs or barrels that have a good head
can be filled full with peppers and
brine and headed up. Fresh peppers
can be added from time to time as
they mature. Before use, freshen in
water to remove salt and then use like
fresh peppers.
Celery can be preserved in the same
manner, and after freshening is e1-
cellent for soups, creamed celery and
for fiavoring purposes.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
QUICK IN NAME AND ACTION

Quick in name, thought and &C
ton, Sergt. Maj. John Henry Quick of
the United States marines is one of
that noted organization who, after be-
ing cited for bravery on the battlefield
years ago, again comes to the front by
performing valorous deeds in France
and again being cited for bravery.
He was awarded the congressional
medal of honor for his conduct in
fighting at Cuzco. Cuba, in 1898. The
enemy was hiding in ambush and he
volunteered to stand against the sky
on high crest and signal firing direc-
tions to the U. s. s. Dolphin. He stood
with his back to the enemy and, al
though bullets were cutting all about
him, sent 1.-The signals as nonchalantly
as II he were in camp. L
On June 8. 1918, he volunteered
and assisted in taking truck load of
ammunition and material into the
town Of Bouresches, France, over a
road swept by artillery and machine
A. ,p{k q,
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
tanned or freckled

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White, shake well, and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle.
sunburn and tan lotion. and complexion
beautifier. at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchard White for q
few cents. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day and see how freck-
les, spnburn, windburn and tan disap-
pear and how clear, soft and white the
skin becomes. Yesl 1t is harmless
Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
SPENDING MILLION A WEEK

Think Of having the job Of raising
$60. 100000 and. ON top Of that, the job
Of spending that $5O. .OO0,O 900 at the rate
Of about million a weekl
William J. Mulligan has such
job, and he is making good at 1t.
William ]. Mulligan is the chair
man of the. Knights Of Columbus COM
mittee on war activities, which has
charge Of the supply Of comforts and
attentions for the spiritual. physical
and mental needs Of the million and
more American soldiers in this coun-
try and overseas.
Mr.. Mulligan is a lawyer, and be-
fore he devoted his time exclusively
to K. Of @. war relief work practiced
his profession in Hartford, Conn.,. he
resides in Thompsonville. Conn. He is
graduate of Yale law school. Among
the many strong features that enter
Mr.. Mulligan's makeup. the predomi-
mating one is perhaps the power Of
organization. His ability in this di-
roctiOn has heen nrOved nv fhe accom-
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
DEAN OF WAR REPORTERS

The king of Bulgaria, on the bat
tlefeld of Mustapha Pasha, before
Adrianople in 1912, said to his chief
Of staff as his troops were going into
action: "Observe that Englishman
passing up with the artillery. He has
seen more fighting that any soldier
alive"
He meant Frederic villiers, artist
and correspondent for the Illustrated
London News, who, from 1871 to 1918.
has seen all the world has had to
offer in the way of. warfare. He re-
Gently turned up in New York, after
two and half years on the western
front and a trip around the world that
led him to the frontiers of India.
1.-THE. end is quite bit off, yet"
said Yilliers. "How can 1t be other
wise when the German still thinks he
is top dog? 1t may last several years.
"Since the Aisne I have had no
doubt of the ultimate end. Tommy
took Fritz's measure there. Until
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
Increeee IN Gem elove.

It il estimated that during the last
1S months the output o6 corn -four has
Increased 500 per cent. There IL now
enough cornmeal being turned out to
care for all demands in the United
States. The remarkable increase in
output, which IL certain to become
greatef each succeeding month, b due
in considerable part to the eonvefsSoa
Of nucA wheat-milling machinery iAeo
cOgnrD1lllng mach1ne9y.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
Two Simple Methods of Making
and Classifying Records Of
Expenditures.
USE ORDINARY BLANK BOOK
Details Encourage Economy and Show
Relation Of Home Expenses to
Farm Business Ten DivI.
slons Satisfactory.

\ The modern farmers wife Is no
longer satisfied with the old accepted
idea that "the farm gives us a liv-
Ing" but she gets out her pencil and
paper and asks "How much Of liv-
ing does it give us7'''
Generations ago neither the farm
nor the farm household had any but
minor dealings with the outside world.
Under such conditions the need for
accounts was slight. But those con-
ditions no longer exist. The farm
household, though still in many cases
receiving its major support in farm
products consumed at home, purchases
far more extensively than ever be-
fore from outside sources. Farm house
hold accounts have become essential
to economy.
Household expenses on the farm are
very intimately associated with the
business of the farm itself. The farm
normally supplies much material
which otherwise would become a
household expense. The household, In
turn, very often furnishes board for
farm labor, which would otherwise be
a farm expense. Merely from the
standpoint of keeping track Of house
hold expenses as related to the farm
business, household accounts are de-
sirable and should serve to supplement
and round out farm accounts.
Ways Of Keeping Records.
There are two methods Of keeping
a record of household expenditures.
One is to record the purchases or
money paid out without classifying
the expenditures. The other is to clas-
sify when the record is made.
The first method Is very simple, re-
auires no special form. and gives all
necessary information regarding eH-
penditures. At the end of the month
or at the end of the year the total
expenditures readily may be deter
mined. In order, however, to know
the totals for each kind or class 1t will
be necessary to make up a monthly
summary, in which the items will be
distributed in different columns, by
classes. This extra work at the end Of
each month Cor at the end of the year)
NAV cause discouragement and neglect
Of classification, with the result that
the greatest good that could be derived
from the records is not realized.
Under the second method, in addi-
ton to being entered all together in
one column, the items are classified in
separate columns. This method has
the same advantages as the first meth.
Cd and the additional advantage OF al
lowing for the distribution Of the items
Of expenditure to the proper classes
without the inconvenience Of turning
to some other page. The distribution
may be left to moments Of leisure II
the farmer u busy at the time the
entry IL made. When the page Is
filed the next page is begun. the top
line next to the heading being reserved
for the total carried forward from
preceding. page. The items may be
totaled at the end Of the month and
these totals carried to the summary
pare at the end of the book.
Book Met important.
TIE kind Of book to use II not I'm
poFtant. An ordinary blank day-book
- ledger boak with Q sti6 cover may
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
NEW CORPS COMMANDER

Brig. Gen. Oman Bundy, who has
been placed in command Of the Fifth
American army corps in France, was
born at Newcastle, Ind, and was q
student at De Pauw until he entered
West Point In 1873. He first won dis
tnction as a fighter in the Philip
pines at the battle Of Bud-Dajo-
Mount Dajo-when as q major he led
column Of men up the side Of an
extinct volcano to attack 1000 Moros
In the crater. Fifty-two per cent of
his men in one company fell. 50 In an
other ;,still the line kept moving for
ward. held to Its course BY the COM
mander, and cleaned out the enemy.
In 1915 Colonel Bundy was de-
tailed a. adjutant general at San An
tonic, Tex. In connection with Per.
shing's expedition into Mexico unusual
administrative responsibility fell ON
him, and the manner In which he dis
charged this NO doubt made further
impression ON Pershing. After war
Z Q brisadier general and ordered to
. He II q student Of military subjects
be infantry school q the line at TRt
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
BE THRIFTY

Accounts will show you how.
Know where every dollar
comes from and where it goes.
Study your record book and
plan ahead.
Buy carefully today and give
to Uncle Sam tomorrow.
Save food, fuel and clothing.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
Tu II Out, Ma.

the cleanliness administrators Of the
household, n believe could be bet
ter boy II you wouldn't wash ne 30
much"
( 'whst has washing to do with your
behaviour
"Well. ma, you know that after yoc
wash your hair. you say you can't do
a thing with Il"
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22

felt thing and bigger
and there nothing to
It a question of rounding the Germans
in I
Berlin
matter"
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
Save SUGAR.

Use zone teaspoonful to the cupful."
Serve more fruits for dessert
Make fruit juices and sirups.
Use sirups In general cooking.
Can without sugar. sS. 80
Dry your fruits and vegetables.
Have less cake and frpstinS.
Eat less candy.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-22
Thousand Invested

will connect yourself or son with an
established manufacturing business
Guarantee Of $50 in addition to gooc
salary. and your money back II no.
satisfied. P. o. Box 154l, Denver, Colo.