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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

|sang ira at pare It mutt Digt
ifaI blibe et2anos gattonaliang,
|er oct ttpobenoig, d mango 0mdfen-
|oigbeoer Dirfer iamme1,, % iipr at
ben fnDtfes til en- MelooI ON beH
|og fulot fparer tit Drbene % for.
moar at fan9e i Solicit mes larnr1e
|l%pontane araft og Snoerligbe0 Tom
|gefiihtm.
Ser tom 1ilfeloet gjprnion til
|&ieIp. ].
! On ing Mono %. Setter til
Wlernltjerne 8j6rnfon, @icbaro
|ytororoaf, git poa oenne Sis %
orp1tte ON at b1ibe en- itor artnltner,.
|4ompon1t. San baboe ogiaa ,io,
fert enfelte m1iifalfe Mrbeioer, Ser
rpbeoe baaoe 8alent og Originate
tet. Men t1oget @jennembruo lom
arritner baboe ban enoni lite bapt.
I9a tom bans Saoer en- Doa ipin-
ge1oe mes ct stpffe Napir 9aan-
Ioen. Set bar giprnions monu-
|ifript TT rSSn, ri elffer
rse ber," iagbe Morbraaf % BIZ
flHs5sernen Wam1friptet, vru bar
gJprnltjerne igien ifrepet en- ganal
Men bodb eipr 6u Settle bar for
1neget Tor ben ipttenoarigea @iebor6.
San ipareoe lite Saoerer1 men
Srooien fjempeoe / ban, % 1,oeu.
Ct e. pro tog ban monuifriptet % git.
lin @ej. 50 Elmer efter :beanote BON Il
t'lboge me6 BEN @ompoiitioa1, Ser M,
l9n9es at belle @oroen ION Melooi
til $50, ri elifer -"
9e ferlte, iom lang Mclooien oa
&et1ten, oar en- abartet al u11ge 81
tooetter> iom netop bar tillteoe i
Stororads Stem, ga SEN unqe @orn-
/ ~ ~ ~ -.
1pontt itolt Tom og of1epereoe fit
9er. 0eiaa 8jerniierne mgote
op,s og | 9berDprelie al Sc to sSpore
% oeres S%lpgtni1ger borotes ga.
ytorees oor6enoe Motionaliona. ober
9oaben. 9fjpnt Sc 11r1qe Serrer
maatte lpnge soneen fra 8laoet,
orrfeoe ben BOG faa iterft poo &il-
Dprerne, at Be itrafs foritob, Der bar
F1tabt ct 11oeoeligt @un1tberf. SITE
le1t9e efter at 6enne @egipenbeo
fottot Steo, offe1rtliggior6e 8igr,1-
ION ~Sa, ri *elifer bette 2onoetu I
|oet nor1fe ~Mftenbla0et", iom ban
Den Gang bar Meore6aftgr at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
Atrkrns 6ttlltng i'll
nfn anrialr Bruxgrlsr
Ell S%ogneprnit Sans geilien So1,oe>

9porleoes bil mi 6ociolismen
fre1nme til 5ormoal?
WG1e1tlig be6 at BRUCE 6en Moqt
oe1t bar / fine Weolemmers Golrio-
|9eo Set er ben mumerife &ono1,s.
1om 1fal tOinge @egtifaalen 1re6 til
5oroel for oeres @rogram.
Den bar gjort ct betpoelia Mrbei-
oe Tor beo Manosmogt at fremrne
|ltn Sag; men bet er life oette SIR:
oe1oe Den M tillegger praftiif @e-
|1ponlng: Set for sen betponinqs-
tuloe1te Mrbeioe er .1,6en eommen-
|l1ening Set, iom eaor: no poo at
br111ge Meolemstallet OBJ til SEN
|lterlt mulige 9pioe og ioo anbenoe
|oen Magt, lom bette gioer beo
Salgur11en og paa enbper nnben
praftiif Maa6e.
Moo oenne Mrbejosmoooe fnn
8riltenoommen life babe 1oopn
]%beientlig Sn6benoing. Sen pil %
mao ielp arbejoe for fit MooI boo
len belt anoen Maa6e. Gen fon ifffp
BRUCE ben @egt eller mogt, fom
Toilet gtber, an6erle0es ems boo
rent aon6elig @ig. Men bbor 6pt
|e1eloer ct Gormaal fom @ocioliiter.
neg, og bbor Get giaIoer en- !@or1b
ION oeres, bill oen lite funne for.
oe1nme ben ber nebnte Gotfttiiff.
Sen BIZ {e at Dberaasiens Dper-
magt pfonomiif og i1tellleffttnelf tDir1-
ger ben an6en 8art Ser, bbor SIT
Observation-Disclosures ti1ipioies, til at
|%anbenoe ben Obermaet, iom Sen bar
)eller Tan fomme / 8eii6oelfe al, faa-
lange Ben lite bri1ges paa nbpoer-
Zig eHer i etbif Senfeen6e forfalte-
Zig Naa6e. ST emo lite Bereftiqel.
lien af beres @ng bebiit be6 Sc eel.
re, iom paa ben Moooe binoeg. ioo
Ier paa Ben an6en Sioe heller HE
]9berflasiens 0bergreb, bbor Sc mi.
llbtirfelig fi11oes retfprbiggiort beo
(5ortiattes paa Ste sioe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
2in6berah.

eo1'ntpa6bofot 81. 9. 0,8rien
|nolteote 6en II. Moi Mrreltorore
moo S6omas &orfer Sunfin, tio-
llsere @eoaffpr for ~@rono SORTS
9eralo", g. g., og onflaaeoe bo,n
TOR Sbertre6elie al Minne5otog Sop
moo galgfuif. %. 50. 2igaett, W1.
ollcttetsoirefter for Monportilon
seag1te, Der bab6e atrflaget bom, er.
1lorer, at Su1fin u6oelte ca. 25,-
|ooo etrfn1prer> Ser a1greb 6. 81.
Slnobergh 2igoens aonoioot for
011oerner, bbtlfe life bab6e 6orfat-
t t. Maon eller @0resie iom fore.
ltreoet Minneiotas -2ob. sy1,ifin
par orebet ct Moerteringsb1treou !
st. saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
l7nt Hail.

ss
sitter ioae iam1es Moromem
belle 8erben oper for at feltltgboloe
Minoet ON set @forperf 5ribe=
oens % Der1ofratietS 8jenelte, loa11
nofprtes al Manoene paa @ioSoolo
i 1914. De m1perenoe nlporlige
Gioer logger nata1rligpis Ell Dent
per paa Geitglaoen, badoe berooer
oa bjernme gamle Morge. Mfe1 Ell
fan0 Mor6mo,,6 fan life belt for
glenune benne Dag, lelp ON BON er
Eu1ir6er al Mile fra SienrmetS
aplf. 81 bill altio meo Safnemme-
Iigbe6 minbes Sc Weno, iom / De
met alporlige Ttoer, &orge 1logell=
firbe bar opfrpet, og meo set liant
Ieoe europa imoo fig, foritoo at
gipe 2ai1oet Ell, Ssorfat1ing, iom oe11
Dng ioag fan itaa Iom ct Mpnlter
poa Griti6 og Jolfeltpre, Dc to
8unfter, iom er 2plenet for Den
nuperen6e @erbensfrig.
Som MI, ioaleoes par ogiaa I
1S14 set belle europa inbblonoet !
Iaerig, eller rettere lagt, mon Dor net
pp pao set nermeltte fommet oper
zen. lang og blobig &rig, % n1a11
forlpgte laa gobt Tom muligt at 1ap=
pe pof olle be 5orItprreli er, Tom
3opoleon bap6e giort paa europe
forfeit. @apoe Toliene bengang boz
RET mere fremipnte %. ielp taget
3aano i Bette Mrbej6e ilteoctfor at
oberlaoe set til Ell, Sci 5totsmGno
poa Sen loafolbte @ienerfongreS.
biIbe fanffe bei1 11l1pGren6e 8erbens-
frig bRret nr6gaaet. &1ln Diemme
i set lille ubetpoelige og fattige
gtorge bar Ser Ell 0el Man6, Joni
poDeoe at iRtte fig op moo 8erbenS=
mogter1tes 8e ltemmeller; b%erefter
ifuIoe set norife 6olf og life 11oen=
1anbife Spriter be1temme 2anoetS
Sfpre. 0g iaa fpotes Morges
BrllnbloD til &er6e,1, e1 @run01oD,
font me6. 6e Goranoringer, 9iberne
meo Mg0oenoigbeo bor meofprt, gjpr
2nn6et til, ont ems i Nabnet ct
&onge6pmme, ct al oe frieite og melt
oemofrotiife 2an6e / @er6en. 9g
ben m1lepen6e Slegt for1toar fanlfe
/ enb bpiere @rab ems Sen ,onlebet1-
6e at be66mme % lette Nris paa
bet Storb9rf, om.s@i6sbol6smert-
oene nof6rte eller rettere fagt pao-
begDnote; tbt oeres. @erf fortiattcs
i benimo6 100 Mor. inotiI. BET enbe=
Zig fanot fin Mflutning@i 1905.
De fremtioige @iltorieifrioere bar
ct itort @irfefelt; Sc ifal oberlaoe
til fommen6e @enerotioner Min6er=
ne ON Sen &rig, font MI 116fj9mpes
for Gribeo og 0emofrati Og i
Denne @rigs &iitorie bill ogioa Mor=
ge faa fin Hla6s. Set er panifeli9t
for Na1tioen at. be6emme N1tioens
8on6linger; Set berer 6remtiber
til. Sg ingen ltgrre Sober fltnoe
beberfares 6en mlleben6e 6lRgt emf
at Der IN benz funbe iiges oe lam.
me 2oboro, iom hi MI enitemiQ
uotuIer oper. Menoene fras.1814..
5na loo % ibng mir1oes ois{t
geapno og tnffe oem for, .bpoo 81
agiorbe for 2on6et og bets GSrem.
tii6 i Sarens Stun6. Sem bar, s
I6rIf % frernit at taffe for, at Mor.
ge ioog taar TOM frit &ige, dgte1
pg refipefteret Beroen ober. So Inf
sng laa iamtt6ig baobe, at nbfalbe1
nf ben nl1brrenoearig man bringe e,
dgnenoe Jrbeo fom oen,s bi bnl
tDof bel 100 Mnrs or Be 5olte
lag, o4n mn ienper Sribeoens
sngpaa &c blooSsess Iagrnarfe, %
nt sc giie,,1em ine 0pofrelier / De
1ninoffte moa opslao, bpa6 p, Del
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
Wltfrt Rirarn ny hans
HRrk.

citing for ltnge Men6" b6rer iam=
men. SITE at &icoro bnr itiftet
6oreningen; BON bar tim ct 8urn,
90 Sen inafalme friltelige nngooms=
bepegelie TOM fer til 2anoet. Mle=
reoe / Supreme bab6e George 8il=
liams lat gagen / Gang i @nglano.
Mee11 fgr1f ga Sen 1l1ge &o116ioat Mi=
car6 traa6te frem % tog Stpret her
|biemme, bleb Set til noget me6 6.
Is. Il. 80. / 9a1rmorff, % nu6er bans
2e6elie pofie6e 8epGgelien idu meg
tigt, at Soreningen / 3lebliffet tpI=
Ter benimo6 10000 MebIeunmer.
&icar6 bar mi ogiaa:i en- .iiel6en
@rao nbrl1itd til berne. @ierning,
ltbgaaet fra ct flint fultiperet Stem
og ltooen6e in6e mes e11 bG olmen
9onnelie; ban. .bab6e ppperlige Gu
ner og flor &1tn6fabsrig6om. @iIoe
fan. babe goaet BEN bi6enifabelige
8ej - bbortI BON Ipiluof en- Si6
lterft 6rpges - bot6e ser 1ttpipl=
lomt ligget Ell fnn1f Sremtio. for
gam. San babbe Ell nalmin6elig
M%rbej6sebne. &ba6 SEN ManS bor
funnet operfonme- 0enere ben 81
bet UNDER Sbg6om og ofte rnoer
baar6e &6el1er), er set iimpeltben
l0imlen6e at tenfe paa for olmin6e=
lige' Merneffer. 9ertil fon1 ioa en-
Sremitillingsepne, Ell @eltalenbeb oo
Manorigbeo, iom SIR, at man me6
nogen &et fan fol6e &icor6 en- firfe=
Zig 8ilbelm Mnberien.
&an6i6at &icor6 er bfebet Gog,1e=
preit be6 en- al &i%ebenbopns gam1e
&irfq, % maaife og forbdobentIig
bill ban ftige bpiere .op. @en Micarb
% 6. S: Il. 90. bgrer Iammen, bbor
gammel ban enc bliper, og bbor
brit BON eu6 tiger. Gbi s. S. Il.
80. er bans nng6oms eIife6e. So
ban bar mere en6 1togen on6en nut
Ieben6e Man6 / bort 2or6 .boft sen
9tpffffe. at lebe for: 1l,1ge, at grille Sc
fore sfarer afsgnalinge, iom bor
lanlet Zig ON bans Saleritol, at
|biG1pe og roa6e De manefoloige, 1om
enfeltbis tom til bam / bans @tuoe=
reberelie meo 6eres Mngit % l1ro
og 2Greiel, % Sen nne0om bar
bjulpet bam til ie1b at bepore fin
1ung6om tro6s Mismoo % Erngiino,
trobs 5orger og 2ioeIler.
Com enbber betp6eIig Mano bar
&icar6 babt fine @fterlignere, be-
pioite eller ubebi6fte. Set moa i en-
pis Scnieelloe bore f%orferoeligt al
bore ,en betD6elig Man6, forf9r6e,
ligt for ben, iom gaar / spioien, al
lie &opier at fig ielp, ,bpergang bon
bender Jig ON og betragter tit SeIge;
forferoeligt beitanbig at bere gffoe1
|af fin egen Sternme. @icar0 ba1
beller lite un6gaaet fin Sfiabne;
men set bIiper 10 ct Bebis paa, al
ban CT en- %betpoe1ig Mano, Ell Sc.
Der, chi af Dem, Der er faloet til al
,goo ! Spioien.:
5or %, Der bar Dor Mob,i en- an.
ben Sor6buto, og iom fra Dor Ting,
bonn bar fe1t % biemme / on6rt
&reoie, bill Der naturliapis j Ser
pfriitelige l1ngoomsbeppgd1e" beer,
abfil1iet, .iom bi itoor fremmeot
%operfor: 81 bar bore Snossnoiiree,
log bore 8etenbeliebeber. 81 ST.
ielpfslgelig bope Sob til Of orbeiof
pna Dor gis, iaa6on Tom ii nj fl.
t,es, at BET Hggr for og Set tai
.forefo1't111e os, at 8. s. u. 500. be.
rer Mraeeet Of fin uoenImoife 0prin.
belle 81 fan finoe, at Ser i benz
MsRre1ltnn0e or nero nf MnitntH; nt,ors
ogs0 rganiiationens aano, ems 20
timber ill1lot Dette nle6 frifteIig,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

Haul SioetSe, Grebas ben III. Mla
bsnterrnpoer, bette mes gprneguos-
tieneiter o. 5tnoerterenostieneiter
tneo 8ibeItil1ter % 8enltempber
ia, mango af og foritadr set let lite,
Der fur.oe 10 mot bore oel1, Ser
ipnes, at bette ct TOM at tdge'6o E I'M; li1l-
ge meb @olo. gIer pi fnt1fer paa,
bDorlebes man tager Sc l,nge | Brug
Tom Mrbeioere. SAB % T. @fs. fpl-
ge en- u1ig fbeoIngiit ~it10ereuoe paa
bans 8anea iaale6es iom ben ! bore
Gage - taffet bore 81. d. 6. S. Il.
so. faa 1tbpre ofte fomner til at
forme fig. Serit giennenrgaar ban
ct @pannaiiunl, mel aflerf6rit en-
Mellcrnifole, % mo6tager, bpao
aanbelig @dobirfning Der III tan
mobtages Der. S iioite Commerce
RIO far at,,bpnte1efson,pn heItooer
BON ! e. fri,terio+ @nm,,oiioi4na6e.
bIiper mebIem of a. s II 80 %
be1Iutter 81 11,oere F6eolooi Mr1te
Mar:blipershnn atnbent % beapnoer
poq G%heoIoaien. M3e11 MI er Set,
ban sifoI i Mrbeioet. i set broftiife.
fao b1iber han ggnooqsifolelp:
rer Ga 2e6er at en- 4reos al Sc aller<
Dnalte g. s. Il. so. % list efter
Iiot apancerier ban i Set praftiife Or
beioc oq CT Srofgrer, enbnu inoen
ian Dar ,,oaell Tom BELT oanoelia
Mbfonit oertil. 3 fin Nritio 1tuoerer
tan EbeoIoai til Mom,ouftgren. Gar
:os antooe at hon shor on oon Su.
fommel5e M o., oipnnen,i,itIio- Wp=
qopelie, 8 apbet ofl6aMor euer loo
bil hon no tooe pn hpoprlio G,r-
hoSaofao,,o,
ITO pftp,. a. cs-ntor,,o,,a ion, @efrc.
for ! q. s II m h,r4io,+ mn
liut qoor oper ! oei,tlio girfinmhe6.
81, Or INN fo1npt ~ beif;Ha+ 0r6fa-
rer. So NJ, foor Inn, tro,dt @an=
6ooso,,6stiene,4prnp o. fon hp,,nc #.
fe set. ser tooer meit. boo hmm me,,
Ser er g s. Il. 81. M q. s. II. q.
oa Mis1iousmeoer % gnffellesma.
ser % SelIiooigrplfesmo6er %
@trauo1r6stiene1tpr hiis set pr
@iebenbapn. 8eitanoio 1moo hon
bore poo Sner1e tom 0rbfdrer. ae-
ser Ga Orooniiotor. seseo lpgroer:
Moor ffol sen orme Mor6 foo Sis
til aesninq, Stuoi,,m, Dperpeiel1e?
Mouqe times. at set qoor ltprfftt
tiIboqe mes Qgoiqbeoen al sen frilte=
liqe GSorfpnoel1e ! bort aon6. Or
set 1oqet l1noer? @otoliferne lprer,
at 5ofra1nentet birfer er obere obe=
roto, 5. +. /. 1ot1 .qiort @iernino":
oct Times, iom mon / pis{e brote5ton=
tiife&re61e hor en- Iionen6p Ohfotter-
5e m. s. /. .Or6ets sSorffnn6pI1e~
SIT ser brp6ifes % niSnes innps ot
ppre !S%ope6iooen. hbnrSon Scr n,o,.
nifes. fomme, ! onop,, Mpnnp So
oon0et oberlnraites mp6 Sra 5om
,,oro Como. nor mar5oa,,o,S;n
Con 5ioe,. ;ffe y q : II m ~,
ono Gfnrnon for 5otto. hiSGoo hoss.
bro5o,,na So ma,, 81 $50
men me6 F,ibens esorho1b fon noprp.
men set berer MT ! hpertz To1b mes
ti1 set. iom nj on6rp hor norp Me=
tpnfeliohe6er pe6.
-r-
Sea hor mine seynopen6inoer. lea
bor mine 8etpnfeliohe6er men =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

III cttSuIO w Du1S SSkII.
&icaro ifriber ct gte6 / Gortalen
til set lille eitetiife Sorlgg uMellem
@enner": vMain 8Ia6s er life paa
8arnas, men pad en- ANsrrubiiffefto1 e1=
Ter Golerfto1." 9eribnr BON &et.
|Sans @1aos er paa en- Ealeritol. Ser
|finoes i bette 9jeb1if life en- mere
neltolenoe Mono i bort 2a,o,. % In
gen., abiolnt inger, Ser foritaar fig
paa at tale til hinge Menneifer -
maaife iier 111ge Men6 - om BON.
San bor ollie Sen itore Callers bore
Sortrn, olle 6isie Sortrin, Tom Sc
l1nge ganife iarlig pleier al intHte
8ris paa. Dg ban forftoar atztage
De l1age ltee neia6tigt, bborg6e iItanr.
SON fienoer,og BON formaar me6 I'll:
beren Sberlegenbeo at oniIaa en-
bber Streng, Der giper @ienlpo. 81
unges Sin6. Men iom ba11 bar Sen
itore Callers Sortrin, bar ban ma
ti,r1iebis ogiaa ben itore Callers
lSriitelfer. Set ffaI iiges til bons
Mos, at set beb ban gobt ielb. S fin
9iltraoeliespreoifen i @arriionsfir.'
ten fortaller ban, bporle6es Ser
gamIe 5ognepraft iaeoe til bonn, 50
ban e1gang.fom bngre baboe praoi.
fet airfen: IS Dag bar Der Iiot d
@icaro % meget at Seius"". Seq
boloer iiHfeaf Sargon; men leg for.
ftaar 10 hot, boob gbr. ssrenien
mer1te, % bborfors Hicar6 n1i1oeoca
be Orb ben Dog, 30 ban bleb inbiat.
Oct er farrot, at @icaros @laos
ct paa en- &reoifeitoI. So felp ON
1ban ogiaas snaften altio, naar bon
lprroifer, iigter HI u1ee % bnr Dro
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
nited States Department Of Agriculture.)

ers cO-operated with the military au-
thorities at Camp Mcclellan, Admission,
In growing food for the camp mess.
The city Of Mobile has 1000 war gar
dens. On many railroads, particularly
In the South. the unused portion of
the right Of way has been given up to
gardens made productive hv section
hands and construction gangs. There
has been a decided movement for fall
gardens and ever for year-round gar
dens where there IS a long growing
seasO and the "fall food acre" of the
South has been a direct result Of the
governments campaign for more home.
food production.
Gardening Come to Stay.
These facts are significant as show
ing a tendency, and are an index of
activities in every state Of the Union.
The most hopeful aspect of the gar
dening situation. according to the de-
partment officials who are willing to
venture an opinion, is the unanlmity
Of their belief hat the home and com
munity garden has come to stay, and
that those who have undertaken the
work as a wartime measure will con-
tinue it after victory has been won.
Their opinion is based, they say,
upon the advantages which garden
ers have found: cheaper vegetables.
better quality and greater freshness,
zest and healthfulness in gardening as
occupation, and the growth
Of community spirit and action
through a common ground of interest.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
ALL CALLED ON TO WORK
Necessity for Some Useful Occupation
Must Be Apparent to Every One
at This Time.

Labor has gained throughout the
last year In the feeling and thought
Of the world. The strain and perils Of
the times have brought an unusually
sober and reflective state Of mind. Men
and wOme have been more than com.
monty concerned with the gravest
problems Of existence. They have
given nor than the ordinary consid-
GRAFTON to the needs and dangers Of
life.
All this has contributed to the dig.
nifty and honor of hard work. Never
was there more general recognition
Of the necessity of meeting real trials
manfully and playing a mans part In
the serious business of living. Never
In recent times was 1t more difficult
to shirk without discredit or spend
the crowded years IN idleness without
fOrfeiting respect and reputation. The
world has so much to do. 80 many
great tasks crowded upon Its mental
and physical resources that work Is
more than ever before the plainest and
most vital duty of all who have
strength for service.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
Better Marketinu,

Last year the production Of perish
ables is estimated to have been 80 per
cent greater than normal. Notwith-
standing the large output, the market
Ing difficulties were relatively less
than in former years because of the
effective efforts of the people through
out the country. assisted by federal
and state agencies, to conserve these
products for future use by canning.
preserving. picking and drying. The
department is again actively assisting
In the conservation of perishables. as
1t did last summer, and is able to rem
der effective assistance with its
largely increased staff. More effective
assistance also is being rendered in
the marketing of perishable products
through the greatly extended daily
market news service Of the bureau of
markets and the weekly renurt3 Of
truck crop production prepared by the
bureau Of crop estimates.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
WAY TO CLEAN RUSTY STEEL
Brush With Paste Composed Of Cyan.
ide Of Potassium, CASTLE Soap,
Whiting and Water.

Steel which has become rusty can be
cleaned by brushing 1t with a paste
composed as follows: Half an ounce
Of cyanide Of potassium, half an ounce
Of CASTLE soap, an ounce Of whiting
and water sufficient to form a paste
The steel should be washed after the
paste has been applied. in a solution
Of half an ounce Of cyanide of potas-
SUM In two ounces of water. On the
other hand, rust may be prevented on
steel parts by applying the following
mixture with II brush, just as If it were
varnlsh: One part ca%outchouc, 16
parts turpentine. These ingredients
must be dissolved in a gentle heat and
then eight parts Of boiled oil should be
added. The whole is now mixed by
bringing them to boiling heat. This
material may be removed by the use
of %turpentine.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
Unionists Defined.

Wage workers, members In good
standing Of the union of the trade or
calling at which they are employed,
who realize as a fundamental prin-
ciple the necessity Of unity of all their
fellows employed at the same trade or
calling; who recognize the vital, logical
extension, growth and development Of
all unions Of all trades and callings
and who strive for the unity, fedora
ton, cooperation, fraternity and soil.
darity of all organized wage earners;
who can and do subordinate self for
the cOmmon good and always strive
for the common uplift; who decline to
limit the sphere Of their activity by
any dogma. doctrine or ism-finally,
those organized wage workers who
fe~arlessly and mistakenly maintain and
contend that the trade unions, the
trade union movement, are paramount
to any other form of organization or
of labor in the world, are
the ideal unionists.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
|Cabor's Fair Share.

The dignity of labor sounds well
from the rostrum. but the men and
women who do the worlds work an6
produce the worlds wealth are rapidly
learning that their dignity as well as
their happiness depends upon their in.
sistence on a more equitable distri-
button of the products of their toll.
They have learned that the only why
to ecu anything like a fair division
is by organized effort through banding
together in unions for the raising Of
wages and the shortening Of the hours
of toll. Through such organized effort
they have raised the standard Of living
for every worker.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
Ever Upward

TT is not enough to win rights
from 4 king, and write them
down in q book,
New men, new lights, and the code
of the fathers the ons may never
brook,
What is liberty nov were license
then; their freedom our yoke
would be,
And each new decade must have new
men to determine its liberty.
Mankind is a marching army with
broadening front the while.
Shall it crowd its bulk on the worn
paths or clear to the outward
file?
Its pioneers are those dreamers who
heed neither tongue nor pen,
Of the human spiders, whose silk is
wove from the lives of toiling
men.
Boyle O'Reilly on Wendell
Phillips.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
IN ALL LINES OF ENDEkVOR
carIyie's Phrase Might Worthiiy Be
Made Text From Which to Build
for Best Results.

1.-THE tank corps expects that every
tank this day will do its damnedest."
Such was the order of the day issued
before the battle Of Cambria. The
phrase hencefOrth belongs to English
history. writes Mr.. A. MOntgOmerie
Bell, and its origin and author have a
new interest. l first heard the words
a years ago, and from the lips of DR..
John Brown, author of "Rab and His
Friends" I met him in the streets Of
Edinburgh when he at once began to
talk Of America, from which he had
lately returned. He was deeply i'm
pressed by the spirit Of the men to
whom he had there been introduced.
For myself, l was somewhat crest
fallen by his eulOgy of Onr. American
kinsmen, thinking that he, at least.
could have little to learn from them,
aud asked If he could more closely de-
fine their merit. "They are more alive
than We" was his incisive answer,
spoken somewhat sOrrOwfully, and he
went on:
Let m tell you a story. A friend
of mine. a Free Church minister, was
in conversation with Carlyle. They
were talking of early Scottish ideals,
and the minister insisted on the merits
of the Shorter Catechism. Nothing
he said, could better bring the most
important truths before the thoughts
of the young 4 don't think So said
Carlyle. Take said the minister. the
first question and its answer: '"What
is the chief end Of man? To glOrify
God, and enjoy him forever" Do not
those words give as true an ideal of
life as can be givenT 4 don't think
so.' still replied Carlyle. Then said
the minister, a little puzzled, as being
unused to such opposition, can you
improve on It? What do you believe
the chief end of mar to bey' The chief
end of man. replied Carlyle, with
strong emphasis, is to do his damned
est "-MOntreal Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-30
Potatoes.

The normal acreage Of Irish and
sweet potatoes should be maintained
In 1918, Notwithstanding the large
crops of 1917.
This is especially true IN view Of
the necessity of releasing more wheat
for export. Potatoes, both Irish and
sweet. are the most popular and most
generally used of the perishable staple
crops. The department, through its
extension and publication activities, is
encouraging their greater use, espe-
cially the use of the Irish potato as a
partial substitute for wheat in bread
making.
The yield per acre can be made
more certain by greater attention to
the selection Of disease-free potatoes
Of good varieties, by treatment of seed
potatoes Immediately before planting,
and by the use of sprays to prevent
loss from blight.