davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
To X, Y. Il,

Use fishberries and alcohol, which
the druggist will prepare for you. Make
faithful use of a fine comb. Vinegar
applied to the hair will destroy the last
traces. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

into buns. Let rest for fifteen min
utes and then roll into round buns
and place in a well-greased baking
pan and let rise for thirty minutes.
Make a hole in the center of each
bun with a small wooden stick and
wash the buns with egg and milk.
Bake in a moderate oven for twenty
minutes. Cool and then fill the
center with jelly and ice with water
icing,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Laugh Away Jealousy

Dear Cynthia II am n girl seventeen
years Of age and have been going with a
girl for the last Ave years. We both Joined
club meeting boy we both liked. He
seemed TO bo attracted to mo most and
was asked out. My girl friend. hearing
that the boy took me out. caused many
ouarrels between us. Shall l go with the
boy or drop the girls friendship? .
ELEANOR.
1t was very natural that the boy
should have liked one of you better than
tho other. so | see no reason for quar-
relng and Jealousy Personally, l do
not see how Il would be possible to be
comfortable friends with girl who in
sisted on sharing all my young men.
Have q talk with the girl. l feel sure
She will listen to reason. If she doesn't,
and you like the boy. keep on being
friends with him and be friendly with
the girl in spite of her attitude toward
you. Laugh about the quarrels. Refuse
to let them worry you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

My dear Mrs. Wilson, am in
closing an envelope for you to
kindly send me a recipe for good
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
Brest Braid

Roll the dough into three strands
about one inch thick and ten inches
long. Fasten the three strands to-
gether and then braid. Place on a
well-greased pan and let rise. W "A
with egg and milk and then bake
for twenty-five minutes in moder-
ate oven. Spread with jelly and
then ice with water icing. Sprinkle
with slightly Drowned cocoanut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

To "Anxious'

Cynthia Is unable to answer the ques-
tion you ask,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28

In tho noxt instalment. due 70 an i'm
Pulslvo act of Alice's. Scott discovers the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Spifcrnc % 2nct.

0oerolt, bbor 3piferne tloar ben,
blioer Ser ogiaa ct glbu8. @aar
8pifla1o8 Snoflp0elie til6oge, gaar
set ogiaa tiI6age for 9lGet. 0ette
er, %ifriOer o9icbt Il. 2eben9, Ell iaa
aGmin6elig onerfen6t Gag, at sen
life be66ber 9ebiier; olli9ebel Ell
Set beifGmmenoe, bba6 Ser of en-
Gpifer ifrioes / ct. 8reb ira Seru-
laGem:
n9en itore, tpife 9G6oG Oe6 Saffa-
porten er MI, ii6en Gngl9n6erne bar
fooet Mogten, forbon0let til Ell
aoffe. % SelaGon, og bette Client
pei er bleben fulgt of en- @Gng0e
andre 2ofa(er bnooe / og loenfor
9pen, iod of man fra ct birfelia
menneifebenGi9t og foGfeGi9t Stan0'
punft mon gGe6e Jig ODER Sen npe
3ingene8 &ilitan6, iom @nolGn0er.
ne bar biofort."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Gn benlig MnmoOning.

1. glle, lom life bar betalt 6e.
res Neolemsbi0rog til genitonsfon-
oct for 1918, 6eoeS benligit ON at
gpre oct | Ell n9r 6remti0, 0a 6on-
BET trGn9er til 9en9ene, og 2obene
tiger, at MeOlems6i6raget ifaG be-
tales / 5orifu6.
2. De, iom bar 0oteS Giggen6e
paa Sltbifriptioner til 9eformati-
on8goben, be6eS me00ele mig paa
bbor flor Sum- oe GDoer.
3. Noa ie9 eu0bi6ere be6e Dem,
ion life bar inobetolt 6ereS Cub
ifription til acknowledgement, at
in66etaGe famine til SomfunoetS
aa8ierer, Mr. Otto Sanien, gGoir,
Re6r., ioalnort 6e Ter Dem I Stano
BERTH, 6a 6i8ie 8en9e tilb6rer @en-
iionSfon6et, og oet I'LL er beiluttet
at iamGe ct @run6fon0 poa $780,
900 ioa mart iom mitIi9t.
s bro6erfig 9grbe6ig6eo.
q. 6. 8et8mann.
@e6iter @robes, $40.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
&eriailles iOm @eserlanSs6D.

Sbi8 2uobig Sen Siorten6e emo.
M lebeoe, o9 bbi8 ban ltof So
be0et u0 of ct @in6ue / Slottei
/ 8eriaile8, biloe ban = Ifriber
BarilerbGo0et oSournaI 6eS 9e6otS"
liffert blibe D6erit for6abIet.
8aa oe fornemme &erroSier og mel
lem De ifenne anleg o9 Spring
oano bil6e ban nemlig gore en- 6eiii
merfoGroig Spoagelie, og ban bill.
6e %forun6ret ip6rge fig ieIb ON,
6bor0an BET bel funoe bore gooet
til, at Ell tiIipnelo0en6e ngte Gee
ger-2on686D bar fommen til Ser
iaille8.
9e b~eipnoerGige @p9ninger, ionl
man / 6enne 3io Ter oberolt ON.
firing SGottet / gerioiGles, Gi9ner
poa ct SOAR Su6nn.0 egrenes pri-
mitibe Splitter; De RUNNER imioler.
ti0 life Geben6e 0egre, men oerimoo
en- @en96e bbiOe, nemlig g~eriail-
leg mango Stotuer. Scr at be-
ifptte 6iSie Stotlter moo 9eifa-
oi9elier beo 6%lpoe6omber bar man
omgioet bier enfelt al 0em meO
5ooeraler of of6ugge0e 8re9rene,
Ser er iamGeoe / en- Spi6s / Sop
pen, ioa at man tror at ie en- bel
2anosbp al en- eller nnOen biGo
5offeitammes Sptter.
Set er aGtiaa ct beiit merfber-
oigt geriailIes, man biloe faa at
ie, bois man for Chen tom BERTH,
og Ser er in9en &biOI ON, at 2uo-
big 0en 5iorten0e biI6e rDite pau
Sooe0et, bOi8 ban fun6e itaa op
at fin @rao og geite fit Slot. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
5arm til sale.

9aa @run6 al i%n0trufne Omiten-
Oiobe6er ifaG min. 5arm ielges in.
ben l.. Oftober. '@eliggen6e / set
6anife Excitement Dane gallep".
800 Ncres bboraf $50 er UNDER
9lob, @eiten inobe9net for @res.
gang. Sus og StaGo, 8reno og
@inomeIle paa 9Ga0ien. ~ @il
fra @ul6ertion, 5a fra @c@a6e,
3A til 6onif @irfe, 1 til Sfole,
ttpr be6 auImine. Sm nermere
Oplpsnineer, ON 9ris og 8etin.
gelier, ffrio til gieren, Sens Slab
berg, g. 81, gil6ertion, @ont.
q. 9. Sil6n6 mootages life fra
rogen 2an6o9enter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

lection of the eountry's flag and
made use Of its resources, and
yet profess ignorance Of the Ian
guage in which the Constitution
is written. Such is not good citi-
zenship, and the matter should be
remedied. A proclamation may not
be the best remedy, but let those
who would be leaders among us,
not try to lessen its effect or to
get around it. That would be
poor policy and would bring its
own reward in the end.
Mrs. f. D. Klyver.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
So Sinner / 2uften meS en- 6D6
ManS bco Gnttet.

Mfan bar oftere bait @fiempler
poa, at 6IDbemaifiner bar bol0t Jig
io9bcn6e no9en &i0, efter at Sc Ont
borobprenoe bar beret o6oe eller
Dog iaa bnar6t inoreOe, at oe intet
bor funnel foretage fig for at itDre.
geu me6Oeler n8ailD CHRONICLE, eff
ter bbao ser tele9rdferes til g.
G.", ON ct opiigt8baffen6e SilfeG-
oe of 6el1ne 4rt.
@n n9riltol". &maifine bar
itegen op me0 TO Mon6S 9eiet-
ming og fom ionmen me0 andre Ell
celtic 5lpbemaifiner / $500 5ooS
Sei6e | 9onp me0 tDlfe, at bbiGfe
oen neoifeO en- D2tl6otro8". llmio.
oeG6ort efter iao man Den g6re en-
Soingning og gan no9et ne6, i0et
Sen iamtioig bafGe0e, iom ON 0en
bdr belt lloetl StDrtltg. Wtet1 Den
fqrtiatte life oeIto minore, til man
table oen al Spne.
Om @%ftermi06neen faGot ben neo
ca. 90 enoeIife MiG belt for 9trras.
.9e99e Be Ombor6b9ren6e bar 6p6e,
rnmte at 9ueler 6nefra. @en8in'
.9e6oloeren bar tom.
Ser fltnoe efter aft at 06nnmC
ingen Sniol bore ON, at oe to
M1eno bar bIeben orebte umiooeG-
bart efter at naBatros 0en ltprteoC
nco. Men 6eres D@riitoG", en-
ISppe, iom netop er fen6t for fine
|fortrinIige galance-g genifaber, ban
Ifortiat oe bar biitnof eennemfGsiei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

oa life moo @oipreoelie og 5oroir-
ring
Gen Itore norif lutberife Girfe /
bette 9an0 be0tog poo fit aarsn6-
oe me0 533 Stemnter for og 81
imoo at fate Oroet norif bort
of fit Rabn. Olaf &irfeberg iagoe /
5orbanOlingen oerom: M itrpger
man Sroet norff, og oct neite
bliber, at man itrD9er Sr6et [ II.
tberf. San bleb fol6t ifarpt til
Sroen 0erfor of Meoets 6orman0.
Dog fan Der 9oot li9ge ben 5ore,
at n6biflingen blioer, Ion1 airfe-
berg ingoe. Sbi Der er III life iaa
longt fra Set rationale til oct f~riite-
lige. ut ififte airfeiprog er iom
HegeG at ififte Notitr. 90 meO ct
anoet Sprog fplger gerne en- ott'
ben 4an6. Og 9efenoelieStroifab
itaor life iprGig bit / &urs / boz
re Gage.
Sbem be6, bbor lenge oct bnrer,
for hi oeioa foor 8orIlaa be0 Mars
ms6et ON at ltrDge Oroet oan t
of bort 0abn, on hbem fan for10s
lige, bbo0 bioere biG f6Gge.
Seq tenfte timber bort M60e:
Bare man oog bar lige Ioo ni6fGre
for bort Soils 5relie og for at 10
re Be enfelte SieGe til 0mben6elie
og Gro, iom man er for Sprogifif.
let, oa biloe set bpre goot. Wen ct
ser life 6en Sore, at oct inobortes
og ~b9ientli9e titles / Sfpgge al
oct porel Sit bi blot en- rigtig 6pb
og omfatten6e friItelig g9ffelle
iblan6t unge og gomle blonot bort
Soft, oo ifuloe set bit biie Zig, at
oct life bnite6e loa meget meo at
ififte 9irfeiprog @; Dor @u6Stie.
neIte poa Mooersmaolet Oil6e oa
fllnne fortiettes / mango 9(ar emo
III.
6oruo for @pffelien i asbenbaon
for no9Ge qfor iioen BAD man: ser.
re, ien6 os Ell @effelie, og lao
6en begbn6e meo migl" Oct biloe
bit bore go6t for o8, at 6eoDnoe
at be6e ligerbis.
8enIig SiIien til Narsme6ets
9eltagere.
$. Sc. &anen
G~toplebnrit, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Sugen llarligbeb eller
SpergrCb.
8. Sc. $ II,
Gtaplebltrit, 0ebr.

Seq baboe bentet, at en- eller an.
Den bapoe iOaret poa o0iit og oit"
/ Oft gfr. "a; men oa itgen bar
melot Jig, oil ie9 fori69e at flar-
gore Sogen.
"a aorsmeoet / 2llcf, isis, be.
illltte6e at jamie Ell Geiormation8-
qabe paa 100000 til at betaleS am.
fun0etS @elo meo, bar @el0en
omfring $4,000. 8eo qtorsm6Oet
/ &orIan bite oct zig, at @Glben
bar bofiet til goot og bel $4,000;
men olligebel bar 100000 tilitref.
felig til at betale oetL og oa Der
bar Here MenigbeOer, iom life bap-
Sc Iubifriberet til Geformotionsgd.
ben ioa .bfep set beilltttet at fort.
iette meo Su6ifriptronen, og boa0
ser fom mo ober 100000, iflll0e
oanne 9eaDnoeIie til ct 9eniions.
fon0 for 6en foreneoe airfes BrG-
tier og Brofesiorer.
Oct bleb enopioere oplpit be0
Qarsmgoet, at Der bor fnap $780,.
900 iu6ifriberet, men Naalet ifltl-
oe NOT naaeS, 90 aasiereren lit
oerfor Sob til at betole al poa Gel
Den efterboanoen iom gengene fom
ino. Samme 9(arSme6e beilutteoe
at bDgge ct Maifinbus Oe0 Sfoleu
/ 9Gair. Der bar gibet Oberilag, at
set biloe foIte ca. $1,000. 9eu9ene
til set Iflloe lomleS inc beo ct
.Offer ale Meni9be0er. 0a bt
tom til ~Qlarsme6et / g3eenob bar
Gomfunoets @pI6 oofIet til ON.
firing 100000. .0esfoploen bar Der
.fommen $4,000 for li6t inO til Sra.
.Ifin6uIet, ioa Somiun0et 6ab6e $2,.
900 @el6; men 0enne @Glo bar
Itiftet, efter at Sen 8eitemmelie bar
beota9et, ct bba6 ser fom ino ober
100000, ifuloe oanne 9e9Dnoelle
til ct geniionsfono for Samfllit'
bets greIter o9 8rofesiorer. aars-
me6et bob6e ineen Gct til at be-
tale oe $4,000 no at Heformotions'
aobet, fereno oct bob6e filofaitet
@orsmeoets 9eItertmelie fra Sor.
Ian, bbao life ifete. Ser er lao
Ireoes bberfen banblet aprligt eller
Ibeoaaet Sperereb.
So9en er aGtiaa oenne: Den.
I@el6, Somfun6et baboe beo Wars
me6et I Reenab, bar itiftet ltoer
lgorsmeoet I Sorlan. bbor bet nt'
Tte fla, at 100000 bar tilItret'
IfeIia til at betole Samfunoets@elo,
og Gorsmeoet / @etraetning oerai
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
NDt

Den 9aaOefnlOe Gia9t. gn M 6or.
telling Of 2a1trit5 Seterien.
Smuft inob. $3.50.
9f 9DbIenS Sob, Song Oabios iDo
BGnitenie.S oImer. gf q. 6ibi-
ger. Smuft inob. $3.50
9aa 2oger babes otter fbIgenoe
8gger:
StilbeS % StDrfe. gn 4noaetsbos
ober 8ialmerne Of s. S. S. 6.
Mattbieien.. 8ris $40, goot
in0bunoen.
Sens % airitine. Or SortelIius at
Misiion9r S6renien, Sfait. 90
Si6er. @ris 25c.
ltnnsbOmslib. af OIfert aicarb.
Smuft in6b. 8ris $3.50.
N. y. W(N0leH. SoCIpllllBet W
Sfitier. Bri8 mob. SO.
Sjemmenc8 9Osiamline III
in~oeboloenoe, q. g. Wta0ien:
Stronofoooens 0atter, 2otrits
8cterIen; Sigrio og Olfert Hi-
caro-: ariitlts o9 bans @GnO. 3
mutt in0bun0ne 96oer $500.
s. 8ellcjus: 2ntgerS a%riittsOp.
fattelie. 26 Si6er I 0milog t5c.
6. 2anrifcn: 9nnife @en6
Sfrifter for ltng0ommen XIII.
so Sioer I Omila9 Doc.
6. Is. Solm: 3nar 9nsen bel.
Der. Inoogtsbo9 for @amle. 81
Gage. 80 Si6er | Smllag t5c.
g. goitrnp: SO6annes Naben6a'
ring. st @ibeIituoiltm for DE
nigbeoen. 50 Si6er / OmIag
25c.
elias. On bibelIf 3obeIle Of Sol.
ger Stain. Smuft mob. $f.60.
9enne or 9aee.n On Gambling
SeItprebifener of 0Ifert @icaro..
imnft inob. $1.40
0aniIb 2ntberan Ynbliibing Sonie
BIdfr, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

en- 0iitance of 100 0fiG meo cit
300 @ano beo Rattet. G%fterbaat-
BEN ipnes BEN at babe miitet 6ar.
ten og S6iOen, mltligois paa @rut1O
af EN- min6re Sfa0e poa Woto.
rem.
Ser bor 9oaet ca. 2 elmer mel.
lem 6Gpoerens lt0aan6en og SIN.
bemoifinens en6eGi9e 5al6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

KUN $45oo. 40 Acres Farm ca. en-
halv Mil til den fremskridende By
Luck, Wis, SON er beliggende i Cen
trum af ct stort s~kandinavisk Sett-
lement, med talrige Kirker, Skoler og
Mejerier; code Veje. Den bestaar af
ct godt 5 Verelsers Frame Dwelling
Hus; god Frame Stald med Silo,
Bygningerne godt malede, nydelig Ha-
We med Frugttreer, bedste Wand; rs
Acres er ryddet deraf er Is plSjet, og
Resten er let at dyrke, Jordbunden er
af bedste Kyalitet. Vilkaar efter Over
enskomst. = vi har andre Farme paa
vor Liste, hyis interesseret skriv til
Luck, Luck, Polk Co., Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

9enfoote 9erionlig6eO, er og bIioer
ieloe 8roens Sip, Siertets 2iosbe-
o9gelie opao imoo @uo o9 / fine
6rugter oOerfor Reiten, i%aaleoeS
iom bette 2io uofolOer zig bos Den,
Ser / Seius ariitlts iom Spnoeres
6relier og 6orioner bar iuaet Oar.
neret Dos @uo iom fin bimmelife
5aoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

@bene8er @enigbeo, Dane 8aGGeo,
Mont., ltng6omsforeningen in06p.
Ser aIGe q. 8. areos' ltngooms.
forenineer til oct aarlige Me6e /
9o9ene 10. til IA. SuIi. @elo e6ers
&omme til unoertegneoe.
SRA SEMEN, Sec.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
THE LANGUAGE QUESTION
@e6Iter @robes, Mo.

"In times of peace, prepare for
war" is a saying that has often
been repeated during the last two
years. Evidently the present war
with its many complications
found us unprepared in more
ways than we at first realized.
Many serious and difficult ques-
tons have arisen. The language
question is one of them.
This question is more serious
than it should have been, or
ought to be. When churches are
closed because pastors who have
resided in this good United
States for years find themselves
unable to deliver a sermon in Eng
fish, or because the members of
the congregation are unable TO
understand the preaching of the
Gospel in that language, then,
surely, it is time that something
happen to make us realize where
we are at.
As the Stars and Stripes is at
all times placed above all other
flags in this country, so should
the American language have the
preference above all other. tong
ues. Well may we love the Ian
guage of the land Of our birth, but
never to the exclusion of that of
our adopted country and I for
one hope that the Danes in Iowa
will not disgrace themselves by
disobeying a proclamation which
must have had some good reasons
for its appearance.
Permit me to make a sugges-
ton: If the saying is true that
one is never too old to learn,
then let pastors who are ineffi-
Gent in English be given a vaca-
ton that they may take a sum-
mer school course at some state
university, or wherever practi-
cable, and meanwhile let the con-
gregation study at home. Perhaps
when they try, they r not SO
backward as they thought. Or
let our own schools, with efficient
teachers in charge, open their
doors for such as need it.
These suggestions may not be
well taken, coming from a wo-
man. But I am interested what
father and mother with children
growing up could fail to beY This
question Of one or two languages
has been a bone OF contention a.
mong us for SO long that he who
has in any measure followed it
can hardly have failed to form
an opinion on the subject.
! love the Danish language. Our
older children have been confirm
ed in Danish, and / hope that the
younger may be, and that it will
be preserved and cherished in our
family for years to come. But
when | came over in '85, I at once
began to learn English from a
Fourth Reader and Webster's
Dictionary and l am at it still,
though / no longer use the Read
er. 1t is not pleasant to meet
people who have lived in the U.
S.. for years, have come to stay
and have been granted citizen
shin who have enioved the Dro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Sill bore SnnSer / Coulter, Sa.,
O9 Gme9n.

Ser0eo meo6eles, at Scr. Sans
@agb bar ooertoget og bill 6erefter
boretage Qgenturet for 6orlagsbu-
Jet for Coulter og 0ntegn.
9anii6 2utb. @u6l. Sonie,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

beilutte0e, at boao ser fom mo
ODER oe 100000, ifllloe oanne Be-
9pnOeIie til ct 9en%fionSfono.
Saa6er oisie 9inier maa flare
Sagen for ell og on6en.
q. 6. @etsmonn.
@e6iter @robes, $40.
%. SUM- 1918.
The courier-index., 1918-09-06
She COULDN'T LIFT
A SCUTTLE OF COAL
:" FEEL STRONGER AND BETTER
EVERY DAY SINCE TAKING
TANLAC," SHE SAYS-GAINED
TWENTY-THREEP POUNDS.

81 have changed from rundown
nervous wreck to a strong, healthy
woman and havt gained twenty-three
pounds in weight beside, since | be-
gan taking Tanlac," said Mrs. G. R.
Burgin, of 214 Second street, Birm-
ingham, Ala, some time ago.
For three whole years | suffered
tortures from stomach trouble and
disordered kidneys" she continued,
"and L had about given up hope of
being we'll any more, for nearly ev-
cry medicine ] could hear of / tried
and nothing helped me. 1t seemed
like everything | ate disagreed with
me and ! fell off until | was almost
a shadow. / was so wear | coald
not lift scuttle of coal to put on the
fire and seemed to get weaker all
the time. until l was almost help
less.
IF anyone had told me that there
was a medicine that would have
done for me what Tanlac has.
couldn't havt believed them, before
! took 1t. / began to improve from
the very beginning. and my father
says that he never saw such a
change in anyone Everything eat
nourishes me and builds me up and
have gone up from eighty pounds
to one hundred and three pounds, a
clear gain of twenty three pounds,
/ feel better and stronger every day
since taking Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by p R. Turner,
Mariana. Ark; R. b. Pipkin. Haynes
Ark; Vail, Suit G Smith, Oak For
rest. Ark
The courier-index., 1918-09-06
STATE IS DIVIDED In
COTTONSEED ZONES
FAIR PRICES UNDER NEW AR
RANGEMENTS TO BE ESTAB-
LISHED, SAYS ADMINISTRATOR
HAMP WILLIAMS.

Little Rock, Sept. 2. In order that
no Injustice may be done cottonseed
interests in Arkansas, the state has
been classified into five zones by
Hamp Williams, federal food admin
istrator. Announcement TO this eff
feet also contains what shall consti-
tute official yields or products from
cottonseed in the respective zones.
The state food administrator has
reminded the cotton seed interests
that when official yields were furn-
ishel last spring it was found neces-
sary to divide the south into two
great zones. That ruling, he claim
ed worked to the advantage of Ark
ansas. Many conferences have been
held with farmers, ginners and oil
men, the result of which was a rec
ommendation for an verage yield OF
the entire state of 40 gallons of oil
per ton of cotton seed Acting on
authority from Washington, a plan
was prepared, which was submitted
to a meeting of federal food admin
istrators in New Orleans August "a,
and while the plan outlined gives an
average of 40.3 gallons per ton OF
cotton seed, Mr.. Williams points out
that the drouth will materially les
sen the oil contents of the seed.
A fair price in an immediate mark
ct to the farmer for his seed will be
tofn
the new arrangement. The present
zone lines and yields may be changed
from time to time, where any neces-
sity Is shown for essential adjust
ment. The following constitutes the
coming system for Arkansas:
Zone No. starting at Bridge
Junction (Memphis) and follow the
Mariana branch of the Missouri Pa
cific railroad to the st. Francis
river. thence south along the st.
Francis river to the line of Phillips
county, thence west along that line
to the same railroad, thence south
and following the railroad to the
Louisiana state line.
itluS lOi LOHc ANO I-Oll, n Sdl-
Ions; meal, sS5 pounds; hulls, ABS
pounds; lint las pounds.
Zone No. District A)-Starting
at Bridge Junction (Memphis) and
follow the Mariana branch of the
Missouri Pacific railroad (but not in
Guiding that railroad) to the ST.
Francis river, then follow the St.
Francis river northward to the state
line, thence east to the Mississippi
river.
Zone No. 2 District B)-Starting
at Little Rock, follow the Rock
Island railroad east to the Prairie
county line; thence south along the
western boundary of Prairie county
to the line of Arkansas county, and
thence south and southwest along the
line of Arkansas county to the Mem
phis, Helena and Louisiana railroad,
thence along that railroad, but not in
Guiding that railroad to McGehee;
thense north on the Valley branch OF
the Missouri Pacific to Pine Bluff;
thence follow the Arkansas river
northwest to Little Rock, the point
of beginning.
The courier-index., 1918-09-06
Swelling of the flesh caused by

Swelling of the flesh caused by
inflammation, cold, fractures of the
bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheu-
matism can be relieved by applying
Billiards. Snow Liniment. 1t should
be we'll rubbed in over the part af-
fected It's great healing and pene-
trating power eases the pain, reduces
swelling and restores natural con-
ditions. Prict Csc, soc and 81 per
The courier-index., 1918-09-06

Herbine is the medicine that cures
biliousness, malaria and constipation.
The first dose makes you feel better.
few additional doses cure complete
ly. Price 6Sc. Sold by Harrington
Bros. age
The courier-index., 1918-09-06
THINK 1T OVER

In Vermont town they tell of a
sutton who, after some years of de-
votion, finally proposed to the lady
of his choice.
But, Henry" protested the lady
this is really sudden. You had
better give me a week to think it
over"
VERY well, my DEAR" said Henry.
The courier-index., 1918-09-06

And, after due reflection, he added,
Perhaps it would be as we'll if |
thought it over myself at the same
time Puck.
The courier-index., 1918-09-06

A card has been received announc
ing the safe arrival in France Of
Woodie Murdoch.
The courier-index., 1918-09-06
bottle. Sold by Harrington Bros. go

Russia may come back, but it won't
put ON any airs.-Rochester Herald
The courier-index., 1918-09-06
666 cures Malarial Fever.
. ~tf

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. HALEY are the
parents of a baby boy, born August
3d..
The courier-index., 1918-09-06

666 cures by removing the cause. Il
The courier-index., 1918-09-06
We Are Erecting New Building

We wish public that erecting frame
building, x the lot the city water plant We
finished within thirty days and will have
with and complete lines of modern merchandise We
will occupy building until conditions better
brick We friends
and patrons to with their business when
reopen our Vocation the water
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-27
South Side
Many New Additions
To South Side Library

Among recent additions to the
Library are many books of seti-
Gus character. The teachers are
taking advantage of the enforced
vacation to do their professional
reading and may be interested in
the following new titles. "Ameri-
can Citizenship" Beard; Human
Behavior" Colvin & ,Bagley;
Father of Soldier" Dawson;
Normal Child and Primary Edu-
cation" Gesell; Psychology of
Child Development" King; "Funda-
mentals of Child Study" Kirkpat-
rick; ~. S. Army: Facts and In
sigma" Paulen; History of Edu-
cation" Seeley; principles Of
Teaching" Thorndike; Beginners
Psychology kitchener.