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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26
Fl Mas PeEgroso ITEM.
20 de lnylerno que por
muchos amos no ha-
bja aparecido en-
Ell Pals
Las estadi;ticas muestrsn los
efe>tos del tempo

La cstaci6n actual ha sido muy pc
nosa para los Tue sufren rcsfrios. ca
tarros Y males parecidos. porquc no
han sabido precaverse dcbidamente
contra estos enemigos. Fl Urbans
Balm es Ell mas sencillo y Ell mas Ell
a preservativo contra los resfria-
dos, catarro. Group Y dcmas enter
medades de las Was respiratorlas.
Fl Urban's Balm fue gcneraimente
usado. no solo como preventive con-
ira Ia influenza. sino tambien como
eficaz tratamiento para IA pulmonia
durante la Ultima epidemic, y miles
de tubos de esta medicina fueroD usa-
dos con maravillosos r~esuItados.
Mientras mas nos precavamos de al
guna epidemic estaremoS ma segu-
fos. FL Urban's Balm pucde conse-
CURSE en- c~ualquier drogUcria en- tu-
Dos sanitariamente p~reparados. o
tambien 10 podemos mandar dlrec-
tamentc Urban Chemical Company,
San Antonio. Texas.-Esta envasado
en- tubos que Sc venden al preciO DC
- V 10 c~entavos. Adquicra II hoy
mismo Y Sc asombrara con sus re
sultados. (.Adv.D
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BERLIN. Diciembrc 24.-El Minis
terio de Relaciones EXteriores Y ell
edificio de n Cancilieria que sc haIla
contiguo. fueron b~loqueados aver en-
la tarde, por espacio de bora Y media
nor IN escuadron dc marines que ha-
bian cstado hacienda scrvicio de guar
dia ALI durante el mes pasado.
Los marines que iban a ser reen-
plazados por una guardia &c soldadoS
rcpublicanos. para cnviarlos de vuei-
ia a KieI. hicieron objection al nueTo
gobierno. Como n protesta contra
la accion del comandarte milItar. va
rios pequenos destacamentos de ma
rinos intentaron hacer demostracio-
ncs en- varias parties del centric de la
ciudad. En- una dc las casas de guar
dias que Sc halla situada en- Ia Ave
niGa Inter den Linden. los marines
tuyieron un encucntrO con los MEM
bros de Ia nueva guardia repub!icana.
h~abiGndose trabado I'm combate en- c!
que resultaron algunas bajas por
ambas parties.
Una de las ba!as pcnetro en- Ia sa-
In de clase del conocido economlsta
Professor Wincrt >ombart. en- Ia Uni
vcrsidad de Berlin. pcro a~fortunada-
mentc no cause ningunas d~csgrac'as.
La p~reSencia de los marines en- Der
lin ha sido motive de d~isensloneS y
disnutas constantcs con las tropas
que regresaa del frentc y en- muchos
casos ha cstado a punto dc llegarse a
las Was dc hecho. Tambicn sc tlene
IA sospecha dc que los marlnos eS-
ten tratando de unirsc al "rupo de los
espartacusistas 0 radicaleS Y a clio
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HUELGA EN- LAS MINAS
De CARBON DE SILESlA

BERLIN, Diciembre 25.-Nuevas
huelgas han estallado en- los campos
mineros silesianos, como resultado de
la agitaci0n promovida por los agen-
ties del Doctor Liebknecht, Ell lider So
c~ialista radical, segUn dice ell Tage-
blatt dc esta capital.
La actual production de SOS CAM
pos carboniferos de la Silcsia, apenas
81 llega q IA mitad de 10 que era en-
los tienpos nOrmales. Los campos
carboniferos de Ia Westfalia del Rim
tambien Sc hallan p~aralizados Ell par
te por una huelga que Sc ha declara-
do ALI. con 10 cual Ia production de
aquellos ha venido tambien a me-
nos.
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ROBA\ GANADO.

BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. dlclcm
brc 23.-Se tienen en- esta ciudad no
ticias de Guc Il los alrcdedores de la
vecina ~poblacion dc Matamoros, ha
aparecido una partida de rebe!des que
Sc dedican al robo' de, ganado. y que
para hoy son scrios los ~pcrjulc'os
uue han causado a yarios :cdnadercs
tamaulipecos de aquella region.
Las autcridades civilcs Y militia
res dispusieron que salieran fuerzas a
batir q los merodeadnres. q~uienes en-
regular ntimero han podido crltar los
e~ncuentros con las %entes del Goblcr-
no las que hasta hoy NADIA han podl-
do hacerles.
Sc dice que no solo cs en- Matamoros
donde hay abigeOS, sino en- EaElas par
ties de la parte Nortc dc TamauIiPas,
donde ha aparecjdo esu terrible pla-
"a. que er passdas cpocas ha causado
estragos entire los g~anaderos.
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MADRID. diciembre 25.-Los dlpu-
;oGos catalanes han declaraGo que Ia
question de la autonomia de Catalun2
scr:i pospuesta hasta el entrante me
de Encro. despues de que e! Primer
Ninistro Condo dc Ronlanones, re-
crese de Francia. pero por nneuh
motive permitiran que dicho asunto
Sc prolongue por mas tempo.
Fl gobierno Sc muestra muy apren-
sivo con motive de las a~ctivldades de
los s~indicalistas en- Catalina. Las
noticias de que la agitacion que Sc ma
Observable en- esa provincial. fa sid'
promoviGa por extranjeros de tender
cias bolshevikis, Sc han ccnfirmado
plenamente. Y los ~periodicos todos &c
csta capital. encarecen I'll Goblefno
que de los pasos necesarIOs para po-
ner fin a tales actividadeS.
Tambien comentan los ~per;odicos
la vista de Romanones = trancIa. re-
IacioNada ahora con Ia question de
Marruccos. Sobre el particular di-
&c LA Epoca'. que es necesarlo Gn
cntendimiento o acuerdo dcfinltlvO ell
tire Francia Y Espana. III Pals.
por su parte. dice que el gobierno de-
be darse cuenta del peligro que 'm-
pIican las a~ctividades del Raisuli Y pi
de que Sc haga TN cambio en- Ia poll
tica del gobierno eli esa question. De
clara a&"nas que las medidas econc-
micas que SC e%mplearan on este a.
sunto. serviran mejor a los intereses
de Espaha. que Ia simple o]cupacion
militar Y agrega que a menoS que
Espana este Ell situacion de poder
desarrMlar la extension del pals, Ia
medida militar seria ~pcligrcsa.
FL Raisuli desafia abie @Samente
tanto 4 las a~utoridadcs m~arroqu!es,
COMO a las cspanolas y pide el reco-
nocimiento como %obernante de Ia 20
ma que controls.
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ALMIRANTES ALEMANES
D~ESTITUED0S

COPENHAGUE, Djejcmore "a
FL e-.Almirau.e Hyper. CcnanGan-
te en- Jefc lie Ia Flota A!emana en- los
altos mares: ell vice-Almr2nte nach-
mann. comandante De Ia flota ale
mana IN e. Raltico Y el Capit:ln Hin
Ike. director lie los Astjlleros dc Mel,
bae sido dcstituidos de suS puestoS
por disposition del Gohierno aIcman.
secun dice IN deSpacho proccdente
de Berlin.
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In C0nferencia que sc yerttlcc en- Ion
dres en- Abr;l de 1915. zero Gtcni'
Rush 81 derecho dc disponer dc ID
costa del Adriatico? lLo tenian acaso
jn~claterra o Francia: Todas elias
d!ercu 10 que no les pertenecia.
'No<o-ro, no rcconocenos ucuIo
nirguno . Italia. de acucrdo con eSe
cc!vcnio. para tsner derecho a parte
alguna del Adriatico Oriental"
Nj e Trieste" i~uterrog6 el CO.
rre~ponsa}.
No. Gee.=so cl MmiStro. Vi a
Trieste Pero no enerare Il discutir
Is. -uys-ior por ahora. Las recla-
na% ZONES de los italianos pOr Trieste
har ,ito tan irSisJentes = c]ontinuaz
pcr mucho tempo. que deseamos de-
iar eSa question aparte.
HI gobierno Serbio, : cl pueblo,
eS.a firmemente de acuerCo y apoya
las bases de los principles Del Pre-
si&pnte Wilson. ESos principles han
>idc a~ceptadoS por los gobiernoS de
"A Gran Bretana. Francia c Italia.
Han SiGo aceptadoS sin otras linz
tacioacs que al@unoS puntoS reiaclo-
nados cor "a iibertad dc los mares
= n inclusion del reconocimlento &c
los peYiuicios ODE deben ser pagados
Nos arauemoS confiamos en- ao,
soIuro al contenio hecho por Ia Grar
Hrc,aEa. Er@ucia c Italia con los b
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EMTREGADOS so
SUBMARINES MAS

LONDRES. Diciembre 25.-HOy sc
anuncio aqui que dentro de POGO ITEM
DO seran ~entregados a 10 Saliados por
.Aleman;a. cincuenta submarines mas.
entire los que Sc cuentan algunos de
los de los modernos Y de mayor tipo.
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MOVIMIENTO SEPARATES
IA EN- FL TIROL
AUSTRIACO

SURICH. Suiza. Diciembre %
Despachos recibidos aqui ~procedentes
del Tirol. provincial que actualmente
forma parte de Austria. dicen que ell
movimiento para Ia separation de csc
territoric de Austria, cada dla toma
mayor incremento.
En- esta ciudad hay numerosos eie-
mentos que simpatizan o el movl-
miento dichO ' que cStan dispuestos
a prestar toda sd ayuda para que Sc
lleve a efecto tai separation.
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EN- Ia CIRCULA
CON De LOS BILLETES

AMSTERDAM, diciembre 20
Segun dice un informe que ha sldo
randido Dor ell Ministerio de Hacien-
ia pruSiauo. la circulation de los o-
lletes de los bancos alcmanes. aumen-
10 durante IL guerra. dc mil quirien-
tos millones de marcos Il treinta mil
milloncs.
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PROPIEDADES DE LOS
HOHENZOLLERN
Esian avaluadas en- 900
miIiones de marcos

BASEL. diciembre 25.-Un> despa.
clio procedente de Ia capital alema.
IA. recibido aqui hoy, dice que ell go,
bierno aleman tiene Ell consideration
la Immediate confiscaci0n de las pro.
niecades de la fanlilia H~ohenzollern
cues segun avaluo hccho de estos bic
nes muebles Y r%aices, tai c~onfiscacion
prcducira al gobierno desde luego, no.
-ccientos m!llcnes de marcos.
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IA CRUZ ROJA ENVIARA
UNA MiSI0N A SIBERIA

WASHINGTON. diciembre %
La Cruz Roja Americana enviara u
M mission especi&! a Siberia, para que
investigue las condolences c~X:stentes
ALI Y las comuniquc al ConSejo de
Guerra De dicha Association 4 fin de
accrdar IA Il V los auXilios que
hayan que mandarse. en- case de que
hava uecesidad de ellos.
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oUIEREN QUE Sc EXPULSE A
LOS ALEMANES DE MARRIAGES.

PARIS. Diciembre 23.-Cn notlcia
publicada hoy por Ia prensa france
sa dice que Sc ha sabido que los go
biernos aliados han pedido al gobier-
nc de Espana. que eXpulse del terri
torio espanol dc M]arruecos u los ale
mares.
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Sc dcbc que cl gobierno trate de en-
~viarlos a kiel. reemplazandolos con
mienbros de la guardia cpublicana.
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-Cuando necesite I'd. libros en- es-
pidalos a Ia Liberia de isna-
,io E. L~ozano. lis =. Santa Rora Az.
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BERLIN. Diciembre 25.-Los ma
rinos que Sc amotinaron ell lunes y
tuvieron IN combate en- las GALES
dc esta capital, con las guardiaS mill
tares aver. Sc han a~trincherado en- Ell
Palacio Real, en- donde Sc mantlenen
a la Defensive. Sc gree que probable
mente las tropas del gobierno en-
prcnderan I'm asalto en- forma so5re
ell edificio, en- caso de que los amotl-
nados no Sc rindan.
En- la refriega de aver, los mari
nos tuvieron cuatro muertos Y diez
heridos.
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BASEL. Suiza. dicicmbrc 25.-ta
Gespacho procedente de Berlin recibi-
do aqui. dice que Sc ha hecho IN con
venio entire el gobierno aieman y ei
Estado Mayor General aleman. pos
81 cual - estipula que e: AiarlScal
H~indenburg. Jefe del Estado Mayor
General y ct General Crowner. sUce-
dor del General Ludendorff. reten-
gan suS puest0<.
Las ncgociaciones entire los MEM
bros lie Ia mayoria Socialistas indie
ncrdienteS. concernientes a las elec-
clones para Ii A>amblea Nacionai,
fracasarvn Dor completo ' los Socla-
.liStaS Independence decidieron nom
bray can.iidatoS de ST prop;o partido.
para todcs los cargcS publicoS que sc
van a elcgir.
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QUESTION De LA
AUTONOMIA EN-
CATALUNA
tratada de nuevo
Dor 81 Parlamento
en- 81 proximo
mes de enero

50 :
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master az San h.ntonic. leg. as re- i:
Uu;rea o. the ac~ oi Octobrr L. 1917. ::
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Won FiINDENBURG
RETENDRA SU
PUESTO
Ash Sc ha convenido en
uri acuerdo entre {!
eobierno aieman y
81 Estado Mayor
General

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. master - san Antonio. Tex. j. ~ :
CURED ~ me At CT Oc.C5gs .. 1871 :
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BERLIN, TEATRO De
LUCIA ENTIRE
ALEMANES
Marines y Guardias re-
pubIicanos trabaron
~sangrienta Iucha,
que air no CeSa

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:. master a; San Antonio, Tex. Is re- :
:. quired by the act OF Octote- g. 1917.
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EscRIB,\OS listed INMEDIArAMENTE Y \ NUELlA uE
CngRE0 lie DAREM0S UNA INFORMATION CohPLElA ! u T.
TIIT,D, ,CrPCA DE ESTS GRANDISIilA NENTAjA Y LIZ
nIRFNOS Ell NTMERO ENACT0 DE DiAS IN gu L l. I'M
NuS II DINERO EN- MEXCO. ESCRIBA HOY.
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la RECLAMACI0ND
ITALIA RECO-
NOCE SERBIA
Serbia es la que tiene
derecho a Ia costa
del AdriaticO, dice
ei ministrO ser
bio en- Paris

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y ACADIA de acposuar en- III 5anc& a. e ~%S 20 HTS e S' q 6 namh .! d IL o 4c
m E- EstSGos Unllo>. se-ur cectfcado cue aqul plolCanoS par am,i 80" -
y nueStrac Eeueta M co>a L .nhGu"a OH" "e''"N "
L. vr,asrra ma uoTdO -araniEar ha>Ta hoy. y e* L.. oo
One u drero ~ Pagara dentrou de uh hu"e'' '"""'
Slhra de auteuanD c5antoS a a ser
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
PRISONERS FOR ROAD WORK.

The Lead Call says: Warden Redfeld,
accompanied by State Engineer Derr
and Assistant Quinney and Game War
den Hedrick, arrived at Rapid City last
week. With the party were six honor
men from the prison, who will be placed
at work on the state game preserve near
Custer, building roads and doing other
work. They will join number Of other
honor men, who have preceded them
and who have been engaged for several
weeks in the work of erecting buildings,
road work and repairing fences. 1t is
said that more will follow during the
next month. These prisoners have been
placed on their honor, and while work
ing in the preserve are not actually un-
der guard and have been making good
since the privilege of working outside of
the prison walls has been accorded them
Governor Norbeck, whose greatest hobby
is to make the preserve one OF the most
beautiful parks in the west, trayersed
by the best of roads, is taking great in :
terest in the work of the prisoners, and
will utilize in this work the greatest
number possible.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
JOHN HERBER DEAD.

The death of John Herber, aged SO
years, months and two days, occurred
last Sunday, May 18th, at the home of
his son, /. w. Herber, six miles north
vest of Custer, after an llness of several
months, death being due to infirmities
and old age.
John Herber was born in Erfurt,
Saxony, on October 10th, 1884, coming
to this country in 1851, and has been a
naturalized citizen for many years. He
came to the Black Hills in the spring of
1916, and has since been making his
home with his two sons, |. W. and 5. r.
Herber. His daughter, Mrs. May Shanks,
came here last fall from her eastern
home and has been taking care of him
during his illness. A Lutheran, he join
ed the United Brethren Church in early
manhood and has been memb Der of that
church ever since.
The remains were taken to his old
home at Elandale, Michigan, Tuesday by
his son and daughter, l. w. Herber and
Mrs. Nav Shanks, where funeral service
was held and interment made yester-
day.
Deceased is survived by four children,
Mrs. May Shanks, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. Mrs. Laura Sydnam, of Elkton,
Mich. /. w Herber, of Custer, and s.
X. Herber, Of Rapid City.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
WE'LL WIN
What does it mean to you to know
that your American Red Cross:

Is supporting $4,000 Frerch children.
Sends supplies to 3,423 French military hos
pitfalls.
Provides 1000 French hospitals with surg-
cal dressings
Is operating thirty Canteens at the front line
Is operating six other Canteens at French
railway functions, serving 10000 French
soldiers day.
Operates a movable hospital in four units,
accommodating 1000 men,
Is operating a chdren's refuge in one part
of the war zone; and in another a medical
center and travelling dispensary, both cap
able of accommodating more than 1000
children.
Has opened long chain of warehouses
stocked with hospital supplies, food, soldiers
comforts, tobacco, blankets, etc, all the way
from the seaboard to the Swiss frontier.
Has warehouse capacity for 100000 tens.
Has 400 motor cars and operates 7 garages,
making all repairs
Had shipped 40 freight car loads OF assort-
ed supplies to Italy from France within two
weeks after it began operating in the former
country.
Had battery of motor ambulances at the
Piave front four days after the United States
declared war on Austria.
Started thousand different activities in Italy
at the time that nation was in its most critical
condition.
Has established hospitals in England and
operates a workshop for hospital supplies
employing 1000 women
And that 10000 cases of supplies have been
received at the Paris headquarters of the
American Red Cross from your various chap
tiers scattered throughout the u. S.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
SENATOR STERLING PRO-
POSES ADMISSION OF SOLDIERS

Washington, May ll.-There are ten
National Homes for disabled soldiers
and sailors in the United States. One
of these homes is known as the Battle
Mountain Sanitarium and is located at
Hot Springs, S. ID.
Under the law as it now stands the
soldiers aud sailors of the present war
who may be disabled by disease or
wounds or otherwise are not eligible for
admission. In order that they may have
the same privileges as soldiers and sail
ors of former wars, Senator Sterling will
introduce bill providing for the admis.
sion of disabled soldiers and sailors of
the present war and also those who
served in the expedition into Mexico
and on the Mexican border 1t is ex-
pected that the bill will receive early
and favorable consideration by the
senate.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
THE VARIOUS LIBERTY BONDS.

There is considerable msunderstand-
ing in regard to the various issues of
Liberty Bonds, and the following ex-
planation from the Treasury Department
Is very clear, and will undoubtedly help
some people who are in doubt about the
matter
There are at present issued and out
standing four issues of Liberty Bonds,
and soon there will be six issues. They
are as follows;
], The original bonds of the First
Liberty Loan these bear 81 per cent
interest, and mature June Is, 1947, but
are redeemable at the Governments op-
ton on or after June Is, 1882. They
have a conversion privilege.
2. The original bonds of the Second
Liberty Loan; they bear per cent in
terest and mature November 10, 1912,
but are redeemable at the Governments
option on or after November Is, 1927.
They have a conversion privilege.
3. Bonds of the second issue which
have been obtained by the conversion of
bonds of the first issue into bonds of the
second; these bear per cent. interest
and mature June Is, l947, but are re.
deemable on or after June l5, 1882 They
have a conversion privilege.
4. The original bonds of the Third
Liberty Loan they bear Al per cent.
interest and mature September 10, 1928,
and are not redeemable until maturity.
They have no conversion privilege.
The other two issues which will soon
be outstanding will be A per cent. bonds
obtained by the conversion of bonds of
the first issne and Al per cent. bonds
obtained by conversion of bonds of the
second issue into bonds of the Third Lib
erty Loan. They will have no conver-
sion privilege.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
DAY OF PRAYER
National Memorial Day Will Be Day
of Prayer and Fasting for Amer
lean Victory.

Washington, May l3.-National Mem
orial Day, Thursday, May 80, is desig-
mated by President Wilson in procla-
nation issued Saturday as day ofpublic
humiliation, prayer and fasting. The
people of the nation are asked to gather
that day in their places of worship and
pray for the victory of the American
armies which will bring peace founded
upon mercy, justice and good will.
The proclamation, issued in response
to a resolution by congress, in part fol-
lows:
"Now, therefore, /, Woodrow Wilson,
president of the United States of Amer
lea, do hereby proclaim Thursday, the
thirtieth day of May, a day already
freighted with sacred and stimulating
memories, day of public humiliation,
prayer and fasting, and &c exhort my
fellow citizens of all faiths and creeds to
assemble on that day in their several
places of worship and there, as well as
IN InelT MONIES, 10 pray Almighty God
that He may forgive our sins and short.
comings as a people and purify our hearts
to see and love the truth, to accept and
defend all things that are just and right,
and to purpose only those righteous acts
and judgments which are in conformity
with His will; beseeching Him that He
will give victory to our armies they fight
for freedom, wisdom to those who take
counsel on our behalf in these days of
dark struggle and perplexity, and stead
fastness to our people to make sacrifice
to the utmost support of what is just and
true, bringing us at last the peace in
which mems hearts can be at rest be-
cause it is founded upon mercy, Justice
and good will"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
PRESERVE EGGS


Fresh eggs properly preserved may be
kept s to ~ months in excellent condi-
ton in water glass at cost of about two
cents a dozen.
April, May and June eggs keep better
than those laid late.
Use one quart of water glass to nine
quarts of water which has been boiled
and allowed to cool. Stir thoroughly.
A fve-gallon crock will hold l5 dozen
eggs in the quantity of water glass sc,a-
ton mentioned above. Two inches of
solution should cover the eggs at all
times.
If sufficient eggs are not on hand when
the solution is made, they may be added
from time to time until the crock is full.
Use only fresh aud clean eggs. A slight
y soied egg may be cleaned with a
cloth dampened with vinegar. Store
the crock in cool, dry place, well COW
cred to prevent evaporation. State Col
lege Extension Bulletin.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-05-18
INSURANCE RATES 90 UP.

Fire insurance all over the state has
jumped 10 per cent. The rates have
been raised by the underwriters rating
board. Since the war started the FIRE
loss has been fearful over the country,
much of it resulting from fire supposed
to have been set by spies in the big
cities. These losses generally amount
into millions and as c result the insur-
ance companies have been compelled to
raise their rates. The only redress the
local man has is to better his conditions.
If town and city officers will give this
matter attention and enforce, as far as
possible, fire protection in local COM
munities, there might be great deal OF
money saved, Pierre Capital-J ournal,