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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

uofcrcs al Soloaten ielp. "9tt granC
SonoIcr % @reiter, brpoe op Kan
oct "a bpagc Nuic pna oct, nnocr III.
bprliQt Cpipu, Der pTrc Solootcn@
cocn Sna" ii9er cane. "Solooter
bor tiuo0ea at bp99e lit Nlen o.
iao &irlp, mcoeng ban 1ier oct; %
han bsr discs Nlnocl / Sailoct % be
tale for oct i 2ebct al eli lang War.
rUffc, en- trc0iuc eIer iirti Nar. San
uil ioolc6cs. mar ban fontrlcr blclll
iuicn, hopc 9lnlconiu1 I'll at arlno.
lraoc ct Stem for liz % line. Tor
4crac, lom 9onoaitprct lnorcr BAN,
% Iom bon fan hctoIc tiibogc Nroo-
bis, % imiblcrtio bill 2nro@itprct
bare iuloitUuoig Siftcrbco ior Zen
gene
Gcttc cr Ell loucnoc @%cgunoclic.
Get cr at onto1e. al bcnuc caer Ell
niocn EIau nil ioo Wtcbholb al Son
qrc9icn. Gn Siug or %iiffert: Get or
6olfcta Billie, at pore a~riN3ioIf itol
uoc9 milo HetiUroigheb. Get bcoite
cr life ior gobt for bcn1.
NPimuciota, @i@coniin % andre
Stntcr, bpor ser enom or uicttIct
Stotslalo, bill n1togeliQ islge /
2onosItpret5 Spor. s HorooeIten er
ser ltorc StrGfningcr al ubprfet
Sono, ION icttIc9 iorbolbSpiS lana
ionrt, ioroi set tar life IA Iioct ao
pitnl at ioruon0le Dcttc 2ono I'll
Niger % Gn1. gao Sol0otcrne ira
oi@ic Statcr ino 9nIc6nin1 til al
nc0ipttc Jig pnn bcttc @ono Innt al
pcs Snon a Stntcn iii 0ct@ Nponiug,
% oc u~oitroftc Til0marfer, ioml enc
III lager iao ao0t ionl rmpttet / 0en
lie Tel al Sonoct, oil mart bli ont
oonnct til uofrc @oor0c % @rpnoer.
&c tnpre @lttcr ira Nor6pciten, ion
bar hT0rct line reipettioe Stoter peo
III Neltcmoh pon GllropoS blo6ioc
SlaQnurfer, fon mc0 Mettc buue
0cltcla Con, "a @pn / Iorm al irit
o9 Ictic 6ormlnan oil al Dem
.}nIconln0 iii at pinbc me Scire ior
lit Sono % line Wieoborgerc. Man
tor gao no ira, at @egi&Iotlrerne
9f%oropetenS Stoter pil 81 iig ifuit
nlcb oenne Sag, naar De truoer lam
men ooer Nptnor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Sasen moo
Sryseerieierne.

@aibinston oen 2Soe Sept. Sc
natets llnoerisselie al @rpggeriin'
~tcresiernes Tropasanba % politiife
|irfiombeo meo ipecielt Senblif paa
Solget al "@aibinston Zines, ionl
blep fiebt al Mrtbur brisbane for
Iense, iom bar ifaiiet tiIpeie al Here
al 9anbets itore Srpsgerieiere, er al
SiiItitsfomiteen blepet operbraset en-
llnoerfomite beitaaenbe al Senatc-
rcrnc &nute Nelion ira Iimreiota,
StcrIins fra South Gafota. Sper.
man fra Nortb Carolina % Sling ira
Utah.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

pGret meget pirfiomfne poa beag
Sioer, og me &nntpforbereoelie
ilotereocs oper belle 6ronten | DC
1on1lc ct. MibieI Aiinit. &c iiolt
Cages ragnfiiIoe Neir er blet oIIel
al et fIor 6imlnel, ion 2%uftobIerua
tcrer uolenotcs innpeI al Gmerifo
nerlte Iom SpIferne.
sra Yalritinafronten.
9on6on Sen 24oe September. Icl
mcoocles ioog ~ifiicicIt az Sonncbncr
ne 0aiio o. Mcrc er itotoget al Der
aoooleriafoeIing, ion trPnqte irem.
oper langsmeb MioOeI5boosfpIten a
EolTitinn, og at sc olliercoe 3rop.
ptr bar naoet Gg Solt, 10 @Pil
9torb Tor @%(nnnion.
Ten tDrfiifc oiiicieae @eretnina
ON 9eainenbeberne | 8alritina lnorr
iielae ct telegram ira aonItontino-
bel, oateret @on6oQ Sen 23oe Sep
tcnrbcr Tom isloer:
"Naa EoIG,tinoironten fereS Boo.
tropsfompene mes tor 0notiabeo.
&c frcmmer % m~uIiQgier @ienncm
'srel'en al bore bel o~Ocrepeleoe Fln-
ler pno begae Cher al Serbian"
Tra @nlfaufrpntcn.
2onoon ben 240e Sept. SfeIge
ct ioag uoitebt %officiclt aonmunife
or @pen Erilep inotagct al oct iron-
ifc aooaleri, ionl opcrerer / Noroelt
for Wonaltir, / W}nteoonien.
Erilep bar Sopeobalilen for Ell al
oe buIgorife Irmecr, % i militrrc
&rcbic er man al SEN Wtening, at
oenne Irme mi itnar | 6are for at
bIi iitlbitrnoig tiIintetgiort.
Scle oe bulgarife % tpIfe Stprfer
beiinoer iie paa piIo 6Ilat. Salrige
brittle SanfS bcItoQer / Sperotio-
nerne oo lpiaer Ell piqtig &ole / Of-
iellcipen tiItroos FOR, at bette litnipI-
CT oct bierNfuI0e'te og prritc
lllGnoe, De noaeniinoe bar ppret be.
nuttebe &c bor fIaret fig tint %
pGret al opermoooe 'tor Nptte.
Sc analo-gruife Stprfcr / Col
ronreNionen bor oprnnet SorbinocI.
ic mes Sc franif grpi Stprfer moo
9Scit oq f%ortirtter 6orielgelien al Sc
@lllgarer.
~&ngIrnoerne oQ @referne bar
ironet Smofpitio, marferenoe en-
al ii WPiI opoper Ian93
Soroorelren, oo bciinoer fla MI /
Hn5nrti, ire Wfil noroenfor Soiran-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Sinif Regent.

Nntiterbam, Sononh, ben 22ot
Sept. Sislgc Socioliitblooet "Git
%olf@itimme" C"GoIfctS NoitD
Sruntiurt, SnifIonO, CT Erin4 Nre.
bericf Carl al &caien, Ell Spoger al
Seiicr @iIhclm ira "bcie Sob" blei
tilraaoct at looc Sperg@mauIct ON
Den iinifc apnQefrone ~iorelobio ben.
ltoa % miblcrtioia blot ufccpterC
Stluin9en iom &onQcognmetS Me.
lcnt ior ct Sioarum al lem 9Iar.
Trinien itul bcbcr oct, enomu life
bare ontogct SiIblloct ON 6iuIano@
MOnQcfrpnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

Brittle trooper bar toget Scr,
piQtige 9u Qoiran poo Goironiieens
ip0lige 9reo.
Stolienife Sropper, Tom holoer
%inien I'll %penitre for Writerne "a
@rTferne / &aroarooIen, cr iioen
l9nor a~ponccrereoe 10 Nil. =,
Serbiife trooper err Qooet ooer
GIpcn / Ell @reobe al IS MiI oa Ser
peo ilIoitNrbia ofifooret IicnoenS
GnrbinoelIe5Iinict poo Sc aonter.
Scrbernc itoor mi Inferior aonon-
lflto2 Niiton6 fra @aner, iom ooor
ira @ctnrlltu til Sstib, MOB hoilfct
Nlnlft Souc0rlosIen al Sc ilnotenoc
Vuloorere rctirerer. Saino ocnnc
TorbirbcIicslinie pentcS irnioIertio
of bli oibru0t
8eltprlltu iiaaer pao sen ocItIiac
Wrco Al Goroorelren, onttrert 10
Ytil ira set nrrneite Eunft poa Sen
Clinic hooriro sc Nuiercbe bcoonote
lit Nreniteb, og Blot % WtiI fra
llifilb.
sra Ishaosfrunten.
Nrchonael, Huslanb, Sen lose
Sept. Goriinfet) 8 SC iibIte Sage
bar hnppiQe 8atrillicfompe iunoct
Steo mcHem nmerifanife trooper %
@olicbeniferne paa Sen nororilsiiifc
Tront.
gnrcrifoncrne Sar bnppia bonn.
bnrocret Sicnoen, men taQet / lii,
Selbeo bar NcIttoaet nrrnreit beltoo
ct / at Icac @iemieI / be al Muifitcr
~iucruenhe Moraoier og Sunbra'foqe
@olichepiferne or paa baitiet SiIba
gctog.
Saaar iIop ct fienbtlia MeropIolr
ire Bomber ucb | en- al Imerifanere
beiat 9onbSbn. liben at anrette no.
Nen Sfooc. Strar eiter bumpeoc
set ielp nco inbenfor Sc anrerifauifc
Sinier. Sricnt ser err andre anicre.
sc Srrpper poa bisie Ganter, err 900
Nnerifanerne Sc prGbominerenbe
Bette lpceieIle Mfinit.
Nremrufniuaen Tier iaa fort. ION
Den beifaoiacoe Sernbanelinie for
libbeoreS.
Gitcrbpcrt iom en- Bro bIir iUr-
1. big ienbeS ct armleret Soe iremoper
/ o. oabner SIS paa SienoenS arnte'
rehe Goa. ser panliepis ilaar Sur'
tiahebSrcforNcn paa fit Silbagetpa
llnbertioS, niger @clcbepifpatriil'
icr liz inc paa minore amerifanifC
G~ioeIinacr. men Sc taser itrar &c.
meme paa Nuffen, iaa'nart american
Fife Waifiuaeprr. % Hiflcfusler be
gpuber at lpnse Dem ON Creme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
en- f~ortlenitiulo "Oripe"

@oibiugton Sen 23oc Sept. Hcoe
&or@ begpnotc Iou0 Ell Griue" meo
Oct YiaoI Tor Sic at inOiomIe 5000
(on AZ AlGoer I'll ben npoliocnoc
&elolfnin0 i Nellien "a Sen al IN.
iterne bciottc Gel Al 6routrig.
&cN eli IiGncubc &umpugnc, ionl
oct Neoe &or3 icrte / Ntart@. iuo.
innllcoeS oet iomme Npohtum al
alUber, ion Der nu ottrr iege@ ino.
iomIet, uemlig 5000 Con.
lin NcnpenoeIic iii SET Rsoc
aora ON i8ien al paoto9c iig bette
Nrbeioe. iortrlcr Nerbcrt &. 500.
per, lom iortioen ophoIocr liz / On.
ropa, al Ntillloner al Wpno. apin.
Scr OF Born aaar itorc 9ioelier
Spgbom og mango Scocn imeoe al
WtouacI pon tiIitrrffelige alrocr iii
fommenbe &iuier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Sra @citiruntcn.

2onoon Sen 2l6c September.
WtorifoIf 6ocb'a Nrmccr, bno0e bri
tiifc % irouitc, hnnIrer / 2litcn paa
Nortenc Ill Ct. Gltcntin, Wtiotprmt
tct / Soriporet al Gombroi @oonlin-
len.
9lngrebet ser ioretaQes ianltioiq
al oe brittle "a ironifc trooper,
nnhnc6C@ / WIor9e@, ol Geltmorifnlt
Noig mclocr, at oe beQQe bar 0iort
400 Srem0ana, 90 al Scr blcu td9ct
1000 Sanger.
Nngrebct iorctoQc5 ooer en- lire
Nttl brcb Tront. ira Smignoncluelt
"a in0oper. &nnnpen iertcS meo Sen
iterite %oIOIomhe0. ioet Snifcrne ia
iteoc belle lin ~biiponibIe Stprfe inb /
Goniliftcn GA IloQe8 iom roienbe for
at hinorC sc Nuicrebc ira at toQc oct
tc iou merit ri0tiQc StronQholb.
: SoQfnnOiQc WiIitrrfreoic er
man irui0lcrtio al Sen Weninn, at
TUitninQcu5 6alo Blot er ct Gib&
'parQ$m0ul
Tcttc nil mlliQcn5 ife Inarere,
euo man hoobct, Tor Vori3 tclearaie-
rer Ben 2loc September, al Srar't
mUrocne ianln1cn nreb sc brittle
Eroppcr iiocn bar inotolct @perne
Nraucian Sctcncu "a 9'Giiue sc
Gallon iomt 2~on69bncn Gallon.
elsie @ner er bclig0cnoe mirorc
cu0 10 Niil ira St. Gucntin.
Seuere er ulion EontriIet itota.
oet al Sc 9micrcoe. Settc Steb er
bcliQQcnoc blot II nil fra Ben @oi.
nina / Ct. Gucntiu-N nnnlcn Der no
uier Ell pitol Gel al DC Niuocnbur9
lie @olbucrfer.
Noo Sronten oeitcnior Gombrai,
Il Gqncnc n~orbenfor WocprcS, bar
@ritcrue ioritertct Tine Stiuin1er.
: Irra$-2cn$ Niinittct aioroc
Snifcrnc ct Soriea poa at iororipc
@ritcruc ira line me Stiningcr /
Spbpcit Tor @opreac, men set mis-
lnffcbcS iulhitGubio. @riterue itoo
iom Ell Nhlr.
! Slanocru er set IpffcbeS @ritcr'
nc al ouonccrt belt ircm Ill Sen 9om.
le brittle Srontli~ic / Suoeit Tor
@oormc'ecle. ncoeuior Nprcs. %
ocnne Sinie holocr sc mi beiat.
SanitloiQ ounhreoc Sranifmpn-
henc los mcb tit Nrtineri oper belle
Trontcn ira SIiIettc til NiSnc.
ara Den am. Srpnt,
5ra Oct ameritanifc Soucofporter
t~elesraiereS Den 25be Sept. sci. 10
J Gormiooas: 5lppere bar tiolis ioaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Oeroensfrioen

I'll at 'llttte iig til littc aomerotcr pao
ocrca ~boueotilic "Otaricb baau0".
Sertcrnc bar lioen oSl 150c Scut.
aranceret 40 Mil.
Gen Htlc, Iom er orcuet mo / De
bul9or'te Sinier, or Diet lloui0et, Tao
DC Nulcrcoe mn ouanccrcr oDer Ell
Nront pao nulicn 30 Nil / Nre00c,
ltrTttenoe ll9 ira Monoitir til Bar.
oorelpcn. Ia Scrbcrne naacoc 81.
pen, lDffcocS set Dem at ai6ru0c
Scrrborclinien, iom lebcr ipoopcr
til Snlonifi, o. Iom er @uloorcrncS
cncltc IorbinoclieSIinic / 0ancn ON.
firing NorianIiscn.
Foa ocn peitliQe Ifei hor Scr6crs
ne nooct oct beicite Vlinft poa @iero
rnaQcn ! Den opre Gel al Gcrroiuin.
Qcn % nIlfonrct ScrnboucIinien iro
@ra0ifo / Spbeit for llifut, til Sri.
lcp, CpcrotionSboiiien for Sen tuife
Yrme / Noro for WonnItir.
8c0 Nlifirriliacn al oiSie ,Serlba.
nelinlcr bor Scrbcrnc itiact 10 itore
Nrnecr | oDcrhrngcnoc Tare. @uI-
1nrernc. 'om itoor / Smcancn al
Eoiron'iscn fnn mrIiocns reobe Tia
nororc'tooer Qienncm @jerocnc ino
| Vltl1oricn, elcr nor6obcr lor0Snteo
NnronreIuen. Spooocr fan Sc life
iIippe, Tor Der itoor Writerne oo @rr
ferne rcoc til of to9e ino6 ocnr.
% oct inncS. Tom ON 5nifernc
runot Trilcp bciinbcr fla / Ell enonl
pTrrc &nibc ems @uIoarcrlc rin0t
Goiro. Nt rctircrc nor6opcr oiIoc
nUrr ct pocrit ponIfcligt TorctoQcn.
hc. ga sc elrcitc @eic / oen Mctnilo
life or tort nnnct ems olminoclioc
Hrcotllrlticr. Gc 6eoIte @eic iercr
o'toncr og ncitoocr. Mtoo Git cr
iminlcrti0 1iI6oactogct ofifoorct
lncbcn5 %cicnc neitoner door / Mct
al Sen olbdnciiife @rUnIe.
Gltcnior Monaitir hor Stnlicner-
ne bcnmnbt at Qoa pon / sen bcremtc
Sc%rno'ninQ o. bar olcrc6c facet lie
uiatiqc Sti0inQcr, mcoeu3 Nronif
nNnhenc mcllem Gcrno "a %oronr
'omtiNig bar giort ~betpbeIiq 1rcnt.
lonQ.
SnoIcoeS por Sitltotioncn Wfon
boo often Sen 23be Scptembcr.
Siocn Sen 5i0 mootoutc Tclc
lronrcr nchbIir imliblertib at brili
lc aobc NSpbeocr ira ollc Tronter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Maoprilernc / nlerico.

Sra WobiIe, Nla.. meoocleS SEN
23oe Sept. Yoaioaerer, iont an
Tom bertil lboQ ira Frogreia, Meri-
co, fortpIlcr, at lfel mi fpiter Ser
81 pr. Eun6, 9Gg u Genta pr. Stuf
te, &pulnger $3.50 pr. Stntfe ga
IS $50 pr. Son meo Sinp9 al SO
ertra ior NiIcpcring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

Spis Oct or mere cnb ire Maane.
Der iioen Scres Snbifriptiun mSlpb
Noresielappen paa Ceres Npis hi.
or altiS Satocn) bpr SC mocn Cp,
lo!S i%nbicnSe S:res SornpcIicsfum.
inaent, Ga "Sbe Mar Snbnitries
eoaro" oilers tuinser us til at ia
HrreS Nnpn ai siiten i 9pbet al Ct.
tpber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Chicago P~roduktmarked.

Naar re fsrnhcs 1srsS eubRriptisn. Iers
BELT Voit. eIler Saninrsisrne. Gef er mi.
lerf at fenee Isle 4erae /, aimineelise yreps.
% 81 ian TIE barre cHiocrliae Tor Vense. ION
blir borte poa yeteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

Vsnoerne paa oisie aanter arbei-
ser ppiaig ior De AllIereoe % er Dem
megct %tatnemme!iA for De 6eoena-
rcr, DC bar bragt Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Sra ben italicnife Sront.

Yaa ben itaiienife 6ront bar Der /
ocn i%eilere Sio raaoet Sti!beo ben
ubpggcIige Stilbeo, JON parsler ct
fonlnlelloe ltpelr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Omaha ~Kvegmarked.

REPRESENTATIVE steers. 10 OO-19 90
Ell og kvier 7.25-12. 90
ST. eIs and feeders. =. 7.OO--15. 90
r.. puiK OF sales ....... 1850 IS So
16.00-17 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Kansas City Kveemarked.
Sioux CITY Kvegmarked.

uornu" Sitv kv6gmarked.
tlnrnkv9g-Steers..
c.n,oR NVier. ........ 6 10 $50
lockers and feeders. 7.5O 13 SO
Swim. bulk. oo 20 oC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

ESrERED As srcoSp CLASS N,TrrR JrNE Ism 1908 At
THE Posi- OFFlcr At urcoRkH. Iowa, UNpER THE ACT
or CoNaRrSs or MARCH g.. 1891.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-25
Names in the News.
TRAVELETTE
BY NIKSAH
The Jenolan Caves.

The Jenolan Caves are one of the
noted sights of Australia. Before the
war the hotel i'll the Jenolan valley
was thronged with travellers from ev-
erywhere come to spend a day or two
in viewing the most deliberately orna-
mented caves in the world. Now, Wis
itors to Jenolan are chiefly newly mar
ried couples and Australians who have
the good sense to take the advice to
"see Australia first"
The valley of the Jenolan river is
hidden between close lying ridges of
mountains The smoothly winding
roads are the joy of motorists who
find the fifty mile trip from the near
est town all too short. The valley APP
pears suddenly as the automobile
passes thru great rock archWay and
turns in to the hotel.
The crystalline caverns with their
draperies of sta1actites and stalag-
mites are made still more glistening
by skillful electric lighting. Water
falls, frozen in creamy white lime
stone. seem ready to break away at
any moment and pour their torrent
over the floor of the cave. Willow
trees drape their stiff branches over
the head of the visitor. Organ pipes.
spired temples and a host of other
lovely and fantastic forms may be
seen. Inc enjoyment OF the caves is
limited only by the Imagination and
visual power o. the beholder while
guides, long acquainted with these
natural wonders. skillfully supplement
the fancy of the more matter-of-fact
tourists.
At the time of the Worlds Fair at
Chicago, an attempt was made by sew
eral Americans to secure the glisten-
ing arch formation known as the
Gem of the West as an exhibit
Yankee shrewdness and offers of large
sums of money did not sway the Aus
tralian government, however, and the
Gem of the West still adorns the
Jenolan caves.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-25

The rights of illegitimate children
and the states responsibility for see
ing that every child. no matter what
his parentage, has the nurture, pro-
lection and education essential to his
usefulness as a citizen are fer the
first time given complete national rec
ognition in the Norwegian laws con-
corning illegitimate children, accord
ing to report issued by the children's
bureau of the United States depart
ment of labor. These laws make the
state instead of the mother RESPONSE
bic for establishing paternity. The
state holds both parents equally and
continuously responsible for the lille
Ultimate child-"The child shall be
entitled to bringing maintenance,
training and educaton-from both its
father and it's mother"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-25

60 over there and lick him? You made
his knees wobble. but can make ms
hair stand up"
It guess he got enough" was the
reply, and yet the girl did not con-
graduate herself upon her victory.
Had it been such a great crime after
all?
wouldn't Imost anyone else have
taken it as a joke?
Couldn't she have taken 1t as a JoAe
but for the small boy?
The guy was good-looktng ana
gentleman. A gentleman sometmes
Jokes as well as other sorts OF men;
He had said he was sorry. ana Wouto
ed to listen. He had gone away as II
looking for a hole to hide in.
Miss Gertie had a temper quick 70
flash and quick to cool OH AGAIN 49, =
by the next morning she nao Ha g.
reasonable excuses for the joker. 80
it was with the small boy. His father
had said it was a good joke. anu nis
mother had smiled at it, and the Iao
had come to feel 1t duty TO 80 W.
to Turner's and tell the guy that ne
was on his way to Turner'S across
the fields. when he caught signt ..
Gertie on the highway. She was IN
the old buggy and behind the on
horse which her grandmother Hau
owned for nearly twenty years Sne
postoffice.
A quarter of a mile beyond the girl
was the guy" He was running down
the hill and waving his hat at her. :,
Now, then, is that Teller crazy.
| asked the small boy to himself. as ne
mounted a stump to see them petter
From the brow Of the hill the artiss
| had seen a pair of horses and wagon
coming on the dead run. He had IN
stantly realized that the driver OF the
| lighter vehicle would not take the
| five rods of her when he recognized
Gertie, and as he reached the head
of the old horse he grasped the bride
and fairly dragged the outfit into the
| ditch. At it was, a wheel was taken
| off the buggy and the girl thrown out
| She was somewhat bruised and terri
bly, scared, and of course. Mr.. Yorke
| had to assist her to the house, while
the small boy remained on the spot
to pick up the pieces and assure OLD
Dobbin that he had had the escape
of his life.
That evening the same small BOY
| called on Gertie to see IL she had any
4 toes broken and to add:
Did you give the guy any more
fits?"
why, no. was replied.
do you think him nice?"
IL think so.''
us he a hero?"
He must be-
and I'll be left high and dry! That
what a boy gets for showing a cir
how to go .a-fishing and catch an OLE
boot"
/ Copyright, 1918. by Mcclure Newspape
Syndicate.}
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-25

The continuing delay of the German
offensive seems to point to the theory
that the Huns are having trouble at
home or else that they nave hiau
enough of the fighting. Otherwise IL
is difficult to understand why they re-
rnain inactive while the allies are pill
ing up an army that must soon De-
scome overwhelming in numbers ana
equipment. The Huns appear TO De
soccupying a position between his sa-
.tanic majesty and the unfathomable
depths of the sea. If they strike they
are doomed to defeat. If they wait ul-
climate disaster becomes more assured
ssevery day. If the truth were known
lit probably would reveal the kaiser
living awake at night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-25
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
The Table.


Graham Date Bread-One cupful
scalded milk. one cupful boiling wa
ter, two tablespoonfuls shortening,
two teaspoonfuls salt, four tablespoon
fuls molasses, two tablespoonfuls cold
milk, one-half yeast cake, one quart
graham flour, one cupful white bread
flour, one cupful chopped dates, one
tablespoonful powdered sugar.
Pour the scalded milk and boiling
water over the shortening. salt. and
molasses placed in a bowl Let cool
until lukewarm. Soften the yeast
cake in one-fourth cupfu1 of the luke.
warm liquid and add it to the rest of
white flours, mixed together, thor
oughly. Cover and let rise. When
double in bulk knead in the dates and
make into two Ioaves, put in creased
pans. let rise for an hour, covered,
and bake an hour in moderate
from oven rub the tops of the loayes
with the powdered sugar dissolved in
the cold milk.
Poor Mans Barley Pudding-Four
cupfuls milk. one-half cupful barley.
one-third cupful honey. one-half tea
spoonful salt, one-half teaspoonful
cinnamon, one tablespoon fat.
Wash barley, mix ingredients, and
pour into buttered pudding dish; bake
three hours in very slow oven stir.
ring three tunes duTlHS nOur OF
baking to prevent barley from settling.
The barley may first be covered with
the milk and allowed to stand one
hour or longer to partially soften. II
this is done less baking may be re.
quired.
Stuffed Beets-Six large beets, threa
carrots. one onion, one cupful corn.
one cupful milk. few slices green
pepper. salt. pepper. paprika. two ia
blespoonfuls butter or margarine, one
half cupful dry bread crumbs.
Cook the beets in boiling salted
water until tender. Remove the shin
and scoop out the centers. Cook the
carrots and onion, fiAely diced, untgi
tender. Make a white sauce by meIt-
ing the butter and adding the flour
Cook until 1t begins to bubble Add
the cold milk gradually. stirring con-
stantly. Cook until all starchy flavor
10 removed. Add the cooked carrota
onion and corn to the white sauce
Fill the cavity of each beet with this
mixture and sprinkle the ton with
bread crumbs Put into hot over
just long enough to brown the crumbs
The scooped-out centers of the beets
may be used for creamed beets or
beet salad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-25

- The war department now plans to
have a million American soldiers in
France by the first of July. There is
mo doubt that the immediate need of
efhe situation in Picardy is for men,
The losses which have befallen the
British forces since the beginning of
the German drive on March 81 are es-
s timated to be a quarter of a million.
These figures have been given out by
British representatives at Washington
ssafld it is not likely that they have been
Exaggerated. What the German losses
have been cannot be said. but they
must be far in excess of that inflicted
: upon the British. This tremendous
: loss of man power by only one of our
allies Signifies the extent of the bur-
den which has beon put upon us.