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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
8etrigeriidjer Ieblbe3us.

Die Observation-Disclosures Narsa.
rete Hrus in Berlin fibrte bic 81.
liale tbres 0aters in Der SanbItrabe.
Sic CAB sunadft 8rd unb Me9l obne
2ebensmitteltarten ab uno fdli4te
bann. I'M pom 2ebensmittelamt
WebIaupeiiunsen ~ erlanseu. Die
3tpii9enideine. Dem @ei4dfte muir.
ben babur4 100 3entner Webl msbr
seliefert, als ibm auftanb. Warsarete
Rrus pertaufte bas WtebI on @apb0fe
unb 3affeebduier. Die Susenbitraf.
hammer perurteilte Narsarete Rrus
au Elm Sabr gefdnsuis unb 200
Mart Celebrate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
fyntter iir bic Nauierseit.

SSebern entbalten, ,pie pifieni4afs
Hide unterfuhunsen erseben baben.
einen niht u%nbeoeutensen proasntiab
an protein. Sollen fid oieielben bel
Der Reubilbuns pdbrenb Der Waus
fsrperiope bes @~efIiisels baber nors
lmaI snttpideln. 70 miffen bic se<
reidten Juttermittel au4 seniissnb
protein erbalten. UNI bic Jeberbil'
buns Az besiniisen. Die setpobns
lid aur Nerfitteruns selansenoen
RSrnsrfridte, uelde bic 2esstdtis'
teit Der 6enneu anregen. reip. e.
balten follen, ipeiien nun atpar ale
eineu u1ebr ober minber sroben pro'
aentiab an protein auf. ALLEN fur
bic Maufer ssniisen ie meiftens nidt,
es fei benn, bab cine a~tpedsntfpres
&enbe 3uiammenitsIIuns berielben
ben Mansel on proteinsebalt aut'
bebt.
Cine berartis. srodens unb @eids
INSTRUMENTATION. bic fi4 fur bic
Mauierp.riobe Dortrefflid bspabrt.
tebt F& mi. fOlst sufammsn.
/. Heim a0rnerfutter; 10 pfuno
Wais, 10 pfunb Wei5en unb 8
pfunb 6afer; 2. beim i%osenannten
.Drp Walb": 5 pfuno aleie, 8
Bfunb Sborts, 3R pfuno 5lsiid@
abfdlls, epsntueIl Beef Straps, uro
! pfunb Oil wleal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
Gleftriid beIeudjtete RettnnsssarteI,

Die Gage elmer Beriorl tpeIde
CUR Hadtaeit elm f~infenoes Sabr.
5eils perIaiien ,ino iih benz @afier
anpertrauer muB, lit unter feinen
umitGnoen cine beneioens!perte;
bod o~iiriten iid lire Iusiidten err
beblid nerbeiiern ourd Die anpen.
Oune eines men erfunocnen Ret.
tungsgiirtels, Delder nit einetn
cIeftriiben 2idt ausgeItattet lit.
9enn oieies 2itt fam ia &etter
on sic ridtise SteIle bringen ODER
iie iiberbaupt auf Die NotIage beS
Sdifibriidieer, pelder es trGst,
aufmerfinm MAIDEN.
IS miro in Dem Ieile Der 8or.
ridtune setra9en, melfer iiber
ben &iifen 9ebt; unb iolberart
miro es aud am beiten iber Dem
&aiier gebalten. Sas anIegpn
Ses HettungsgiirteIs in Der ritti.
gen @eiic matt feline beionberen
llmitdnoe, ionoern gibt iid BON
iclbit. Shon onrdl bas bIoBe In-
3iebcn bes @iirtels miro Die elef.
triidle Stromfette seidloiien, aIio
oas 2idt ioiort a%ugcorebt. Der
eleftriide Strom miro ourh cine
9atterie gelieiert. meIde in einenl
her 8iirtelabteile iidler anaebradi
lit. obue ben Srdscr 5u itoren.
Ger @iirtel miro in 3ipei Sor.
men bergeitcllt. mctd,c belize sIeid,
J amefiudbia gu icin idleinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

itel aus 1 oOer 11a5ouigen Sold.
i~treifen nit 3miihcnraumer uon
Srei 3oa. Dos @eitea lit nit Sinn
ODER galpaniiicrtcm eilenbled be.
oedt, oas aui9enagelt miro. Staff
Sinn uoer gileubleh fonnen aud
6iinne SolSbrettGen beniiBt weroen.
Die Siire miro nit 5pet tlelnen
Sbarnieren beicitigt mo eln Orllt'
fer angebratt. sic muB melt oI1neh
Sab Die Ylatten leidlt entfernt per'
ben f0unen. 3wei 3oa iiber Dem 20.
Den miro cine in Der Sange uIlo
Brett I'M orei Soa feline uno lolioe
aaluaniiierte giienplatte eingelegt.
0ieie rubt aui 5mei an Den Seiten
Oes 90rrers ieItgenahten Srabten.
Dies perbinocrt, oaB Ole Prooufte
brett Der Sise ausgeiest weroen unS
oient als elm Haoiator 5ur gleid.
m1bigeren 8erteilung Der Site.
Salt adJt Blatteu.
Die erite Rlatte wiro 3 3ou iibcr
Dem 8aoiator angebradt. 9ie Blat.
ten ruben auf 9eiiten nit 3 3oa
Smiidenraum. Der bier beihriebene
96rrer entbalt abt Ylatten. Die
8abmen ~oerielben iino einsoaige
2eiiteh auf welde galpaniliertes
Orabtsitter genaselt miro, oas ben
8ooen biloet. Die Ylatte lit 81 bel
is Soa. aIio in Der Siefe UNI } 3ou
fleiner aIs Der D0rrer. Benn Die
unterite YIatte eiuseidoben miro.
miiiien borne 3 3ou Naum bIeiben.
Die nadite Ylatte miro ntdt 5uriid'
geihobem 10 DOB binten 3 Sol
Naum bleibeu unb 10 Die ~folgenoet
Hlatten INNER abpedlelno Dor uni
auriid. Cine 9entilutiOns0ffnung ii
oben am O6rrer, 0urd welde oil
feudte Suit entpeihen tam.
Guftsus beidleuuist oas SrOdneu
9as Yrin3ip Der aonitruftiOn lit
bob Die belize 2uft iber uno ourd
Die 8rooutte 5lebt unb Die Seudtig
felt iammelt uno abfibrt. Der &uft
aug ueruriadt ldneaeres unb gleit,
m~abigeres 2rodnen. lin oas Nus
trodnen Ser EroOutte gIeidmdbi
i5u MAIDEN, lollen Die Blatteu Iudb
reno Oes OOrrens BON unten nae
oben un6 umgetebrt ausgewediel
. | meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Iiir 8arm UNI 6artrn
Niaudert 8etreioeuorrate 5ar Der
uidtuna Der GOrnmnrmer.

Oiaud)ert Vefrctoeuotra1e 5ut Se''
uidtung Der SOrnwirmcr.
Weil srobe Msenseu bes in oisiem
Sabre seernteten 9etreibss ooriibers
s.benb auf ben 5armen aufssfpsidert
werosu miifisn. Bis iie bic Glspato<
rem unb Jradtpasen %auinebmsn tons
uer, perienDst Der ~@tnomoIosiit Der
Obioer Yeriudsitation @nmeiiunssr'
fir RGu4erunssmetbooen aur Wers
nidtuns bes 8Ornwurms. our4 ben
oft 2 bis 20 proSent Der @etreloes
porrdte ausrunoe Sebep
Wer5uhe Sei9en. bob 3 bis opfuno
observation-disclosures Hoblen1toH
(Garbon 8iiulpbiO), NIT Dem 9robe
QeintpanbIGde getrdntt unb bic In Die
8ebGlter setporfen pereen. ollie Storm.
piirmer in einem IL bel II btt Z
Sub sroben 8ebdltsr bon 1000 Stu.
fitfub Raum perni&ten. 0a tl@
bic Jliiiisteit lansiam pertliatl9t,
follten aur beiieren Wirtiamteit ale
Spalten unb Riiie Der gebdlter nit
oidem papier beoedt tperoen.
SoppeNdpefeliaures &%oblenitoff.s
oas lit laperer als bic 2uft ulo
frinot oaber in pas @etreibe Elm, oa
es iid nber BEL 70 Grab Wdrme bell
fer ausbreitet, empfieblt bic Sta'
ticn, oab bic Irbeit oil tparmsn 2a'
gen porsenommen miro.
Ollie 8ebGlter fsllten SO Stunoer
lang ieft sefdluiien bleiten, abe'
ni1t LANCER als 40 Stunben, tpenr
bas Getreibe fir @usfaot benub'
pirb. Rduderuns bon laI,sere'
9auer rnas bic aeimtraft. nitt abe
bic @lte bes @etreibes tddbisen
Ias gas 1T erploiip unb 'ollte oa'
Der ni9t bei 2i&t ooer Jeusr per
tpenbet perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

9ieie Observation-Disclosures bsoart
fsiues 3uders anb lit Sieies Sabr
b~eiunoers wid)tis. Sin 5rped'
masiaer S6rrcr faun leidlt ano
biaia aus Spls, 3inn uub Giien'
bled) berseitclt werocu.
geIonoerer Radorud wiro oieles
SSsobr Don Nabrungsmittel : aonler'
pierungsipe5ialiiten auT Die @ldltl9'
felt oes Srodnens BON 5rlld)ttn
uno @emiiien eelegt. gu Olelcr
Wtetbooe bebarf es feines 3uders
unO lie mebr iie befannt miro, oelto
popularer miro tie. 9einabe leoes
9ooenproouft fam getrodnet 'uno
aui Oieie 8eiie fonlerulert weroen
gum @ebrau9 nad Nonaten ooer
ielblt Sabren. bulletins, welde en-
probte GrodemletboOen beIdrclberl.
peroen pom .. st. aferbauoeparte.
ment aui Aniud)en irei %uerianot.
@emiije uno Sriidte t0nnen in
einen aaiten auf MtulOen, Ylatten,
9eitelen aui Dem aiihenofen ooer
in einem ipeaielI fonitruierten Dor.
rer getrodnet perben. Us iino feline
10rrer i'm Wartte, welde befrieoi.
genoe HeIultate geben. Die tleiner
aohofen.2 rudner ODER DerOunIter
(Gpaporators) iino fIeine orenGbnli.
DIE 9Giten gepGbnlid BON galoani.
iiertem @iienbled ODER $ol5 nit gal.
paniiiertem Giien semadt. sic iino
Don FOLDER @roBe, oaB iie auf einenl
gerpobnIiden Cos, SolS. ODER Sob
Ienbero ODER einem 8eroiinoien Hlab
baben.
Gin ielbitsemadter 0Srrer.
Gin 9Grrer, ser auf einem Sos.
Sols. ODER 3oblenbero ODER aeroiin.
oien sebrauht weroeu FAM, lit leiht
uno biuis ber5uitelen. Die Dimcn'
iionen oes i'm Bible seaeigten iini
an Der 8aiis "a bel 16 3oa. S6bt
einihlieblib oes Yooens SO .8oa
Ser O6rrer fanm wenn geiuiiuidt
AUDI tleiner genladt weroen.
Die 8aiis, aus galpaniiierten
giienbIed semadyt, lit 6 3oa bod
Sic erWeitert iih nod unten uni
bat auei fleine 8entilationsoffmun
gen auf ieoer Der pier Seiten. 4u
Der 8alis rubt elm tiitenartiges &e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

anfons Wai farb in
gaisl i'm Otter pon IS Snbren mad
turSsr aranIseit 6. 5. Rioeder,
&aufmann. Mitslieo oes 8roBsn
RaIss. in pcIdDsm CT Der 5rattion
Der 5ortidrittli9en 8iirserpartel
%angeborte. Ter 8erItorbene mar lans'
iabrise aaIIiersr Der Batter 5eilftdtts
fir gruittranis uno bat f9 um bic
9ubertuloiens6 iiriorse srobs Wer'
pienfte erporben.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30
CH!CALOMELMAKES
YOU DEATHLY SICK
Stop Using Dangerous Drug
Before 1t Salivates You!
It's-Horrible!

You're bilious, sluggish, con
stipated and believe you need viii
dangerous calomel to start your
liverand clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask
your druggist for a bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone and
take a spoonful tonight. If it
doesn't start your liver and
straighten you right up better
than calomel and without gripping
or making you sick I want you
to go back to the store and get
your money,
Take calomel today and tomor.
row you will feel weak and sick
and nauseated. Don't lose a days
work. Take a spoonful of harm
less, vegetable Dodson's Liver
Tone tonight and wake up feel
ing great It's perfectly harm.
less, so give it to your children
any time. 1t can't s~alivate, so
let them eat anything afterwards
ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30

fees collected, S46.53; salary and
deputy hire, $625; warrant issued
for $578.47.
County treasurer ordered to
transfer 1917 road and bridge
as follows: Mountain
Grove, SCI; Wood, $3.50 40; Hart,
$1sS: Van Buren,, $3.50; Brush
Creek, $1O7; Boone, s13O; Hyde
Creek Special, SIS; Elk Creek,
$96; Union, $3.50; Pleasant Knob
Special, $500; Mountain Grove
Special. $780, Norwood Special,
5000; Macomb Special, S147.32;
Mansfield Special, $500; Cedar
Gap Special, $3.50.
Court adjourned until June IS.
Warrants issued
Tom Freeman, repairs and
furniture, $50.
GA. Eaton. work on Jail pump,
81. so.
G. l.. Lowery, overseer road
district No. 2, S4S s..
Earl Sanders, taking grand
jury to poor farm, 81.
j. N. Lee, salary and hired
help, S154.25.
Sam Digger, labor on poor
farm, $50.
U. S. Wade, salary and labor,
road district No. 10, S16.20
f.. d. Gravens, lumber for re
pairing Names bridge, S1656O.
Roy Clodfelter, salary and lab
or road district No. 8, S26.
J. II. PUNK, supplies for small
pox patients, $1G9l.
Hunter q Boyer, same, S53.97.
.H.Arnal, blacksmithing,S5 10
DR.. b. e. Latimer, small pox
services. $3i9.2 5.
DR.. r.. A. Ryan, same, Sl5
A. p. Whelchel, furniture for
court house and jail, S13.25.
John M. Carter, salary and
expenses, S2e2.37.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30
County Court
From Hartville Democrat:

Private road petitioned by Ma
ry Gaskill in Pleasant Valley twp
granted, and Fl. E. Bogart, G. c..
Hensley and VIM. ROsevear ap,
pointed as commissioners to view
premises and assess damages.
WI. Lathrom and Travis Hen
sley relieved of poll tax by rea.
son of physical disability.
Jesse A. Jones shows to salts.
faction of court that he is the lie
gal and equitable owner and in
possession of S 4 sw u II Bills
and that apparent claim OF title
of Wright county casts a cloud
upon title of said lands and Bert
Ellis is appointed commissioner
for Wright county to convey to
said Jones by Quit. claim deed
such interest as county may have
W. G. Smith ct al presented a
petition for new road in Mountain
Grove township and after exami.
nation court approved and order.
ed surveyed.
Requisition ordered on state
auditor for money due account of
salary of county superintendent.
Tax levies made: State, 1Sc;
county, SOC; special road and
bridge, 25c.
School fund mortgages Of EFT.
Watson, ED. Keller and wife, D..
E.Gregory, Joe E.Long and wife,
j. f. Reddick and wife, and VIM.
A. Helsley Satisfied and bonds
cancelled, the same having been
paid in full.
Board OF commissioners OF the
Mansfield special road district
filed certificate of levies made by
it for purpose of paying prlnci.
pal and interest on it's bonded
Indebtedness, same being 25c on
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30
Two Teaches Wed.

At the conclusion of her years
work here in the high school and
just after she had boared the
train for her home in Spring.
field, announcements were given
out of the marriage of Miss
Chloe Osborn, our popular hist.
DRY teacher, to Prof. j. D.
Bounous, who was pricipal of
our high school here last year
and principal of the Monett
high school during the present
year. The marriage had been
planned to occur at the closing
of the present year school term,
in May, but Mr.. Bounous was in
class Il" of the army draft, so
taking time by the forelock"
and evading the watchfulness of
their friends during the Christ.
mas vacation, on December 90,
they took the train at Spring.
field for Rolla, Mo, at which
they were quietly married by a
resident minister of that place,
and after brief HONEYMOON trip,
returned home with their fri
ends none the wiser. Mr.. Boun-
GUS and his bride are two of the
most popular teachers who
ever worked in our high school,
and the hearty congratulations
and best wishes of high school
students, patrons and teachers
go with them in their future
life. -Mountain Grove Journal.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30
Wright County Is Thanked

ot. LOUIS, MO-, Way Il, 1910.
Mr.. T. N. Funston,
Mountain Grove, Mo.
My dear Mr.. Funston:
| want to personally congratu.
late you and the organization of
Wright county over the success
in the Third Liberty Loan Cam
paign. The figures that we have
received may be Incorrect but
we are at least sure that they
lean to the side of. conservatism.
They show 917 subscribers and
an oversubscription of your quo.
ia of approximately 113 per cent
Please also congratulate, for
me. the people of your county.
who through their subscriptions
and energetic work have proved
their loyalty and determination
to back up our boys who are sac.
rifcing themselves for the liberty
and freedom which we are to en-.
joy.
The State of Missouri, with an
ovcrsubscription ofapproximate.
ly 1853 per cent, shows q remark.
able record. The Eighth FEEDER
al Reserve District has been ad-
vertiscd throughout the nation
as foremost in the contest for
supremacy and l felicitate you
on your part in bringing about
this measure of success.
| realize the great amount of
work which your Organization
has put in; perhaps the many
difficulties which you have had
to overcome, 1t has been a real
fight but the people have respond
ed we'll and it is a comfortable
feeling to know that national
good has come out of the effort.
Yours sincerely,
(Signed) W. r. Compton,
Chairman.
Dictated by w. r.. Compton.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30

the 500 valuation for sinking
fund and 25c for interest.
W.R. Wood, highway engineer,
makes report of survey and con
veyance of right of. way in mat.
ter of petitions of L. L41and, John
w. Garner and U. G. Findley
public roads, accompanied by
plots, which are approved and
filed. Same report on road pc.
titioned by II. V. Helsley ct al,
which is ordered established by
recommendation of the highway
engineer.
j. J. Sellers shows to courts
satisfaction that he is the owner
and in possession of a part of the
W u of lot 2. NV Il 5.29 II, and
that through an error of a sur
veyor, in making certain deeds,
; Wright county has of record
some apparent claim or title, but
that said claim or title is without
value. Robert f. Adams appoint.
ed commissioner to convey title
to said land to J. j. Sellers.
Road petition of W. A. Hudson
ct al for public road granted as a
public necessity and survey ord
cred.
Special stock law election in
Boone township granted; date
set for Tuesday, June IS, and w.
E. Fuson, w. j. Pyatt and Noah
Reese appointed election Judges.
Assessed valuation of Mountain
Grove Canning Factory ordered
reduced from 100000 to $4,000
B. s. Davis ordered to make
settlement as to expenditure of
road monies on Hartville and
Marshfield public road.
d. G. Claxton ordered to make
settlement of road monies in his
hands.
E.G. Purtle files quarterly set
Element as county clerk, showing
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30

The Baptist Fifth Sunday
meeting will be held with the
Elk Creek Baptist church June
SO, 90 and 30, those on the pro.
gam being w. S. Griffith, j. p,
Mingus, ]. p. Cantrell, A.. II.
Hawkins, G. Chadwell, Ill. Mich.
OILS and It. B. Ritzinger.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30
Junia Heath, printing, $se. Is.

Junia Heath, printing, $se.75.
Lee Ferriel, salary and hired
help road district No. 8, S79.37
C.G. Sanders, hospital patients,
summoning i%uries, Jail expenses,
prisoners board, and waiting on
court, S4G5.25.
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
repairs, S..
j. II Pyatt, benefit public road
connecting Mansfield and New
Grove roads, 500
W. II. Agee, benefit of road on
Route 1, $50.
AT, Richardson, postage, Si2.
Jesse Bailey, janitor, $50.
Sanford Larson, benefit of
Hans OlesOn and wife, SO.
L.D.Pool & Son, supplies for in.
sane person, court house, poor
farm aud road district No. 9,and
road shuvalS, S5G.3 81.
Apportlonment of foreign in
surance tax: Mountain Grove,
$3.50; Mansfield, 500; Hartville,
sos.
Owen Gensley, labor, 50.
|. Wayne Thompkins, benefit OF
Arkley Douglas, 81.
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co, 81.
Hebecca Page, poor person, 81
W. E. Young, salary, $27
S. W. Hopper, same
l.. w. Hcnslcy, same, S25.
J.W. Cottergim. overSeer rOat
district No. 5, salary, tools ant
repairs, Sl39.50.
Ira Buck, waiting on S. F.
Todd, SD.
Noah Murrell. making tinancia
statement, $50.
S. w. Hopper, l.. W. Hensley
w. E, Young, C.G. Sanders, G.P
Thomas and r. e CreaSer, servi
ice board of equalization, each ST.
w. II. Wood, salary, postag'
and drayage, $3.50.
G.. j. jackson and j. A. Wake
field, benefit of Norwood AM
Hartvillr road, 500.
Buxton & Skinner, stationery
S36O.12.
J.F. Allen, merchandise, $40
Dr.. N. A. Murrcll, treatmen
for Hester Ballard, SG.75.
Geo. Summers, statjOnery,S4.7
Fred Palmer. assistance O
Mrs. Estcll, S15.s7.
S. S. Bear, vital statistics, 49,
J.. G. Rumfclt, same, S4.25
Guy Newton, same, S14,5
II. b. Bou1din, same, Sl1 %.
w. T.. Fuson, same, $50.
DR.. j. A. Fuson, same, $27.
DR.. j.. Il. Mott, same, S7.75
Dr.. T.. j. Butzke, same, S34.
Dr.J. M Hubbard, same,S2O.5O
AID. Roper, benefit Ely Miller
$40.
r.. B.. Bouldin, jail furniture
Sl3.5O.
Standard Printing Co., SUI
plies, &23S.Gl.
d. G. Carter, salary and pos,
age, S137,25.
G. f., Jackson, same, S23l,3
II. S. Johnson, supplies, Ss.3.
r. N. Mcintosh, road oversee
district No. 6, salary and labor,S
Walter ClaXtOn, ovcrseer rOa
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30

SURGEONS agree that in cas-.
es of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and
Wounds, the FIRST TREAT
MENT is most important. When
an EFFICIENT antiseptic is ap,
piled promptly, there is no dan.
ger of infection and the wound
begins to heal at once. For use
on man or beast, BOROZONE is
the IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and
HEALING AGENT. Buy it now
and be ready for IN emergency.
Price 25c, SOC, S1.O0 and 81. so,
Sold by all dealers in medicine. ad
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30


"A s~" vet O., mercy drown through
q" oo" Of snstsakabh pa"-
Women of America!
- What the worth of one baby's life?
The time has come when you must put a money
value on it. ~:
So much Red Cross money available, SO many
babies restored.
A little less Red Cross money available, SO many
babies lost by default.
It's as plain as that.
When you made that first Red Cross investment
you had a fairly clear idea that there was plenty to be
done and that the Red Cross would make every dollar
of money and every minute of time count
But have you now a clear picture of what price
somebody will have to pay for one delayed dollar or a
hundred dollars withheld?
from anywhere lover there without endangering the
GOODNESS of your decision as to "how much
Suppose you had found another use " for your
Red Cross money a while ago and a corresponding
part of the piece of work described below went undone:
t1,u, *G Sssn t fe f,y ssfs s sssa. USED Txei 55e 'o shi ID the ' ef;iG1sS
s Ssis % es4;S*S S%sfs G tos4 sfss i in an u" Old !f barasf;: d %SS % a
ticany unfinished. and with no sanitary appliances Sick
children were crowded in with the well and skin disease and .
vermin abounded. Within two days the Red Cross workers
had cleaned all the children, provided new barracks, pro.
vided medical care and nurses for the babies. secured suitable
food and classified all the refugees to prevent the separation
of members of the same family
Was that money we'll spent?
Were those babies worth while {? We'll, how much
were they worth, per baby?
They are the future Of France--the hope and
pledge Of civilization. We are in their debt for what
their fathers and mothers have paid already--in hunger,
in cold, in mutilation, in slavery.
We shall pay up, too. Your first instalment was
There in time--MOw how much
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-05-30

district No. II, same, S54 %.
Alfred Struby, road overseer
district No. 4, salary, tools and
labor, $40.
VIM. Cottengim, road and poor
farm supplies, 500. 20.
John N. Pryor, Jr., salary and
deputy hire, ,S234.33.
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-25

ers Of our soldiers and sailors.
I'VE must he tells them.
steel ourselves to accept the
tragedies of war. We must be
mentally ready trained to rec
eive blows and to come back.
You can come back if YOU are
willing to train. A boxer trains
for a fight, a runner for race,
why not you. mothers and faith
ers, for the spiritual conflicts
which are surely coming to pass.
Do not think that YOU can has
tily acquire a stoicism to meet a
desperate emergency. On the ha.
nd, do not be constantly expect
ing a blow. Worry will no more
preventits coming than worrying
will stop a bullet in its course,
Instead, 90 about your day with
an air of determination assur-
ance and cheer,
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-25

Keep yourself In the best p-s
sible health. The strong body
will help maintain the srong mi
nd. Do not oyerdo war actlviti.
es. Have other interests go to
the theatre now and then; drop
into a movie; eat out al rest.
aurant or a friends house once
in a while.
Always carry your head nigh
You have a right to Your pride.
besides, carrying your head high
will make you walk correctly.
and walking correctly, is good
for ones figure,
Il also think that the well.heli
head indicates the well held spi.
rit- a soul reserved. calm, ooser-
want, sure of itself. II YOU do this
in public, you will also do it in
private. You will be a Spartan
mother -
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-25
Cottage-Ch Worker
Named for Kentucky.

Washington, d. C. The Bu-
reau of Animal Industry of the
United States Department of
Agriculture has named Miss
Dorothy Ratclitf, a home demon
stration agent of Princeton, KY,
to encourage in Kentucky the
production of cottage cheese on
farms and also TO stimulate its
use in homes.
Miss RatlilI, one ot a women
agents named for as many
$ atss is 10 cooperate with Fed.
eral and State agricultural and
home d5monsuat agents.
Nj S Madge Reese, formerly
5 ate home demonstration agent
in Alabama. is the leader in the
cottage cheese work for the
Southern States.
The work in Kentucky will be
part of the Department of Agri-
cultures national campaign, in
cooperation with the United
States Food Administration, to
encourage the use, as well as
the production, of cottage
cheese. which experiments by
the department have shown is
equal in food value to meat.
Cottage cheese can be made
from skim milk or but.ermilk,
now largely wasted or fed to
animals, and its extended use is
to save a large amount
Of meat which can be used by
the armies and allies of America.