davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holly chieftain., 1919-03-06

Food control made sufiiciency froIr
shortage. kept the rein on food prices
gave the nations full strength exer
else.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Uem u1unth.

@etraut tpnrben in Der bieiigen Rfarr@
ffirdbe BEL einem am 9tenstag LETTER $50
6e I'M balb 9 1br bonn bobn. p. Suite,
s.. g. s., bon ct. gloub 3elebrierten
8rautamte SEQ S. St6tiuger nnb SRI.
@liie MnDer, unb fpdbrenb zines am
glei6en Sage nm balb 10 l1br bonn bodz
piir0igen Bfarrer, p. Gerhard. 9. g. 8.
gebaItenen 8raltamte Iieben ibren Eren-
bunb bur6 Brieitersbamb iegnen Soiepb
s6afer uno SRI. glifnbetb @lapperi6.
Wtit ibren Bertpanbten uu0 Sreurben
niini9t ben beiben Rnaren audi Der
uNorbitern" nndtrdeli6 Elm ungetribtes
@beleben.
9ernaanu @tr0ring berfnufte feline 100
ader erobe, flint Neilen iiibli9 BON bier
geleeene Barn1 ieinem 5obne SSran5 fir
$4,000.
Clinton @nnfer mar mebrere Gage in
Der Samilie feines IN ct. Saul tpobnen<
ben 56tpngers Sen. 2uefe11 at @n5te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Bufrnu11.

@m. Softer bielt ii6 1ebte Bobe meb@
rere Gage in Nutogei6dften in 9etrott,
Mi6., auf.
8m. Boblfamp befinbet ii6 i'm ct.
@abriels @oipitaI 5u 2itt1e Sails, mo Ell
cine 8linbbarmoperation glidli6 iberz
itnnb.
@ebriber 3enger, tpel6e fpG6reno Der
Iebten Mpnnte lnnbtpirhGaftli6en 9tenlt
in Noro 9afota berri6teten, ltnb Cams
tag beimgetebrt.
Srnu Silt. @9mibt, @obn Wi6ael nno
Eodter Mnna bon lbo11 tparen mebrere
Gage Bel ben bier tpobnerben @ebrnber1
gu Gate.
Npia 9ebIer, tpel@e lire @ltern aut
mebrere Sage nit ibrem 8eilbe erf re1t@
tie, lit auf ibr MrbeitsfeD in Winneapo>
liz 5nridgefebrt.
IS. 9orH9 unb Srau bon CLEARWATER
1nb Sofepb &orti9 nebf @attin bon
gnibing paren Sountagsgdite ibrer bier
gltern, SSoi. Sorti@ Gen. nno
Srau nn0 Sobn 9ebler unb SSrla.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
berr Carl ghiele miro am
5osnntae, Den Z. Otto
Der 1919 fh I'M hotel
Rottenmeier TT 2lDon Be
ftno,en um2lbonne1nenfsz
betrdee fir oen 1oro=
tern 81 nbernehmen
BEG 8eim III Chen, g. g., eingeri6tet
6at, mar lebte Bode bier in @eiddften.
Goueeppille

2ebten 9iengtngmorgen tpurben BEL eli
mem uni 8 l1br bonn bo9tp. 2. Sofepb, 9.
g. g.. .gebaltenen Brautamte fiirs 2eben
berbnnben Sofepb g. 8lein bon Nbon
unb SRI. Maria &alla, Sodter Der Sa1niz
lie Nobert Scala hnb anberen Cages
idloiien ben 8nnb fiirs 2eben Dor Dem
bodtD. p. Soiepb 2onis 6nab bon Ibon
nno Sri. &atbnrina 5nl5er, Sobter Der
Samilie STEPHAN sal5er. 8eiben Rauren
Slid gum 8unbel
gbuaro SSrntb, tpel6er Die 8eorg
Stod Snrm fnufte, bat ii6 lebte ISOLDE
NIT Mnnn 5tpd bon ct. Sofep6 2berbeiraz
tet nnb feline Snrm bereits beaogen.
Soiepb g0er bat ieinen36 BET 20 SUB
groBen 5tam fertig ge1teut 5ein 59tpa<
ger Nnton Nreb bon ct. 8oniface beiorgz
tie Die Nrheit.
2ouis !@artig ltnb 5obu mabten lekz
ten 5onntag per Guto einen 8eiu6 IN
Wtnneapolts, bon tpo tie mDeren Cages
5urudfebrten.
2ebten Mitttpo9 fling i'm 9iitrift 100
bic 56ule nit S. 80. @iuiber nls 2ebz
rer an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
gorgdnge
I'M GOuntD
Qpo11.

Sran3 Meber, pelber an elmer i61im=
men Observation-Disclosures litt, lit 1pieoer
10 neit bergeiteM, DAB ct ieiner Cages
arbeit 1la6geben fam.
8ilb. &eppers bat cine nnbe ct. Goio
g~elegene Sarm gefanft, Bic er binnen
Rur3em be8ieben miro.
@err @elieler bat nit Samilie ieinen
Inn3ug na6 feiner untpeit 9olsingforo gez
legenen Sarm gebalten.
On bem borlebten 5onntag abgebaltez
nen Bicuic Der Mitglieber bes fatbolii6en
SSorlterbofes nnbn1en ettpa 100 Rerfonen
tell, bic iid in bergniigter 8eiie ben
gebotenen Be~lnitigungen bingaben.
S. s.. STAB berfaufte Die 5ebn Ifer
grpBe 2anopnr3eue benz gpbrim Wtaer
nnb miro binnen- tpenigen 8oGen 1ein
!6eim nn9 ct. Ra1l berlegen.
@o9dp. p. gorbinian, 9. g. s., fat
Iebten 5onntag bas Efarramt lmferer
@emeinDe angetreten.
s. 81. ariegel Fat Elm 8obnbaus IN
glpno gefauft uub miro nls 4rbetter
BEL Ser Bnn Doctor 60. balelb1t eintreten.
Infer Sleif1er MIbin 8obmer fat bon
lsnuf Centre cine teilpeife 8ng9onlaz
bung @is erbalten, ba 1eins@iSborrat in
folge Der groBen 5ommerbibe it6 als
gu fnnpp ertpies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Der unh6fIidle 1%rliniiter.

Mns elmer iubbentf6en 9aupt1taDt
miro folgen6e biibi6e @efdidte BON
.einem unbofliden Mini1ter er5dblf:
l1niere 1oaiuIiitiide @r5eaen5 1T,
ben @i%nlabnngen nod 81 i1lieBen,
Die ibr 5n gbren oie 5piben Der TO-
gennnnten @eienI1nf bernnitaIten,
uberous beliebtgieneidt ih6bt man
Die llrtpiidiigfeit BEG Serrn. @iir5.
lid mar Die gr5euen5 aud BEL einem
@onaert fir irgen6einen Mobltdtig-
feits5tned anpefenb. Ser Serr bes
Rmfes, Der bent @obItGtigfeits5med
fem Sul1s nno ieinen ~3eitumitdnoert
entipre6enoen bortrefflib beltelten
gif6 our @erfagung geltent batte, iaB
neben Der Gr3eaen3. @ern6e Tang Die
Eodter BEG 9nnfes eines Der belieb-
ten Snlonitidden. Ser g~luditrubIen-
De @ater beugte iid gum Miinifter BIN
un6 fIiiiterte ibm ms DIR: uWas
balten sic bon Der 5tinnme mei1er
Eodter, g~r5eaen552
Ser WiniIter per1fanb ri1t.
Mu1 Elm 5tpeites Gyliiitern 6rang
;atideineno ni6t in fem BetpnBtiein;
bet1n er gab baIblo1lt 5l1riid: M33um
al1dudf;; nert1 Bic i1inge @abe 90 bor-
ne MIR einen Mugerblif al min11e1t
nolltel Menn beritebt fem
eigenes 8orf la nidt mebrl1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Sdftrup.

SIN borgerudftten Sitter bonS87 Sabren
bat am borIebten 5onntag Sssrau Sgna5
@teinflgler IN ibrem 5eim i'm Sotpn
8ub bas 3eitli6e geiegnet. @ittpo6z
morgen fanb na9 einem IN Der ct. So
bnnnes Stride bonn ho9tpe Bfarrer &letn
gebnltenen Mequiem bic 8eerbigung anf
benz bieitgen @ottesader 'ftatt. Oit benz
betagten 8nter betrauern mebrere Sim
Der, nnter bielen Der CUR ct. Beters Mb<
tel in Miiniter, Canada geb0rige bo6tp.
p. Qoren5, 9. g. 49,, ben SOB Der gu<
ten @attin nnb Wutter. W0ge bic Ber>
itorbene ruben in Srie0enl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Sm Mu9nrte1t

oils Ser Mnfal boriiber lit hdgt Die
Wautter bas &inD auf ibren Mrmen
beim. gs it nod nid)t fani Sabre,
man min es 0aber nod nibt in ei-
ner Nnitalt anfnebmen. SIS iBt iebr
bel unb 1T groB urb itarf, logan
bubla nit Seinen blal1en Mlnge11 nnb
bIonoem Soar, aber unbeilbar BLOB
itnnig, fann neber re6en nod geben.
Mls es i'm porigen Sabre gefdbr-
lid erfranft mar, genes eS troBS6ar-
lad nno 2ungenent5unoung mie0er.
rBie gut mdre es fir 0as &inb un0
fir sic %getpeieni" iagt man Der Mut-
ter. .@ott betpabre Mid" anttportet
lie, i'd mo6te es nibt Derlieren.
Sic gibt ibm al ibr @iien, 0amit es
BEL 4rdften bIeibe. @s lit Oas tDpiibe
Grinferfin0; Der Mann. 1T alfoboli=
ter.
8enn man iiber Sic @ieie binblift,
unf sic l6lofenben Drei-, Bier,
Ginfiabrigen. m0hte man pielen BON
ibnen bonn 9eraensgrunoe miini6en,
lie braubten nimmer ertpaben. Sn
oen traurigen Mnge1t bieier @inoer
! liegt Elm bunfles, btperes, unab-
menobares S9idlal, biel 5n 16her
fir 10 5arte fleine @ei6opfe.
Gin pieridbriges @ei6miiterpaar,
BIiibtlimgsfin6er, fbl6ft
anf elmer Dede. Gem fleinen SSl111gen
nit Dem mGrbenbaft feinen @eii6t
feblt ons re6te Merm6en. &no6en-
tuberfnlofe. o. bob 6u nimmer er-
ma6teit 5u Sdmera nn6 2et6, mltB
man nit liebe1loem &er5en minlben.
|Dos 59tpelterben buffet. nDreb bid
I'M; butte oeinem Brn6er nibt ms
,|@eii9t" ermabnt Die &in0ergdrtne=
rim = es 1T trodene Euberflloie.
Sa, es tut Sen &in6ern gut i'm
'Breien. Sie tper6en ni6t geiut0 trob
Scent un6 Mugarten1pieie. Ser Sdn-
Sen 1iegt git tief. Mie merben lie riG<
.tige Meni6en meroen, iolange es Sell
lertppbnnngen gtbt nno nlfobolfran=
fe Batter unb bon i9tperer Mrbeit uno
robe, tumble Miitter. Sic
liegen bo, nngliidlide fleine Men=
identpelen; 8ettler BET BEN retben
jtpl3en Mmerifanern. St mobte nur
zines miien: Ob Mmerifaner aud err
rotten f0nnen Dor Sbanbe?
@liie 5eI6mam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Oas Baden Der Rinoer.

sos RinoerbHro oes Mrbeitsbepar-
tements ibreibt:
Dag geiu11be @inb jeben Mlters
iollte tdgIih geba0et tperoen, aetpobn=
li6 morgens. SIM CONNER, menn es
notig lit, BOB oas @ino fubl bleibt,
fonn man es audi brett Dor bent
66lafengeben ba6en. 2alttparmes
8oiier bon IS Big 80 @ra6 lit ge=
hp0bnli6 ant beiten, obglei6 dltere>
itra1nme Climber es bie0ei6t fdclter
mogen. @ebr menig @eife lit n09tig,
un6 1ie foa ME 6ireH auf Die &aut
gerieben mer6en. Selb1t Bel beiBem
,Metter 1on 0as &in6 mabren0 es ge-
babet miro Dor Ser 3ngluft gei6ikt
per6en, 6a es 1id leibt erfdltet, nnb
aus oemielben @rnn6e ion es fdneu
nngefleioei per6en, nndbem es aus
benz 8aiier berausgenommen NOR
Ben lit.
Mad 6em 8a6e ion Bag &in6 init
1anfter Sn116, aber bod iorgfdltig OBJ
getrodnet DerOen, 1n0em man Die.
@aut nit einem neiben 9a16tu6 ge-
li1be betmpft. Gin fIein 1penig feines
Ruoer mag Damn fir 6ie 6ulten an
getperbet tperben, mie 8. g. I'M 66am=
Bug nn6 IN Der Mdie1b0ble, nber biefe
Miitter beriben bieI 5u bel &noer
1nb berftopfen Damit Die 8oren.
Sci beibem Better, tDenn ii6 bie
i9nut oft etpag ent5un6et,- mag ein
&leienba6 bos M%oblbefin6en beg &in=
bes f0r6ern. gu 6efem 3pede file
man ei1en 8e1teI nit @leie, bur6-
rGIie i'm nno bride i'm o11s, Biz 6as
MoHer mildig miro. Wan iete bas
@in6 einige Miinl1ten lang in bog
@niier unb trodnn eS nb, obne es crit
abauipiilen. Seine Seize burf benitbt
aper6en.
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i6nft Der bier tp%obnenben Syarnilie sc. q


i@aft Der bier tDobnenben Snunilie so. q.
Braun.
Sic Wib, &resba6 SSaruiIie bat Iebte
ISOLDE ibr Setrn mad Manabnomen ber<
legt, tpD eS berielben Dem 8unI6e ibrer
bieiigen SSreuuoe 5ufolge pobI ergeben
m0ge.
Sran8 gidboff, tpelder Biz bdbin Bic
nrtpeit Mep Mund gelegene BIet1fer
SSarm beippbnte, 1T nuf cine bon linn in
Der Rdbe NIbanbs getaufte Sarm u1<
ge5ogen.
SrI. Katharine 9diemnnn befinbet fi1
3u Idd1gerem Befu9e Bel ibrer IN 8ini@
iton, 81. g., tpobnenben 5dtpefter.
SIZE &rdmer @arbtpare 60. erri6tete
.nuf Der Snrm Der Srnu SO. Minner in
Safe @enrD Elm Winneapolis Bnnel @ilo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Rtmbau.

2ebten 5onntag bielt bieie Orti6aft
ibre iabresiblide @~traBenfair, Die pie
in friberen Snbren ii6 audi biesmal Ell
neg glten 3uipru6s 8u erfreueu batte.
SIZE neutrality-suspicious. erregten groBes
Sntere11e, mas ni9t mentger BET Der 8iebz
arsifenn1g Der Sal mar. Mu@ mar fir
bielerlei 8ergniigen geforgt. unb @taatsz
fefretdr Ss1Iius @9n1abI biente NIT elmer
Der @eIegenbeit angepaBten Qnipra6e:
Menbs mar Sang, no5u bas SSa58 Srde<
iter bon Minneapolis Die Muiif lieferte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
2llbany..

Srau Sreb Siebler bon Sountain Gitp.
8is., lit nad- ndbt Sage tangent 8eiu6e
Bel Ser Samilie @i9. Ebelen na6 @anfe
5urld9efebrt.
8m. S9neiber nnb @ubert 8lonignn
tparen lebte ISOLDE IN Winneapolis, mo
iie nit Der Mgent1r fir Die 9ub1on Gar
betraut tpurben.
Wli9: gben nnb @nttin, ipel9e bier BEL
ben Samtlien Sobn Beuentein unb q. s.
Be1 ter 5u Cote naren,. iinb Iebte 8o6e
na9 Qongs6nle %abeereit, bon mo tie nad
einem 8efu6e beg Silt. 8efer na6 III
rem 3eim in Chicago 3urudreiiten.
Nobert @inter bat Die bllr9 ben &Mdz
tritt bes 8en. Weisner pafant getporOene
@teue I'M Great Nortbern 8abnbofe an
getreten.
SRI. @enofepa @9dfer eritattete etne1
a9t Gage langen 8ein9 BET 8erpanoten
in 5nuf Centre.
Wab bier 8o9en lnn9em 8ein6e bel
Berpanbten nnb Sreunben IN Chicago 1T
Srau Beter &rnfer M2ttte leBter 8D6e
in i1ren Samilienfreis 5uridgefebrt.
Sic ebrtp. 8ene6ifttnerf6peifern @ami<
ia unD gonraba bon ct. glorb erfrenter
bier lire gltrn, Matb. @r0tid nnb Srau
NIT einem breitdgigen 8efn9e.
SRI. 8e9ina Sbmann bat 1i9 5onnz
tag mad Cots 5pring begeben, mo tie IN
einem nntpeit BON bort gelegenen Sbnlz
biitrift unterridten tpirb.
@u6olpb @br1idmann nnb So6ter 9e>
lena bielten Ii9 mebrere Sage bein6s>
tDei1e III Minneapolis nuf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
Colo 5prino.

@pmmenoen 9ienstdg tperoen in Der
bieiigen ct. 8onifa8its Stride berebe@
li9t Srnn5 Sbeis, 5obn Der Sa1ni1ie S.
Sbeis bon bier nnb nnberen Cages Soiepb
9f6bI, Der p%ppn1Gre @ef9dftsmmn bon
hire unb SRI. gliiabetb Otter, So6ter
Der 3u biefer @emeinbe gebortgen Sa1ntz
lie Soiepb Otter.
8eim &urbeln beg &onrao SSnds MntoS
mobil erlitt eSobn Binenbring eine 19limz
me MrmberrenfunH.
Sic @dobert Snmilie bot ibr 5eim
mad ct. glouo berlegt, mo @err 56o~
bert bieien 5ommer cine nele 8obnung
erribten lief.
Sobn BrnroIb 1T bon &o6eifer 5nrid,
mo er a1f feiner ;sarm Sic gorfebrunz
non j, seinem FINANCE nodgeodeifer traf.
Snts< 1no MderaerGte tpurben biefe $50
he nod Ser nenen !6eimqt berinnbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
6reenmdIo.

&ar1 59Dnbart un6 SSran, 81. S.
5pdtb uno @5attin. unb Sobn Challenger
nebit beHerer @dlfte nabmen tell an Der
Dienstag lebter Bo@e in @auf Centre
qefeierten 9iefman1<ss Sncobs &od5eit.
Ser Ba1nilie Muguit gpeslage tpnroe
cine ld6ne Mbi9iebsfeier bereitet, BEL
tpeGder bas na9barli6e ginbernebn1e1'
8ur geltung fam. Bamilie gbeslage tpirb
ibr 9eim mad M&elro1e berlegen.
8m. Bfeffer unb @nttin con Wifionz
ri genofen Domerstdg bic @nffrernbz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
freeport.

Sic Mrbeit an benz neren 2eib1tau gebt
:ibrer 8olenbung %entgegen; bas @ebd1oe
miro nit einer bou tdn0ig mooernen @in~
ridtnng berieben.
Seinri9 8onen1eber bon @adle, 81. g.,
.erfrente bier tpobnen6e SSreunoe nit
mebrtdgi9em 9eiu6e. 5err 8onemaper
mar borbem in Der biefigen 5ol8banblnng
beiddftigt.
SamiIie so. 81. 8o15 bat bic 8obnrtng,
Bic tie fir5lid bon So1epb Bfau faufte,
IN bergnngener 8obe be5ogen.
Nnguff 8iedmarn nnb feline N1tfer,
8ittpe 9. 8ie6mann, iinb anfangs leb<
ter Bpde :nrnsm-Suco11n, 8a1b., dbgereif,
mo 1ie ibren gpbn unb 8rlber, ben baz
1elbft a1s Bfarrer nnge1tenten bobtp. p.
Mnrfns, 8. g. s., befn6en nro bon
bort 8n 8e{u9 na9 COTTONWOOD, SSbabo,
gu bertpanot19aftli6em 8ein6 peiterrei<
len tper6en.
Sen. @unbers, elmer n~nierer promi<
nenten Snrmer, bat bon 8. so. StnnDe<
Def cine 2i6tz nno @raftanlage anf ieis
ner SSorm einri6ten lafien.
eSm Mlbitorinm Der 9er5 Se1n 99nle
tpurbe @onntngnbenb cine Bm6elsbtlz
berboriteuung gegeben, Die gut beiu6t
mar, barob bei6loien tpnroe, bieier Borz
fte1n1g I'M 2aufe Der Btntermonate nod
anbere folgen s8t lafien.
Ser bieftge 8abngof tpiro g%egenpdrtig
elmer bnrdgdngigen Nen6ernng lno Ser
b%e5ernng nnter5ogen.
SEQ @iltner 1T bon 9resben, g. 8,
mo er mebrere Monate BET Der 9re16=
mni6ine arbeitete, ipieber oabeim einge=
-troffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
SuremburQ.

9nrb germittllng beg 2nnbngenten
Matb. @nppert tpur6e Die Sarm bes S.
Bed, Die 100 Nder grob unb arbertbaB
Mei1en fuoI6 bon 2uremburg gelegen
it, Dem 5tepban galerius 0 Glen
noob gitbD, Bis., fir bic Summe bon
1912, 900 berfnnft. Ser neue @igentiimer
tpir6 bie SSarm binnen fnr8em be8ieben,
tpdbrenb Serr Bed iber feline .53ufunftsz
plane nod un19li51ig 1T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-13

body. Use clean chamoiS to re move the water after washing. i Body pollSheS. if psed al all. should be used with greal deal of rubbing
 so aS to remove all Of the polish. Il his is not done, the polish win teoome sticky and will catch every Tit of dust that settles on the cal
 making it. necessary to wash 1t more
 frequently and increaseing the dang
 CT of scrtaching the ,body when rub 1 bed with a sponge.
 The upholstery may be cleaned with
 slightly dampened cloth when It
 has become quite dusty. Otherwise 1 it is best to dust it off with dry
 cloth or feather duster. Under no
 circumstances use a wet cloth, be-
 cause that will make muddy streaks
 of the leather that will be hard to
 remove. Just enough dampness in the cloth to pick the dust is sufficient , Tops should be cleaned according to the material in them. Mohair tops 1 should not be wet. at least until all 1 the dust has been removed from them with a stiff brush or vacuum clean CT. Wetting mohair tops while dusty causes the dust to work into the cloth
 and makes it difficult to get out. 1 1,ubberizeG tops or tops made of imi- t2tion leather may be washed with a 1 hose and rubbed of with clean 1 sponge or cloth
 1 Windshields may be cleaned like
 an ordinary window. The same thing applies to the glasses on the lamps. i Never attempt to wash or rub the ! silyered reflectOrs inside the lamps ,, If q little dust should get in them, 1 blow it out.
 Linoleum floor and running boards
 may be cleaned with soap and water
 or with a good securing powder. Carpets and the cloth upholstery on cars are best cleaned with brush 1 or vacuum cleaner, removing grease spots with gasoline or naptha. Do not let careless or inexperienc- ed people clean your car. And do
 not let the car go too long before
 washing it. Mud and dirty water oft en contain ammonia or other sub
 stances that will dull the finish, even if you do not have time to wash the
 car thoroughly after muddy drive, turn the hose on it and wash off the
 most of the dirt.
 Motor cars should not be kept too near a stable, as the ammonia fumes
 sometimes have 8 bad effect on the fine finish.-Buick Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-13
FRENCH LAUNCH A CAMPAIGN TO
 "SAVE BABIES"
Children's Bureau of Amer ican Red Cross Fosters
 Work.

Paris, April. 12.-(Corrcepond-
 ence of The Associated Press. )--"Save
 the babies" is the message that has
 been taken into the remote towns and villages of thirteen departments of
 France by the children's bureau of the American Red Cross.
 France is considered second to none in scientific knowledge of infant wei
 fare; but hitherto that knowledge
 has been largely confined to her
 medical schools, her hospitals, and to
 the minds of her child specialists. It
 needed to be taken right into the
 homes, if France was to save her
 corning generation.
 To combat ignorance of the prin- ciples of child hygiene on the part of French mothers, to popularize fresh air and clean teeth, to preach the truth that tuberculosis is pre- ventable; to encourage breast feed ing and sensible clothing for infants was the task which the American Red Cross, seventeen monts ago, set itself to perform.
 The result is, as the bureau statis- tics show, that 25O,000 French chil- dren have directly benefited by the efforts of this section of the Ameri- can Red Cross.
 Held Propositions. It organized four great eXpositions in four of the busiest cities of France Lyons, Marseilles, St. Etienne and Toulouse. Three hundred thousand went through the turnstiles of these
 shows, and they took home every piece of the child welfare literature that they could obtain.
 Traveling expositions next went in- to thirteen French departments They gave simple lectures and demonstra- tions with life-size baby doll in the
 town Eall or the market place, and with the aid of their own cinema and supply of picture cards and colored
 posters, told the mothers how the
 health ard welfare of their offspring might be promoted. Nearly two mil
 lion pieces of child welfare propa- ganda were thus distributed, with the
 gratifying result that in many in- stances mothers returned to the show
 to tell that they had benefited by
 this or that piece of advice given by Hes Americains.
 Finally, the bureau has trained young Frenchwomen as social visi- tors and sent forty-eight of them out
 among their own people. In Lyons,
 Marseilles, Corbeil, Blois, St. Etienne and Paris they are doing intelligent and constructive social work begin
 hing at the home itself where they are endea2oring to instill modern
 methods of child hygiene and the prevention of diseases.
 Another feature of the activities of the children's bureau has been the establishment of children's play grounds. A start has been made at Rouen: where two playgrounds have been inaugurated for the use of chil- dren between the agessof and 13. The workers are Miss Jane G. Hen- ncssey, who has had seven years ex- rerience a playground teacher in New Yorw city, and Hiss Beulah Ken nard, member of the faculty of the New York university, and for twenty years president and superintendent of the Pittsburgh Playground asso- citation.
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After this is done, go over the body with a sponge kept for this pur- pose only, and be sure to wash the sponge out well before putting it away. Use soap in washing the sponge and rinse it out thoroughly. In most cases, the sponge will remove all foreign matter from the surface of the body, but grease spots may have to be taken off with a little soap. Soap, however, should be used On bodies with discretion and should be most thoroughly rinsed off. Fine laundry soap should te used, as free alkal is fatal to finish, and the water used in washing car should be cold.
 Another sponge shoulG be used for the frame and running gear, under side of lenders, etc. Mud and grease accumulate on these parts much more than they do on the 'oody, and the sponge chamois used for this purpose should never be used on the
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The Rev. II. A. Stowell has just received word that MT. F. D. Will liams, representative of the church war commission will arrive in Pine Bluff Sunday afternoon and will de- liver an address at Trinity church at 8 p. m. Mir. Williams is recommend ed by Bishop Winchester The ad- dress will be of peculiar interest to all returned soldiers and to all who have soldier relatives in the can- comments and the A. E. F. Mr.
 Williams has had much experience in the cantonments. There will be nc solicitation of funds. Trinity parish has much more than paid it's quota tt this work. Nothing other than the usual offering will be taken. The Rev. Mr. Stowell will be in Fordyce
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FsE CARE IN WASHING CAR

Washing a finely painted motor car Rems like simple thing. 'but there fe some details that must be given ttention if the lustre and quality of ke finish are to foe preserved
 The first thing is to give the en-
 Ire car a good wetting with a hose |Cm which the nozzle has been re- )oved This will remove the dust hd grit and will soften any mud bat may be caked on. Next go over he with the hose, playing the sream on each cake of mud until it Ills off CT is washed away. This peratiOn should be continued until ke entire surface of the car is free (om any gritty substance that would end to scratch the itoGy if rubbed fith-a sponge.
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EVERY STATE NOW HAS U. S. s.
 GARDEN ARMY

The following letter has been issued to school superintends of the state:
 "The United States School Garden Army is now established in every state in the Union and in it's territor- ties and islands. Executive, legisla- tive and administrative officials, na- tional, state and local, have en- dorsed the U. s. s. G.
 State Superintendent Bond of Ar kansas made the following state- ment in letter to me: "I wish to say approve all you say in reference to the U. s. s. G. The department of education will be pleased to cooper ate and assist you in every way it is possible in. this important work" State Superintendent Harris of Louisiana had the following to say to the super intendents of Louisiana: "All garden work done by the children should be made to rank equally, in school stand ing and closs promotion. with the work done in other school subjects. The plan for the coming spring is to make gardening a part of the rei,ular couse of study in 4th. 9th, 9th and 7th grades. Garden instruct
 
 place of instruction in one of the oth- CT subjects. and each is to cultivate garden plot at his or her home or in community garden. Gardening very appropriately takes the place of nature study and is good basis for community civics, language and arithmetic. . Will you please write the names of your 4th, 5th. 9th and Eth grade teachers on the enclosed postal and drop it into the mail box? Upon re- ceipt of it the government will mail organization leaflets and lesson out lines to the teachers named thereon. I thank you for doing this and for all the encouragement YOU will give your teachers and pupils in their garden work. I hope to see you in person before the close of school. If the bureau of education can be of further assistance to you, kindly make request.
 Yours for the U. s. s. c. A. Y. L. FONTENOT, Asst. Regional Director"