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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-02
JAKE UKOLY PLNf NASE
VOJSKO.

Praha. duben. - NaSe VOL
sko obstarava:
l. Okupaci T6sinska.
2. Okupaci Slovenska.
3. Sesileni posadek ma Sloven
2ku a doplnovani demobl isova
nych oddilu itaiskych legiona-
Tu.
4. Obsazeni zn6 ncenych ca
sti Zeme.
5. Hermeticke uzavreni hra
mic po cele ieiich delce.
6. Rekvisici potravin cele
republice.
7. Podporu a zajisteni neru
seneho prub6hu financni refor
my V ce!e republice.
8. Strezeni pen6znich usta-
VII. We kterych konaji Sc sbirky
ma zlaty poklad republiky.
g. Doprovod potravinovych
transportu Italie do Czech, ma
Moravu a do Slovenska.
10. Doprovod bramborovych
transportu re Sloven7ka do
Czech. ma Moravu a do Slezska
II. Doprovod uhelnych zasi
EEK do Italie. do Tyrol do
Nemeckeho Rakouska vubec.
! l2. Doprovod po.ravin Il
Srbska a dodavek do Nemecke
no Rakouska.
13. Rekvisice dobytka.
ID. Vojenske asistence ce-
lem uzemi statnim.
! Is. Policejni sluzby ma zelez
nicich.
16. Strazni sluzbu We vsech
posadkach.
II. StraZni sluzbu We vet
Sich nadrazich.
1S. Doprovod nemeckych vo
ianskych transportn vojenskf-
mi hlidka nj.
10. Vedle vsech techto uko-
LII zamestnano jest nase VOL
sko svou vnitrni organisaci, kite
ra stale Sc prohlubuje.
Tyto cetne 1koly obstarava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-02
now CERMANSTf MIROTVORO PRY
PODEPiSi.
BERNSTORF A ERZBERCER MEZI
KANDIDATY NEMECKEHO
POSELSTVI.
TAJNA NEMECKA ARMADA o 600. 900
DOBROVOLNfKU.

PaTiz, L. cervna - Mirova suace stanoviska neme-
ckeho blzi nezadrzitene krisi Dosud
planuci hasy Nepodepseme Nemuzeme potvrdit. Jest
onad nasi siu atd pocina m vseobecnou tuac opet
ne vesho vvu Hrabe Brockdorf Rantzau vdce n6mecke
mirove deegace Versau rva stale resgnac pro KITE
rou uvad ddvodem re nemdz nkerak snest zmzacen Ne
mecka ktere mirove podminky skutecne znamenaj
Amercky zpravodaj Renwck Berne, telegrafuje
svym lstGm re celia nemecka mrova deegace vri Pa
fze do Berna poda zados ably trapneho kou uzavreni
Germanstvo tax potupneho mu bya sprosena nezmr
Mill spojenci nektere pfisnejsi pozadavky.
Pr rozmluve o opust9ni Parize mel die nekolika
francouzskych depesi hrabe Rantzau vyjadrti:
"Bude ujsteni, reknete to donna Berline, re nkdy
nepodepisu podminky premnafe mru jech nynejs for
me- Nekdo snad ie podepise, ale nikoli ja.'
Podobne vyznivaji jine zpravy Berina. Rozhodnou-
Ii spojenci pro okupac Nsecka setkajf jen
sivni resistencf bez akehokol branneho odporu.
Zpravy re Nemci podeps byly predcasne dnes jest te
jisto polovici oboustranne
pat Vsechny predpoklady jsou pouhym hadanim, dnes
nkdo nemaze urctos tvrdit pfinese neblizs budou
cnost.
Zda Sc ze resignace nemecke mrove deegace stane
skutkem ze posedn ovo pf potvrzenf mr fekne Max
milan Harden ienz pred nedavnem sve suzby nabze ber
lnske Wade. pffstfch kandidat jmenovan jest byvay
vyslanec spoene Stay hrabe Bemstorff Erzberger
enz fd vyjednavan pfimef kter die bernskych zprav
jest rozhodne pro podepsanf
kruzch spojeneckych dipomatG ale panuje pevne pre-
svedcen ze Nemc do povoene Jim hdy podminky pfijmou
Mezi spoeneckmi delegaty Ozyva ojedn6e hasy ably
n6kter6 podminky byy zmnny zemena vydan saarskeho
udo Sezska jez bylo prirceno Poakdm. Usnadnena ma
byti vaeena nahrada Nemecko vzato do Lfgy narodd
Geneva, L. cervna. Ministr nemecke narodni obrany
vyda narzen svoavac do zbrane tax reischwehr
rskou obranu) pro kterou byy vetsich mestech
dach unkerskych stacch zrizeny verblrny Ably
to nevypadalo p voensky nazvany jsou oddly streeck
kluby nchz byval vojac formuji cee setnny 200
muzch ker jsou opatfen trem stronmi puskam dosta-
zasobou srelva Venkovske setnny komandovany
sou obycene doycnym velkostakarem verbovan zemena
ta vadnou junker nen nkterak dobrovone ale nuce
ne Kazdy stat ma dodat urcy pocet fisske obra
nv takze vojenska nsuce jest skuecnosti novym
rsskym vojskem Pocet dosoupi z nyn 100000 muzu &C
sc organsovannm teprve nedavno zapocao. Kazdy muz
lest oacen zaopatfen dobrou stravou dostava
rex denne Pravou jest posednejsl zprava pax spee Ne
ecko bankrotu podobna armada by staa nyn daeko
vice nez-i tomu bylo vady csafske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-02

my obou potentatG, zildil vede-
nj asi 400 yardG dlouh6 st'ast
ne dilo dokoncil po dlouhe
AZ nedel trvaiicf 'opatrnf praci.
Rakousky cisaf jmenoval Sc
sam telefonicky kapitanem
Krause n, ;,fe Jeu,I3a Sc prozra-
dill pravym imenem ''Kar1''.
Jen zasluhou OcenaSkovou
sc stale. re Sc dine %. rijna re-
vo!ucni kruhy ceske dozvedeli
skorem drive nez-li Berlin. ze
Jest Rakousko hiotovo uzavfiti
mir. Berlin So prekvapen6 ta-
zal po pTicinach a Widen odpo
vidala, re Sc il celia siiuace Wy
myka Il rukv a ze musi IA kaz-
dou cenu mir uzavfiti.
Opfeni o tyto zpravy, zacali
ceSti nacelnici revoltovati a
provedli cely statni prevrat
bez ob6ti ma zivotach lidskych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-02
Resignace n&meck& mirove delegace
PRICED NASICH HRDINIJ z DAL.-
NEHO VYCHODU.
ZfTRA HOSTITI BUDE CLEVELAND CESKOSLO-
VENSKE INVALIDY.

Skupina prislunik ceskosovenske armady ez tax pro-
nkave proslava hranicem jmeno ceske sovenske pi
ede Ultra nadrazi drhy New York Central ably
villa nekolikaletych urapach stfedu nekok pr
jemnych civil nas invaid nichz nekeEi
parne znamky hroznych bo1, pfibudou as hodne
ranni zeleznicnho idle mestskeho casu hod)
budou po uvtani dopraven sndani do mistnos Vcelek
do Probulova zstanou hostmi menovane nas organace
Neni pochyby re pvitani dostavi cetn6 kraanu mz
to cas- a zamesnani dovoli
Vecer g. hodine konana bude Ceske Narodn S;n ma
Broadway verena schdze ktere zajimavych zkuseno
stech podaji zpravu nekter hos, nasm srdcim tax bz
kych Zrdka kdy zavitali vzacn6jsi hose hos zla
tych srdcf proo vynasnazme aby poby eJich mez ma
mi navzdy jim zGsal milou upominkou.
Vadcem hrnn6 skupiny, jez Ultra Cleveland navsvi,
poruck Richter byva taemnik Ceskosovenske Narod
nj Rady Rusku enz sebou veSkerG zapsy listing
chivni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-02
fWSS -WSS
CTYRI AUTOISTE VLAkEM
ZABITI.

Ma krizovatce Big Four dra
by blize Columbus srazil 81 ry
chloVak auto nobilem w.
Houdena 2 Detroit, "a kterezto
srazky 4 cestujici byli zahube-
nj = ridic Houden a jeho ze-
ma Klara. jakoz manzeie
Courthreightsovi 2 Columbus.
Nepochopeny vystrazny sir:.*
byl hlavni pficinou nestAstf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-02

SKlPlNA NASlCH HRDIN0 ZE SLB(RE PRIJEDE DO CLEVE-
[ANDU zTRA Y H0DlN RAN0 VLAKEM N. Y. CENTRAL.
|BYLO BY zADOUCNO ABLY NASf KRAJANE CETNEM
POCTU SUCASTNIII Sc VfTANf MA NADRAzl
Ultra g. hodne ranni (zeezncni cas prede drahou N.
~ Central supna ceskosovenych hrdnd Sbie. Kdo e
chces uvati prd nadraz Vecer e verena schze Ces
Mar Sn kde budou nasi hrnove romni Zacatek schdze
10 g. hodins vecer Vstupne: dobrovony pispevek
speech fondu invalidd ceskoslovenskych
KRAJSKY VYBOR t. NJ SDRUzENi
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SSM- SSM
BELEHRAD v STAVU OBLE-
ZENf.

Milan. 81. kvetna. Ma
sledkem socialistickych agitaci
proh!asen byl Belehrade stav
oblezeni a zatcano V Saraiev6
n6ko,ik radikalnich vudcu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-02

Ceskoslovenska armada 8 uZna
nihodnou pfesnosti a spolehli-
vorti. ktera sv6dGi neilepe o
zdatnosti sboru dustoinickeho i
ukazn6nem duchu vseho muz-
Stva
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12

Mrs. j. w. Doubleday is expected
to arrive in this city today from Itoehs
ester. Mimi. where she has been visit
ingrelatives and friends for stle:5past
Two weeks. Mrs. Doubleday lived u
Rochester many years and has friends
there who are enjoying having her for
a visit.
j. AZ. Aaldrup n ERNEST Gave lave
opened their new auto accessory.
wilolesaling, Gtiaailinag' and iobbing con-
ces4a on III North Broadway, and are
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12

now ready to serve the public. The
and Mr.. Cave became associated with
Mr.. Aaldrup.
Farmers: 100 envelopes with you
name, address and route number
printed for rs cents. News, Bryant,
S. D. (238-(244)
Corporal Earl Hayford arrived in
the city the latter part of last week.
Corporal Hayford has been across
since last August, in the SSth Division,
and landed in New York the later part
of May. He viii visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Hayford, fer a few
days and thcn will go to North Dakota
! and ake up the work he was engaged
in before he entered the army,
Hr. and Mrs. L. E. Tenney and
daughter, Polly, expect TO leave in
about n week for a vacation trip
through the Black Hills, Yellowstone
National Park and points in North Da
kota. The trip viii take about a month
and while in North Dakota they will
visit Mr.. Ienney's people Who live in
that state. Mr. Tenney has not had a
real vacation for some time and feels
that the open air and the travelling
in an auto will do him much good.
Carl [Buttcrfield and bride have ar
rived in the city from Pierre. They
VIII be here about q month while he
audits the county books. Mr.. Butter
field is one of the executive ac-
countants for the state, and has been
employed in hat capacity before he
enlisted in the army. When he re-
ceived his discharge a short time ago
ne returned to his home in Pierre and
took up his work again. He has been
married very recently. The Butter
fields will make their headquarters at
the Lincoln hotel while in this city.
Robert Alworth writes home hat he
is still at the peace conference and
was one of the yeomen who helped to
dr,s1t the peace treaty itself. Robert is
an expert s~tenoSrapher and has been
taking dictation from various delegates
since the peace conference opened. He
is a first class yeoman in the navy
and has been in service since May Ia,
1917. He also writes that he is af-
fected by the new ruling of congress,
which states that all men who enlisted
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12

fAlr' n Mrs, J. 2. Poind'e were in
" ,t'S as "e'esates TO me Consresa-
,ipn"' conference faeF nome is in
~ Gus STATE
For Sale-Finest lois on Lake KAN.
pesNa nor'h s,a"rei Mrs i. r Hop,
IL, ietui''e'' 10 'taikiof'
III ~ ms 'l"t sleiloH's the past
- u'Ss - 'he 1Ats 7'leholhs' con
N~'''ioi ehce'
,,"An Herbert, Gus, Art n Fred
'3''i''"' comprised a party of land
epNeia, WHO we're III me city yestef-
gay me men nan from ELLIS.
William MarshaIl WIS able 10 Iaa 20
Luther bosrft9l l,sst,r Ja,. "a -
20 MS nome in castlewood. Mr., Marsh
an ma" ms leg amput2ted recently.
Mrs. Bert braves v.,s hrc,,ott bu,o
thIs week to RECEIVE medical attnntion
at. Luther hospital. She WINS abIe +,
rnt,l,n floi bnrl bo,,o 81. A,,u,a,,. 49,
night,
Mrs 9 ~ r,,its.a M, r, w
de,.so,, ar3 s,r. ~. ~
,,oro dafoa,t,. t,., r.,
s,a,,,t innaI ~ ,;rot. ,,ra -
civ Wadna,1,,, ana ~, -
ftGINtk a,,a 800. n ~ u, -
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12

in the navy after May z, 1917, would
he considered as in service for the
duration of the war only. AS he en-
listed after the date mentioned and
feniisf4sS: s. r!Sf years; he will prob
ably be released in the near future
He hopes to be able to come home in
The fall. The Alworth family VIII plan
for q family reunion When the brother
gets back, in all probability.
Here is a snap. A good full sized
corner lot. ust six blocks from the
~postoffice. A splendid, almost new
tfve;room cottage with electric lights;
good well in kitchen: dandy cemented
basement. Also a good garage ali
eomented. Price $1,000; half cash and
balance can be paid at SIS per month
Witits IS per cent interest. City water,
sever and Id front Of property.
This ssa neat little home and the price
yerg reasonable. p M. Barker, 1870
Midway sshoffe a4Gf t237-tf)
AZ. u. White returned YESTERDAY
morning from Minneapolis and points
~ YNS.stN NIL S9Il-lE Is connected With
the MidwestSIaands coIlpans III this
city. He said this morning II have
sold almost as much lard as / want
to The demand for land Is most amaz.
ing aud the supply is bairg handled
very nicely" Mr.. White has been iii
Texas, where he has large land inter-
csss 8three times ms I'M past six
rnSlatlss MIS- White accompanied
.aisn Oh these trips. They Visited their
Son. George, who is attending the. Art
Institute ffn Chicago. since being dis.
charged from The q q. az iowa
City. AR. Whites two sons, Glenn and
Hobart shape bear IN Tie
office during Mr. Whites absence.
sPEcIaAL EoR EIapAy ASp sATuR
Three dozen Trim hats 81 s.. O0s also,.
collspiete iile ~ white hints from
5 l6.i o All children's lns III;
tram Is60 III &asnps. Hesf xaliiess sfefhe
sstAsoz04 MA MQrks1lR0Rs Oper Inrheil
md 1Mlialnxonsslaa
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12

The Delivery Service is short about Is dozen metal de-
Livery baskets, all sizes, and as many egg carriers. These
in most cases were left at the homes for the accommodation
of the public fmd have been set aside and overlooked.
We are now asking anyone having baskets or egg car
riers in the8 possession to please place them. where de
1iverymen can pick them up. Not alone on accotilt Of the
monetary considerations, which is considerable, but because
we need them badly.
OF late, we have found many baskets in use for ash
cans, garbage cans, flower or vegetable gardens and clothes
baskets.
We will say for the benefit Of those people and only
those using our baskets for such purposes in the future
THAT we will be#eompe11ed to ask for damages through the
court.
DELIVERY. SERVICE,
Jno. Morey, Prop.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12

II. ~. llullL WIS Il klSllOl from
| Aberdeen Yesterday
frank tuh of hran47urg was IN
LUIS foh SALE $500 down. $1'oo
per week see Gefley' .~S259-tiJ
"A, d. LockHar' OF Clear Lake was in
"atcFto"n YESTERDAY on Business
Albert Kranz, = prosperous farmer
rgsI"h'S near N'an%s'fg' was in on
"49tt'77S' A"'''''S'
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II, BUTT Of Huron
are mere m ai'eHoap2e ap the Gongre,
s'"o''"' ''''''' ''e0'
James staley, one of deuel. county's
L'," ,'i so,ol'iS, was =" CATER SeSIe''
"'S' III l-g,1't
0. C, IIllverson was in the city
yesterday ON business. Ee returned
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. MCGOWAN are in
the city from Bradley TO attend the
Congregational convention.
John Jones, the popular merchant
WATERFOWL caller yesterday.
n +, snIiyo, ,,, = q =, ,fora h,,si
ness caller in the city yesterday re
turning home this morning.
O O. An+horv , "A cio,v
.,,i,e +ti. ,,,oy,,f,o ,e... m...a...,.
business in he city yesterday.
Nlrs 4 n coor,,o viii or.,r4o :, +,o
Christian W,opi,n.s Roarl re- Mfss;ors
,t hon. homo tomo,..,x, ,ctar,oon
Perry Noble is in tho civ visiting
his uncle. II. u. X ]scb1ner. Mr.
Mobiles home is in Clean. Lake
w, ~ '''''N"i" ""9 !" t'e 'i'S AZ,
''''"i"9 " BUSINESS 'n''VeiS' n'HR
ing.
p, Go. .
,a, aaaan,a1 -. I.E,.'
=. a.. nra.,L D
rony
turned from service in the army was
in the CITY Yesterday. Mr., Sellers
lives in Clark,
LAND were in the CITY to attend the
Congregational convention and to Wis,
it with friends.
"'t" .i'S 'n49
10y - "pei'nns INC "ee"eio y"
"'li'ileapois on business he Is con-
pecteu win the i1olt Nlotor
viii schwandt is in the city visit.
srh,nandt 10 flo father. If Mrs wink.
1er o,d m.,,as nis, ho,no ~ Enao,v
Nalo. rTo win ,,i,it horo for s.,,or,1
yeoks
Mr., l.. Myers is in the city visit
ing with his daughter, Miss Evelyn,
who is living at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sivert Clausen. Mr.. Myers is an.
expert electrician and makes his home
in Candy. Mimi.
~.
ono. ~, oo.' s'a' o,",e ~,
Pr. ~ Gua7:.s, 0'9 aaae
E,arwth;na. ama 81 900 a,G
cay i''s
Harvey Dory arrived Wednesday
after spending the past few weeks in
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12
DAILY AN! NEWS TELEPHONE

Y the carrier boy misses the
ie!lyeIy Of your paper call up
HoNE slb77, in which. case your
oapsr will Be delivered by special
messenger
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12
IT'S GOOD II II Comes from Aa.hkat's
Chas. T. EIaIbkat
Jeweler and Scientific 0ptician
Watch inspector for Four Raiiroaon
WATERToWN. d. q.
CAslNo-Dance every night. e2s-tf,

dLlGiltii5 tblItSC'
w. J.. McNulty is in the city to-
day, calling on friends here. His
home is in Bradley. .
PAN Il. Berg returned to the city
yesterday after spending three days in
Minneapolis OF business.
Carl and VIII schwandt were in the
city yesterday ~transacttng business.
They NAH their homes at Horny,
FOR ItENT-PartIy modern six
room duplex close in. $40 per month.
e. M. Barker, phone 24Gl. (234tD
u. j. Gillanders, the Congregational
minister at Henry. arrived in the city
last night to attend the conference.
Mrs. Frank Sears is reported as be,
ing quite sick with tonsllitis. She has
been confined TO hcr home for the past
few days.
Mr.. II Mrs. II. J. Boil are in the
city to attend tbs convention of
Can@"ogattonalis,s. m!olr home is in
B%rentford, S. d,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred pardue were in
the city yesterday trading and attend,
ing to business matters. Their farm
is north of town.
Bert Leonard was in the city YES.
terday attending to business matters
and looking up friends. Mr.. Leonard
is farming near Yahota.
The Pope Manuf9 cturiu@
has moved its Offices from the Stokes
building to the factory, which is 10.
Gated northwest of the city.
Mrs, W. +. Watts has arrived
from Minneapolis. She wen. TO the
cities Sunday night ana has been visit
Ing relatives and friends While there.
A. j. Gentle is in the city today at.
tending to business connected with the
George r. Newer grocery OF
M~tnneapolis. Mr.. Gentlc's horne is in
Brookings.
H. G. Sherman, who has travelled for
an Insurance company for many years,
!" " tnc city attending TO bust
iesS ih!t.ers' ne VIII return to his
home in Sioux Falls today.
Miss Alice Carroll left yesterday
morning for Mitc,.n u,h S.n
visit here dapobta. ntr. D.
som, for a few weeks, before return.
ing to her home in Les Angeles. Cal.
very nicely from a ,,aoo,. at.a.,
the scarIct fever m, ,,t1 -,
9severe case of tho reyor .nd :, -.
ialons yery nicely He "a j. .,,e 1al,a
Colapn home.
80 n,'''an.5n towards ien early in the
resume his vocal lesson with DR.. Hcrn
ert Rhys. Ben took a three weeks,
course recently and will stay about
the same length Of time.
dav - uisit ~ 'lol.ie ati,ssa sa'ur
mstsa, ~ 80 s'''srs' nis. "
over a year and received his
alscharge at Camp Dodge. He is now
IN kransblrg, where his home is.
rsop a,,,
"a - - hundred
M Z nr~ee-year'ola breed
hundred ana eleven
aai,,iau .a.''os, .Wo snfop DUCKS, fine
b. iass..as,
Mf' Hardiman and son, John, from
gu Lac, Wis, a brother.in-law
y timothy curley Of this city, win
visit mere and friends at Henry for
n.y. ~ way pnen ne will leave for
there. af7vsnsr
Miss Gallo Steffens seft for Candy,
Mimi, where she will visit a sister.
Miss Steffans is In poor health and
has been confined to Luther hosnitnl
FOR some time she will STAY With IA
sister until she Is again able d g.
sumo her duty as saleslady,
home last night Nh Hal 49,.
business matters Is North MS 4 10y
which eIain,ad bis atan il,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-06-12

Mr.. ana AfrHs s. Howss were iii:
This city Yesterday from sioux rails.
We have a feN first mortgage Rcss
Estate q for sale to net you 8 per
santereEt,. payable semi.annuaLlay.
Van furnish them in amounts from
1860 st $500: Recogditg tax paid. Sec
statesBank 3 Trust 90. t22atf)
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-11-14
Important to all Women
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Women's complaints often prove to be
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You may suffer pain in the back, head
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Poor health makes you nervous irrita-
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one so.
But hundreds of women claim that Dr..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, by restoring
health to the kidneys, proved to be just
the remedy needed to overcome such
conditions.
Many send for sample bottle to ses
what Swamp-Root, the great kidney,
liver and bladder medicine, viii do fo1
them. By enclosing ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n. Y, you
may receive sample size bottle by Parcel
Post You can purchase medium and
large size bottles at all drug stores.-Adv.
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minutes then add dash of salt, one
half cupful of honey. Mold In cups
and serve sprinkled with chopped
nuts and sugar and cream.
Honey Candy.-To one quart of
honey take six tablespoonfuls of but
ter. two tablespoonfuls of vinegar and
boil until 1t hardens in cold water. Fla
vor with two teaspoonfuls of almond
and lemon mixed, add half teaspoon
full of soda, pour into buttered pans to
cool. Mark off in squares before II
gets too hard.
Butter Scotch.-Take one cupful of
butter, two cupfuls each of sugar and
honey, and teaspoonful Of vanilla
added before taking off. Boil ten min
utes, pour into buttered tins to cool
and mark off In squares.
Cracker Jack.-Boii together one
cupful of brown sugar and one cupful
of honey until it hardens when drop
is added to cold water Remove from
the heat, add one-half teaspoonful of
soda and all the pulled rice, wheat
or popcorn that can be stirred into it.
Honey Fruit Cake.-Warm one-half
cupful of butter. add three-fourths of
a cupful of honey, one third of a cup
full of apple jelly, remove from the
heat; add two well beaten eggs, one
teaspoonful of soda, a teaspoonful of
cinnamon, One-half teaspoonful of
grated nutmeg, all sifted with four
cupfuls of flour. The soda is dissolved
in tablespoonful of water. Add one
half cupful each Of currants, chopped
orange peel, and raisins, one-fourth
cupful of water and one-fourth tea
spoonful of salt. Bake In a moderate
oven.
Honey strained and mixed with
chopped fruit and whipped cream
makes a delicious dessert.
fine cough medicine is made Of
one part horseradish root, grated, and
two parts of honey.
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BLACK DRAUGHT A
FAMILY MEDICINE
Some Kind of Stomach Trouble
With Cramps and Terrible
Pains Made This Oklahoma
Mans Life Miserable IN
til Black-Draught Re-
lieved Him.

Chickasna. Okla.-Mrs. J. W. Walker
recently said this: "We use Black
Draught as a family medicine and
think Ii Is the only liver medicine
made. My husband makes it up and
uses Ii as a tonic as well as q laxa-
tive. use 1t for headache, sour stom-
ach, full heavy feeling after meals.
which I suppose is indigestion. and it
certainly does me a lot OF good.
My husband had some kind OF stom-
ach trouble-we don't know Just what.
It would strike him just any time IN
the day and cramp or pain him Just
terribly bad. Someone told him how
to make a tea OF the Black-Draught.
which he did. Il did him so much
good. Ii removed the cause and cured
him. Since then we have praised the
Black-Draught to our friends, and
gladly do So"
Seventy years OF successful use has
made Thedfords Black-Draught
standard. household remedy. Every
member OF the family at times needs
the help that Black-Draught can give
In cleansing the system and prevent
Ing or relieving the troubles that come
from constipation, indigestion. lazy
liver, etc.
Try Black-Draught. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-11-14
GRASSHOPPERS NEXT SEASON
Killing by Poisoning and Flowing Are
Most Effective Ways Of Guard
ing 1920 Crop.

Each female grasshopper lays from
so to 160 eggs, in clusters of 40 to sc
in small holes about az inches below
the surface of the ground. Mr.. Stew
art Lockwood, entomologist for the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
says that if these eggs are allowed to
hatch next years crops are in serious
danger. He states that killing by poi
soning and blowing are the two most
effective ways of safeguarding the 1920
crop. This year it was found that
very few If any graSshoppers Matched
out on plOwed land. Sixty per cent of
fence rows flax stubble land, and 40
per cent from land that was stumbled
into crop the fall of 1918.