davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Among Longest Hitters

AIrkDy has sound as we'll as a
Asshing game. He is a long hitter
among the longest. He is a fine iron
pisyer, from the driving iron through
1ae mashie niblick. He is also stylist
well worth watching, with more than
MS share Of grace and ease. He isn't
tne putter that either Travis or
f1vers Was. But who Is? If he were
10 would be almost unbeatable. He is
- no means bad putter, but it is on
tas green that he encounters most of
ss trouble and most of his bad luck.
ne 10 also good fighter, quick to rally
hsrer bad round.
Ankby IL still ono METROPOLITAN
saaenpionship back of Travis and two
DAcx Of Travers, but he still has a long
ssy 70 20. His game has been coming
seauily through recent years. He has
nre chance to set new mark be-
back " ''''''
Ansre Ia good chance that this star
nay De Lucien Walker, the twenty-onc-
;;ar-0sd Columbia golf captain. Young
"Aikaf gave q fine exhibition Of
.suaa golf end good nerve all through
sas recent championship. 1t was his
Aus effort, yet no won tho qualifying
.0snd and then carried the champion
tns thirty~ffth hole Of the anal
20 Will hnd later on that he Will get
ssf RESULTS from two changes--one
T. SLOW down his swing. This will
spspys bis timing and his general
..t*adinesx, The othey In 10 take a lit
- 'ess time oyer his putting.
AfsvsrS, Travis and Oulmet are all
~f'y deliberate en ths green. But
tsas o. them wastes much time after
s1ns aas tsken his stance. There is an
800 nervous strain, that will tell
~. IN making too many motions
sas rpttsx after addressing tho
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Kirkby New "Met" Kino


Any lingering doubt as to the name
Of the new king of the metropolitan
golfng district, the logical successor
to Travis and Travers, has been wiped
away.
Oswald Kirkby. the lean and willowy
Jerseyman from Englewood, Is the man.
He has not only won three of the last
four metropolitan championships, but
the only men who have ever beaten him
since 1910 in this event are Jerome D.
Travers and Walter J. Travis. None Of
the others has been able to take his
measure with the title at stake.
kirkby, in the "Met" championship.
went to the final with Travers in 1911.
he went to the semi-fnal with Travers
IN 1912. He went again to the final
with Travers in 1918. In 1914 Kirkby
won. In 1915 it took a miracle round
by Waiter j. Travis to stop him. He
won again IN 1916, and now with the
renewal, after three-year lapse from
war, Kirkby wins for the third time
and turns over the trophy to the En-
g!ewood Club for permanent possession.
his play at Brooklawn after the
qualifying round was by all odds the
best OF the field, round by round. He
won by consistent, brilliant golf He
Is much finer golfer than he was
some years ago. His game has grown
IN confidence and sounder style has
helped to place him at the top.
The three big rulers Of the Metro
poiitan field have been Travis, Travers
and Kirkby. Here are their victorious
years: Travis-19oo, 1902, 1909, 1915;
1Iravers-1so6, 1907, 1911, 1912, 1913:
Airkby-1914, 1916, 1919.
!. among them they have won eight of
1aa last nine Metropolitan champion
ships. With Travis retired and
iravers an absentee since 1918, Kirkby
mas held the field at bay with fine
display Of golf. worthy successor to
taese two great names Of the game.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Total. 80 oa24los 3 Total.

Totals ...S0 o2 "a 81 TOtalS 81 ~ o
Baltimore ......... 0 o 0 % o D 90
Jersey CITY ...,....: . 0 Q 1 3 . x-4
ThreS-bsse hit--Downey: Home run
t,more. T.. Base on baiis--Ot Tcllars. 3;
on Knsisch, 4. Hit by pitcher--By Zsilsrs
(Eishop). Struck out-~I,y Cellars, 6; by
Kneiseh. l. Passed baiIs--Hyde. !.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

Sfolens 9eitprer, bar dntaget Ell SG'
reritiaing peb 0uther college. Nrof.
og Mrs. @paon oq Frof. SerIetb
fonrrner til at lutte i'm @irfiombeo
peo Sfolen bette @dr. Ser er altiaa
4 Gafonier at ipIbe / 2Grerperiona'
let. st Grtramsoe Of Slttber Icaoe'
mn &orporotionen cr beitemt til at
oiboloes paa 9lfabeniet Gorooog Den
t7Oe SrIi. Seniigtcn mco Bette Ws.
DC er at oparbeioe Sltereaie Tor Stir
f%eifoIer, % 2utber IcaOcmp / Scr.
ocIeSbeo. SSeIe Iogcu uil benpttes
I'll Weoe. 6ormi0oagsmcoct oil be
9ploe meo 8ubstiencitc. DIR. 5. o..
ailoabl bar lopet at prrbife. Otter
mtooagen oil benuttca til Sdmtale'
msoc. st eQer on0ct Gmle peors-
reroe bore GirfeifoIer oil bll OiSflts
teret. Oct oentes al ale Ntcni8beoer
in0en NIbert Sea areoa al Gen norif
lttberlte airfe / glmcrifu OGlGcr De
Ieguter I'll bette Wtp0e en- Gelegot ira
boer Wtenigbeo. Set er naturllgoiS
ielpldgt at ale Grciter inocn areo
len, Ioaoiot mlIig blir tiIite0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
De internercoe.

nj Sc onifrilt9 1000 internereoe
frcmmcoe Al iie1otIige Notiouer er
Ser iiolgc Cpgoper ira 6orene0c
Statero 9lttoruep General Yaln1cr,
omfring Ct BAR tuien Iom er al @c-
iPtniugcrnc QQn &an0el3Ifibc Iom
IpQte IN / omcrifonlte Same Itrar
pco &rigeu@ GcJpnoclie. ri oi3ie
cr Der omfring 1,S00 % 0e5uoen
500 andre (Dltere iom set forpcn-
ties, at Sc iorne0ne glrran9cmrcntcr
0crtil mart oil blipe trlline al Stat3.
Departmental Sao CT Ser omfring
600 iou onice$ ior at ppre minore
iorIi4c, og iom oil bIipe IesIootc pao
NarOIe. o. Naa er Der omfrIng 900
ANDRE iom oniees for at pGre iorIi.
&c, oQ ION tommcr iii at boloc3 i
NorpuriuI p1a ubcitcmt Sio.\
Get err 9lttornep GcueroIen5 &eu-
ii8t at aicntolc oen &cgiGring Iom
al Attoulco @eneraI @re9orp %
ScfrctUr @jliou bIep itiact til &on,
Grcaicn ON at iotte 2opbcitemmeIIer
iom oiloc 3iGrc set muligt at unoer.
Ioge oi2ic SoIf nsiere og / SiliGIOe
ocportcrc Dem. TerIom Ianoon SOP.
gipninQ iju0cr Steo, pil rinleliQpi&
Ell GOD @oicocl al oiSie 900 goa oeu
@ei. Ntcr foricmmer aomreaien at
ifafic iaaDou 2opaiuning tiIueic, oil
BET bIluc uoopenoig, oiebliffclig
6reoStrotta.c1 err urbcrifreucn od
ratiiicerct, at Iptte oiSie SLENDER pna
6rttoo, ON 0c unbnl cr ! ,%Sorparing.
Der or ib,ou0t oem ct tort Nutal
0emte 6ortrnOcre, Spioucr % all.
Ore 6iCnocus SnanolanNcre, Iom cis
Ter Attorucu @cncroIen3 Wening life
unber uo9ct SmitGuni8bcb buroc
tiuuocS at iorbliue i Sanbct, mar
Sre0Cu or luttct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
6enrD &mup 900.

&gr0og Oen 150c Is. OeOe i San
6ronciaco aonlul 9etrp Suno i Den
beie NIlOer al 81 Glor. Sige til ior
nOGle Waoncoer ijocn bar ban peo
bcoite &elgaaenbe, men efter Nut
oar bar ban 9anifc oourllg.
Wieb Mr. 2ilno bort0if en- al Salt
6ronciScoS Gloitc 2}oromGno. San
TOM bio til 9pen ior omfrin8 60
Nor Iioet ira Bergen % e8neoe Jig
tiolig til Sorretniu9sIiuet. Otter
no9en Sio etabIercOc ban e8en gr.
port og experimenting unoer
Girmanaun Senrp %no & 60, bill
fen ban ioreitob ct balut Narbinl-
6irlnnet i~n0cbauoc en- WGng.
oc NI1enturer for norite % Iuenlfe Or
portijrmner Ionlt bar mnOer Sc Icnc-
itc Norcnc giprt tore 6orrctnin8er
ioHl &mportercr al Nupir, Wtotorer,
Scrn % Staal NJ. III.
DIR. Sluno 6lep uonpDnt I'll norif-
&oniul 1880 OI forbIen Iom
ljde til 1906, "a ban bcuil8c-
0ca Nf'tco. &uu iorctog for Here
Nor iioen Here Hciicr til 9torge og
% Isgtc oltj0 peo Oi5Ie Sil-
IuoicnS boa Song Oscar Sen
20cn, Iont oa Boo ham billie til Nor0.
mGlr0 % Spenite Der poo apiten.
Soma Oscar n0nTpntc BAN o9ian
til HiOocr al 81. C~Iopsoroenen og
&aIuor0enen. Senere uonrpnte5
ban ogioa al aonl Naofon til &onl
mnnopr al ct. CLAUS OrOencn.
@egraoeIien, iont par al mere pri-
oat Natllr, iarbt Ste0 Mtanoag oen
t7oe IS. @aitor 20. StenSruo toltc
pco &ouren iuapcI Iom paa Gpprc9
@Ianot aranIcne mootogea
en- ira ocn uorifc ltoenrigaminiiter.
Ni0o0e iorQc$ al SltItrlt, Sonnen
&unO $r. % Spmlebuitrl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04
Cor Deres Skotojs
Regning mindre
med Neolin Saaler.

"Lpsningen paa Problemet af
Fodt9jets H~oldbarhed ligger i
Brugen at Neolin Saaler"-siger
II. L. Evans. S~teubenville, Ohio.
II fem Maaneder," siger Mr..
Evans, "har jeg brugt det samme
Par Stovler med Neolin Saaler pas
NIT Arbejde we'd La Belle Iron
Works, og de kan holde i to Maa-
neder endnu. Da NIT Arbejde
daglig tager mig rundt til allie Dele
at Fabrikken, hvor jeg maa gaa
over Cinders, Slagger, etc. kan der
absolut like we're Tale ON at bru-
sc nogetsomhelst andet end Neolin
Saaler."
De-og hele Deres Familie-vil-
de ogsaa hnde, at Fodt9j med Neo-
lin Saaler varer lengere og saale-
des sparer Penge. bet kan faas i
allie Faconer, De 9nsker, i nasten
enhver bedre Skot9js Forretning.
Og enhver Skomager kan f~orsaale
Deres gamle St9vler med Neolin
S%aaler, som ad videnskabelig Vel
er gjort holdbare, behagelige og
vandtette.
De fabrikeres af The Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio"
som ogsaa laver "Wingfoot" Hale,
der garanteres at ware lengere end
ollie andre SIaos rla
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Suffcrtpi.

s GuQIouo irpber Meore % Bar.
nepi9cr iis meaet oper, at Der mart
iaicu oil bIi Suffertei og aonieft at
iaa tiebt. Griaring bar nenllig pitt
al Sutfer life oIene er Ell mmopGrllg
NGrin9Smj00el, men Of Ieoe So9er
ogiaa oirfcr beroligenoc paa Tern.
Get er bel iorreiieu Ell eriaring. De
iIcIte MtsNre har giort, at ell gutter
bette eucr liot aonieft oitc Ton 'aa
Ell arinet llnqc til at bli mcnre'tells
igien, Ger ifulbe iaoleoeS lig9e CT
rent ipiiit Woment i'll 8runo Ior
oenne SienoSgicrnill9, men oct or
uo9ct. Be irrreite tGnter oper. NhI
peo oi oct "a fan handle oereltcr, %
iorbanbcntlia oil Oct beller life hos oS
bare iao Ipnge ierpi ilipper al iiaa
i $50 Tor Of iaa tisbt Ell lioen selte
Gbofolo0e eacr noset anoet loot, ltrt'
Der ct norit 9Iao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

Ioitor 9. Z. 6orneS bar al
iIaact set aoIo iom Sion, Bethel %
alcnp Wcnigbcocr al 6rifirten bop.
De ier6t hant.
bethesda WferlNbco, Ho't. :.
q. SobonicnS SaIo, TuIuth, Y|im-,
bcilutteoe c1ritcmmie paa lit lioltc
IarSmeoc At iorheic Frcltcn@ Ssll
meo $500.
@jIo 8icc MeniBbeo, Gpi8ht,
q. 0af.. Qoitor u. g. 0abls Sab,
bcIllttcoc poa lit acknowledgements
Sen t4oc Wnrt3 at bp8gc IN &irfe
I'll Sonmuercr.
ivra Santa Barbara, GoIf,
mel0eS, at Eoit q =. thorpe Sens
Sau bcn 2oen Niorta hoIot i'm I'll.
trroclic2prroifcn / Gen ifanolnoul.
fife cpauQ. lltb. W~}cniqbeo.
@Iocf Gaf cafe Ytcnigbe0,
@oit. g. Qrocrion5 anlo, 6rlfirfcn,
bor beIIilttet at bpqgC airfc I'll Som
mcrcu. Oct cr @nnfcn al ioo Den
frrnig til sen lite 0ttobcr
SrcioIbigbeo5 W}cnj9hcO, Ma
niion. 2. Gaf., @oitor Is. 81 Col.
bcras aaIo, agter | en- mar 6rcnttlo
of bpqge cn nm % ti08wG8iig STRIFE.
0oitor Solberg ifrtper al ban lelp
mco 6omiIic tribes % beflnoer lIg
bel / BET me SlcIu.
Billings - Belmont &uIOct.
Wout., loueoc iioIte Sonmcr, ga oct
foIhtc @oitor 3. Sfilbrco til &rcit
at tilucicbrinlc 500 iom lin Gel Al
8reitcnS Con: set manalcnre maatte
Srhrcmi5iioncu noe. Smtreut 10
Maaueoer ieuere funoc aaIoct crtIr
re iiq Tor ielphIulpen.
Sfolchircftionel, Gotlltctct
req gIug5burq Scninor % 0rNoni
iotion5fomlteeu hau0e iorrlqe (lr2
oaa ct TuacSmoNc paa Aul9buN
for at bchan0Ic SperQ@maolct ON
CprcttcIie al en- @ibcIifoIe. Get cr
WicniuQen al bare ct IlanCloc O}ooe
ITnQcrc ircnr paa %naren Tor al tort
iQttc WchduoltuQcll AZ 0cllle S0Q.
- Vait. e. NJ. &citernoe Qicll
ootoa Nrbcioct / iii iorri0c &olo /
9afe 9re&ton, z. Oof., SEN 9oc
Worts, otter al bnpc prrct ! Chap
Iain" .@jcrninQcn ii0en / Septcmber
forrigc Aar. Noitor &boIanp, iom
bar beticnt &uIoet / noQlc 0inoueocr.
err reiit tiIbngc til Sinoi, 2. Tof
hpor han oQtcr at iorbIiOe iii ban
ioor et QrCitctolo
4aitor 8. SfiIbre0, @iuiuQ3.
Ntont.. bar / %obet al oct iioitc Nor
nrQuniicrct ieIRcn0e Weui0bcoer /
N}ontouu: (rjuitn 2litbcrnu, RcpIie
lutheran oN &oureI 2Ithcrou, Sc to
ieritc / set ioatolote &otc @uin. ocu
iiOitc @ptu Hourel. elsie tire uo
gier MI CT icIpbiltlpcnt &nIo. Tc3
nbcn bar 8oitor SfiIbreo organic.
ret Ell Mieniqhe0 / &orOin Wont.
- Nroi. %. 8. &}ee bar nctop
uoaipct Ell @oG pna GngeIif m0cr
9taunct "&ouacaniSm". @oQen al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

Der Ell biltoriif Speriiat oper Den BE
ppgcIie ION olmin0eIig falbe9 San.
giani8me, ia1ut forte SfiSIer al for
ificuige al @augianiSmers melt be
ficnote EjIbpnaere. Gu lGugere
%n0leoning, lfrepct al Taitor s. NJ.
Norll, puapcGer DC ppiertIigite SO.
ucotrGf pco SnlAioniSmcu.
5 De ilcitc al Gen lutberife
Irifirfc@ Ytcnidbcocr / minneapolis
bar ser puret oiboIot en- Hpffc TGf
fcIIc2ueocr / &sbct al Minrt5 Qiau-
nc0. % Scr bcrettca ON eli uelli9nct
GruQt al Nrbeioct i NUffclic al 10.
pcn0e % CpmumtrinB % Troc@Itpr
fclie for @uo9 Barn. vi uocnbpa
Vreiter iom bar oeltngct oioie Wto
Der fan nppne5 Voiiorcrrc elias Ve
oerIon, q. NoIporior % W. & SOFT
ugcr. NiiaiionUr ID. u. Ecocrion
bar ppret mcO poo Sc llcitc Nfeoer.
sra 0}oppIc Ban, Wtinn., fri
pes: Tor nGrpurcnoc er pi prcitc
lpa Der, "a Valtor <obu &iclmclono
cr ilpttct til Ncmiolocn, Wiiml. vi
bar ooa @nab ON mart at ino Ell
Wul0, iom fan tnac bans Eln0S. Gn
bnQgeIig g~liifcoSihm0 tilbruqtc3 /
airfcn Greooq Sen 2Soc 6eburar,
bDor Meuigbeoeu gop 0en aitrUoen
&c Brett en- Fenac8ope, iom en- Saf
oQ NnerficnoeIic al bans &irfiom
.hco. linton Safc lngoc oqiao Tor
GoQen i'm porinc Saf og rigc Gnifer
ON pcliiqnct Girfc poo oct me Stc0
- ct betpoclig Siicr tom @-citcn til
Qo0c.
W}t. Norcb arc0$ oi6olot lit
&intcrme6c / @cit @nuc Wounoa
W}cniqbco, 9luc W}ouno5, @ia., ga
itor &. u. Nnocrion9 AoIo. ira 250c
ill 27oc 6cbrlor. Gnu al &rcoicn9
%rciicr "a IS Wcniqbco@ oelcQoter
opcrpnr Nieoct. Srco2uooet oubria
Icoc llobreocIieu al "WfcniQbeo2fo.
l%cnNcrcu" / arcoicua WicniNbcoer. q
Gmlcr optoqcS ill @chou0liuQ pes
octtc Arc62me0c. Vait. ). ". @rccn
inoleococ pao Norit set enc Gmne,
i~uaInOcnoc: "Npilfc IUrcQtc Gurcr
cr ser Tor Sen triitnc Gro / Dor &io?"
Oct onoct Gmne, iom inhlcocOea pon
@nQclif al %aitor $. :. StoIcc, bar:
"Sn luhat means, on ollr part, con-
noe be fept IN orr bopti3mol COPE
Nfebet bar bel bcioqt al 90
rnlmcniNbchcu % NobomcuiNhcbcr
ne. %rGioIfet ~iunpcIiom Ercitcrnc
ocltoQ iIitti0 / SomtoIen ooer Wto
octa Gunner.
- 5folcoireftioucn meotc / Min
ncapoIi2 25Oc Yturt9 % ielQcnoc
QoQc yli @eihltnirQer bcmerfc9: +.
\ NUQc9mr0ct nlc0 NcorO oi (rl
itec2 bcinittct at 0iuc Yorflano G(fa
oCmi IGnAcyc Iriit for at opipIoe oe
al Snro0cmroet / 1917 latte @ctir
Qclier for McnlrQacIIc al &ritfpitcu3
GoQcnc iii Forflnno, ncn1liQ at Sto
lens @iTlo mae pTrc bctoIt, at @u
ronti Qipc5 Tor SFolen9 @ontrol pco
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

6oIf tiIbereroe Zen norif lutberife
airfe / Gmerifa, o. at 8be Counter
cial Club Of Tacoma iifrer Sfolen en-
Sum al % 3llien Collars. IioS.
friilen lntteS I'll 1itc Moi 1919. =.
Sommerifolc ifdl boloeS peo glugu'
itana College ono Hormol Scbool
Sioitr Sails, 2. 9af. 3. Seneq Col.
lcge, Sctuea, So, isge5 nobnet ialen.
Get oubciaIe@ al airfen bepilgcr So.
344.0O pna 9etlngeIle al at SteoetS
6oIf ifoiier 100000 I'll Spfsrelie
al en- Npgning for Gutter.
- Gblei GiDer sails are0S bolot
lit treble Wtsoc / Roleoll, Mim, go.
itor &. ". Ioncitao9 aolo, ira Sira-
ooQ @itcrmioouq ocn lite Ill SorS.
6ag W}i0oag ocu 130c WIart5. iii
Samtalecnmc ml0cr Nteoet bar bolqt
set 30ic 9uo. Meicrcut Eoitor g..
u. lmgictb. lIra0na &itcu bolo.
les Torcoraa pno GnQclif al Yoitor
:. ". @rimoulo ON she ,Suipirns
tion Of the Nlblc" % al Yaitor :. Z.
Nnitao ON "(be Yropbccie9 nno
(bcir GlIiImcnt, a Erooi that TIE
Nible is the Noro OF 600" Gn5s
oug Nitcn bol0tc9 cnaeIif No6pcr
guo9ticlcitc. Tnitor :. Z. 2Initoo
prroifcoc, og Eoitor u. 8. Neaiet
boIot SfriitctoIcn % iorrettcOc ior
NIterct. gtpitcn allc areoicn3 Erc-
tier bar tiIitcbc peb Weoct. Yoitor
N}ooon al ocn ipenife NliquItonoin
llooc par ogiaa tilIteoe ueo ct Eur al
Wtp0eto Scaiioncr og toa Gel / Sum
arcoicn hH0er lit nGitc Wto-
sc / Viue Grccf, GnItor s.. $. @o.
Qcna &oIo, onltriuQ Sen zoe &lli.
Get bar &eitio9ooQ / @ra0Icp
Wteuigbco. z. Gof., Goitpr u. Wi.
aolo, Sonong Sen 166c
DlortS, ga 9 illrgc Gutter o0 Bigger
~1icntog tit GaobaIeitc. 20 pornc Ei
ger al irif @crfomit bIcp oaioo lam
ME Tag iuoIemmet / MeuiQbcocn
Oco oen bcaiqc 0oob. s ocullc i5or-
fan oct oQioa nUUuc9, at
DIR. :. =. Slcttcpolo, Ell al W}cliQ-
Wtc0Icmucr, QaO unlil Ell
Gum poo $4,000 iii Gam
Nconinqcmi2iiou, inmt ST.,
goo iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, oQ
bar iooIc0ca lat ct GoOt @rcnpcl iii
S~itCripI9eIic. San ~ifiUnic0c oQioo
picnigbc0cn ct "gn0ommcut Sumo"
ooa $1,000, buorui finn Sen oorIi1e
ifnI brlIQe2 til hun0 N}cuiQbe.
ben moottc bcitcmmc. Eoa Q}cuiQ
Nor@meoc blcp set bcillttct
II iorhpic ErCitcn@ Spn mco 800
WicnilhcoCu Far / oct ior
ebnc Nar lommcu mC0 GrocfCr Cp.
nth. YtcuiQbco (orooniieret peo go
tor Gaze / 1919 Iamt Ct. 2InaQar
D}cuiQbeo, ionrmc &oIo, ierQet for
E~reiteauor0 ior line Grciteiolf. elsie
,Icu opcrroifct mc0 en- pnftcr @op2 /
Sorm al @cnae citcrot Sc bop0c lint
ct Qrcitcboligeu.
- sra 2lithcr IcooemU: @oar6
Vi lrritcc3 Tor &lltber Glcoocnu III
vert geo, hoIot lit nnrIiQc Wi00c /
,Sebruar 90 poIQtc Sprere ior Sfo.
19t9-1920. 9IQc Sc nllou-
rcnhc @Grcrc %QienunIgte3. Der er
>ol ilerc al oi@ic 2rrcrc Tom bar re.
iancrct og life fommcr til at Hi pes
nUitc Nur. Nrof. Sigltro
iom / mango Nor bar Ouret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-04

fife bopt a~ufeoning iii at forfIare
fig, % StiQiueen fan maaife belt
foronores pco hans SptrUoen lpnl
Tioue oetrne llgc.
@%tScuniin.
@isconiins 2egislntur bar / YIN.
leonina al %aarpulgenc tn9et Jig sc.
rier til bet Soc Npril.
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-03
THE ONE.DISH DINNER

Are there ever busy days when it would be a great help if you could have dinner all contained in one dish? That is would it be a satisfaction to think that all you had to do to dish up the main course of dinner was to take one dish from the stove to the dining room? Now there are several interesting combinations that really makes such q thing possible. SuCh dishes may be prepared some time be- fore dinner so when you are going to be busy just before dinner the prob lem is much simplified.
 Meat pies are good examples of this sort of thing. A leftover leg of nut ton makes an excellent foundation for such pie. Cut the meat from the bone in. small pieces. Have ready some boiled potatoes. cut them into quarters and put them in the pie with 8 drained can of peas, and put a rich crust on top of the pie.
 If you want something very sim plc and have some leftover beef on hand, grind it in the meat chopper, mix it with an equal quantity of cooked rice and turn it into a casse- role, pouring over all a can of to- matoes. preferably the homemade sort. This needs to be baked in the oven about q quarter of an hour be- fore serving.
 Various sort of meat pie with a topping of mashed potatoes instead of piecrust are good, and if some sort of vegetable is put in the pie with the meat it makes a good one-dish dinner
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-03
KEEPING CUT FLOWERS

Moset people make the mistake of oyercrowding flowers.
 In one only puts one flower of the biggest kind and two or three of the smaller kinds in each vase one will have enough flowers in two punches to cheer up every room in the house.
 Don't buy flowers every week, eith- CT, but look after them as carefully as if they were children. In the first place, see that they are absolutely fresh when you buy them; then before putting them in vases cut off a tiny piece from the end of each stem with a sharp penknife. Scissors nip the pores and prevent the flower from ab- sorbing nourishment
 Scala the vases and then put in five or six drops Of sulphate of ammonia before filling them up with colo water.
 At night sponge the flower stems in clean cold water, remove any wither- ed parts and put them to stand in 8 solution of soap and water in a cool 1 place. In the morning cut the stem again and leave them in clear water for two hours before putting them back in the vase containing sulphate of ammonia.
 This may seem a lot of trouble to take, but the results justify it.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-03
PROTECTING BOND HOLDERS.

From the time that people began to get their Liberty bonds into their possession studied efforts have been made by sharpers to get them. It furnished a new and extensive field for operations and the most is being made of it, In spite Of The fact that the bonds were purchased for invest ment as well as patriotic reasons, all that seems to be necessary is a smooth talker or an alluring promise of a bigger return through something else about which the bondholder knows nothing in order to pry loose such holdings and get in their stead some thing Of a decidedly questionable value.
 There have been not a few instances where holders of bonds have been obliged to dispose of them ir order to obtain needed funds but for these as well as any others the banking insti- tutions stand ready to pay them the market price, and it is sound advice when the treasury department advises bondholders to make any sales in such a manner CT else through brok- CTS who are known or in whom re- liance can he placed. Trusting tc strangers and putting faith i'll gold brick schemes are things which need to be shunned and discouraged.
 Tn it a gratifying announcement ir this connection that the federal trade commission is going to take action tc curb the activities of persons and cor porations seeking to exchange frau. dulent securities or those of doubtful value for Liberty bonds. It is pro- lection that is greatly needed in ad- dition to educating the people to the wisdom of resisting those who art striving to make them poorer Thc government can certainly do none to( much in looking after those who have heen faithfully and generously stand, ir~ by it.