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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
PRINCE BREAKS IN AS
AFTER-OINNER ORATOR

o.. y. A. Special 20 Tho STAR
LONDON. June i5.--Thc Prince Of
Wales is over the top again. He's
had his baptism OF fire as an after.
dinner speaker and go; away with
H." according TO his British admir-.
err II was n; the Royal Academy
banquet
Says The Standard: He acquitted
himself admirably. and tho his hands
betrayed signs ~ nervousness during
the ovation he received on rising "a
his feet. his voice from the first waH
manly. composed and dlstinct--in
fact. IL showed a remarkable degree
OF power and courage. His eyes
never dropped TO the notes on tho
table before him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
RAPS FEATURES
OF BOlSHEvlKS

LONDON. June is.--Rrcd in towns.
reared in alleys. mcwed up in stufry
rooms. no wonder people became IT.
religious, bateyed. matcriaiistc and
Bolshevist. says Sir Kinglcy Wood,
NJ. F.. parliamentary private secre-
tary 10 the president Of the local gov
eminent board.
To-day more than 100000 per-
SONS live more than two in room.
II ever n strike could he justified, II
would be a strike OF the women Of
the country against the ill-concoivcd.
badly planned. insanitary dwellings
in which 30 many Of them had 90
give birth 10 the future citizens OF
our race"
And in Sussex. with ZOO. 900 people,
more than half the total area is
owned by 40 men.
The man who does his best can
trust the world 20 do it's part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Says He Killed in
Defending Himself

MORTON. June is--ClaiminE 60
have shot In seif-defenSe. J. W. Cline,
who late "Wednesday killed hts broth
er-tn-law. Kirk Asbury. was taken TO
Chehniis by tho sheriff
C1ine's wife. In telling the police OF
the shooting. said that tho death OF
Ashury ended a quarrel OF Ions
standing between the two men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
OBSERVE TOOTH
| LODGE BIRTHDAY
0dd Fellows Celebrate With
Grand Ball

One hundrrd years OF odd Fellow.
ship were celebrated Thursday eve.
ming In tho Arena with centennial
hail. the closing feature OF the grand
lodge sessions held in seattle during
the past three days.
To the music OF the odd Fellows
hand. delegates OF the grand lodge.
grand eneampment the Rehekahs
and tho pasriarchs militant danced
the evening away. following con.
ocrt by the band and Whitney boys
chorus.
The centennial grafton was deity
cred by Acting Governor Louis r.
Hart. past grand potentate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
POOR LONDON! BEER
is UP 300 PER CENT

LONDON. Juno is.--incrcaae Of
duties on beer has raised the price
500 per cent az compared with the
price in 1914. and the increase in the
price on spirits has raised the price
go per cent--whereat the brewers
kick and complain that the govern.
ment Is encouraging the use OF spirits
rather than beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
TO HOLD EXAMS FOR
GOVERNMENT SERVICE

The United States civil Service
Commission announced Friday a for
est and field clerk examination viii
he held here July Is. 90 fill vacancies
In the position Of forest clerk. and
clerk in the reclamation and other
field services OF the government ser
vice turnout Washington. Oregon.
Idaho. Montana. Wyoming and Alas.
ka- The entrance salary for the DO
sitlon OF forest clerk i sl.ieo or
$1,000 year: for the position OF
clerk in the reclamation and other
services. si.ioo TO $1,000 year. AEe
limits for forest clerk. is 10 90 years.
for field clerk. is years or over. Both
men ard women will be admitted to
the examination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
PLAN wALTRT FUNERAL

Funeral services for Jesse Wal
trip. IS. police officer who died
THURSDAY morning. ut 4. at the Prov.
idsnos hospital. viii be held Satur-
day Afternoon from the Buttcrworth
chapel waltrfp was a member OF
tho force for over ten years. He Is
survived BY n widow. Wayne Wal.
trip. ard Jesse waltirp. ir.. aged Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
wHEAI.DON FUNERAL FRIDAY

Funeral services for Miss Fay
whcaldon, -. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John whenldon, siiT 10th ave. -.
W h o died at the Swedish hospital
wednesday night. win be held Fri.
day afternoon from the Bonney.
Watson chapel Cremation will fol.
low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Fair at Leipzig Reveals
What Huns Have for Sale

full.
Dyes and printing inks ana tn Z
printing trade generally seem not &c
have suffered by the war.
Goods from enemy countries, too,
were on sale az the Leipzig fair
Real French hairncts- among them.
There were new silk fabrics from,
Austria and crepe de chine hand stem.
ciled in colors-
But tho substitutes In many lines
are disappearing. mills win continue
TO turn out textiles from fibers other
than wool and cotton.
Chief among these substitutes are
netties- A 100000 company ha .
been formed for growing singing
nettles for the textile trade. The
Wild crop is insufficient and cultiva.
ton Is found 10 Improve the quality.
Gorse. reeds ana hops will also be
used in making cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Permsncnt Chairman Of America
Legion. which Organized In
50. Louis

Rocsevci,ian' n they are. Teddy
Roosevelt win be the first pr-nid.n,
o. the American Legion. and that
win be but one stsp In HIS public
career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

N. r.. A. Special - TIE Star Z
VIENNA. June lathe ex-aruh-
duke Eugene left Austria $500. coo
lighter than he planned That much
was taken from him by representa-
lives OF the soidiess' council as he
was about to enter Switzerland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

Wise h the man VINO clcse~ his
face before he says too much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

The man who does his best can
trust the world 20 do it's part
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28

-iLadrtn. ladr6n, gritaba e1fH
fecido.
Bajo furiosamcntc "a tapa cogisndo
el cuello de Daniel, que agitahs
desesperadamente como sigtima ro.
gida en- q lazo Pero Lucas nuulEa
ba los esfuerzos dcl cautivo. habia r,r
dido la conciencia De 20 que ha ia =
echaba con todo su peso eneima IT,
la tapa, como para dcgollal ! "a her.
mano. Crujia la tapa. penetrate rr
Ia carne viva del coyote aplastaha
los vasos del cuello, trituraba vcnas
Y nervios. tanto, que ID fin C0lgo ua
cuerpo inerte fuera del area. cucr-
po que no daba ID menor eenal de y.
da
Entonrcs. Al yer III tullido ascsina
do, loco pavor irvadio e alma deI
fracticida.
Atraveso dos tres feces. tamha-
leandose, el cuarto que llenaba de 80
pantos IA iuz dc IA vcla. conia d puHa
dos las mautas. ~ las echo cneima
Sc envolvio en- elias de pies i cabcza.
sc tap0 hasta Ia cara y 81 oeulto dcs-
pues debaio dc Ia cana. I'm medic del
silencio rechinaba su dentadura. 90.
mo la lima mordicndo accro
Gabriel n daHtr4ia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28

isl pudiera coger pan sin des-
pertarle!
Di0 vuelta a la llave, despacito,
despacito. conteniendo el aliento, te-
miendo despertar a su hermano con
los latidos de su coraz6n. Aquellos la
tidos lie parecian que llenaban la ca
sa de ensordecedor estrepito.
-5Y 81 Sc despierta?-pensaba Da-
MEL, tennblando hasta los tuetanos,
cuando Sc obrio la puerta.
Pero el hambre le hacia audaz. En-
tro, moviendo embellishments las mu-
letas, sin dejar de mirar a su hernia
no.
-5Y 81 Sc despierta?
FL hermano, tumbado boca arriba,
respiraba al dornNC penosamente.
De cuando en- cuando lie brotaba de
los labios ligero silbido. La iniea ve-
la que habia encendida en- una mesa,
proyectaba en- la pared largas SOM
bras movedizas.
Llegado junto al area, parose Da-
mel para veneer el miedo, Miro al
durmiente, Y despues, sujetando con
los sobacos ambas muletas, trato de
levantar la tapa. Ell area di6 un cru
jido seco.
Lucas abri0 los ojos sobresaltado,
VIC 10 que hacia su hermano en-
pezo a darle vOces. moviendo los bra
zos como un energdmeno:
ii Ladron, ladron! iSocorro!
Pero el furor le ahogaba. Y mien-
tras su hermano, encorvado encima del
area, cegado por la gazuza, buscaba
con tremula manO un pedazo de pan,
salto de la CANA Y sc arrojo sabre
el para impedirle que 10 sacara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28
Ell ARCA

bre, llevaba dos diaszeasi sin conner.
Costabale trabajo arrastrar las mule
tas.
Pas6 una turba de granujas CO.
rriendo detras de una cometa que sc
elevaba cabeceando.
Unos tropezaron con el, diciendole:
!Ehl iTullido!
Otros le escarnecian. gritando:
-iCorre, caballo!
Otros, aludiendo a la cabezota, le
preguntaban con mofa:
IA como la libra de sesos, tulli-
do?
Otro mas cruel le hizo caer una
muleta salio corriendo. Ell mudo Sc
tambale6, cogi6 despues trabajosa-
mente la muleta Y echo andar. .Gritos
v risas de chiquillos Sc perdieron ha-
cia el rio. La cometa, semejante un
ave de pals fabuloso, sc elevaba en- el
cielo suavemente sonrosado. En- el
muelle cantaban coro grupos de SOL
dados. Era pasada la Pascua hacia
buen tempo.
Daniel, que sentia en- las entranas
los mordiscos del hambre, dijo para
ST:
-Voy a pedir limosna.
Ell horno del panadero impregna-
ba el aura primaveral de grato olor
pan reciente. Paso un hombre vestido
de blanco con una tabla en- la cabe-
"a, en- la cual tabla habia hileras de
dorados panes. humeantes aun. Dos
perros iban detras del hombre, le-
vantando el hocieo y meneando el ra-
bO.
Daniel temi6 desfallecer de inani-
cion, Y pensaba:
-Tendre que pedir limosna, 81 no,
me morire de hambre.
Gaia lentamente el crepusculo. Cru
zaban por el cielo diafano multitud
de cometas que sc balanceaban, ba-
jando va hacia ell suelo. Las campa-
mas esparcian por la atmosfera pro-
fundo continue zumbido.
Daniel decide irse Ia puerta de
la iglesia.
Y ALA Sc fue, casi a rastras.
La iglesia estaba alberta. En- el
fondo el altar mayor iluminado por
temblorosas lucecillas parecia una
constellation. La puerta dejaba pa
sar debil perfume de incienso y de
benjui De cuando en- cuando vertia
el organo torrentes de notas.
Daniel sintio humedec6rsele los ojos
con nuevas lagrimas, Y pronuncio con
el corazon esta feryiente plegaria;
i Senor, Dios mio, auxiliadme!
Lanzo un acorde el organo, que hi
20 vibrar como instrumentos los pi-
lares: despues, alegres nOtas claras.
Reson6 la voz de los sochantres. De-
votos devotas, de dos en- dos o de
tres en- tres, entraban por tinica puer-
ia. Daniel aun no Sc atrevia a tender
la mano.
Cerca de 6l enpez6 a gemir un men
digo: a o1r
~ Una limosna pof5 Dios!
Avergonzose el mudo entonces.
Vic a su madrastra entrar en- la
iglesia muy arropada en- un manto
negro. Y penso:
-iY 81 yo me fuera casa, ahora
que no esta la madrastra?
Tan imperioso era ell el3tormento del
hambre, que no espero mas. Iba que
volaba con sus muletas, en- demanda
del pan. AL pasar, lie dijo una mujer-
ella riendose
IL Vas a ganar el primer premiO
de carrera, tullido?
En- un periquete llego a casa, ja-
deante, palpitante. Subio la escalera
con sigilo, tomando grandes precau-
clones. Busco tientas la lave en- un
hueco de la pared, donde sofia dejarla
su madrastra cuando salia. Di6 con
ella, y antes de abrir miro por la ce-
rradura. Lucas parecia que dormfa
en- la CANA.
Daniel pens0:
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BAYAMoN DE PLAoEMEs

En- el Immediate pueblo de- Baya
mon SC abri6 aver al pdblieo un pue
to para venta do pcri6dicos nataian
dose en- uno dc los kioskos a. la pia
"a. rs un sitio ideal q tolas hefas
sc eneontrara ali lei MUNDO'
Tambien SC vcndcn ciganiiios. Ia
bacos, dulces rofrcscos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28

Apenas oy6 cl ruido de las muletas,
abrio Lucas completamente los ojos
turbios y ardientes, que dirigio ha-
cia la puerta, en- cuyo umbral iba
aparecer su hermano. Toda su cara,
enfiaquecida por el padecer, devora-
da por la calentura, LENA de granos
rojizos, adquirio en- el acto expression
dedurezay casi furibunda..Asio convul-
sivamente las manos de su madre,
gritando con bronca entrecortada
voz
II Echale, 6chale! No quiero verle!
Soyes? No quiero verle nunca, nunca.
;oyes?
Ahogabansele las palabras en- la
garganta. Sofocado por un acceso de
tos, apretaba nerviosamente las ma
nos de su madre Y abriasele la cami-
sa cada esfuerzo del palpitante pc
cho. Tenia la boca hinchada, Y en- la
barbilla una especie de costra forma-
da por granos secos va, que cada es-
fuerzo Sc resquebraba y echaba san
gre.
Su madre procuraba apaciguarle.
No, hijo milo, no; no 10 veras mas.
Haras 10 que quieras. lie echare, lie
echare. La casa es tuya, hijo; toda tu-
va. 5Me cntiendes?
FL le tosia en- la cara.
~ Ahora, en- seguida !-repetia con
feroz insistencia, incorporandose en-
Ia CANA, empujando su madre ha-
cia la puerta.
isl hijo mio; ahora, en- seguida.
Daniel Sc presento en- la puerta,
sostenido por las muletas. Era un des-
dichado con cabeza muy grande
muy pesada. Tenia el pelo tan rubio,
que parecia blanco. Los ojos eran de
dulce mirar. como de cordero, azules
con pestaias de color claro.
Entro sin decir NADIA, porque la pa
ralisis lie habia quitado el habla. Pc
TO VIC los ojos de su hermano fijos en-
en- el con cruel energia Sc detuvo en-
mitad del cuarto, apoyado en- las mu-
letas, perplejo, sin atreverse a dar un
paso. lie temblaba visiblemente la
pierna derecha, corta torcida.
Lucas lie dijo su madre:
-iQue viene hacer aqui el tullido
ese? Echale! Quiero que le eches.
iOyes? En- seguida
Comprendio Daniel y miro a su ma
drastra, que Sc levantaba va. LIE diri-
gi6 tan suplicante mirada, que no Sc
atrevio ella hacerle NADIA. Y entonces,
sujetando una de las muletas con el
sobaco, hizo con la mano libre ade-
man de desesperacidn dirigio ham
brienta ojeada al area del pan, que
estaba en- un rincon. Aquella mirada
decia: "Tengo hambre."
II No, no! No lie des nada-- EN-
pezo a chillar. Lucas. agitandosa cn
la CANA, imponiendo a la mdje-' el
capricho de su Odio-i NADIA Echale
fueral
Daniel dejaba caer la cabeza sobre
eI pecho. Temblaba tenfa los ojos
llenos de lagrimas. Cuando su madras
ira le puso una mano en- ell hombro Y
lie empujo hacia la puerta, rompio
en- sollozos, pero Sc dejo llevar.
Oyo enseguida cerrar la puerta y
quedose en- la meseta, gimiendo con
violento continue sollozar.
-ILo Dyes? Lo hace adrede para
ponerme peor.
Ell sollOzo del hermano continual
ba, entrecortado de cuando en- cuandO
por extraiio grunido, triste como el
estertor de una bestia de carga mo-
ribunda.
-5No 10 Dyes? Ande y echale es-
caleras abajo!
La mujer Sc levanto de un brinco,
corrio la puerta y Sc fue sobre el
mudo, levantando las asperas manos,
acostumbradas al golpe y al castigo.
Lucas, apoyado en- los codos, decia:
ii Mas, mas!
Call6se Daniel, golpeado. Bajo la
calle ahogando el llanto. Tenia ham
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28
La CUBANITA

Tabacos de las acreditadas marcas,
Ricoro, Portina, Restina y Habana.
Cigarrillos PortOrriqueiios y Ameri-,
canos. Postales, dulces de todas cla-
ses y la prensa diaria.
Advt. San Francisco No. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28
Ia RAzoN.

Ia No
dentro de amos aa las eicas compadas
acmente
expcencia ma ddo idea todas las asi
ha sdo probar snta cinG
eentes ectrica DELCOGHT hbre dc
q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28

AL va
haccndado
caTho dOta
egantes piano. fon6gra ben
odo electrical mas
1lOsod del siglo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28
sU DIsENo.

En- los Esados Unos pa6 igua Los mimo ngeneros
ehecho ban maneadas sin xperencia en-
eeccdad mecanica
trabajos hoy tenem a plana ''DELCO LIGIIP'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-28
10 QUE Es

La pana consise de un motor para gas con
aciad sta constye
en capacidad amp sumna luz fuerza 6c
nho de ounce amos
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DELCO-LIGHT
La PIanta Electrical CompIeta.

La Planta Electrical Completa.
A yiPjSG augos nehas
carhO coodidades iujOs tres
casa Psro odo este,
LA RAzoN
oree%os habe dado azdn d falta, No
snS SsnGn % a. sca @ at % @ @ a aa 0e5 a fgaS e @ na @ @ asi
sas s1ss %us $ & o & poT o % M ES
sa ps "TSs @s a paaa Ssf s2 D
inconvenientes
sU D1sENo
Estado pas6 gual gcnierOs
@ que a, au ss g los aa %
Sc F PSsS9a & S ar % una pS , @ G n % % % en- "a Ia % a
tcr eectriedad squsra ekto
trabaios hoy a planta ''DELco LIGHP'.
QUE
plana eOrriente
% d1aS % %d sG 81 bH @ con dus dc eoe @
i % pna Dan uaa aa a e rn p % Pi @ @ o euyo mans @
encargarse nhO de ounce amos
Ell cosTo.
tDebe coa mucho dice Ud Cuesta que
mas saa @ au udaa & mayor % pSrgue @ % mns = Ia luz & DC & s 800 @
sos competa prcc que l91s
eOnste base peqena e motor aba
sERv1c1o
Nosctros PreatamOs las panas
pleas repuco pna
s 0 TendSe8 G sSaS aS fGS pss % @
vad OmpObada va por panas
vENTAJAs.
e6ct algeria hoar las noches
ttes va pcgo dc nnd es dc gran aor en- las emer
bombas
tm6 aentar panchas abanicos sin fin de
apaTaO eectricos.
REsUELvASE
e G de dc plana
deber famlia
extO
tend ud igua resutadO Rsufvase pna
gasolna m6todos
pelgro Sempe hay estena de panta
eli dcspach
CO. LORD & Co.
"a s.
MARQUES ENOS. J. J. GERARDINO
Arecibo. Ponce.
Nencone MUNDO" al dirigrse a nosot
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Ell CosTo.

tDeb mueo dice I'd? Cuesa mueho auomoy
utidad 365
qinientos
el
cOns de e motor abas
los acumul
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26
Crops After Oats An1 Wheat

It Is always a goOd plan to fol- low oats and wheat with some crop like cowpeas Or peanuts. This year il is highly important that some crop adapted to late planting be used, for back ward spring and rainy weather have combined to make the outlook for staple crop production this year rather uncertain.
 Co%peas, If available. can be drilled in rows between the corn, or soWn or drilled after the oat and wheat crops.
 Peanuts should be drilled in rows and cultivated two or three times. These two crops make hay that all livestock relish.
 Sudan grass can be drilled in rows at the rate of to 69 pounds of seed or sown broadcast, 10 to 15 pounds to the acre up to July 1st in Southern Arkansas. It makes good hog pasture and an excellent hay.
 Mexican June corn planted af- ter the oat and wheat harvest will mature i'll some parts of the state before frost falls and can be relied upon to mature sufi fciently for silage in all parts of the state. Black Amber sor- ghum is. recommended for an early maturing silage or hay crop.
 The importance of planting one or more of these crops this month cannot be too strongly emphasized The present crop condition indicates that the com. ing feeding season will see a shortage in feed crops. The feed may be high but it will without doubt, pay in the long run to plant a follow.up crop this sum mer.
 Jim c. Ferguson,
 Com. of Agri.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26
Buy Pufe-Bred Dairy Stock
Jim c. Ferguson,
 Com. of Agri.

AS a result of an auto trip ar ranged by the county agent of Mercer county, N. J., to see some dairy farms in the State, the dairymen of the county de- cided to cooperate and purchase pure bred stock. A committee was appointed to make arrange ments. local banks advanced the money. and representative was sent to Michigan to select the cattle. A carload of pure bred COWS was secured and shipped to Mercer county. They were as. signed by lot at actual cost in Michigan plus transportation. The prices ranged from S190 to S35o.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26
Best Colcred Minstrel Slow Ever In
 Ike City

The Gid Virginia Minstrels, colored minstrel men, last night gave a splendid show jn a tent at the corner of Nineteenth and F streets. There was pot a vacant seat left in the tent when the curtain went pp. The show last ed two hours and half and was followed by a concert.
 The first part was well pre- sented. and the singing and dancing by the colored folks, male and female were enjoyable. The fun was fast and furious while it lasted and the audience enjoyed the show.
 It was the best colofed min strel show ever presented in Ba- kersdeld. Morning Echo, Ba- kersfield. Cahf.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26
CALLED HER FAMILY
 TO HER BEDSIDE
Sk Years Ase. THas She Might Die, Says Texas Lady, B Nsv She l. Well. Strong Wonas and Praises Cardd Fer
 Her Recovery

Royse City, Tex.-Mrs. Mary Kill man, of this place. says: After the birth of my little girl. my side com- menced to hurt me. I had to SO back to bed. We called the doctor. He treated me. but rot no better. I got worse and worse until the misery was unbearabls. ..I was in bed for thrss months and suffered such agony that was just drawn up in . mot. ;.
 tstd my husbanA N As would gst nc bottle sf Cardui I would try k... ! esamsnssl tAkiag il hswsvss. that svsning l called " family abest ne... fer I knsw I eeull net lass 0Aay lays uAlso I AsA . sAaaGs CT
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26

thinking and writing about thrift The school children of Arkansas in this lesson consider one of Frankiin,s methods of saving. It is taken from Tranklins autobiography.
 At my first admission into this printing house. I took to working at press, imagining that I felt the want of bodily exercise had been used to in America. where press work is mix ed with composing I drank only wa ter; the other workmen, near fifty Tn number, were great guzzlers of beer On occasions I carried up and down stairs large form of types in each hand when others carried but one m both hands. They wondered to see from this in several instances that the water American as they called me was stronger than themselves who drank strong beer. We had an ale-house boy who attended always in the house to supply the workmen. My companion at the press drank every lay a pint before breakfast pint after breakfast with his bread and cheese, a pint between breakfast ani iinder, a pint at dinner, pint in the afternoon about six o'clock and al
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26
Cross Ties Wanted

The Rock Island continues to want an unlimited number of cross ties which will be accept ed according to government posters regulating prices, class es and specifications as posted in your territory.
 Pay no attention to rumors that we have quit taking as they are false. Continue your mak- ing and hauling, as we want more ties than can possibly be produced. For full details see local inspector in your territory. 72tp F. D. Reed,
 Purchasing Agent
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26

other when he had dens hls 0ays work. I thought it aetestable css- tom: but 1t was necessary he sup- posed to drink strong beer that bs might be strong to labor. l endeav- ored to convince him that the bodily strength afforded by beer could only be in proportion to the amour. of ths grain or -four Of the brandy dissolved in water of which it was made; that there was more flour in . pennyworta of bread and therefore if he would eat that with pint of water. il would give him more strength than guar, Of beer He drank on. however. and had four or five shillings to pal out of hls wages every Saturday nifM. for that muddling liquor; an expense I was free from. And thus these poor devils keep themselves always nn- der"
 In the use. Of the above excerpt from Franklin's autohiograplls call the attention to the fact that food is useful fo IS in three following ways:
 First: Fuel food to provide power for work and to keep us wa1a- starches and fats in many forms.
 Second; Building food 10 provide material for building and repai1iag the body-proteins in many forms.
 Third: Regulating food to keep the machinery Of the body in good run- hing order-fruits and vegetab bles in many forms.
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The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-26

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