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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
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VEDRO.

Ia vcerejSiho vedra, kdy Via
dni povetrnostni vestec HASA
S5 stupnu We stinu, postizena
byla uzehem ST.. Anna Hortono
va, 1851 vych. 80 ul. Stalo sc
tax pobliz Arkad ma Superior
Ave. a pritomne Hortonova ie
leCena V Huron nemOcnici.
Dnes bude vedro jeSte citel-
nGjSi a rovnez zitrku predpovi-
da Sc poca3i horke. Ncera V O.
hio jen ma dvou mistech slime
prSelo. Bylo tax II Marion a
. Balyrus, kde deSt' prutrzi mra-
cen Sc podobal poruSeni trak
chi dopravy mel Ia nasledek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
ZOUFALY KRAJAN.
Byvaly farmar Ant. Jares,
4831 Dakota Ave. dohnan k sa-
movrazde vleklou chorobou.

62lety Antonin Jares, bydli-
ci posledni cas- v dome cislo
1881 Dakota Ave., zoufal 81
vcera odpoledne nasledkem vie
kle choroby, obesiv Sc ma pdde
uvedene residence. Tyz vlastnil
do nedavna rozlehlou farmu v
Bedford taunsipu a do mesta
vratil Sc pred nejakou dobou,
|aby mel lekarskou pomoc spi-
Sc po ruce. Churavsl totiz vaz
ne nekolik let, kterazto vlek-
Ia nemoc zivot mu ztrpcovala
a posleze k zoufalstvi dohnala.
Samovrazdu spachal "a nestre.
zene chvlle a jeho telo objeve-
no jiz chladnoucf. Ackoliv le.
kaf byl hned povolan, zivot ne.
s'aslneho krajana nebyl vice k
zachraneni, nacez policie pri.
pad ten oznamila koronerovi
jehoz inquest ma dnesek pripa.
da.
Ant. Jares mimo ovdovelt
choti zGstavil diva dospele syny
jakoz znacne pratel a Una
mych. Byl to muz dobrosrdec
ny a vlidny a jeho bedfordsk;
usedlost byla znama zvlaste w
Iletnikum z distriktu broadway
skehO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
IM:Ss,:s!.] M:s S WISs.a] .Ig!s 5.
CRADUACE v ADELBERT
kOLLEJI.
Tri cesti medikove mezi diplo
movanymi.

Jak jsme jiz sdelili, ma Adel-
bert kolleji Western Reserve u
University graduovalo celkem
40 studujicich, mezi nimiZ jsou
tri akademikove puvodu ceske-
no. Medik Fred G.. Sup, 1922
Finn Ave., syn chva,ne zname-
no naseho kapelnika, ziskal di
plom po ctyrletem kursu wy
znamenanim a titulem bakala.
re umeni. Pan F. C. Sup byl tez
organisatorem universitni vo.
jenske kapely dirigentem te.
re a We svych studiich lekar.
stvi Ma Western Reserve uni
versite bude pokracovat.
Druhym graduantem ma dot.
Gene kolleji je p. Robert L. u
her z Union Ave-, zalozni po-
rucik u fadove pechoty, vrativ-
Isl Sc z armadniho svazu ma kol
lei brzy po podepsani primeri
Pan FrantiSek Soukup ro.
vnez ma Adelbert kolleji L.
|spechem graduoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
SEST TlSfC CIZINCU VRATf
Sc DO EVROPY.
Veliky naval zadosti prIvod-
nj listiny.

Cd podepsani pfimeri sest ii
sic cizincu z naseho mesta i
venkova pozadalo o vladni ce-
stovnf listing. Vsichni ii hodla-
j nastoupit cestu do evrop-
skych zemi, kde mali pribuzne
neb sirSi znamosti. L tech polo
vina udava, re We stare vlasti
usadi sc trvale, kdeZtO druhe
polovin6 jde jen navstevu sta
re vlasti. Mezi zadately pr1
,vodni listy je nejvice V.achu,
pax Anglicanu, Rakusanu a
Mad 'aru. Anglicane mohou sve
zadosti 0 pasy zaslati primo
Westinghouse Wade, Rakusa-
ne a Mad All toliko prostredni
ctvim svycarskeho vy5lanectvl
ktere jest docasnyn zastupcem
rakousko-mad arskych zajmu
" Soustati. Il risskych Nemcu
hlasi Sc o pruvodni listing po-
m6rne malo a mnoZi zadatale
We sarych hranicich nemecke
rise narozeni vydavajl Sc pc u
!tvofeni novych republik a no.
,vych n6meckych hranic "a Ce.
chy, Slovany, Polaky a Dany
Jsou 90 lide puvodu ceskehC
bud V Kladsku neb prusk6n
Slezsku narozeni, Slovane z
Horni a Dolni Luzice, Polaci z
lPOZnanska neb Danove re Sic.
'sviku. Rusu h1asi Sc o cestu dc
mu malo, Chorvatu, Francou
III, Srbu a Spanelu rovn6z. Te
ner vSichni zadatele cestovnicf
prukazu jsou prosti delnici, te
dy nikoli femeslnlci. Canton, A
kron a Youngstown budou NIT
rovn6z znacny odliv pfislusni
XII evropskych zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
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HUSOVA OSLAVA.

Pamatku mucednicke smrti
mistra Jana Husa ucLi CeskG
Mar. Sdruzeni V Clevelandu
dne 6. Cervence o $50 hod. ve-
. Cerni Ceske Narodni Sini ma
Broadway.
Ma programu jest anglicka
rec vladniho irednika Z Wash
ingtonu, pana Josefa Jifiho
krale a Ceska rec jednoho z
pfednich ceskych journalistic,
jsoucich navStevou We Spoje-
nych Statech, p. Karla Pelan-
ia. Orchestr umelcu, bratfi
Hrubych prednese vhodne kon
certni skladby, sbor mistnicf
p6vcu zap6je pripadne pisne
Recitace Macharovy basn(
Illus.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni pey
ne veri, ze vsechny nase pod
purne i d6inicke spolky, Tady
jednoty i sokolske sbory budou
ma t6lo oslave cestne zastoupe.
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14

Papu V. S. X. V ST. Brookly-
ne. - Ma Vas dotaz ida "a
prohibice budete moci sobe do
ma pripraviti vino, odpovida-
me, lie ano.
Stathi sekretar McAdoo dine
81. rljna 1918 potvrdil move ma
rizeni o vyrobe lihovych napo-
ju, kterymi Sc vyslovne dovo-
luje, re kazdy prednosta do
,macnosti neb hlava rodiny,
ma pine pravo sobe bez Jake
hokoli zdaneni vyrobiti 200
gallonu vina rocne. Musi vsak
o teto vyrobe zaslati zpravu
vybercimu vnitrozemskych da-
nj collector of internal reve-
nue). Musi tax ale uciniti
drive, nez-li s vyrobou vina "a
pocne. Adresu uvedeneho d.
rednika Vaseho distriktu Vam
ochotne oznami ma poste. V
n6kterych suchych statech sc
sice tvrdi, re domaci vyroba
vina jest prot zakonu, ale je.
likoz zadny statni zakon ne
smf byti rozporu Sc zakony
vladimir, pochybujeme, ze by
V kteremkoli suchem state me
hi domacl vyrobu vina zakazs
ii, kdyz tato byla jak zakol
pozaduje, hlasena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
DEN AMERICKE VLAJKY.
Velky privod skautG v ulicich
dolenniho mesta.

Ma vsech verejnych budo
vach cetnych residencich tre-
pota Sc dnes narodni mas pra-
por. Jest to vyrocni den sesta-
veni pruhu a hvezd ma amer.
vlajce, kterazto historicka uda
lost oslavovana je nejen Cleve-
tandem Staten Ohio, nybrz
vsude We Spoj. Statech. Mistni
oslavu wall 81 V program zvla
ste skauti, u3poradavsi V poled
he velky pruvod v uliclch do
lenniho mesta. Skauti seradili
sc ma Lakeside Ave-, odkudz
pochodovano k zap. tfeIi ulici,
Sup erior Ave, ma square a Eu-
clidAve. a poslez ma vych. 21.
ulici, kde ku roZchodu dOS,o.
Mayor Davis "a prehlidky pO-
chodujicich pronesl kratsl rec
av oslave amer. hveZd pokra-
cOvano bude veCer O o5me ho-
dine V Edgewater parku, kde
vlajka "a zapadu slunce bud(
stazena. Asi 1000 Skolnich d.
TEX zapeje pri te pfilezitosti NJ
rodni hynnu silna vojensk5
kapela bude koncertovat. Po
radiant oslavy v Edgewater pal
ku svereno vyslouzilcum re sp:
nelske valky.
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ZiTREJSf VYLETY.

Zitrku pripada celia fada ce-
skych vyletu a ponevadz vlad-
nj pov6trnostni veStec slibuie
p!e,prizniv6 pocasi, lie oce-
kavat plny zdar dotcenych Wy
chazek a pikniku.
"Ratolest Majova" vyleti 81
ma Sindelarovu farmu ma Sta
te Road, kde bude rozd6leno
20 premii "a nejlepsi vykony
zavodni. Automobily vyjedou
20 d Dyndovy sine, 1855 zap.
50. ul. urcite V 9 hodin rano a
|vyborna kapela bude nase pix
,nikafe obveselovati.
Cuyahoga Council, els. 70, S.
A. j. usporada vylet do zahra-
dy p. Capka ma vych. II. ulici a
rovn6z "a tohoto podniku bu-
dou poradany RUNE hry "a
pasy a to "a koncertovani ka-
pely sdruzenych te7kych hu-
debniku. Zacalek o II hod. V
poledna, vstupne 25c osoba.
Ceska Beseda ma Broadway
podnikne vychazKu ma farmu
p. Vaclava Broze k zastavce {.
2S kinsman Road. Poradajici
vybor opatfil ziznivym 'to pra
ve' a roZumi Sc samo sebou, re
i jinych pochoutek bude dost.
Nasi Besedari prijdou vsichni
- do jednoho a rovnez mnoz
stvl neclanu ma vychazku onu
Sc pripravuje to n presv6dce-
nj, re zitrejsi vylet Besedarn
bude We vSem znamenity.
Skolni patronat ma Buckeye
Road "a ukonceni skolniho ro-
ku pofada Ultra vychazku d.
TEX do Shaker Heieghts. Vyide
Sc 9 hodin rano re spolkove
sine ma Buckeye Road a je vSe
obecnym pranim, ably ucast
mladeza i dospelych byla vseo
becna.
Mas osvedceny Old Kentu.
,cky rybarsky a vyletni klub u
sporada Ultra paradni vejslar
do Rausova parku "a Karlin
ma kteremzto vyletu budou sc
lpodilet vsechny nase kluby
sportovni. Vyjde Sc We 1890
" polodne cd sine p. Koryty, ku
,sini p. Kebla, nacez v parad
MIN vejslapu po 49 ulici dc
parku bude pokracovano. Olc
: Kentucky prichystal svym priz
nivc1m RUNE zavody, rybare
nj, zapasy, tance, znamenite o
svezeni u naleven a rizne me
lodie ceskych hudebnikG Vstul
Ine cini 25c ma osobu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
NAREK PROHIBICNfKU.
Protisaloonicka liga lamentuje,
re v nskterych lokalech pro-
davany jsou kvasene a opojne
napoje.

Reverend John S. Rutledge,
hlavni zasJupce mistni protisa-
loonicke lfgy, zmohl Sc ma no.
We lamento. Tvrdi totiz, za v
nekterych lokalech zvlaste V
dolennim meste lihove a kva-
sene napoje prodavany jsou
pod rukoW, kteremuzto prodeji
vycep temperencniho piva jest
pry jakymsi plastikem. Ruled
ge ma pry nekolik dukazu do
tceneho pokoutniho prodeje,
doznava vsak, ze procesovani
presJupniku prohibicniho zako
ma bylo by znacne obtizne a v
|podobnych pripadech protiho-
stinska liga re musela by sc
uchylit az k nejvyssimu statni
mu soudu, tedy ku kroku velice
nakladnemu celkem nejiste-
mu. Zada tudiz, ably statni
snem prijal emergencni doda.
TEX prohibicniho zakona, kite.
Irymzto dodatkdn pronasledo
vani tajnych vycepu by Sc prJ
ulehcilo. Pochybuje Sc vsak, ze
nase legislature podobnou pei
sekuci schvali a ja temer jiste
re nynejsi stalni zakonodarns
bude rozpustena drive nez !
debatam o vynucovani prohibi
Ice Yilbe cdOide.
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UROkY z PRVNfCH BONDC
SVOBODY.

Pololetni vyplata z prvnich
bondu Svobody pripada Is.
cervnu, kdy vladou v Ohio asi
$4,O0O.OO0 bude vyplaceno. O.
hio ma totiz 1922 maiitelu
dotcenych dluhopisG. Prvni
bondy prinaseji 3 a pdl proca
tovy urok, kdezto Gsporne
znamky poskytuji 4.27 procent
uzitku. Predseda mistni znam
kove komise navrhuje tudiz, a
by "a 1roky bondd kupovany
|byly usporne znamky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
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SMRT NEZNAMEHO.

Ma Superior Ave. usmrcen
byl vcera V nOci autem M. M.
Nathana z Franklin Av. neZna
my muz, jehoz totoznost ma
zjistit policie. Neznamy cita a.
81 22 roxy, meri sest stop a je-
den palec ma jeho kapesniku
modraji Sc pismena "a. A. 81,
kterazto znacka snad totoznost
zahubeneho uspisi. Nathan byl
zatcen pro rychlou jizdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-14
BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny Prineste je k
Simonovi - rejspOlehlivejsfmu smenar
niku, PIG Lenox Bldg. 2. patro, roh
vych. 9. ul. a Euclid Ave.
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ODKAZAN VELKE POROTE

Okresni zalobce odkazal po-
roJe farnare Alberta Trimpla
z Bedford, obvineneho z lupic
stvi a strelby. Trimple pry Sc
primal, re v 1tery v noci su-
castnil Sc loupezneho tazeni do
obchodu Marie Wellarove v
Randall, "a kterezto velkokra-
deze druh jeho, rovnez zamoz-
ny farmar bedfordsky S. Nj
chols byl policii zastrelen ma
miste.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
FIELD SELECT SEED CORN

Select seed in the field from the
highest yielding plants which are
growing under average conditions of
spacing, fertility, and moisture. 1t is
not enough merely to select the seed
in the crib, says w. C. Etheridge of
the University of Missouri College of
Agriculture for one can have no no.
ton of the conditions under which the
crib-selected ear was produced. In
selecting seed from the field attention
should be paid to the maturity of the
ear. Only well-matured ears should
be chosen for it is desirable above all
things to select strain which will
thoroughly mature within the growing
season. Never select ears with big
sappy cobs for such ears dry out very
slowly in storage and are more liable
to heat or freeze than ears which con-
tain a smaller amount of moisture.
Among the highly yielding plants it is
well to pay attention also to the form
of the plant itself. The ears should
be chosen from strong, stocky plants
which stand erect in resistance to the
wind. However, the total yield of the
plant and its early maturity are the
main considerations, and no character
istic of the plant or ear should be al
lowed to interfere in the selection for
these features.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
SOME UNUSUAL ARITHMETIC

Before Christmas days arrive the
people of the United States will re-
ceive in interest on Liberty Bonds
$458,0O0,000. They bought the bonds
in spirit of patriotism and now find
1t an investment, as well as debt
which they must eventually discharge
No usurer receives the interest OF
had any part in fixing it. Our own
citizens own the bonds, and now with
an agreeable feeling, cut the coupons
Many citizens bought bonds until il
hurt, often making sacrifices and ex-
ercising unwonted economy. But how
well it pays! If those who receive in
terest in the months remaining of this
year so elect they will be paid in War
Savings Stamps instead of cash, an
operation by which they obtain COM
pound interest. Now here is a pleas
ing and interesting problem in math-
ematics. The debtors are also credit
ors. The debts are also investments.
Much of the money saved would not
have been saved but for the admirable
response to the Liberty Bond calls. In
dealing with this problem, what is
the complete answer? The compleXi-
ty of it is evident, but all is COM
mendable.
More remains to be said. The money
was spent in an unavoidable war. We
won the war. The country was called
upon to prove the infexible courage Of
its manhood-and womanhood. The
result was in keeping with the best
traditions of the greatest republic.
Militarism went down. Frightfufness
was indomitably faced and smashed.
A terrible world menace was ended.
On the whole, future peace among the
nations will be strengthened. The
United States is no longer unprepared
for coming emergencies, whatever
they may be. How stands the bal
ance sheet, the showing of profit and
loss ? 1t is wise scholar who can
do the sum.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
THIRTY-FIFTH
WEDDING ANNIVERS AIRY

On Thursday, Sept. 18th, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cook celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary at the DeSoto
Fair. After they left the fair grounds
they motored out three miles east of
DeSoto to see an aged uncle and aunt
of Mrs. Cook, brother of Mrs. Cooks
mother-Wesley Patterson. They are
very old, Mr.. Patterson being "a and
Mrs. Patterson, SO. They have been
married 62 years. They hold the rec
ord of being the oldest married couple
nearabout DeSoto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook were accompa-
MED by their son, Marvin Cook, Of
lockwood They report an enjoyable
time, and that Mr.. and Mrs. Patter-
son are lively considering their ex.
treme old age.
May God be with these old people
and bless and keep them ever rejoicing
in Sayior's love, is my prayer.
CONTRIBUTED.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
IT IS JUST GEORGE FORD'S

Toulouse, France,-George Ford Of
Kansas City, Mo-. has been running
for two years, the smallest and the
least official canteen in France.
When Red Cross representative
from Bordeaux made a trip to Tou-
louise, he found a most efficient can
teen for American soldiers being run
in an old dentists office. 1t was not
connected with the army 1t was not
connected with the Red Cross. 1t was
just George Ford's.
And George Ford, with his white
beard and his English that has caught
u French accent from his twenty years
in Toulouse, is known as "The Ameri-
can Daddy by every member of the
American army that has visited his
canteen, and they are legion in num-
bers.
The Red Cross man knew good work
when he saw it. He promptly sub
sidized George Ford unofficially with
a promise of all the canteen supplies
he could crowd into the office with the
big sign american Dentist" He sent
nm American cigarettes and soap and
chocolate and razor blades and writing
paper. And George Ford increased
his activities. He looked up boys in
nearby towns. He gathered them in,
saw that they were fed and housed,
gave them the freedom of his office
and the Red Cross supplies.
Then came the question of uniform.
The old man adopted for himself a
semi-official affair, long trousers,
nondescript coat and an overseas cap.
When the Red Cross representative
found him so pathetically proud of his
american" uniform, he sent to Paris
for the largest and most impressive
bronze "a. R. c." that ever stood out
from a shoulder strap.
The boys of the S. o. S. who reach
Toulouse are growing fewer and few
err, Last month it cost only 100 francs
to supply the canteen in the dentists
office. But there are six American
boys who will always remain there.
They lie in the little plot at one side
of the French Communal cemetery.
They, more than all the others, are
George Ford's boys.
A letter, in the old mans shaliy
handwriting, was sent to Red Cross
headquarters in Paris few days ago.
1t said; Here in this city we have six
American graves. The flag | put up is
fading and / would like to change it.
| thought you might have some in your
stock. If so, can you spare one for
the good cause?"
Six new flags, the best that the Red
Cross could buy, have just been sent.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19

toward the market. If hens are not
laying eggs they are fit only for food,
and the quicker they are marketed
the smaller will be the feed bill for
the flock. ~ Perry county 1856 non
laying hens were culled from 1903
fowls examined the first week of the
campaign. At one farm, Al hens were
culled from a flock of 40. The own
err was pleased with the work, says
County Agent Raut, as she had been
getting only a to 6 eggs day, and
was satisfied the laying birds were
among the eight retained. In the sec
ond week 81 farms were visited. Of
the 1882 fowls examined, 542 were
culled as non-layers. The percentage
of cults seems to run about The same in
all farm flocks. In Vernon county out
of 1853 hens examined in p demon
STATIONS, 664 were culed.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
TO RE-
CLAIM LOST ACREAGE

N. J. Meyer of St. Francois county
is adding to his farm. He is not buy
ing more land but is retaining hill
side that flowed away several years
ago and left so much waste land. The
many gullies in it precluded any at
tempt to cultivate this part of the
field until the worst ones were filled
with brush. Yet the field washed
badly with every hard rain. Two ter
races were constructed, under the di-
rection of the county agent, along this
hillside which will doubtless solve
this problem of erosion. The extern
sion service of the University of Mis-
souri, College of Agriculture is advis-
ing the construction of terraces on
sloping fertile fields subject to ero-
sion and many farmers are realizing
its Importance.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
Just What She Needed

81 used a bottle of Chamberlain's
Tablets some time ago, and they
proved to be just what needed"
writes Mrs. Volta Bankson, Chilli
cothe, Mo. "They not only relieved
me of indigestion but toned up my liv-
er and rid me of backache and dizzi-
ness that / had been subject to for
some time. They did me a world Of
good and / will always speak a good
word for them" Obtainable every
where. (ady)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19

Caneis are goid everywhens
in scientifically sealed pack
at"s Of 20 cigarettes or fen
packages 200 ci1aTettss) in q
flas sine pHper-covsredcartdn.
We sfroneiy recommend this
carton for the home or Office
supply or when you travel
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy in Michigau.

Mrs. A. H. Hall, Caseville, Mich,
says, 81 wish to thank you for your
grand good medicine, Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. We are
never without it in the house, and
am sure it saved our baby's life this
summer"
Mrs. Mary Darlington, Caseville
Mich, says, 81 have used Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy fol-
years and it has always given prompt
relief" Obtainable everywhere. (ad)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-19
LOAFER HENS
STARTING TO MARKET

Poultry culling campaigns nuder the
direction of the extension service of
the University of Missouri College of
Agriculture are heading many hens
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
New Publications

The following publications were issued by the United States department of az riculture during the week ended January IS. 1919:
 Practical Hints on Running a Gas En- zine. Farmers bulletin 1913.
 Producing Family and Farm Supplies on the Cotton aFrm. Farmers bulle- tin 1915.
 A Study of Some of the Chemical Changes Which Occur in Oysters During Their Preparation for the Market De- partment bulletin TAO
 Production of American Egyptian Cot ton. Department bulletin TAP
 The Economical Use of Fuel in Milk Plants and Creameries. Department bull letin 747
 Need of Strong Departments of Az riculture in the States Remarks of D. F. Houston, Secretary of Agriculture, be- fore the National Association of Commis- sioners of Agriculture at Baltimore, Md, January ', 1919.
 Today and Tomorrow in American Agriculture. Remarks of D. F. Houston Secretary of Agriculture before the As- sociation of American Agricultural Col eges and Experiment stations, at Balti more, Md, January 8, 1919.
 Copies of these publications may be ob- tained on application to the division ot publications, United States department of agriculture, Washington, D. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
Machinery for Cutting

Washington, D. C.-Why machinery is valuable in cutting firewood and espe- cially valuable now, when in many local ities there is need to save all the coal possible, is explained in bulletin just issued by the United States department of agriculture. Marchinery speeds up wood cutting, and means more wood ana therefore more coal saved
 buzz saw or a drag saw, it is pointed out Will cut several times much wood in day as can be cut by hand and will do it much more easily. Wood-saving machines are comparatively inexpensive, and when we'll cared for will last a long time. On farms which already have gaso- line engines or other sources of power little extra outlay is necessary. Most of the outfits may be operated by small number of men. Repairs and upkeep usu- ally are moderate, according to the bull. letin, which gives the first cost and cost of operation of machinery of this kind, and also describes methods of more eff fcent operation
 The cost of cutting cord of wood with buzz saw is figured at approxi- mately 20 cents. All small trees and cord = wood can be cut readily with a buzz and circular saw, but logs above 10 to F inches in diameter can be cut best with drag saw, although the latter will not cut so rapidly. The saving outfit may be owned comparatively or may be used for custom work. The new bulletin No 1923, may be obtained free on application to the department.