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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Men Kina selv

er langtfra uden Skyld i diets
Ulykke.
Delegationen, Diet sendte til
Paris, hvori den indenfor K. F.
u. M. Kredse ~bekendte, forhen-
varende Observation-Disclosures G. 7.
Wang havde Sede, a altfor
svag. bet var 3 hederlige og
retskafne Mend, velskaarne for
Tungebaand, men som Stats
mend, der oven i Ksbet skulde
klare en- saa vanskelig Situation,
faldt de ynkelig igennem.
Dog, der er like stort at be-
.brejde dem. Hovedskylden for
Nederlaget ligger ct helt andet
Sted, nemlig hos den nuy@rende
Mifiterregering. Denne som kun
er ct Redskab i JapanernesH@n-
der, har solgt Landet bort Styk-
Ike for Stykke, og Diet for mar
agtige smaa Summer, som den
saa har anvendt til we'd Hjelp at
Soldaterne at holde Folket nede.
Folket som saadan har staaet
magteslest, og den eneste Be-
brejdelse, som med Grund kan
rettes mod dette, er, at Diet like
feYlsngst har rejst sig og rystet
Aaget af sig.
Som Undskyldning kan dog
tjene, at Diet er fsrst nu bag
eftsr, at den Slags Ting kom-
mer frem. Og hvem kunde have
anet, at Regeringens betroede
Mand kunde synke saa dybt, at
de kunde selge deres Land for EN-
ynkelig Sum Judaspengel
Deres correspondent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
The House of Enchantment.

A pretty little book very attractively bound. Suitable
Christmas gift for the higher Sunday school classes. The Iowa
BILE little heroine, the "enchantress', holds the interest and
sympathy of the reader from the time she is discovered in
her quiet Christian village home till she is happily married
into one Of the arstocratc families of the city. The incorri-
gibe Walter, her 'disoverer'', is through her sweet Christian
influence led to seek Gods help and guidance in life, and
later as an upright Christian man he takes up the duties he
had previously been inclined to shirk. The other characters
of the book are interesting and well portrayed. Altogether
this is a wholesome and refreshing story. Price 30 Cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL HOUSE
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10

Slet saa alarmerende er Til
starden heldigvis like, skriver
,,Jyll. psf" Men at Tuberkulose-
Procenten er stegen blandt Svi-
meme, har .,B. IT" faaet bekref-
tet we'd Henvendelse til Veteri-
nerfysikus, Professor B. Bang.
bet er rigtigt n0k, sagde
Professor Bang, at Tuberkulosen
er taget noget til i den senere
lid, men Diet er like saa forf@r-
delig meget. Procenten er visit
hen imod 10 pct. nu. Som en-
|Grund til Stigningen kan jeg
tenke mig den Mulighed, at Mel-
ken like er saa godt pasteuri-
|seret som for, fordi Mejerierne
lider under Kulmanglen. Men no.
get bestemt heron kan jeg natur-
.ligvis like sige.
Er Situationen truende for
.~Sundheden?
Nej. Del er 10 i Reglen
kun nbetydeligt, at Svinene an
gribes, og allie de angrebne Or
gamer k~asseres. Der spises Mas
ser af Swim, SON har haft Tuber-
Ter j ct eller andet Organ. Der
err ingen Grund til at engstes
for 0jeblikket, fordi Procenten
or stegen.
= Hvorledes virker Situatio-
men paa ExportenY
- Her lbetyder Diet naturlig-
Wis ct Tab, naar Tuberkulosen
stiger, fordi vi har forpligtet os
til overhovedet like til England
at exportere Swim eller nogen Del
af ct Swim, som har haft Tu-
iberkulose. Der kreves denne Ga
rant for lurmerkede Swim, og
derfor tables der naturligvis, .jo
flere Angreb Sygdommen m9der
med.
En- storslaaet Gave. De to In
stitutioner Hedeselskabet og
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES har J.
f9lge ,,Aalb. Amtst." fra Gods
ejer Hane-Schmidt modtaget Med
delelse ON, at han har testament
teret Godset ,,Bratskov" til dem.
Naturligvis skal Overdragelsen
dog f9rst fmde Sted efter hans
D9d. Der skal finde visse I'd
betalinger Sted, og der er i Te-
stamentet n@rmere Bestemmelse
ON, hyilke Formal der skal frem-
mes we'd Gardens fremtidige
Drift.
+ ,,Bratskov' havde indtil for
kort It'd siden 430 Tdr. Land,
hyoraf $50 Tdr. Lang Eng og
30 Tdr. Land Skov og Have. For
nogle Aar siden blev en- Del af
'Gaardens Jorder udstykket, men
Diet err endnu EN- meget anselig
Ejendom, og Diet er on meget
verdifuld Gave, de to Institu-
toner her %modtager.
,,Bratskov", der ligger tact OPP
til Brovst Station, err en- meget
gammel Herregaard, der i I'll
dens Lob err formindsket meget
og ofte har skiftet Ejer. | 1898
kebte V. H. Hane-Schmidt God
set for 100000 Kr.
Hovedbygningen STAIR som ct
Minde ON, at ,,Bratskov'' err en-
Ejendom med Ell gammel Histo-
RE. Dens Midterfl9j skal v@re
opfort af Munkesten med tykke
Mure og hvelvede Kaldere, og
der er endnu Roster af de GA
We, som j gamle Dage har omgi-
vet Garden.
Forbudsdebat i Studenterfore-
ningen. M@det i Studenterfore-
ningen Lordag Aften den s. No
vember blev livligt og interes-
SAINT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10

menneskeIigt at fej1e. Den Dom,
der feldes, navnlig den offent-
lige Meanings Dom over dem, der
har Ansvaret for Ulykken, Dor
derfor efter min Mening like
vare altfor hard.
De tilskadekomne og deres
paargrende er vi sikkert enige
ON at bevidne vor inderligste
Deltagelse.
Raadets Medlemmer sluttede
sig hertH we'd at REESE sig.
Sporene udslettes. Nh
har man faaet Korsertogets Lo-
komotiv fiernet fra UIykkesste-
Diet og er begyndte at fjerne Re-
sterne aft de 8delagte Jernbane.
vogue, saaledes at allie Ulykkens
-Spor smart kan ventes fjernede.
acknowledgements skal UNI
dersSges. Den 10. Nov. gik en-
Arbeidsstyrke i Gang med at
gennemharpe ct stSrre Stykke al
Jernbanedemningen for at under
s9ge, ON like nogle af de Var-
digenstande. der efter Ulykken
err anmeldt som bortkomne, paa
denne Made kan SKATES I'll
Veje.
Eft Spring for Livet fra Ka-
lundborgTogets Bagperron. Da
Kalundborg-Toget holdt og k9r-
tie tilbage for at opsamle Drengen,
der var falden af, gik if9lge
.Holbb. A.. Vbl.o 4 Mend fra
Knabstrnp, der var i Rejsesel-
skab sammen j den bageste Vogn,
en- Gennemgangsvogn, nd paa
Bagperronen for at Sc, hvordan
Diet gik med at finde Barnet. Def
var Bogholder Tulasius, Konto-
rist Andreasen og Pottemager
Jorgen Hansen fra Knabstrup
Teglvark SAINT Elektriker Hill
res.
Hansen, der var en- eldre
Mand, frps og gik hurtigt ind j
Kupeen igen. De andres Redning
skyldes, at de blev staaende. Tu-
lasius saa pludselig Exprestoget
komme imod dem og raabte def
til en- Togbetjent, der dog ben@g-
tede, at der kom noget Tog.
.Jovel kommer der ct Tog,
raabte Bogholderen, og da og-
saa de andre to nu fix Ole paa
Expressen, sprang de allie tire
.ud og mere rullede end lob de
ned aid Jernbaneskraaningen, og
~sanselese styrtede de videre ind
paa Marker.
Men den gamle Pottemager
der fr9s - han var nogle faa
0jeblikke efter en- d9d Mand,
drebt we'd Sammenstedet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10

med paa de allieredes Side, og
der blew dengang af Amerika
givet Kina
bestemte Lgfter
ON Stette paa Fredskonferencen
Men disse er like bleven holdt.
pa Shantung-Spsrgsmaalet kom
op paa Konferencen, erklarede
Lloyd George og C~lemenceau
SAINT Ita1iens Repr@sentant, at
den Ssg var afgjort fra deres
Side, de var bundne af deres
Traktater, a den MATTE Anne
rika 'alene forhandle med Japan.
Derned var Wilson stedt i
en- uhyre vanskelig Situation.
Bet, Wilson fremfor alt On
skese, var at redde Livet paa
hans Yndlingsbarn: Nationernes
Liga. Da Japan derfor truede
med at forbade K~onferencen, og
dermed tage Livet af Wilson's
lille Verdensfrelser, saa paa
Trods sf, at han vidste den store
uret, der blew begaaet, saa svig-
tede han Kina og de givne Lef-
ter = og reddede saaledes Ma
tionernes Liga.
Men dermed har han sat en-
Plet paa sin oilers saa noble
Karakter Diet siger i hvert
Fald Kineserne.
bet er 10 nu en- yelkendt Sag,
at denne hans Handlemaade har
slaaet Revner, like alene linden.
for den amerikanske Regering,
men ogsaa mellem Presidenten
og hans nermeste Venner. =
Som Eksempel skal kun n@vnes,
at straks da dette blew bekendt,
indsendte den amerikanske Ge-
sandt i Picking, den retlijede
DIR. Reinsche sin Afskedsbege-
ring med Diet samme som en-
Protest mod Americas Politik
overfor Kina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10

lige Baciller, men da instituted
hovedsageligt kun har Baciller,
der Skriver sig fra Sygdomstil-
felde i K0benhayn og Omegn.
saa har man opfordret samtlige
.Landets Lager ON at rendyrke
Baciller fra Sygdomstilfelde, der
err behandlet i andre LANDSLIDE.
Her st9der man imidlertid paa
EN- ret vesentlig Vanskelighed,
Fidet de farlige Meningoeoc 'er,
der er saa frygtelige j deres Virk-
|ninger, selv er yderst sarte. For
sendes de i elias paa almindelig
Made, saa dor de paa Rejsen.
Seruminstitutet har derfor kon-
%strueret serlige Forsendelsesap-
'parater, som udleveres til enhyer
|Lege eller Sygehus, der behand-
Ter Meningitistilfelde.
Biblen! bet er forunderlig gle-
deligt at sc, hvor Biblen ibestan-
dig over sin sterke Tiltr@kning
Ipaa Mennesker, skriver ,,Kr.
Dgbl." af IA. Nov. For 0jeblik-
ket er der paa Diet allernerme-
ste halvfemte Tusinde taste Del
tagere we'd Pastor Skovgaard-Pe-
tersens Bibelkursus i K9benhavn
og paa Shetland. Overall er der
stor Tilstremning, like blot we'd
Aftentimerne, men ligesaa vel
we'd Formiddagstimerne
+. Eks. holdes der ct Kursus
Dalby fra Kl. lip Formid-
dag, men trods den ubekvemme
lid er Lokalet fyldt, og Folk
kommer milevidt fra. | Glostrup
og Haslev holdes Kursuset i Mis-
sionshusene, j Frederikssund,
Terslev og Nestved i Kirkerne,
i Frederiksvark j en- Dansesal
Mem Dansesal, Kirke eller Mis-
Isionshus - Formiddag, Eftermid-
dag eller Aften ligemeget
Folk kommer, og Folk lytter, og
skal man DONNIE efter Stilheden
'og Stemningen, saa arbejder Gud
gennem Ordet. Der err ingen Twill
ON, at der i disse Bibeltimer
gaar mango Bud til Menneske-
|sjale, baade naar de sidder med
de aabne Bibler under M9derne
og senere i de stille Stunder i
L9nkamrene. Matte Guds Folk
ret forstaa dette megtige Arbej-
de, der menneskelig set saa godt
som l9ftes af cen Mand, og slaa
en- B9mens Kede ON ham og
hans Arbejde, saa Wilde Velsig-
nielsen fordobles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
Ribe Domkirkes Skj@vhed. I

interessant IngeniSrarbejde. Eff
ter ~ Aars Arbejde er man
nu bleven ferdig med Stebnin-
gen af Ribe Domkirkes Funda-
menter, der matte fornyes.
Man er derefter begyndt med
Forarbejderne til R~ettelsen af
Kirkens Skjevhed, Udgravning
af Pillernes og Nordmurens Fun
.damenter. Planen til dette over
ordentlig ~interessante Stykke In
genisrarbejde er ifelge ,Ribe
Stiftst.' beregnet og planlagt al
Professor we'd den polytekniske
Lereanstalt Sch9nweller.
Kirken har i Djeblikket en-
'Haldning imod Nord paa %
Tommer, som man I'm vii fjerne.
For den menige iBeskuer sy-
mes ct saadant Arbejde nGrmest
.Hexeri, men Fremgangsmaaden
er i Virkeligheden mcget sim
pei. We'd StGbningen af Nordmu-
rens og Pillernes Fundamenter
har man ladet ct Millennium
staa tilbage i Fundamental, der
udfyldes af svare Klodser og XII
Ter. | Mellemrummet anbringes
iDunkrafter - der anvendes
alt AZ Stykker af disse. Kirkens
4 Hj9rner udhugges, saa Gavle-
ne tsaar frit, i Aabningen an
,bringes Glideklodser. indsmurt
i Craft, og Drejningen kan be-
gynde we'd Hj@lp af Dunkraft.
Forarbejderne til Drejningspro-
cessen vii v9re tilendebragt we'd
Juletid. Derefter kan Diet int
ressante Arbejde, der trods allie
~npjagtige Beregninger maa lmo-
deses med en- Wis Spending, be
gynde.
Swine uberkulosen og Fleske-
exporter til England. bet er
tblevet meddelt, at Tuberkulosen
i den senere It'd havde visit sig
foruroligende hyppigt hos de
der slagtes paa Svinelag-
terierne. bet er endogsaa BILE
vet paastaaet, at indtil lOpCt,
af Svinene er tuberkulSse, og at
Tuberkulosen betyder intet min
DIRE end ct Dsdsstsd for vor Elk
port til England. ~ s@d"@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10
like Teologers Adgang til Fol
kekirkens Pr@steembeder. Som

man vii erindre, har Kirkemini-
steren 'blandt de Bev9ggrunde,
der matte drive til Fremsettel-
Sc af ct Lovforslag ON at give
Lagmand uden teologisk Eksa-
men Adgang TIL at bliye Prester,
ogsaa nevnt den Omstendlghed,
at mango dansk-amerikanske Pr9-
ster af Forholdene i Amerika vii
blive tvungne til at vende hjem
til Danmark.
Heron skriver Sognepr@st h.
r. Vestergaard i ,Menighedsbl.
bl. a. fslgende:
Der foreligger like tilstrek-
kelig Grund for en- saadan An
tagelse. Der er ganske visit / den
ne Sommer ankommen nogle
dansk-amerikanske Prester I'll
Danmark, men de er allie, paa
EN- enkelt UnStagelse n@r, teo-
|logiske Kandidater fra K9ben-
havns Universitet.
For de dansk-amerikanske
Prasters Vedkommende er der
like Tale ON nogen Faneflugt,
'Efter nit Kendskab til dem bill
yer de paa deres Post. | hvert
Fald vii def blive yderst faa,
der kommer til Danmark. Der
er ingen Anledning til at sette
Lovgivningsmagten i Bevegelse
af den Grund.'
Derimod mener Pastor Vester-
gard, at Diet af andre Grunde
Wide vare rigtigt at lade den
dansk-amerikanske P~rgsteeksa-
men galde lige med Danmarks.
Meningitis og seruminstitutet
|Baciller, der like kan taale at
reise. Statens Seruminstitut er
|nu naaet saa vidt frem j sine
Undersegelser af Meningitis, at
Diet err fastslaaet, at der findes
|flere AFTER af Meningococ'er.
som like allie err lige farlige.
Der .foretages for Tiden om-
fattende Forssg med de uhygge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-10

cialister) lndstiller Ministeriets
Forslag til uendret Vedtagelse.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

The Red Cross will conduct mem
bership campaign from November 2
to II. It wants The backing, the NOR
al support OF the american people
more than their dollars. 1t is up to
Americans TO Indicate whether they
want the Red Cross-the greatest or
ganization OF mercy in the world-to
continue. Join the Red Cross for
1890
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

For $1.OO down you may have a
Hoosier Kitchen cabinet. Put in your
home Thursday, Nov. 9th. Claycomb
& Anderson. AIT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
Americanism IS the KEYNOTE of the

Americanism is the keynote Of the
Third Red Cross Roll Cali Nov.2 to
II. Are you an American? Are you
proud OF your country? or course
you are. Then you should be proud
Of your country's official ational Re
lief Agency-zthe Red Cross. DO your
part by joining the Red Cross for
1920. Membership for the year costs
one llar,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

A pretty hat caused it all-"Ha-
eel" IT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
Paste for Brown Leather

An excellent paste for brown leather
is made Of two ounces of soft SOM
four ounces OF beeswax, two ounces of
turpentine and half an ounce of neat's
foot oil. Melt soap, wax and oil to-
.gether, then remove from fire and add
the turpentine. Stir well. When cold
apply with brush. s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

The first show will start prompt
ly at o'clock at the Sugg tonight.
Second show at o'clock. Two com
plete shows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

Sale of Hoosier Kitchen cabinets
at SlO0 down, lasts for 10 days only.
Get yours now. Claycomb & Ander-
son. 4-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
Woodmen circle to Meet.

The Woodmen Circle viii meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3lo'clock, in the.
X. of z. hall on Chickasha avenue.
Members who are Interested in the
raise in rates are requested to attend
this meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

Luther c. Cox, traffic OFFICER. was
the complaining witness Another
speeding charge is now pending in
police court against the same defend
ant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
pr. Anderson Returno.

Dr.. ]. A. Anderson who has spent
the past two months in Rochester.
Mimi, where he underwent seri-
Gus operation, returned yesterday af-
ternoon to his home in Chickasha.
He is greatly improved in health
and has gained some 10 pounds in
weight M t,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
Don't boost, just knock Hazel"

|. Thursday. Nov. 9Th, sale Of Hoosiel
kitchen cabinets at S1.OO down. Bal
ance easy payments. Claycomb & An
derson. Asst
A new mystery 2OOO years old
Hazel" Ii
Hoosier Kitchen cabinets for $l.OO
down balance by weekly payments,
commencing Thursday, Nov. 9th.
iClaycomb & Anderson. 4-3t
fanny Galloway and his Society
Girls in an entire change of minia.
ture musical comedy program at the
Sugg tcnlght.
For $1.0O down you may have
Hoosier Kitchen cabinet. Put in your
home Thursday, Nov. 9th. Claycomb
& Anderson. 4-3t
The first show will start prompt
ly at o'clock at the Sugg tonight
Second show at . o'clock Two com
plete shows.
Sale of Hoosier Kitchen cabinets
at Sl00 down, lasts for 10 days only.
Get yours now. Claycomb & Ander-
son. 4-3ti
A pretty hat caused it all-.Ha-
eel" IT
Mrs. Daisy M. Frazier, district
home demonstration agent, in com
pany with Mrs. CoryeH, county home
demonstration are in Alex today, at
tending a meeting of che girls club.
Your Christmas gift should be a
Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Get 1t now,
for $1.OG down We will hold it for
future delivery. Claycomb & AndeI-
son. 4.3t
MY hair still grew-"Hazel." 1t
Mamie Paag, of the Famous store,
caves today for Chicago and New
FORK to buy goods.
At the Carnival" Hazel" It'll
For ten days only you can buy
1oosier kitcehn cabinets at $10O
)nly limited number to sell, come
,arly. Claycomb & Anderson. 4-3t
Attorney H.. Tcm Kight of Clare
more, was transacting business in
'hickasha today Attorney Kight
vas member of the Seventh Okla
cma legislature, being. representa-
I've from Rogers county.
9aG Int nut dead Hazel" 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

Priscilla Dean, the meteor Of the
screen, in thriller with big twist.
Pretty Smooth Sugg tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
Speeding is Charge.

A complaint charging Cecil Court
ney with exceeding the speed limit
was filed this morning in police court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
Dersonal
Mention

Mention
\ Observation-Disclosures
rims tiie ladies. Hazel" 1t
"a Dearmon with the state high.
partnent Visited his family in
today
Thunder Mountain, Kozy
1t
nics clean ;obs, phone 7s9,
afain CO. 19-tt
oopala villain Rainbow come
today 1t
E Holloway Of the Bank barber
aAup returned yesterday from Wis
it With friends in Oklahoma City
Arc you satisfied with the pay you
~ "AO SSNtihb + DOiht YOU want y Dtl-
ter place? More money? II 50. a
card to box 2S7. Chickasha. will put
you in line. 25-St
Screen Notwithstanding DIFF |
ferent Kozy today. 1t
f. R. Smith returned yesterday
from a business trip to Oklahoma
City.
Perls of Thunder Mountain, Kozy
today. 1t
Greatest of American wonders
Hazel" 1tI
A pretty smooth" show at the
Sugg tonight.
If the bowels 40 not act regularly,
assist them with an occasional dose
of Herbine. 1t is fine bowel tonic
and laxative Price Soc. Sold by
Wren Drug Co. d-w,lm
J. w Kayser, member of the state
board Of public affairs, returned to
Oklahoma City ytseredya after visit
with his family in Chickasha
There viii be box supper Friday
evening at the Baptist mission, 10th
and Georgia. A cake for the pret-
test gil and a pie for the .ugliest
boy Come and help good cause
3.3t
Justice Frank M. Bailey of the
state supreme court, returned to Ok
lahoma City yesterday after visit
with his family in this city.
A show that is different-"H Hazel" :.
T. H. Bennett of the T. H. Bennett :
Land and Loan company was bus :
mess visitor in Oklahoma City yes :
terday
Coming Florence Reed in The :
Woman Under Oath"-a United Pic
lures production Sugg tomorrow. :
Love. beauty and tragedy, Hazel" :
Miss Faye Hickman has resigned :
as deputy county clerk and has ac- s
cepted position with Hyndman & :
Erwin :
For the broadminded public, "Ha- :
eel" 1t =
Was she demure French raid, X
or was she the smoothest crook at g
Jge? See Priscilla Dean in pretty =
Smooth" at the Sugg tonight.
My husband was right Hazel" 1t 8
w. t. Cloud, formerly engaged in g
the grocery business in Chickasha, =
now with the state auditors office, =
has returned to Oklahoma City after =
a visit with friends and relatives in 3
Chickasha q
The girl mystery IIazel" 1t e
7
Try the Tlme :
and Material" Il
3 1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04
Observation-Disclosures
Short Stories
of the TO1Un
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
Whose cuItivator2 2

Halloween goblins left cultlvator
at the corner of Eighth and Colorado
and residents of the neighborhood are
anxious for the owner to claim it,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

Hoosier Kitchen cabinets for $l.O0
down balance by weekly payments,
commencing Thursday, Nov. 9th.
Claycomb & Anderson. 4-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

Thursday. Nov. 9th, sale of Hoosier
kitchen cabinets at $l.OO down. Bal
ance easy payments. Claycomb & An
derson 4-St
A new mystery 20OO years old
Hazel" 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-04

fanny Galloway and his Society
Girls in an entire change of minia.
ture musical comedy program at the
Sugg tcnight.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-07-25
CORN OIL COMING
into GENERAL Use
Said To Be Better Than Animal Fat
And Taking Place of
Olive Oil

Ever since the Indians passed the
information along to our old Puritan
fathers and their equally puritanical
wives we, in America, have acknowl-
edged that corn is wonderfully nu-
tritious and sustaining food.
It is only within recent years, how
ever, that we have come to realize
that the oil in the germ of the corn,
hitherto regarded as by-product, is
one of the most valuable of all the
ingredients Of the corn.
For recent experiments have proven
that corn oil, pound for pound, is one
of the most readily converted and as
simulated of all fats, and that it has
very high nutritive qualities by rea-
son of this fact.
Corn oil is true "made-in-Ameri-
ca" product inasmuch as its use has
been confined largely to America-al-
though it is quite conceivable that,
before many years, there will be a
very great demand for it abroad-es-
pecially in the British Isles, in all
the northern countries of Europe, and
perhaps, even in the olive-growing
countries themselves. 6
Corn oil has unique qualities, which
in many respects. for one thing, its
method of preparation preserves it
from rancidity to which olive oil is
so liable, for fermentation processes
have been overcome in the prepara-
ton of corn oil.
Olive oil, as is generally known, is
merely the oil pressed from ripe olives
1t undergoes nc process of refining
or sterilization. So there is nothing,
once the oil has been exposed to the
air-of even before, for that mat
ter-to prevent the action of bacteria
responsible for the development of
rancidity.
With corn oil, on the contrary, great
care is taken to insure thorough steri-
lization. The crude, yellow oil, ex-
pressed from the corn germs, is puri-
fed by liberation and steaming. Then
the water, protein substances, and
giycerine elements, are removed. In
the oil thus sterilized, any germs that
may have dropped aroung, are killed.
Further the oil is deodorized, and the
ferments which later on might cause
rancidity, are completely destroyed.
The result is limpid, clear, light
yellow oil-odorless, anc with a pc