davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-08
Bailey's Music Rooms

Reliable pianos and playerpianos at reasonable
prices Victrolas, Sonoras. records and sheet
music Telephone 369-W, Barre. VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-08
BUSINESS CARDS
PIANO TUNING

Of The HIGHEST QUALITY
10 years experience Player Pianos a speciality
Have satisfied such musicians as Fritz
Kreisler, Albert Spaulding, Alma Chuck,
Reed Miller Earl Cartwright. and others
of equal talent
b. ARTHUR REED
Box las Montpelier Tel. 327 Res, 1851
Leave orders at BaiIey's Music Rooms.
Barre, tel 369-W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-08
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - frst-cass Jumper; J: P:
Corskie & Son. 7ou
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-08

FOR SALE CHEAP-Dapple gray mare, 10
yrs. old weight about 1000 lbs. good work
err, single or double; also one l6-months-old
lPercheron) mare colt, good one Jorgen
Beck, Chelsea, vt. I7lt3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-08

BLACKSMITH - Horseshoer. help on Job
bling steady job apply to j. B. Robinson. 20
Summer street. l74t6'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
SUDUzO 20 TAVORINIU
VAGONU.
Philadelphia, Pa, spaliO

Philadelphia, Pa, spalio
2 d. = Traukinys su preke-
mis- is Chicago ant uzsisuki-
mo nusoko nuo begiu if su-
DUO 20vagonu sudarydami
kruva misinio prekiu if sulu-
zusiQ vagonQ. Apie uz poros
minuciQ atleke ekspresas ir
maSinistas vos suspejo sulai-
kyti traukini ir isgelbeti
traukinl nuo nelaimes.
Vienok lokomotyvas, val
gomasai kambarys ir ketu-
ri vagonai tapo numesti nuo
b6giQ Masinistas ir peeku-
rvs tapo suzeisti, bet pasa-
zieriai niekas daugiau menu
kent6jo. q
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
DENIKINAS ISGELBES
RUSIJA.

Paryzius, spalio 8 d. =
Cia pribuvo is Turkijos ru-
sas aficieras, kuris tula lai-
'ka buvo pietiniame Rusijos
fronte. Jis pasakoja, kad
generolas Denikinas yra
vienintele Rusijos Wits. Jis
girdi isgelbes Russia is boil
sevizmo. ~
Generolui Denikinui daug
prigelbsti Anglia, kuri pri-
state jam aprengimu del
100000 kareiviu. Denikinc
fronte taipgi matosi anglis-
ku tanku,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
LIETUVA TAIKINSIS SU B0LSEVIKAl
POPIEzIUS TAIKOSI
SU ITALIA.

Rymas, spalio 3 d. - TIA
lijos valdzia Wis buvo Snai-
ruoju su vatikanu nuo 1870
metu, kuomet Garibaldi kon
fiskavo daug baznytinio tur
to. Nuo to laiko valdzios at
stovai vatikane nebuvo pa
geidaujami.
Italijoje Wis ekzistavo
kaip ir dvi spekos: dvasis-
kijos salininkai arba juodie-
jie ir valdzios salininkai
arba baltiejie; tarp ju nuo-
lat buvo rami vidujine kova.
Dabar gi santykiai tarp va
tikano ir valdzios, sakoma,
pradeda gereti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
JURES VERDA.
Hilo, Salos Haiti. snail

Hilo, Salos Haiti, spalio
2. d. = Lavos upelis is ug-
niakalnio Mauna Loa slenka
linkui juriu netoli Hilo La
va Siuo laiku sudaro upe art
1000 pedu plocio ir 30 pc
dQ augscio.
Lava plaukia it milziniS-
kane lovyje, kurio krastus
Sudaro sustingusi lava, gi
verdanti lava sau ramiai
trukia linkui juriu.
Raudini lavos r;tuliai pa
sieke vandeni eksplioduoja
gi vanduo jur6se verda pus,
ratyje puse mylios nuo la
yos itakos juresna. PakraS-
tvs pilnas uzmustu zuvu.
Bet siaip ugniagalnio is
siverzimas padar6 nedide-
Illus nuostolius; sunaikinc
keleta namQ, kick medziu il
gyvuliu. Mat issiverzusi lavs
slcnka senaisiais lavos ta-
kais, kuriomis vietomis gy.
ventojai nesinaudodave.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
MEMS ATEIVIU
KARIUMENEN.

Washington, D. C., spalio
3 d. = siadien generolas
Black, virsininkas inzinie-
riQ korrpuso, isdeste armi-
JOS reikalus atstovu buto
militariai komisijai.
Jis uzreiske, kad pirmiau
Suvienytu Valstiju armijon
buvo imami ateiviai is ko
pasinaudojo Vokieciai, mes
budami S. v. armijoje, jie
suzinojo daug svarbiq da-
lyku ir veliau tas isejo ne
naudon S. V. armijai kares
lauke.
Jau paskelbus kare vo-
kieciai buvo pradeje skverb
tis kariumenen, bet tas tuoj
buvo sulaikyta.
Toliau generolas Black
.patare priimti ateivius ka-
riumen6n, kuomet jie uzreiS
kia nora pastoti Suvienytu
Valstiju pilieciais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
LIETUVA TAIKYSIS SU
BOLSEVIKAIS.

Revelis, spalio 2 d. (pet
Kopenhagena 8 d.. Specia-
lis korespondentas laikras-
clio Chicago Tribune prane-
sa, kad Estonija, Latvija ir
Lietuva prades taikos derry
bas su bolsevikais. Tokis
nuosprendis isnesta pereita
nakti ninety tautu konfe-
rencijoje Dorpate.
Laikinoji valdzia siaur-
vakarines Rusijos, kuri da-
lyvauja konferencijoje, ne
balsavo.
Visos tris Baltiko sails,
derybose su bolsevikais
veiks kaipo vienute, mes to
pareialavo Estonijos dele
gacija preliminariame pasi-
tarime su bolsevikais Psko-
We dvi savaiti atgal.
Sis zingsnys Baltiko val
stiju yra pirmas zingsnys
formalio pripazinimo sovie-
tu Rusijos kaipo neprigul-
mingos valstijos.
Estonija, Latvija If Lietu-
va dabar rinks atstovus, XII
rie susitiks bolseviku atsto-
vus mieste Dorpate. Laiakas
susitikimo dar nera nusta-
tytas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04

Atmetimas pagaminto val
dzios projekto ivyko po kon
ferencijos tarp premiere
Lloyd George il unijQ at
stovQ.
Unity sekretorius J. H.
Thomas isleido pranesima,
kad unijQ atstovai negalejo
priimti valdzios isdirbto plia
no del susitakymo,, nes tame
plane buvo reikalaujama,
idant unijos pasiduotQ be-
jokiu islygu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
PREZIDENTAS SERGA.
Washington, D. c., spalio

Washington, D. c., spalio
3 d. = Prezidentas Wilso-
mas kick susirgo lake pra-
kalbQ marsruto po Suvie-
nytas Valstijas. Pirmiau bu-
yo manyta tai neesant pa
vojinga, bet prezidentas Wis
nesveiksta.
siadien j lankanti dak-
tarai turejo du pasitarimu
ir neprieita prie jokios nau-
jos nuomones. Geriausiu
vaistu, sakoma, yra poilsis,
ir todel prezidentas saugo-
mas nuo bile darbo.
Gi DR.. Dercum is Phila-
delphia, Pa, kuris buvo spe
cialiai issauktas Washingto-
nan, prezidento sveikatos
stow skaito pavojingu gy-
vasciai.
Visa ellie prezidento GIN:
niQ pribuvo Washingtonan
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
POLIAUS TIRINETOJAI
KALHESIS SU LONDONU

Lndonas, spalio 3 d. -
Sekancia vasara Anglijos
mokslavyriai tirin6s pietini
poliu. siai ekspedicijai tai
soma specials orlaivis, ku-
ris lures bevielini telegrafa
vidutinio stiprumo if per.
duos zinias laivalns esan
items toliau nuo poliaus. Gi
Sic tuojau perduos, Su pa
yelba stipriu aparatQ, civil
zuotam pasauliui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
RUSAI KRYzIOKAI KO.
Val SU BOLSEVIKAlS.

Londonas, spalio 3 d. =
Cia pranesama, kad Omske
susitvere tikybinis ordenas
svento Germogeno, kurio
tikslu yra kovoti su Rusijos
priesais ypac SUI bolsevikas,
kaipo priesais krikscionybes
ir staciatikiu tikejimo.
siu legijonu virsininkai
susides daugumoje is dvasis
kiu, taip il is profesoriq ii
zymiq politikq. JQ simoollu-
mi yra kryzius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
ANGLIJOS STREKAS
STIPREJA.


Londonas, spalio 3 d.
Anglijos gelzkeliu unijos
atmete pasiulyma priimti
septiniQ dienQ santaika tarp
darbininku If kompaniju.
Delei to nuotikio valdzia
preipesi prie pilieeiu, kad
stotu liuosnoriais j laikinu
pilicistu eiles. Tuoni nori-
ma suorganizuoti stipria sar
gyba apsisaugojimui reikme
nu pristatyma publikai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
1922 FARMERIQ
EMIGRAVO KANADON.

Ottawa, spalio 3 d. = Be
gyje pereitu 8 menesiQ per-
ejo Kanados rubeziQ apie
10000 asmenu. Is kuriu,
kaip pranesa oficiales skait
lines 1922 amerikonisku
farmeriu, kurie nuvyko Ka-
nadon apsigyventi ant vi
sados,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
KAIZERIO VIRTUE
WASRINGONAN.

St. Nazaire, spalio 3 d. =.
Virtuve, kuri visa laika bu-
vo veziojama paskui kaize-
rio vakariniame (Francuzi-
josJ fronte gabenama j Su-
vienytas Valstijas, kur bus
perduota Smithsonian muze
Jul Mashingtone.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
OMAROJE ARESTUOTA
rs YPATOS.

Omaha, eNbr., spalio 3 d.
Cia sarySyje su praeitomis
riausemis tapo arestuota rs
asmenis.
Generolas Wood rekomen
davo nusamdyti del tvarkos
palaikymo 100 policistu If
isigyti policijai pora kulka-
svaidziQ ir 80 riauSiniQ sau-
dykliQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
REIKMENIS PRIEsBOL-
5EVIKISKOMS SPEkOMS


Stockholmas, spalio 3 d.
PraneSama, kad Siaur-vaka
rines Rusijos stabas isleides
uzreskima, jog gauta ivai-
riu reikmenu If amunicijos
is Anglijos ir Suvienytu Val
stiju.
Pranesime taipgi pridu-
riama, kad bolsevikai tapo
suvaryti j pelkes If turesia
pasiduoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
DEGA ALIEJAUS
LAIVAS.

Liverpool, spalio 8 d. =
Cia pribuvo ingula laivc
Nembe, kurs, kaip pranesa,
ma, degas jau savaite lai-
ko prie vakarinio AfrikoS
krasto. Laivas veze 10000
backQ aliejaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
Rusai Kryziokai Kovai
Su BOI$evikaiS,
Artinasi KorejieCiQ Revo|iucija.
NGiInS Ateiviu Keriumonen,
Lake kares Mire 100000
Serbu.

mos progos, kad paplitus
po visa sail.
Pranesme taipgi pabrie-
ziama, kad Japonijos val
dzia turi paruosusi nemazai
kariumenes, kuri prie bile
sujudimo, tuojau gall ke-
liauti Korejon malsinimui
sukileliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
MONARCHIJOS
ZENKLUS.

Berlynas, spalio 3 d. =
Vokietijos valdzia rengiasi
isleisti isakyma, kad butu
nuimami nuo namu, ants
paudQ, l;Disku, saguciu If vi
sQ kitty dalykQ visi zenklai,
reiskianti monarchija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
RAUDONAS KRYZIUS
PlRKO CARO- PALOCIU.

Varsava, spalio 3 d. =
Amerikos Raudonas Kryzius
nupirko Baltstoges giriose
buvusio Rusijos caro- palo-
ciu. Caras vasaromis atva-
ziuodaves ten pamedzioti.
Shame palociuje, kaip pra-
nesama, bus itaisyta val
kams If seneliams bel palie-
geliams prieglauda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
sAUDE | DEMONSTRAN
TUS BERLYNE.
RerlvnaS. SpaliO 8 d

Berlynas, spalio 3 d. =
Berlyne ivyko darbininkQ
demonstracija, kurioj daily
vavo apie $4,000 zmoniQ.
Kariumene sutiko demon
strantus suviai5; uzmusta
vienas ir suzeista 10.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
TAFTAS TARIASI SU
SENATORIAIS.
Washingto, D. c., spalio

Washingto, D. c., spalio
3 d. = Buvusis prezidentas
Taft, apsilankes Washingto-
ne su budzeto reikalais, taip
gi turejo privaeius pasikalbe
jimus su senatoriais klausi-
me uzgirime taikos sutarties.
Jis kalb6jo SUI priesais su-
tarties ir SUI jos salininkais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
LENKIJOS ATSTOVAS
MEKSIKOJE.

Mexico City, spalio 8 d.
cia, kaip pranesa vietos
laikrasciai, pribuvo Lenki-
jos atstovas salkowski, ku-
ris rupinsis, idant Meksikos
valdzia pripazintQ Lenkijos
neprigulmybe.
~
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
TEISEJ.AS NUVEDE AD-
VOKATA KALEJIMAN.

So. Chicago, ILL.,, spalio 3
d. = Vietos teisme tapo su-
areStuotas streikieriu advo-
katas Thomas A. Green. Jis
suarestuota po tulo ginco su
teiseju; dargi pats teisejas
If kalejiman j uzdare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
NAUJAS REKORDAS
ORLAIVIU SMARKUME.
New York, spalio 3 d

New York, spalio 3 d. =
Cia gauta zinia, kad tulas
francuzas Villa Coublay nu-
state nauja rekorda orlaivi-
ninkyst6je jis buk lekes 184
mylias j valanda. Tai butu
apie 20 myliu daugiau uz
pirmiau oficialiai nustatyta
rekorda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
JUGO-SLAVIJA BE MI
NISTERIU KABINETO.

Belgradas, Serbia, spalio
3 d. = Naujas Jugo -Slavijos
premieras Partich negali SUI
daryti nauja ministeriu ka-
bineta ir negali. uzimti vie
ta neseniai rezignavusio ka-
bineto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
Lake KARES MIRE
100000 SERBU.

Belgradas, spalio 2 d. =
Pranesama, kad Serbia lai-
ke kares nustojo apie penk-
ta dali savo gyventoju. Nuo
vieno tyfo, kaip pranesama.
iSmire apie 100000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
SUSTREIKAVO TEISEJO
TARNAI.
Londonas. spaliO g d

Londonas, spalio 8 d. =
Visi tarnai teisejo R. D.
Hare sustreikavo If piketuo-
ia mama, neleisdami niekam
vezti maista teisejo naman.
Policiia emesi sergeti teise-
ia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
ORAS

Chicagoje ir apielinkeje.
siadien if rytoj oras ne
pastovus bus kick lietaus i;
oiski salciau; vidutiniai piet
vahariu vejai.
Sauletekis, 6:51;
Sauleleidids, 6.:27.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-04
ARTINASI KOREJIECIQ
REVOLIUClJA.

Honolulu, Salos HAITI
spalio 8 d. Vietos Japo-
nu laikrastis patalpino pra-
nesima is Tokyo, kad .siau-
rineje Korejos dalyje pilna
ginkluotu korejieciQ sukile-
liu, kurie tik laukia tinka-
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-11-15
THINGS YOUR CITY MAKES

The fact that turkeys are advanc-
ing in price will probably cause the
majority of us to "camouf1age" the
chicken this Thanksgiving.
Do you know the making of auto
truck bodies is becoming an industry
in Columbia of some proportions
Jarvis and Ficklin, blacksmiths and
formerly wagon makers, are seriously
considering going into the making of
auto truck bodies on a commercial
basis.
Already w. L. Jarvis is turning out
abort two truck bodies month rang
ing all the way from $50 to 5000 in
price, in connection with his other
mechanical and repair work. He says
he can compete with factory prices
on auto truck bodies and that he is
demonstrating that fact every time
he turns out new piece of work.
Ficklin and Jarvis have built three
large truck bodies for Paul Hulett of
the 90 Transfer Company, one for
Scurlock's Transfer Company, two
laundry truck bodies for the Dorm
Cloney Laundry Company, three de-
livery truck bodies for Hetzlers' and
two for Robert Rogers. Several farm
truck bodies and recently truck
body for the city engineers depart
ment were built. Mr.. Jarvis denies
that he built the "Black Maria" but
he says he could build one.
The opportunity in the manufacture
of truck bodies in Columbia rests in
the fact that almost every one who
buys an auto truck, gets one for
special purpose. Mr.. Ficklin is con-
sidering going to an automobile
school in Kansas City to learn the
fundamentals of the automobile busi-
ness before the firm branches out in
its new industry.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-11-15
BEHIND THE CLOCK

Human nature in general through
out the world has the faculty of never
being on time. No matter whether it
be for affairs of state, business deals
involving millions, or attendance at
pink tea, it is lust minute,
please" and we go back to adjust a
cravat, polish our finger nails or
brush our teeth. 1t is simply a way
Mr.. Earth Being has of putting things
off until the last minute. While the
next door neighbor waits at the curb
in the morning for Mr.. Business Man,
the latter individual must fill his pock-
ct with stogies, hunt his overcoat,
dust Off his shoes and kiss his wife
goodbye in the short space of sixty
seconds.
During the day, the same process
of delaying the game is resorted to
by the average dweller on the globe.
Milady makes use of it while the
butcher boy, the milkman and the
plumber wait impatiently at the back
door while she adjusts her boudoir
cap, feeds the canary or puts up the
lace curtains. 1t is simply an in
born trait with the race of men. I'm
consciously We take the time of 9TH
ers for petty, Insignificant tasks of
our own that could better be done
earlier or left until more opportune
moments. Those whom we delay in
turn cause others to wait and so
there is an endless stream of those
precious minutes that slip by into
eternity with no accomplishment to
their credit.
1t is just as easy to be on time;
the matter is all merely one of habit.
A well regulated method of life will
eliminate crowding all our activities
into the small space of sixty ticks of
the clock. When the Grim Reaper
comes to serve US with summons,
he will calmly sharpen his scythe and
laugh at our vain admonition, Just
a minute, please" 1t will be hard for
some individuals even to die on time.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-11-15
ICOLUMBIANS MAY STILL
EAT HOMEMADE SORGHUM

How long has it been since you
have eaten sorghum, the kind made
back on the farm, not some advertis-
ed brand of corn syrup with burnt
sugar added to give the sorghum fla
vor?
Sorghum, which once was one of
the mainstays of eating in early Mis-
souri, homes, ranking with cornbread,
bacon, milk and butter, wild onions
and corn whisky, has almost disap-
peared from Missouri tables. Many
persons know that it is made from
cane juice, which they think is tromp-
ed out by barefooted trompers-a no.
ton indicating that they have con-
fused early Missouri history with the
Scriptural description of wine-press-
ing, where the young men and maid
ems tromp out the grape juice in their,
presumably washed, bare feet.
T. N. Coats runs sorghum mill off
Sexton road, which is the only mill
of any capacity near Columbia. His
mill has produced eighty-five gallons
in days run, though sixty is the
average. He uses a siXteen-horse-
power engine to turn the cane mash
er. The old source of power was a
horse, which walked in circle. A
small bot sat on the pivot, swinging
lazy whip now and then and usually
chewing length of succulent cane
stalk.
Sorghum undergoes an eventful
journey in it's various permutations
preceding it's arrival on the table in
an edible state
Cane is planted in April, May or
June, depending on when the farmer
wishes the cane to mature. The fer
tility of the soil, as well as the time
of planting, determines when the cane
will ripen, cane in rich soil taking
longer to reach its growth.
Cane Requires Little Flowing.
The seeds are planted in thick rows
barely wide enough apart for the cul
tivator to pass between. Cane does
not require so much plowing as corn,
and it also lasts out a dought better.
1t begins to ripen in August. When
we'll headed out it is ready to be
stripped. For this work the worker
uses light paddle, knocking off the
leaves at two strokes to the stalk. The
stalks are then cut and bound into
bundles, preparatory to being hauled
to the sorghum mill. Cane so han
died will keep three or four months
When cut after frost it is likely to
sour.
At the mill, the stalks are run
through the masher, the rollers of
which press out the juice. The juice
is piped directly to the boiling pan,
which in the case of Mr.. Coats boiler,
is divided into three sections. The
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-11-15
FAyORITE SONS

Although the time for presidential
nominating conventions is several
months distant, booms for favorite
sons in the 1920 race can already be
heard above the din of the political
roar.
Presidential booms for favorite sons
seldom amount to a great deal but
they do afford the public a certain
amount of amusement and give relief
to the monotony of dull political is
sues. These booms are easily born.
A mans admirers gather, draw up
resolutions favoring the candidancy
of the man, and spread this propa-
ganda throughout the state.
If the favorite son who happens to
be the subject of the boom has a good
political record behind him the people
will show enthusiasm regarding his
candidacy. Whether he be a govern
or, senator or common ward-boss, if
he has not stolen the torch from the
Statue of Liberty or committed some
similar offense, the citizens of his state
announce to the world that the next
president dwells in their midst.
This occurs in various states
throughout the nation, and when the
nominating convention is raped to
order there are goodly number of
favorite sons seeking the highest of
political honors. The various favor
lite sons delegations make much ado
about nothing and increase the spir-
it of the convention by parading hith-
er and thither with their brass bands
and gay banners. They present an
atmosphere seen only at county fairs,
church bazaars and Fourth of July
celebrations.
OF course it is seldom that one of
the favorite sons is blessed with the
nomination, but who cares? The dele
gates of the favorite sons have had
nice trip to the convention city, free
of charge, and the favorite son him
self has the satisfaction of knowing
that his name has been before the
public.
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pecially when the skimmer's hand
was not quick.
Nothing but molasses is left after
the scum boils over Mr. Coats dips
the remaining juice out of this sec
ton into a third, where it receives the
final boiling. Here it is boiled down
to the proper consistency, which Mr..
Coats determines by dripping some
of the syrup from the ladle. The
greatest nicely of judgment is requir-
ed at this delicate point.
EvapOrated to Desired Consistency.
Having been boiled long enough to
rid it Of impurities and evaporated
down to the desired consistency, the
sorghum is dipped up into a high
placed reservoir, from which it flows
down through a series of cooling
troughs to final container. The sor-
ghum is now ready for the market.
Each gallon of molasses represents
some ten gallons of cane juice which
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TALKS TO WOMEN VOTERS
Dean Loeb Tells Them About Place
of the President,

"The election of the President of
the United States is of peculiar inter-
est to the women of Missouri because
they will have their first chance to
vote for that officer at the coming
presidential election" said Dean Isl
dor Loeb to the Citizenship School,
which met at o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon in the Commercial Club rooms.
eff the women of Missouri have a
right to vote for only one officer they
at least have the advantage of voting
for the most powerful official in the
world.
President Has Great Power.
'The actual power of the President
varies according to his personality,
ability and position as a party lead
er," said Dean Loeb. "The President
is the only official authorized to rep
resent the United States in foreign
relations. The President is our rep
resentative there. This fact carries
with it very extensive power.
while it is true that the President
has NO power to declare war he can
nevertheless involve US in war in
many ways" said DR.. Loeb. "He has
the power to recognize states. This
may involve US in war He sends dip
lomats to foreign states. He can re-
ceive diplomats or dismiss them.
"The constitution says that the Pres
ident can make treaties by and with
the consent and advice of the Senate.
In order to know just how that is
meant we must see what the custom
has been. The custom has been op-
posed to that. The only power the
Senate has is to ratify."
The next meeting of the Citizenship
School will be at 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon in the Commercial Club
rooms. The topic will be, "The Con-
gress of the United States"
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benefited by them if we would win
their friendships. Association with
them would give us a liberal educa-
tion in their home affairs.
At the same time we might dispel
the homesickness which surely comes
to those who are so far from home.
They naturally are timid about fore
ing themselves upon US. By meeting
them a little more than half way, in
valuable good would result.
We can begin to practice our new
foreign policy at home and learn the
first principles of internationalism
here in Columbia.
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juice comes to boil in the first Sec
tion and then flows through a hole
into the second section. Here it boils
furiously for some thirty minutes.
Weight of the sugar in it causes mo-
lasses to stay in the bottom stratum,
while the impurities, being lighter,
float on top in greenish-yellow scum.
The agitation soon reaches a point
where the scum is pushed over the
edge of the pan and is drained away.
In the case of the old-fashined pan it
was necessary for a man to stand by
with skinner shaped like a dust
pan and skim off the scum as it rose
to the top. This method failed to rid
the molasses of all the impurities, es-