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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

La question irlandesa ha r~epercutldo
k,asta en- Australia donde el arZoblspo
cat6lico Mannix ha hecho propaganda
en- favor de Ir,,arda libre. De ALI vino
q los Estados Cnidos Y continue en-
Dleando SUI verbo elocucnte en- favor
do la oprimida isla de San Patricio,
Fcrsaba dtriEirse a Trlanda el patricia
prelado, pero un destroyer ingles lie
cerr6 el paso y 10 tom6 a bordo lie
yandolo a Inglaterra donde los parti-
carlos de IrIanda le p~reparahan una
grandiosa reception. que Sc fustr6
por haber ordenado Ell gobierno ingles
cue no Sc permitiera al ~arzobispo de
sembarcar cit pucrtos ingleses.
ProbablemeRte Ia corte ingiesa Sc
diriCi6 al Eaticano para que hiciera
,,chtii eli su propaganda al mag
rAnimo pasyor. rero Ell Cardinal Score
tario de Estado ha ~declarado que
la Santa ScLe IS neutral en- tales asun
tos Y que 10 nnico que hace es reco
mcndar n todoe los partidos la mode
ilaci6n Y reprohar toda violencia, como
lo hace el clero cat6lico irlandes, que
continuamente aconseja a los sim
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

La atenci6n del mundc entero ma
estado concentrate en- esta semana en-
Earsovia, capital de la narur Polonia-
ALI Sc ha estado ubrando, quiza Ell
| nltimo combat entire Ia civillZaclon y
n barbarie ~bolsneviki, mas NH que
IA barbarie salVaje, porque eS ei Sal
vaiismo ~civilizGdo, el salvaJismo que
emplea tudos los adelantos del prosfe
so nara baLIr' - Ia misma clYillZa-
ci6n.
La diplomacIa europea sc ha cruzaao
de brazos ante el immense peligro y nj
! sabe nj puede conjurarlo. Los prlmeros
Ministries de Ingiaterra y trancla Sc
reunieron en- lIythe para acordar las
medidas q&e habian de tomarse para
cunteuer Ell G.vance de los roJos Sc acof
do reanudar Ell lloQueo de Russia para
impedir que reciba munlclones, para
cue asf proIito SO yea SIN eleIlehloS
&c guerra V Sc vuelya pacif!ca- aun
contra su voiGntad.
Pero Ia diplomacia europea no puede
Yer a causa dc u rencillaS de Sus ri
validades, de u ambiciones, de sus
desconfianzS. y recelos, u el bloqueo
Que sufriG I:uSIa por tanto tempo
no le ha impcdiGo que tenSa IN arma
nento de primer orden.
de donde lubo tai armanento: he
auui ell miT.ister;c que aun no ha po-
dido resolvcr Ia d~iplomacia, verdadero
~rompecabezsls uuc atormenta q muchos-
Por el Mar Baltico ) Ell Mar Negro
81 bloquco era perfecto y era imposi-
bile que llegara al Soviet Grandes car
camentos de 3rmas- Los EStadoS bal
canicos son ,urados enemisos de Ru
sic, pero 70 QCc no permitlrlan que
por su territorio pasaran municiones
Que en- un ]rloInento dado podrian ser
cmpleadas en- su contra. Por Ia Sibe
rla tampoco podfa reClbir cleinentos
de guerra. Alrlnania eSta tan vigtlada,
d!cen los alindos. que no puede dispo
ner de sus cxistencias ne armamento
sin que no 10 supieran nj momento
Ia Entente.
y a pesar d TODD. Russia t!cnc arma
menlo magnffico para su eJercito que
suma hoy tres TniIlones de hombres.
'E pur )! muove" Y sin embargo Sc
cree que de- Aler1anla ha salido ell mag
i.tflco arnainenIo de Russia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

Dos son les prohlersas que Ia En-
tente, que Geclmos, que ell mundo tiene
en- estos rnomentos que resolver. Uno
es el de veneer q los bolshevikis que
i~rtentan ~esciavizar Z Polonia, Y otro
Ell de veneer al bolshevikismo. 10
primero es tarea relativamente facil.
en- tanto que lo segundo es cast impo-
sible, puesto que las ideas bolshevi-
ks Sc han ~esparcido como reguero de
I6lvora por ,odo eI mundo, 81 Crado
de que nc hay ahora rincon de Ia
TERRA Gonde TO haya cundido Ia pes
ti1encia bolaheviki. BESIDE luego, los so
c,alistas de todos los matices Y de to-
das las nacicnes son bolsheviits en- el
foHdo. Asf pues, aIn debei2do ell bols
shevikismn Crmado que cerca con sus
anillos i~nferrales a Polonia- queda por
exterminar 81 kolshevikismo spiritual,
e. de las dCctcinas, el de propaganda,
Il cue lleva cada obrero en- 81 Coraz6n.
Y 81 como es cast SECURE Po!onia es
vencida. ;cu4l sera Ia suerte de Europa.
resde lueso no Queda mas valladar
PARA contener q los rojos cue Aiemania-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
Los BOLSHEVKy TRUMAN ELL ARzOBISPO hANHK. -lkLANDA 81

V q nor ura ironla de Ia historic los
laliados Sc unen con su enemigo de aver,
Alemania, O hacen frente POI 81 solos
a las hordas de Lenine.
En- el primer cas- Alemania exiglra'
| acknowledgements, Ia revision complete
del tratado de Versailles y Francia y
todos los pafses perjudicados con "a
| guerra tendran que renunciar para
| siempre a toda indemuizacion.
En- Ell otro extreme, tendra la En-
teute que hacer frente a Russia y q
Ia misma racion alemana que vera
en- los roio5 a sus salvadores.
Asf, pues, los momentos son critl-
cos, solemremcnte crfticos para Ia hu
raanidad. El esDectro de Ia guerra con
ira Ia anarqu!a Sc cierne sobre el orbe.
Y va Leninc ha dicho que dentro de
IN alo la Europa entera sera bolshe
Wiki ' en- todos los pafses habra So
viets Y ell proletariado empuhara las
r!endas del roder' en- todas parties.
He aquf porGue ell problema ruso pre-
senta un dilcnla pavoroso para el nun
do entero-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
| fefnera moderation, aunque con POGO
extto.
Monselor Manni1 serd llevado q Roma
| donde yisitari al Papa.

En- Ia semana que hoy termina ma
ia Sc ha dicho de nuevos desordenes
en- Irtanda y sclo Sc ha sabido que
e! director del B4nco Nacional de Lon
ores ha ~prcsentado a Sir Lloyd Geor-
&c una proposicion/para una entrevis-
entire dicho primer Mi2istro y los Sim
feiners, para arreglar inmediatamen-
te Ia question irIandesa. Lloyd George
contest6 que solo que directamente los
sim feiners propusieran Ia entrevista
y declararan sinceramente los propo-
sitos que les l!evaban a celebrarla po-
dfa acceder a tai conferencia-
Fasta allora no sc sabe que Sc haya
arreglado esta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

Per espacio de CinCO afos 81 mill
turismo alenmu tue IA ~pesadilla de los
pueblns de Europa. Ahora comienZa
a scrin IN nnarqti!a rusa-
y eI mundo ge ha divit!do on dos
Landos con motive de Ia actividad del
Soviet. Francia y los Estados Unidos
dcc!aran terTn,nHtemente que no quie-
rem teneF niEcuUus reiac!Ones o los
hOIshevikis On tanto que Inglaterra, por
medic de So primer Ministro. dice al
mundo que debe tenerso mi polit!ca
elastica con los boishevikis, q Italia
Sc opone al bioqueo o Il Ia guerra con
ira Russia.
En- Ia conferencia ~celebrada Ultima
mcnte en- Fythe Sc n ord0 ell bloqueo dc
| Russia. como un medic indirecto de
! oyudar a Polonia.
Pcro nj auUnciar Lloyd George or el
Pariamento ~hritanico tai decision eI
partido lahorista Sc opuso tenaZmerto
a ella. Y como csc partido ha alcanza
! do en- los tltimos anos una fuerza
! extraordineria, IL polftica eGU!llhrista
del iefe del gcbierno inCI6s acab6
de recihir confederation Y hasta hoy
: 10 Sc dado ninrin paso formal para
Ilevar adelantc dIcho ~bloqueo.
Ash las cosas, Francla otorGa el
rcconocimientv al baron WranEel como
| robierno de facto de Russia = Sc pro
pone ayudoTls en- cuanto sea possible.
Esto ha hecho que estalle una divI-
SON ~profurda entire Francin e InElate
rra en- los rtomentos Ell quo era ma
necesario quo e~stuvieran unldas. v ell
primer MInintro frances ncusa n Lloyd
| George de haher fnTtado q 10 convent
10 en- Tythp.
7 mient-as ambas cancfTlarfas dis
| cuten a 10 hizantino. los rojos asedian
caCa vez rda entertainments a Earso-
via. que no as dificil que Ia ahora
t~ntortunada capital polaca haya caido
en- roder lie los bolshevlkis de q~uienes
Sc dice que Gesde hace dfas tiene
tornado IN cobierno holsheviki que fun
ciona en- Varsovia y que hara su apart
ci6n publica en- cuanto los rojos Sc
hayan apodersdo de la c!udad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29

of humanity had never been born;
brave as Caesar and gentle as Ruth,
every one of them. Carr was our
color bearer. He died in camp from
pneumonia the first winter of the
war. Henry and Tommie were both
killed under the flag in the bullet
showers of the battlefield. Capt J. C.
Williams was severely wounded at
the battle of the Wilderness, from
which wound he suffered the remain
der of his days. The oldest brother,
Phillie, l never knew. He was min
lister, so 1 have been told. Major Will
liams gave to the Confederacy six of
as fine soldiers as ever lived. Three
made the supreme sacrifice.
l beg to nlingle my sympathy with
the immediate family and fond
friends in this sad hour through
which they are now passing.
j. RUSSELL WRIGHT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29
j. RUSSELL WRIGHT.
Engagement Announced.

Colonel and Mrs. S. B. Mays have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret Eugenia, to Eu-
gene Hord Blake of Greenwood.
Their marriage will be quietly SOL
emnized at the home of the brides
parents on the 19th>of October. On
ly the very close relatives of the con-
tracing parties will be present. Much
genuine interest is centered about
this announcement. Although Miss
Madge has been teaching in Green
wood for several years, practically
making her home there during that
time, yet the friends of her childhood
and girlhood have lost none of their
interest in her welfare, nor any of
their affection for her. 1t is no
wonder then that the nuptials of this
young Edgefeld woman who pos
sesses many superior charms and wo-
manly graces is looked forward to
with the keenest interest by her
friends here who know her best and
appreciate most her real worth. Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29
Daughters of the American
Revolution.

The Old Ninety Six District d. A.
R. was held on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. J. H. Cantelou, Mrs. Frank
Warren, Jr., regent, presiding.
Letters were read from various
state officers in regard to work of the
chapter. One was "a request from
state genealogist, that sketch of
each ancestor of members of the
chapter on whose services they joined
be written and returned to her at an
early date. The historian requested
that each member prepare this
sketch by the October meeting.
Delegates were elected to the
State conference in Anderson in No
vember, as follows: Mrs. F. M. War
rem, Regent; Mrs. P. P. Blalock, Jr.,
delegate. Alternates, Miss Sarah Col
lett and Mrs. j. R. Cantelou.
The historic programme was in
charge of Mrs. j. L.. Minis. A very
instructive paper on "Women in In
dustry" prepared by Mrs. Helen
Nicholson was read by Mrs. A. A
Woodson. Mrs. Minis, following the
year book program, made a two min
ute talk on "The Political Outlook
with Women as Voters"
AT the close of the meeting ice
cream and cake was served by the
hostess.
The new year book Programme
was read and approved by the chap
ter. The next meeting to be~held with
Mrs. D. B. Hollingsworth on October
lis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29
next week for Augusta to take bust

next week for Augusta to take bust
ness course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynches of Aiken
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hutto
this week.
Mr.. Strother Paysinger of New
berry was visitor here the first of
the week.
Miss Edna Hutto has entered the
convent at Aiken, this being her first
term.
The New Century club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. David Kel-
lar and a very interesting meeting
was held. Mrs. P. B. Waters presided.
She extended greetings to the MEM
bers and wished for the club a very
successful year. There were several
matters of business to dispose of.
The year books were being printed
and promised to be very attractive
as to the topics. Delegates were
elected to the conference at Edge
field, being Mrs. P. B.>Waters and
Miss Clara Sawyer. There will be
several to attend from Johnston as
there are delegates from other clubs.
After business an instructive pro-
gram was carried out. The hostess
served a dainty salad course with tea.
Miss Mary Meyer of Greenville,
has been for a visit nj the home of
Mrs. M. R Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Turner will
move into their new bungalow this
week.
The friends of Mr.. Will Satcher
will be glad to know that he is now
able to be about again after being
confined to his room for several
months.
Mr.. W. MI Simmons died last week
at the home of his sister in Green
wood, after a short illness and the
body was brought here and inferred
in the Mt. of Olives cemetery beside
the gave of his wife who preceded
him to the grave about year ago.
Mr.. Simmons was good Christian
man and member of the iPresbyte
rian church, where he was one of the
chief workers. He resided here many
years and was honored and esteemed
by all. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strother, Har-
ry and Josephine are at home from
a visit to Newberry.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Mrs. Paul
Perry and children visited relatives
at Edgefeld last week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29
Notice to Farmers.

The Government Cotton Grader
for Edgefeld County is now in his
new office in rear of Court House,
ready and prepared to give you the
correct grade and staple of your
cotton.
If this is not your market, SAM
pie your cotton, bring the samples,
and get the correct grade and a
staple thereof.
]. H. CANTELoU,
Pres. Chamber Commerce,
Edgefeld, S. c., Sept. IA, go.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29
Ford Tractor Demonstration.
(Communicated.)

Yonce and Mooney are to be con-
graduated on the splendid demon
stration of the Fordson tractor and
proper implements behind same CIV
en- last Wednesday on the Bouknight
farm.
1t was demonstrated beyond a
doubt that the Fordson Tractor will
help the farmer solve some of his
most perplexing problems in prepar-
alton of his seed bed which is recog-
nized by agricultural authorities to
be one Of the four important points
to be taken into consideration in con-
nection with making crop. The
other three in order of Importance
are: selection of seed, fertilization
and cultivation.
The conditions under which the
Fordson worked last Wednesday
were regarded by all as very unusual
being very dry and hard, but the
ease with which the Fordson handled
the Oliver Disc plow, the Roderick
Lean Harrow, the Amsca Seed drill
and the Oliver cultipacker, convinced
everyone present of the amount of
power available, and as expressed
by several representative farmers,
zone could not expect or want any
better preparation of seed bed"
A great deal is being said and
written not only in South Carolina,
but all over our country about pow
er farming. 1t is no longer in the ex-
perimental stage but real fact and
any farmer interested in building up
his land to a good state of cultivation
will certainly have to resort to use
of the best improved farm machinery
and implements available.
Now is the time to begin to diver
sify your crops which has proven to
be the best boil weevil killer known.
In some of our Southern States
where the boil weevil destroyed crops
several years ago, today they pro-
duce more cotton than ever before,
but this is done by crop rotation and
planting cotton every third year
thus building up the soil in elements
upon which the cotton feeds and
having it available, so from the time
the cotton is planted the growth OF
| it can be rushed to early maturity
and where we raised one bale make
same land produce two bales.
Not only will we produce as much
cotton but each and every farmer
will produce all the feed necessary
for his stock and food for his family
thus making him independent as to
what price he shall get for his cot
ton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29
Card of Thanks.

/ wish to express my sincere graf
itude to one and all of the true and
loyal friends-those both far and
near-for their many, many acts of
love and kindness shown me during
my recent misfortune, an automobile
accident.
The memories of their kindness
shall be with me as long as l shall
live and l hope to repay them in
some way at some future time.
JAS. B.. MINICK.
Oakland"
September, 27, 1920.
Wanted: Two good mechanics at
$500 to s4.oo per day. Apply to G.
D. Minis, Clark Hill, s. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29

a "a Loving Tribute to Mr.. C. M.
Williams.)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-29

Oakland"
September, 27, 1920.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
= vclsbn6ho hunaoru.

Z volsbn6ho humoru.
A: Ty, ia by som sa chcel
obznamit' so sle6nou KozAkovou,
kol'ko ma rokov?
b: VOLTA do poslaneckej sne
movne.
A: A jej sestraY
b: VOLTA do senatu! .
Tie deti., u.
Mala Anicka: = Mama, kol 'ko
OtsenaSov musia sa modlit' pc.
kari, aby mali tol 'ko ehleba?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

MA PREDAJ Cd majitel'a, SO a
73-100 akra, 3 mile severozapad-
ne cd Garfield, ma konci maca-
dam cesty. Vel'mi dobre. budovy,
dobra zem, uhlie, drevo, ovocie,
vapenec. Potok ma pasienke. R.
F. d. Telefcn v dome. Mono sa
mast 'ahovat' jaseni. r. E. Will
liams, Garfield, Ohio. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
FARMA DO PRENAJMU, 60 q

krov. Posiato .je kukurica, ze-
miaky, kapusta co je treba do
domu. Rent $3.50 ma mesiac.
Predaj1 sa tri kravy, diva kone,
.sedem swim "a kdr, Is kureiat, 8
kaeky, 20 mladych, vozy, bogy,
. vSetko farmarske nacinie. Dom
ma 5 izieb.4 Len 10 minut do ro-
boty u Brier Hill plate mill ma
Stop II, Mosier. Prfd tie sa po.
zriet' ma farmu dr.. Whitehead.
Stefan Hakavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Tie dcti.

NY robfme vsatkd plumberskt prA-
Gu rosne oprAvy. NaSa pras 70 ga
rantovanA obsluha Is najlepsia. Ked'
nieco potrsbujet nasom obore, prid'.
10 K nam. Budste spokojnt.
MOSS and SCHA6UTZ,
a n. Champion st., Youngstown, o.
Auto Phone 1896 - Bell Main 64.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

MA PREDAJ 6-izbovy dom XII
pei 'nou garadzom ma peknej
ulici pri Glenwood Ave. Elektri-
ka, gaz, 'voda, pivnica, fornes,
'mocna stavba, skoro novy Cena
S., 300, hotovych treba polovica.
Haste sa v redakcii alebo pod {.
81 McKinnie st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

DO PRENAJMU DOM s vel'kou
zahradou, mastalou a mensimi
budovami. V dome sl tri izby,
elektricke svetlo, ma Price Road,
medzi Slovakmi. Zavolajte tele-
fon: Main It'll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

Dane, Q ktorych SINE tu hovorili sd priamym danmi.
Jeso al take dane ktorch ami nevieme ze ch patime
sn to dane cankov, ktor6 uzlvame ako ma pr dohan
tabakD pred prohbiciou palenka. Dan tychto veci
plata vyrapatea alebo predavaci zaratau u do
kosymeroy Pocas vojny plati nepriame dane sko-
70 cd kazdeho canku ktory kupova lebo vlada po-
trebovala velke peniaze na vedenie vojny.
Y tomto case mnom yynikajuci spoluobcania odpo-
rdeajd obcanstvu tax zvany jednotny system danovy
(sngle tax sysem zaklade ktoreho vsetky dane w
berane by boy edne cd pozemkov Cd dane oslobodene
by boy budovy opravy ale zvysenie hodnoty poze
ku BY slo v,prospech statu Lsbo
l<oy, do
penia cene LEI cele obeanstvo sice ze tom oko
aebo takych pozemkoch usadilo. Preto ie samo-
zrejme ze tel vyhody majd vsetci obeania mat dzok
a nielen MATTEL pozenaku
Pokracovapie budncns.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
BUSINESS GUIDE
DOsTALI s1xE Y KRAJAtl

D0sTALI A1kE = K1AJAI
Move mapy ceskoslovenska 76c. veia-
eek Mar, Slovensk5ch piesnf n. Hvay
dobny yinsovnik 55c. zivot gen. sts-
fanika SOC. Ako 81 ziskat lasku, mai
novsia kniha pre- milencov 81. 6eba-
sochrana zdravoveda, lek4rska kniha
also. Go xsny vedet' maid, len pro
zeny 81. Kucharska kniha 41.75. Bib
liza stvoreni sveta obr&xkami Ill.
samopoctar 60c. Biblia Evst& a. Plan
vekov 81. Tranoscius IS. Costa 4 Bohu
$3.50. Jadro NAboz. v5levov a. Jczis
Moja Radost' $3.50. NebeskA Mamma
$3.50. Noyy zakon SOC. Objedn&yky .
obnosom zasielajte ma:
4. v. CIHELKA
426 East 72ud st., New York 0ity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

Ma PREDAJ dom pozostavaj1ci
dvoch bytov ma prvom po-
schodi a dvoch bytov po dvoch
izbach ma druhom poschodi. Pre-
da sa vel mi lacno pre- odcesto-
vanie do kraja. Tiez sa preda kra-
va a jalovica. Haste sa osobne ma
adressu: GIL Oxford St., East
Youngstown, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
ODPOMOCNE ZASIELKY
. do
CESKO.SL.OVENSKA

inych europskych krajin zasielane a
poistene "a najnizsie. ceny. Piste nam
informacie.
MILTON SNEDEKER CORP.
zasielatelia nakladu do cudziny,
z Stone st., New York City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

Another cheese which resembles
iio1u.'rrt cheese Is Cnsdder cheese.
favored With sige pn.y IN appear
Hnce doe, This sage cheese cope with
Uoauofort However many are con
fused In the two
American cheese-thc commercially
made-lR Known best under tho names
OF cream cheese and fun cream cheese,
We louk to tho northern locritie- for
the best Of this cheese. even though
cheese II made In many localities In
the United states.
Cottage Cheese Popular.
Cottage cheese the home made
ch,cse - has gained In popularity In
the past few years. The fact that
women generally have teen taught 10
make cottage cheese out Of even the
smallest amount ~ sour or butter milk
Is one Of the things for Whlch W have
to BE- THANKFUL.
The oli-tlme cottage cheese makers
tangled" way ~ making cottage
cheefc. We Of the present day are in
such a hurry 10 get things done, that
We hea, the clabher or huttcrmiik un-
III II shows signs Of curdllnG. then
strain II nv pressing and ~sausetins
the cloth until II ls dry.
Long ago. when time WAS not such
an item to tho mi whose house.
keeping was the only event OF the day,
the milk was allowed 10 stand until
the cnrdl'ng became n natural process
brought about by the SLOW action Of
the Tactic acid. This curded miik
was empticd In n sack OF firm cloth
! snd hung "ou,' 10 drain. The most
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ey Lsno Osborne.

The cheese family Of foods Is 30
Arse. not many Of US ever become
familiar enough with II TO call each
end every one by his erst name.
~ 10 able to rIpnounte and spell the
0aSNes u NJ difficult az 10 determine
the hest uses for each. For many
YeArs certain members Of this largo
hUIly were used for only n purpose
10 IN In At the Dutch ~iunch-but
n - predicted that these same brand
o. M6kes will find a hearty welcome
N ,sandwiches. saiads. with desserts and
wiyt after dinner coffee o
me making OF cheese IL a most pc
culiar process. since the locality has
practically all 10 do with II,
MIX nav be obtained most any
pIAre or NAV he shipped there but
there are only a few localities In the
world naturally suited IN the making
Of fine favored cheese.
Bacteria Manufactures.
ga certain bacteria 10 necessary 10
The development NJ each flavor Of
rhsese, and while science has been Try
INF for years n shin. ~ transfuse this
tiny plant from It's natural haunt to
other localities. the experiment has
never been entirely successful.
Rouuefort cheese. rnsdo from goats
MINI, gets its unusual flavor from tho
mold which grows on Its surface, aiVr
hNlng placed In caves In hill sides,
enoAe Tor this purpose. The top OF this
med b clipped eStry few weeks. which
oQoUsa 10 give extra strength To the
ruS1D q they work their way Into th'
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CURE FOR AEM1MlA
FouND, IS REPORT

-
'tN'hN ~ 'hari"s Arthur flns'
a''hNtr ph> siclah' has d"clinrd 10 out
me Nhnt rfovfsss has been msde 10y
himself ana other prominent phyhiclhns
" uhis c'iy IN thelr search Tor a cure
lot pctn'c'ous nnaemlh-
INC '9'S "'H' mv'p''"' Pro'''',"h
NV p''n on p'hNf 'o' sono Nc'ss
i"NoWlns ,he reported uIs'o'efF "
r'u s"n "' '""'ns'o, u"
''"'in'h, 'h'' " " o'''','a WIZ nl.o'u
y 'o',''n'". ."le " '""r' '"','.e