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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
ARMENIENS SKEBNE.
Diets Selvstendighed er besluttet,
da ingen Magt vii tage Mandat
over Diet.

San Reno, Italien, "a. April.
= Armenien skal blive en- fri og
nafhengig Stat.
Det hpje Raad har fattet denne
Beslutning, 'fordi hverken United
States eller nogen anden Magt
har visit sig villig til at aecepte-
re ct Mandat over det Land.
Armeniens Grenser er like be-
stemt. Den nye Republik kom-
mer rimeligyis til at blive lille,
da man mener, at jo mindre Ian
det er, desto Iettere kan det kla-
re sig. Man er bange for, at
hvis der bliyer for mango Tyr
Ike i Landet, kan de blive j
Stand til at sytrte Regeringen.
De, som staar det h6je Raad
n@r, siger, at der like er blevet
taget ret meget Hensyn til Fol
keforbundet, naar det gelder Ar
menien.
Raadet sendte eft temmelig nbe-
stemt Brey til Folkeforbundet
med Anmodning ON at overta-
sc Mandatet.
Dettes Raad svarede, at den
knnde gore det, men henledede
Opmerksomheden paa den ON
stendighed, at det like havde
Penge og ingen Stab. bet fore
slog, at Diet hgje Raad skulde
autorisere ct International Raad,
der blev garanteret af de Mag.
ter, hyis Representatives. udgior-
de Raadet.
Der bley gjort opmarksom paa,
at den nye Stat like burde be-
byrdes med EN- stor Gmld Be-
sgyndelsen, og det iheje Raad bley
ogsaat opfordret I'll at drive de
tyrkiske Stridskrefter fra den
nye Stats Grenser.
Dette Forslag er like bleyet
accepteret af Diet hoje Raad, som
saaledes afslaar at benytte sig
af Folkeforbundet med Hensyn
I'll ct Mandat for Armenien. Saa-
vidt man we'd, kunde Folkefor-
bundet, ON Diet havde de nod
yendige Penge, have truffet en-
Overenskomst med neutrale Ian
datet under Ligaens Overopsyn.
Blandt de mindre Magter, som
har veret paa Tale, har man SER
lig neynt Canada, og hvis Ca
NADIA like Wide overtage Man
datet, Wide Sverige eller Spa
MEN bliye anmodet ON at over
tage det.
Neste Dag meldes yidere fra
San Reno, at H0jesteraadet sam
me Dag besluttede at sende
United States Regering ct for
melt Tilbud ON Mandat over
Armenien. Dersom Regeringen
like vii overtage Mandatet, saa
vii President Wilson blive an
modet ON at ygre Megler /
Sp9rgsmaalet ON Armeniens
Grenser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
29.Aarg.

nator johnson 1442 Precincts,
indbefattet Douglas County, faa-
ct 55,591 Stemmer, medens Ge-
neral Wood har faaet 1884 og
General Pershing 24,744 Stem
mer.
General Wood har vundet
TO Distrikter, saa han faar fire
at Delegaterne. johnson faar de
andre.
Vedtagten ON OIL. Providence,
r. l., %. April. Fire Procent OIL
bley gjort lovlig Gaar Rhode
Island, da Legislaturen yedtog
en- Low, der bestemmer, at den
Slags 0l like er berusende. Lo-
vens Ophavsmand antog, at Sta
ten har Ret til at afgpre, hvad
der er like berusende Drikke
if6lge Section 2 attende Amen
dement,.
Boston, %. April. Eft Forslag
ON at loyligg6re Salg Massa-
chusetts af 0l og lette Vine med
ct Alkoholindhold af like over
2.75 Procent blev vedtaget af
iSenatet i Gaar med q mod
Stemmer Forslaget er endnu
like blevet behandlet af Huset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

de sit Nayn paa Stemmesedde-
len. General Wood fix 987 Stem
mer og Governor Lowden 265.
Demokraterne hayde kun vii
liam Jennings Bryan paa Stem
meseddelen, og han fix $40 Stem
mer. William G. McAdoo fix 40
Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Wort eget Land.

800 Procent Dividende. Easley,
S. c., 20. April, Easley Bomulds-
fabrikker CAV EN- Dividende at
300 Procent Aar, betalbar i
Preferenceaktier, indbefattet 7
Procent Rente.
Racine, Wisconsin, har if9lge
Folketallingen, som blev taget
/ Januar i Aar, nu 1888 Ind
byggere. Racine wiser sig saale-
des at vere den nest st9rste BY
i Staten. For ii Aar siden var
Superior No. 2 med $4,000 Ind
byggere, men det er tvivlsomt,
at den nu har flere Indbyggere
end Racine.
Senator Hiram w. Johnson fix
som Presidentkandidat we'd Pra-
sidentvalget i N. Oak, 3O,573
Stemmer. Han var Republika-
nernes eneste Kandidat, som hav-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
2,75 Procent oil pnskes i N.

z,io froCenb vi pllSheS l ~.
York. Albany, N. Y, ,24 April.
New Yorks Senat yedtog i Dag
med 27 mod % Stemmer at go
re 2.75 Procent lovligt. Vedteg-
ten blev sendt Huset til We'd
tagelse. Anti-Saloon Lgaens En-
forcement Bill, affattet efter
Voldstead Loyens Monster, bley
forkastet med q mod 90 Stem
mer. Et Forslag ON at gore fire
Procent 0l og tolv Procent Vim
loylig blew forkastet med 23 mod
26 Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
at der nestee ingen Blodsudgy-

RhfA'1 1A1fs
Generalen sagde yidere, at
hyerken Sonora eller nogen af
de andre Slater, som har gjort
Opror mod Carranza, tenkte paa
at skille sig I'D fra Mexico. De
hayde kun gjort Opror mod Car
ranzas Tyranni.
u Stedet. for at benytte sin
Magt til at gennemfore Refor-
mer og til at lose de Problemer,
der gaar I'D paa en- fri Udyikling
af de pkonomiske og sociale
Krefter Mexico, har han brugt
ale Nationens Ressonrser I'll at
befmste sin Shilling som Landets
Hersker uden Tanke paa at over
give Magten til andre, saa 1en-
ge han lever sagde General Al
varado.
For at opnaa dette har han
brugt Armeen, Nationens Penge,
Banerne, Telegrafen, Posten og
hele Regeringsmaskineriet. Han
har bortdrevet Statsguyernorer
og gdelagt de fremskridtsvenli-
&c og haderlige Elementer.
Han har we'd Korruption og
we'd Anvendelse af Magtmidler
edelagt Administrationerne Sta
terne San Luis Potosi, Guanaju-
alto, Queretaro, Coahuila, Nueyo
Leon, Tamaulipas, Campeche, ia
lisco og Vera Cruz, og de Sta
ter, hyor han like kunde faa an
bragt sine Yndlinge, som for
Eksempel Jucatan, Tabasco,
Nayarit, Zacatecas, Miehoacan,
Hidalgo og Sonora, har han hele
Tiden s9gt at skabe pkonomiske
og militere Vanskeligheder.
Som Folge af, at Sonora er en-
af de megtigste Slater, hyor fri
sindede Ideer har slaaet dybe
Rodder. beSluttede Carranza for
lenge siden at kranke dens SUI
yerenitet yed at give Gen. Die
guez Ordre til at styrte den af
Folket yaLgte Administration.
Som Folge af dette gjorde Ad-
ministrationen Sonora sit Bed
ste for at hindre en- Invasion.
Underhandlingerne i saa Made
yarede over en- Maaned, og da
Carranza like ophorte med at
satte sig Stand Til at foretage
Invasion, idet han koncentrerede
en- Mengde Trooper langs Sta
tens Grenser, besluttede Statens
Regering med Stotte Landets
Konstitution og med hele Folket
bag sig at opheye Forbindelsen
med Centralregeringen.
Dette bley gjort udelukkende
som eft Forsvar, og under ingen
Omstendigheder var det Menin-
gen at skille sig fra den mexi-
kanske Republik, og heller like
vii der blive anmodet ON Hj@lp
fra nogen fremmed Regering,
ligesom heller like en- slg Hjelp
Wide blive akcepteret til Ord.
ningen af ct Spergsmaal, der u
delukkende er EN- national AT
fare, der like vedkommer nogen
anden end Mexico"
Under %. DIS. berettes videre
sarlig ON, at flere Officerer,
deriblandt Gen. Benjamin Hill,
der er Amerikaner af Fedsel,
Ear forladt Carranza og sluttet
sig til Oprererne, og lbgesaa, at
flere Slater har sluttet sig til
Oprorsbevegelsen. Og Gaar
Morges lestes felgende Melding
fra Washington:
Beretninger fra Mexico, som er
naaet hertil, nogle af dem stad-
fastet i Statsdepartements-De-
pecher, tyder paa, at Revolutio-
men imod Carranza fremdeles
vokser og spreder sig fra So
nora sydpaa, hvor revolutlon@re
Krafter serlig PLACER federale
Trooper. Et Sammenst6d at st9r-
re Omfang ventes ifolge senere
Neldinp nRr Mazatlan paa Vest
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

April. Silke-, Bomuld- og Ris-
Bprserne lukkede i Gaar som
FQlge af ii Dages Fald Priser-
ne. We'd Lukningen af B9rsen
blew Spekulanternes Tab an.
slaaet til 2,000,000,000 Yen
5000 drebt i Hospitalerne.
Bern, 20. April. polske Blade,
der er kommen hertil, fortal-
les fra russiske Kilder, at eff
Tter BolseEikerues Indtagelse af
Rostov og Novorossisk myrdede
den rode Her over 5000 Officerer
og Soldater af Denikines Har
paa Hospitalerne og Fangsler-
ne i disse Byer.
Tyskland gives Kredit. Ber-
lin, "a April. De Underhandlin-
ger, som fGrtes forrige Maa-
ned med ct amerikansk Slagter-
firma ON Leverance af Madva-
rer til Tyskland, men som blew
afbrudt paa Grund af Revolu-
ton, er nu endt med det Resul-
tat, at Firmaet skal skaffe Flesk,
Kod, lister, Melk og andre Fedt-
stoffe til en- Vardi af $45, 100000.
Regeringen faar Varerne paa
Kredit. De befinder sig OPP
lagshuse Hamburg, Amsterdam
og skandinaviske Lande, og
Leverancen vii begynde straks.
Tyskernes Bomber. Paris, D.
April. DIR. Mercher, Medlem af
Diet franske medicinske- -Akade-
mi, har efter en- indgaaende I'm
derspgelse fundet nd, at i ct
Tidsrum af fem Maaneder 1917
blev der skudt ialt $500, 900
Bomber mod de tire franske Ar
meers Front. DR.. Mercher OPP
lyser. at Bomberne drabte 13,-
265 og saarede 5412 Efter hvad
han opgiver, tog Diet i Gennem.
snit 395 Bomber til at dr@be EN-
Mand og Halydelen saa mango
til at saare EN- Mand.
Japanerne Siberien vii garan-
tere Driften af Iernbanerne.
Vladivostok, q. April. Japan
ske Trooper holder Byer / ost-
lige Siberien under milit@r kon-
troll og meddeler, at de vii ga
rantere Driften af Jernbanerne.
De erklmrer, at de er hovedsage-
lig interesserede i Opretholdel-
sen af Kommunikationerne og
har overall indtaget en- forson-
lig Holdning. Ethyert Syar paa
Ruslands Protest af g. April
med Hensyn til Kampen we'd
Oyertagelsen af Byens Kontrol
fra Diet proyisoriske Regerlng,
maa komme fra Toxic, paastaar
| Japanerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Strikekamp i Montana. But

Strikekamp i Montana. Butte,
Mont, %. April. Under en- Stri-
Ike blandt Grubearbejderne her
i Nerheden kom det til Kamp
med den FGlge, at IA Strikere
og en- Politibetjent blew skudt.
To af Strikerne blew saa haardt
saaret, at der er Fare for hans
Iiv. Striker begyndte Son
days for at drive Forlangendet
ON en- DaglGn af ST med seks
Timers Arbejdsdag igennem. Det
er Arbejderne j Anaconda Kob-
bergrube, som striker.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Jorden rundt.

Prisfaldet Japan. Toxic, %.
April. Silke-, Bomuld- og Ris-
Bprserne lukkede i Gaar som
F0lge af ii Dages Fald Priser-
ne. We'd Lukningen af Bgrsen
blew Spekulanternes Tab an.
slaaet til 2,oo0,oO0,oO0 Yen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

Bryan sejrer over Hitchcock.
Omaha, Nebr., "a April. Opgi-
velser fra 1,467 af de 1,S49 Pre-
cincts, som der er Nebraska,
giver William Jennings Bryan
ii Delegater til den demokrati-
ske Nationalkonvention, medens
Senator Hitchcock faar seks.
Med Hensyn til de republican
ske Observation-Disclosures har Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

De udviste Socialister. Albany,
NY, "a. April. Walters-Fearon
Anti-Socialist Bills blew yedtaget
af Senatet j Gaar med Sc mod
IA Stemmer. Huset vedtog beg
ge Forslag for nogle faa Dage
siden. GuvernGren antages at vii
lie belegge dem med sit Veto.
Det enc Forslag gSr uvalgbar til
offentlig Stilling ethvert Med
lem af en- Organisation, der un-
derst6tter EN- Politik, som hvis
den gennemf6res wilde s@tte
Statens og Nationens eksisteren-
de Regeringer j Fare" Den an
den Wide udelukke fra Stemme-
seddelen, ethvert Parti, der I'M
derstotter saadanne Principer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Johnson vinder Montana. But

Johnson vinder Montana. But
te, Montana. "a. April. Senator
Hiram Johnson har if6lge de ind
komne Opgivelser fra Primerval-
get Gaar langt Forsprang for
sine Konkurrenter som republi-
kansk Presidentkandidat her j
Staten.
I nasten 200 af de 1900 Pre-
cincts, som der er Staten, har
han faaet 6238 Stemmer, medens
Wood har faaet 1904. Efter Wood
kommer Hoover med 1859, Low
den med 1139 og Harding med
under 500 Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
,,DANSKEREN'' y

ct dansk amerikansk Ugeblads
der ejes af ,,Den forenede dan-
ske evangelisk- -lutherske Kir-
ke America" og udgives AZ
Danish Lutheran Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

Lowden vinder Iowa. Des
Moines, Ia, %. April. De 26 De-
legater, som Iowa skal sende til
den republikanske Nationalkon-
vention i Chicago Juni, kom-
mer enten med Paaleg ON at
stemme paa Guvern6r Lowden
som Presidentkandidat eller med
deres respective Distrikters God
kendelse af ham.
Statskonventionen paalagde
enstemmig de otte Delegater at
large med en- halv Stemme hver
at stemme paa Lowden. ALE
Kongresdistrikter har paalagt de-
res respective Delegater at stem
me paa Lowden, med Undtagelse
af 4. og 5. Disrikt, der har en-
dosseret ham.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Eat More Fruit.

Thoroughly ripe fruits should pc
freely idulged in, and toMmany are
more acceptable than desserts nrepaf-
ed in the kitchen If possible, lrai.s a. %
should always appear on the breakfa y
table. In cases where uneooked Iruil
cannot be freely eatn, many xmas may
i cooked and prove valuable. Never
eat unripe fruit, or that which is pc
shining to decay. Fruits should De
wiped or rinsed before serving.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Health Food Muffins.

Health Food Mullins.
/ cup warm wheat mush
u cup brown sugar
" teaspoon salt
l tablespoon butter
u yeast cake
" cup lukewarm water
az cups flour.
Mix first four ingredients, add yeast
cake dissolved in lukewarm water, and
flour; then knead. Cover, and let
rise over night. In the morning cut
down, fill buttered gem pans two
thirds full, again let rise and bake IN
a moderate oven. This mixture, when
baked in a loaf, makes a delicious
bread
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
The Daily Recipe
\: Hints of :;
Friday Market Page
Correct Proportions Of Food.


Age, weight. sex. occupation, cli-l /
mate. and season must determine the
dlet OF person in normal condition. |
Liquid food (milk or milk in prepa-
ration with the various prepared foods |
on the market) should constitute the /
diet of child for the first eighteen
months. After the teeth appear, by
which time ferments have been de-
veloped for the digestion of starchy}
foods, entire wheat bread, baked pota-
toes, cereals, meat broths, and occa-
'sionally boiled eggs may be given. II
mothers would use the whole whea.
crackers instead of the various sweet
crackers, children would be well
pleased and better nourished; with a
glass of milk they form supper suit
led to the needs Of the little ones. and
experience has shown that children
seldom tire of them. The diet should
be gradually increased by the addition
of cooked fruits. vegetables, and sim
pie desserts; the third or fourth year
fish and meat may be introduced If
given sparingly. Always avoid salted
meats, coarse vegetables (beets, car
rots, and tnrnips), cheese, fried food,
pastry, rich dess4ts, confectionS con-
Idiments, tea, coffee, and iced water.
For school children the diet should be
varied and abundant. constantly bear
ling in mind that this is a period Of
great mentaf and physical growth.
Where children have broken down,
supposedly from overwork, the cause
has often been traced to impoverished
ldiet. 1t must not be forgotten that dt
Igestive processes go on so rapidly
THAT the stomach is soon emptied.
Thanks to the institutor of the school
luncheon-counter!
Average Ration of Adult.
The daily average ration Of an aduli
lrequirs A " or. protein, OF. fat. Ii OF
starch, and pints water.
About one third of the water is ta-
lken in our food, the remainder as 9
leverage To keep in health and a,
fthe best mental and physical work
authorities agree that mixed diet i
suited for temperat climates, although
Sound arguments appear from tn
vegetarian. Women, even though the,
! |do the same amount of work as men
as rule require less food.
Brain workers should take thei
protein in a form easily digested. Il
consideration of this fact, fish an
eggs form desirable substitutes TO
meat.
The working man needs quantit
las we'll as quality. that the stomacl
may have something to act upvr
lCorned beef, cabbage, brown-breas
land pastry, will not overtax the diges
ltion.
II In old age the digestive organs les
lsen in activity, and the diet should Q
|almost as simple as that of Chile
Iincreasing the amount of carbohyt
+ lrates and decreasing the amount Q
Iproteins and fat. Many diseases tina
/ loccur after middle life are due to eai
q ling and drinking such foods as wer
n indulged in during the vigorous mar
hood.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-03
AVOID ANNUAL LOSS
TO DIFFERENT CROPS
vigilance and Vigorous Action
Necessary by Growers.
'"'' outbreaks Within Limitee
areas Should Be Stamped Out
at once-FaII PIowinu Is
universally Beneficial.

A great portion of the ANNA, ,oss
10 the grain crop due to insect in.
Jurles can be avoided by vigilance anc
'isorous action on the part of the
sraih growers. Insect outbreaks fire..
quently originate within limited areas
ana when this is the case it often Is
possiDle to stamp them out before anv
great damage has occurred, In other
instances the outbreaks are of oan.
eral origin, and then community ac.
tlon is essential in order that the in.
ROADS OF the pest may be overcome
Inc most serious insect enemies Of
cereal crops, such as the Hessian fiy.
the chlnch bug, and white grubs. be-
Iohg TO the latter class. In the case
OF these and other widely distributed
foes OF the grains no means of ston-
ping their ravages will be fully sue
cessful until community action can be
secured in adopting the methods of
combat at present advocated by ento-
mologists.
al pioWlng doubtless is the most
universally beneficial practice for the
control of the insect pests of cereal
crops, and this measure should be
adopted except where it is rendered
impossible by local agricultural condi-
lions, says the United States depart
ment of agriculture. Corn never
should be planted on freshly broken
sod land, because this practice is al
most certain to expose the crop to
the ravages of cutworms, wireworms,
and white grubs. Crops belonging to
the bean family, such as cowpeas, soy
beans, clover, alfalfa, ETC., may be in
terposed safely between sod and grain.
and especially between sod and corn,
IN order that injury to the grain crops
by these pests may be avoided.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-03
FARM WOODLAND
YIELDS PROFIT
FireWood, Fence Posts and Mate
rial for Repair and Build
ing Always at Hand.
ALSO AFFORDS PROTECTION
Trees Should Be Located on Ground
Too Poor for tivation-VaIuabIe
Timber May Be Produced With
Little Care.

A well-cared-for "home" forest will
make the farm more prosperous, add to
the comfort of the farm home, and en-
nance the value of the farm as an in
vestment, says new publication,
"ForeStry and the Farm Income" is
sued by the Forest Service, United
States department of agriculture.
! Farm forestry, properly practiced sup
s9ples timber for farm needs, enables
the owner to market surplus timber
proftably, furnishes employment for
men and team in. winter, makes waste
land yield a profit, and increases the
Asale value of the farm. Even if a
farmer sells no TIMBER the wood
land pays, says the bulletin. The time
and money saved by having firewood,
fence posts, and material for repair
and construction conveniently at hand,
and the protection afforded the crops,
farm buildings, and stock are worth
considerably more than the slight
trouble and expense of raising and
caring for the trees.
Need Not Occupy Productive Land.
Farm woodland need not occupy
land that will grow other crops, it is
pointed out. On the contrary, the
trees should be located on ground too
poor to cultivate. A little care given
in the winter or at other times when
the farm work is slack will make such
land produce valuable timber. If fully
stocked with trees and well cared for,
an acre of hardwoods should grow
from one-half to one cord of wood
yearly, while pine should produce
from one to two cords.
The prime essential for success in
farm forestry, the bulletin states, is
adequate protection against fires. For
est fires kill the little trees outright
and weaken full-grown ones, so that
l they may become diseased or infested
with insects. 1t also destroys the
humuS cover and causes depletion Of
the soil. Burning over the ground for
the purpose of improving grazing is
characterized as an expensive mis-
stake. Although it is possible to Sc
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-03
DODSON WARNS
CALOMEL USERS
You Cannot GRIPPE, Scken, or Savate Yourself if You
Take "Dodsons Liver Tone" Instead

Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug
gish liveS. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
1t, causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents
which is harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomel. Take a
spoonful and If it doesn't start your
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-03
ATTENTION TO HOG RAISING
More Than $50 Pig Club Members In
South Carolina Enroll in Better
Sires Movement.

Developments in live stock improve
ment in South Carolina. show the d.
versified character of animals kept on
farms. Records kept by the United
States department of agriculture in
connection with the "better-sires, bet
ter-stock" campaign indicate that
swine raising is receiving unusual at
tention in that state. In one day re-
Gently the department enrolled in the
campaign more than $50 pig-club mem
bers in South Carolina who will breed
their stock TO purebred sires only. 9th
er live stock owners in that state re-
port the breeding Of the usual kind OF
farm live stock and also other kinds
ranging from pit game birds to Meu-
can burros.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-03

liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and with
out making you sick, you just go back
and get your money.
If you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; be-
sides, it may salivate you, while If
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will
wake up feeling great, full of ambi-
ton, and ready for work or play. It's
harmless, pleasant and safe to give
to children; they like it-Adv.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-03
POOLING WOOL CLIP
IN COLLECTIVE SALE
Buyers in Large Number Are
Thereby Attracted.
Makes 1t Possible for Growers to Re.
ceive Payment for Full Value of
Product-Cost of Handling
Is Reduced.

The advantage of wool pooling and
cooperative selling may well be out
lined as permitting the growers to sell
their wool collectively in a large vol
ume, thus attracting a large number
Of buyers and making possible the pay
ment of tie full value of the WOOL The
larger buyers are not attracted by In
dividual clips unless they are of con-
siderable magnitude such as some of
those produced by the larger ranchers
in the West. Nor is the local buyer
able to pay the full price for woods
which must be purchased q few
fieeces at a time and carried at his
personal expense 'and risk until suffi-
cient volume has been accumulated to
permit it's shipment to some central
wool market
Volume handling such as is possible
where the entire clip of the communi-
ty is sold collectively reduces the cost
per pound of buying and handling and
will permit the purchaser, whether a
local wool merchant or some outside
buyer, to pay higher price per pound
than is possible where it is necessary
to purchase the wool in small lots.
The bureau of markets, United
States department of agriculture, is
constantly giving assistance to CO.
operative organizations in the way of
organization practices and selling
methods and will be glad to extend
similar service in the cooperative
marketing of wool.