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Aipif.

Wtau nin1urt einen Sflpein$fopf,
ipoltet i'm, ndf0em er gut obgeIenQt
mo qepoIhen muroe, uno idnei0et
0ns &iru aus; Damn ipaltet mar 3
Bis 4 R~ulbsfiiBe, Die man porber gut
gereinigt bat. gibt eS 8uiammen in
einen Eopf, morin i'd ? Guart 8als
ier, u Quart gIig, SaI5 @urjeln,
Eiefier mo 9teugepiir3f0rner, 1bps
mion mo + 2orbeerblatt b%eitnOen.
un0 ldBt oas 0an3e 81 Stun0cu
fodleu, jn0em man 0us obeuutf
fommenoe 6ett unmer obid0pft.
NadlOem ser &opI ltno Sic 1SjlBc rct)t
meid %geuoroen, nimmt man tie aus
DEM Suoe, lott Die Snod)eu oils uu0
Iegt oos @an3e Nun in Elm males
Iitdy 5niid)en 3pei grettern be.
iGmert, iiber Naht gum Grfalten.
Zen SUB, rporin Der SfIpein5foOf
geiottetl, fart man, in0em man i'm
pom Seiter genommer, tuieoerhoIt
0urd1 Elm 3lh ieiht. Gam ihneiDet
man aopi rno TitBe in Stufe. per.
miift ieIbe nit 0en Suoe. fiillt tie
in cine Rubbing = 7form. Goentuea
Omit fohen. DRit @ilie 0ieIes aipiFs
Iaiien iih pieIerIei berporragen6e au-
te Speiien b~eriteQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

@filh gele3t Sam pdltt man iit iauen
nit tdittut @uNsr. trotut. lie al. reJbt
tie mir Sdi3 EN- uto oInipft ije III tpes
uja &aner uebit 5crIdluitteuen 31pics
be,rt. &ur3elluert, @epiirse. et1uas Sc
:rouenidloIt unter 0fterem &eqicbeu I'M
Nrntoftu ooujR iptidl. Zunu ujnutt man
oo5 Nctt 1b. le9t Die Nelte bod uuo IdBt
lie brululeH, tpdbreno man lie iortgeieBt
nit letter iaurer Sabue (&s Guart)
iibcrfiat. 4ddtocnt sic Neulc uuf cine
ShitieI QeIe8t luo lparm 9eitcut bat,
miro Die @uuce ourh elm Sieb aeriitrt.
nit e1po5 in Sobue berquirItem 92e5(
pertodJt muo a~bgeitmedt.
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8lumenfpbl nit MnpOnaiie.

@lumenfohI miro in SnI3naner ge.
fod)t uno faIt NIT elmer Moponajie
ijbergoiien u1o NIT nPhnftei 3op.
perm mo @llrfcn un0 bartel1, in II
geidnittenen Giern g~nruirt, ierpirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02
SiiefmntterdleR.

Die Stteimijtterden babcu inn
Hau5garten cine rctd1e B~eripeu6ung.
&l5 @jnfoilung5,, @rupper. uno
Iopipiiau3eu inn ite LIBERAL ge.
idagt uno idre Nliitanoduer fiber.
trjiit pjcle ibrer @eHoiicu I'M Blu.
%mculortcu. Nia MON t5re 9tut.
mili8fejt erb55eu. 10 Jorge man "a.
iur, DAP ieoe 9Iijte, weIhe abgC.
Tilt it, ioiort entiarnt MIRO. oaiuit
6:e Strait Der Ef.au}e utat in Die
Snmenbjloml, ioc0ern III Die
,'roipeueuHgiJIuHl g~@Ie.tet miro.
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Uatron i'm bdusbdlt.

V
III iii es nift al
genleIu befdnnt,
ooB 9totron la
~IerQtus) I'M
Mau5bolt cine
p~ielieitiqe Ser
i~peuoultg gcitat
let IS ioQte ga
fer 10 luenig
ausgehcu ME
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

lit sic
&iu0e elmer Ser
ihoulten nner
2aub 8dun1e.
Sic m0d)it id)uea,
fann eiI gtlter
pom 1000 Sab.
rem erreifen,
miro ielten Bober
ais 80 SUB uno
miro nod ielte,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

'nter. tpeIdte Die
Stolben 0e5
MeIif)tornS sic
Jog. Corn Gob
aI5 etlpdS rcdjt
~iDertbloies flulli
5lttIl 0erfeut'd
tauglihes ltu0
MIR in @eltoIt
BON &opfcn fir
TubufapielftH ti,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

Sic meiitn Meaitcr uer0en
uur neib in Dem 8oIier ibrer eige.
men Trduen MD. in Dem Der an.
oerqp.
Plt to6eIn0ec StreuJe, nit SdeI.
ten unO SdIoJeu.
60 ro1t %br er3jebu?!
Siam cine anoipe. fern Don Son.
n~entu8en,
Be5cibn uuo biiitn?
Gin Erlc0e. Der ser 9efiirhtuhg
ausgcieBt lit. ieoeu Gag, ieoe 30
he gcit0rt 5u mer0en, bat nId}t Den
Ncrt zines Jrieoens; Gin arieg ut
oft peaiger ibdolih fitr Den ouge-
meinen @obIItnno ais Elm loIbes
uuii6eree 5rieoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

-. AH SmomuhhbH brW9te amnHnm NT bier hrempu9t hHtmout, T@w dBhw 2uru6 nrIuih
3enhu. RWeN Der mmmmenS mdm mr mmH9 an mirtbf IT'S Sdute, Gu Der aMfm &s
8nBH 2aMs Ampne 3Mutm nmm mm bnudNmh
FtN m EN- Solar els @mm FIR Ben SUmrt mQihpNu mnu 2MGm g nTMaN B bic SnmpDneS mr
Der a"mhrhA alter UNI 6mbe hes SNu& m mht 8ebmou81 hrnt Dmmn:U mm it ~pu w@&nm mr
alenorm@ mmBsn Wo nit gnuB mm 4GT&u NuMuhuu ammn mbu
&M . IT,, ,%Gun"2 GmTe Is
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

u. =. in 3. 8tdl. - @uumour9er
I'M 8aieu %3 tpiroe BEN Gluitouua,r
uidlt III 9ohsr ainfu1eu. - I'm 8ereide
Ser Nroucntrnufe ltet,eu Ste beNer Sen
8dieu nit Dem >1poter, ans uuo guar in
@euierteu BON q SUB y SuB tief. "a
DIE Cbitbaunuuur5eln MIR Had lieqcu.
lit Elm t~itferes 4usiteheu nitt u6tbtg.
Gle ltrelten ben a~unitounger bier eiu.
permiiten ibu aut NIT @roe uno iebeu
Sen u%usgsitotRutu 8aIeu pieoer auf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02
Ser Nerth BON 6nrfurnl.

9ti5 eiuer lomte W~}aiStol5ca loi
fen lid ctpo oreiBtg @itu0 Elwfural
acmtmtan. Die gum qg3cuparti8t1
Warftprelic berrdnet lire pollen
~iadsbun6ert Collars etu6riHgen,
Nan be0enfc: it63luu0ert Collars
fur Den bgsber ais tuertblo5 5ctr1d
tcteu Abfaa elmer 1el0irutt. oereu
ebbarc @eItonotbeiIe ielbIt BEL Dem
auqeublidlidl hcrriheuOcn iebr boben
Ireiien per Come MIR .uHgeidhr
iiq6}lg Collars. niio MIR ben adlten
o0er Helinten Ibetl, e|inbrtuqen. llno
oieic ied)5mlnoert Dollars inn BEL,
uahc gdn3Iid Reinqerulnt, 0a 3a5l.
reidoe praftiihc 0eriud}e erBgbeR ia
ben. 0oB Die Soften Der @cDinrung
non 1Yuriural aus 0en Uioisfolbeu
iih AMI npr jtpan3ig Gents per Biuno
ODER ied3s Collars per 1ouue 9oIben
belauiet.
Ole ie(5it0erItdnolide 1SoIge jeSer
8er6taigiHg uon RroOuttioustoiten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02
SfHea bereitetes Aipif NIT 8alerte
poer @elatine.

Sir Y Quart Gipit lott man IN.
geidhr 1 un5e BeIatine ooer Caller.
te in gutter Rinoiuppe auf, gtbt nod
ehpas Rin0iappe. @Hiig uno Giro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

Irnu @tnrie /. i'll g, ga. 0dnmtIs
ftllle nit iaurcr SABINE. cine Speiie Die
10 uiel aerilhwt miro ltun ocreu 3us'
bcreituuN zic tcnucn %n,Ddltcr. Fodleu 5ts
tpie iolat: Cine gut 9efiopfte NtuIe ipiro
cuthdutet, gum She'll BON Sett bcfreit
uuo fir "a bis 36 Stunoen III iaupa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

Im. Il. in Z. SlD. - 0iuoeruiTs
fir Nd5 2caen I'M 8inter ii1o h1upts
iddlih beoeuttnoe Temperature upo
Observation-Disclosures fcruer Sic turs
3eu [aQcanunoeu. 8eun Die 5biere In
tjutm 3lucdndBig aebouitn Stdl uuters
acbrodit perotu. Der Sic talt1n &oros
uub NuromtiHpinoe obhdlt unN Ibero3
1euiQeuo beI t~!jaitIi1l crIcudtet ,pir0.
iood6 oi, E6jeyt nod in Sen ipdten
Nbcuoituuoeu ircitu t6nneu. 20 ltgcu oie
Ebjtrt bti itotm @etter. - Gle tUo1eu
o9er 9cnhItu. o1B ieoe 0eutt, abatieasn
pott oeu 2tNhoul5 IL, SEN 1uotreU lcjttsu
MljtJcImtcryait1. miner nati ejutr uas
itimntteu 3tit, iueHn lie etip1 30 Gjer acs
It9t bat. bruteu min. Grin tptnu ojeie
@ritIuit porilbtr 1T, .ritt loie0cr oj3 2cs
acthdtiqfcit elm - Semitic 5taQe ituo
lpeoer iur Niibuer. MD fir @utcu ODER
@dnie g~ceiguct. &ier treteu inter DEN
EAtereu immer g%rfdItumgtr ouf, oje oft
gum Hu35rtt,t ser Gipbtcrits fu5rtn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

N!IernoBeu C0}nuler5lell N~euuC00bas
res arQt1socn haben. iiuO oIcier Gage
DON 2auopirthihait5mjujiter Y}ert-
9th aiuea btiiercn beIrhrt mor0cn
uno 0%ijriten III 3lttmit 0ieie 40
tllc njdlt 1an4 10 oluc8lucrfsno' be
hluoeIH mic blabcr.
4}euere llntcriufnmaen uuo "a,
brltatlou3mctho0cu BADEN erRebeL
0u9 It'd, ans NojstoIben eju Alcbes
Itoff berItcllcn IQBt. ser lid iijr cine
91u}e Aeihc pom 3peden ais per.
men0bQr ul0 mertbpollcr er.pieieu
hat ais olt3 onocren Materialicn Der.
. dtitcllte alcbn'l)iie. DIE III ben Sol.
ben enthoIttp, 3eIltloie ODER Der
Noi}idieritofl .ann init 1eringen $40
item ans lhncn Qeponneu uno nit gu
tenn GrIolQe litr Die Tabrifation pom
InnamIt mo ohuIidlen Stoiien be.
nj,b, mcr0cn lut0 fIu0et %ueueroinl&
uua 6ei scr Experimentation ouRc.
maiicae &ermenoum1. Dlit 9eruiiicn
5lIrtn bchan0elt Iieiern sic Wtai5.
tot5en elue 3jetnlide NIcuge eiiigiau.
rem Salts, ans Dem i'd nit IeidYter
QaIhe Die in mauniaiaItiaen %uou.
itrie1 anacrponote Giiigi0urc
Qeuruneu ldBt uip.
,lhren 60bepunft abcr bat sic Der,
m~auobdrfeit ser 3oIben nit Der crit
tHr}lih gemahtcn GutocdImg er.
rejd't, ooB lie uat) gceiqneter DENT.
it1er ~0cbnnoIun9 Dos uieIaeiutte
Turiurnl Iiricrn, Elm in Ser Gar.
b%euiHouitrie cine aroBc Hoae ipie-
Ianoes 3Ui'deuproouft, oos Bis Dor
fltr}eln ulr in 10 geriulcu UIenaen
p~orban0en, be}iD. uur NIT ioId)en So.
iieH berIttn6ar mar, ouB mon iiir Elm
NUuH0 un1ci3hr ipnu3i8 Collar: be
3Qaite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02
Geiunobeitlib wirfenoe 6emiiie.

men SporqelIpiben un0 trd9t e$, haIb
gebroten, Oif nit Garmeiau beItrent
olf.
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Inner Grobeerenbtct.

u Sn3 G~r>ttarbeet
and I'M t|cul,uen.
BEN Satrs Notl
tra5en ID uu0icH
Jest ioiort penu
Is I'M "2rlluie
oe$ @Iora, &ult
rtod nidt ltiAe.
ben lit, Spt.
ben ser &-.1!j3eu
QbdeiIlut,t. luers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02
@ebrafcner Sparael.

Der peihqeiottene Spargel miro
auf circr flad)en, Sic 8rntr0bren-
hibe mshnltenoen Sd)iiiiel. Jog. Bad.
ifiiiicl oll5 peiBem Steingltt, gleidl.
mdbia geor0net, nit heiBer Butter
betropit uno Damn NIT ieinen Bro.
ieIn nid1t bcitrelt; oieie meroen mie-
Ser NIT heiBer Butter betropft uto
5ulebi miro " Soiie Ioure Sobne
odriibcr gegoiien. Gas 8eriht Miro
in Der Robre Is Wfinltten gebroten.
Spar9cl NIT b~uaaubiidjer Snnfe.
Scr Spargel miro geputt. in Sul5.
tpoifr weid gefoht uno nit folgen.
Der houau0iifen Iuufe o%ufgetrngen:
1 GBloiicI bon Mebl oerrilbrt man
qans QIatt nit 0oppeIt 10 pieI faItem
&oIier, riibrt nufl unO nah 1 9otter
0d3u mo iprlt0eIt man I IftelQuort
Hino5uppc, 1Qcnfaqs SpargeIpaiier
in Dem elm Suppen . @itrfel altige.
lott nur0c. hin5u. itelt on5 @an3c
nit Dem @cttB IN fodleitoes Maller
1no iprlioelt SEN 2Snbolt peiter, bis
er reht o;fIidl miro. Gam qibt man
mad uu0 nod ? lln3eu friit)e Butter
etpos feingeitoBenen neiBen 8feifer.
etruos Sol3 unO 5uIebt DEN 9eieibten
Sat eIner bolben Gitrone oo3u.
SpiuGtpmlcttc nit Spargeln gefIllt.
g}an foft Sporgelfopie in SaIj-
tpaIfer peif uno binoet ite NIT @ut-
ter nnh @roieln. Nun nIatt man
foIaenoe GmIette: 3 Gotter rper0en
floumia obgetrieben Damn mengt
mar y Gfun6 ourdgeoriidten DID
eineetotten, erfoIteten Spinat 0n3u.
cine hinge N3ebI. etruos Snl3 lro 3
5cr Sdnee. Iuf einer GmeIetten.
pfonne erbist man Butter. Ieat Die
Nafie oarnuf, un0 bddt oas @an3e
i'm Hobr. fiiut g ihneu nit Den NAT.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-02

his orei Bon BON ~eiuauNer i'll oer Neibc
IIehcu io.Ittm 0uicrpur5 talu1 otu GAM
5cn %Gtu;cr biuourt int &oocu b,c,5el
oNcr IS Ram o~uSQcQrabcr uuo II V;ireu
pou icuttcm znno I'M Seller lrf1tipa6r.
lptroeu.
no. ". in 2, Ntiun. 49, Gin llui.
otriaIolnQ,r lit uur Der 5taQoji19tr.
Ser 0etraud) pon Nuuitoiu3tc rihtct
ijh mad Ser NrIht. sic angepfIanst III
oScr uuqcpfluu5t iptrotu iou. - ao.Ss
aide lit tptrtbbou fir ale itue &fIauseu.
bic NuIi beuDthigen uro Nall tit int Staus
oinoer MIR III iui5urejdenoeuI YnBe oor
hanheu a1e toblnrtjoen @etpdhie. Bob
men. @rbieu, SdIdt uuo ojtIe 8Iumtn
iiuo nod 0oI5dide bunortg, Sic edri
abcr niht nit @eflioeLoiiuqer oerutiid;,
ipsroeL Ionit bebt iih Die 2%uu9iuirtunl
bcioer nllf, - 5d1afmiit entipideit tudb
reno iciner @dbruug bel amn1oniat uuS
ipittt in ietner SoIge tart tretbeuo. SetEe
8irfunq lit raid, bdlt nber nitt Idueer
ais > Sabre an. CT eignet lid, ant be-
lteu nir einctt idauereu uno tdlteu 90
Den, - 8juoeroinger tnugt fir ale go
hcuarteu uno tuuu aud nit anoereu
Singer perntjitt pcroeu. Gr lit Elm
gutter Singer fir Neu aIhenz mo @t-
miiiepdrteu. NuohemnehI pjrtt III
ehttr 2itic ourt icilen NoItQc6dlt. Gl
enthdIt 5tjditoif uno &boapb1tt, q
Ribt init SdAucfeIidurt pbosp5oridurer
Mali luo tpirtt 1T oicitr 6orns idneucr
M}an %atbraudit c3 barr, ipo Die @f,au.
fcn bciouotrS Tires &1lt5lu lies Dtetr'
Rc}oaen wtrStn. - Eomateu iito oany.
bar fir icse yciht 5touoint9ma nm
fir Ginger. Sic N6os9aor eatbaI,cr -
g8ursclGtuuic IoItu tttaea iciitler
EjlIQtr crbujtJu, iouNcyu linz TIT 3ipcitel
&rndt nui i'm pCri1tn 1abrc 9at 9~eouu8tt
2'cetr 81 5!tbtn.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

DR.. Russell Lyon is driving new
The population of Stevens Point is
1870 a gain of over 80 per cent.
Grand Rapids will arrange one OF
its parks as a parking place for tour
lists.
Alex Mcmillan of Amigo formerly
of this city, passed away at his home
in the above city the past week.
Among those brought to st. Mary's
hospital the past week was Mrs.
George Drengler, of Marathon.
Miss Mary Stark who was operated
on at st. Mary's hospital for goitre
returned to her home, Saturday.
The Marathon Electric manufacture
ing company of Wausau has increased
its capital stock from $4,000 to $780,
000
President Joseph M. Tilden of Lom-
bard College, Galesburg, ILL.,, will
speak at the Universalist church,
Sunday, March %.
Mrs. Patrick Madden of Minoqua,
died in St. Luke's hospital on Tuesday
March 10th. She had lived in M1noc-
qua for 80 years. She was 81 years
of age
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23
LOYAL LEGION

Last Friday evening there was a
meeting of the Loyal Legion held in
the G. A. R. rooms at the Court House.
Considerable business was transac-
ted
1t was shown that the net profit of
the minstrel show was over $1,000.
The Loyal Legion will join with the
Cutler Post, G. A r. in observing
memorial day, and a committee was
appointed to work in conjunction with
the G. A. r. to this end.
1t was voted to hold the annual
Rose dance in June. The Stuart The
atre was extended a vote of thanks
for its kindness in giving publicity
to the Legion on its screen without
cost.
1t was voted to purchase a silk
flag for the local post
The annual state convention, Lieut..
N. II. Bells stated was to be held in
Green Bay and if the Post wanted the
convention for 1921, he thought it
could be secured for Wausau.
The Post is growing rapidly and
there is another class in formation
for initiation.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23

The annual meeting and church
supper of the Presbyterian church
will be held Thursday evening, April
s.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. SubScrip-
tions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, SIG McClellen st.
Phone 1871. m9-tf.
The kodak friends are swapping pic
lures again of President Wilson, which
is evidence sufficient that our pres
ident is getting out some, and we'll on
the road to health.
John F. Aldridge and daughters OF
Calumet, Mich, has come to Wausau
to reside. Mr.. Aldridge will have
charge of the Prudential Insurance
company for this city.
class of twenty-three confirmation
pupils were examined Sunday, March
81. This class will be confirmed
Palm Sunday, March %. The Rev
George c. Schroedel will preach the
sermon.
A New York woman says: II have
used Partisan Sage only two weeks
but my hair has wonderfully increased
in beauty, seems much heavier, and is
entirely free of dandruff." W. w
Albers sells it with money back guar
antee.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23

TO ASSIST IN ARMY ENLIST.
MENTS

This country is putting on a drive
to obtain enlistments sufficient to
bring federal forces up to the re-
were held at the Chamber of Com
merce to arrange for the drive in pro-
gress this week and to cooperate in
obtaining men for Company G. Cap
tain Wade, of the u. S. Army was
present and talked upon the splendid
opportunity young man would have
in joining the U. S. Army or Navy in
the way of vocational as we'll as mill
tary training.
The local recruiting office is at 800
Third street where Army officers will
be and where recruits can register.
Up to date 30 young men have joined
from this county.
The following committees were ap-
pointed at the meeting Friday:
Executive Committee Fred De-
Voc, chairman, John L. Sell, Rev. d.
]. Williams, Fred R. Becker, Judge
Louis Marchetti, Mrs. John M. Lull,
Mrs. H. ]. Evans.
Woman's Committee-Mrs. John
M. Lull, Miss A. Huntington, Mrs.
John F. Ross, Mrs. ]. M. Kuebler,
Mrs. H. ]. Evans, Miss Florence Alex
ander.
Clergy Committee-Rev. D. J. Will
liams, Rev. Father E. p. O'Toole, Rev.
E. G. Grauer, Rev. w. j. Taylor, Rev.
Father G. F.. Hinton, Rev. H. H. Katt-
mann, Rev. George Schroedel, Rev.
j. B. Hauck, Rev. E. H. Berterman.
Committee on Speakers-Judge l..
Marchetti, Senator c. B. Bird, Fred
r. Becker, Neuman H. Bells, Donald
j. McLennan, Fred DeVoe.
Committee on Location-Mayor
John l.. Sell, Paul Zielsdorf.
Committee Publicity-E. B. Thay-
er, j. l.. Sturtevant.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23
EVERY HOME SHOULD
HAVE A GARDEN THIS
YEAR

All discussion about the high cost
of living aside, one way to have food
at a reasonable cost is to GROW 1T
IN OUR OWN GARDEN.
The garden can't do it all. But it
can help wonderfully, especially with
such important necessaries as pota-
toes and beans
1t is true that the war taught Amer
leans the value of home gardening.
While complete statistics of the pro-
duction in gardens are lacking, it is
the belief of the Department of Agri-
culture and State workers in this
field, based on wide observation,
that MORE FOOD WAS PRODUCED
IN HOME GARDENS LAST YEAR
THAN DURING THE WAR PERIOD
OF 1918.
The Department of Agriculture be-
lives that many hundreds of thou
sands of people will share its view
about the Importance of growing
food at home in 1920, and that they
will welcome expert advice from
time to time.
The Department is prepared to give
the public the benefit of its informa-
ton gathered by practical scientific
gardeners, and requests will bring
publication that should be of value
to the experienced man as well as to
the beginner. Secretary Meredith.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23
Why Colds are Dangerous.

You are often told to beware OF a
cold, but why? We VIII tell Won.
Every cold weakens the lungs. lowers
the vitality and payes the way for the
more serious diseases. People who
contract pneumonia first take coId
Inc longer cold hangs on. the great
er Ane danger, especially from the
germ diseases, as cold prepares the
system Tor the reception and develop
ment OF the germs of consumption.
dlptheria. scarlet fever and whooping
cough The quicker you get rid of
your cold, the less the danger of con-
tracing one of these diseases. Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy has a great
reputation as cure for colds and can
be depended upon. 1t is pleasant to
take.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23
PERSONALS

George S. Bennett was in Grand
Rapids on Friday.
A A. Book transacted business in
Stratford on Friday.
Mrs. F. C. Odenwalder of Knowl-
ton was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick German spent a few
days of the past week in Merrill.
"A. L. Robarge departed yesterday
for Black River Falls on business
trip.
Misses Ruth MCGEE and Eleanor
Herman of Amigo visited in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. x. Brands of Eau Claire
is visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. T. Luebchow
Miss Helen Ohm spent Saturday
at her home here returning tc Knowl-
ton Sunday evening.
Mrs. Otto Habeck, of Dorchester,
is spending the week end in Wausau
with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary B. Mooney returned
home from business visit at Chica-
go and Milwaukee Sunday.
Miss Patrick mckinley went to
Minocqua, Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Patrick Madden.
Miss Mildred Conklin and Miss
Catherine German have returned
from a few days visit in Chicago.
Miss Mary E. Kavanaugh who
visited at Milwaukee and. Chicago the
past week returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Il 80
luth are visiting relatives and friends
in the city, enroute from stay at
Chicago.
Emil Mueller who had been visi-
ting relatives and friends in the city
for few days returned to Milwaukee,
Wednesday
Mrs. E. Wehrley departed Wednes-
day for Milwaukee to visit with her
son, Oscar, who is student at Mar
quette College.
Harold Cawley, who is employed
at Prentice, is spending few days
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. ]. Cawley.
Roy Melvin, Dewey Wright, and
Earl Olson returned to River Falls
Sunday after spending few days va
cation at their homes there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Cleveland have
returned to their home in Sully
Springs, N. Dak., after a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Rev. e. P. O'Toole departed for
Milwaukee Monday morning to spend
a few days with his sister, Miss Mary
O'Toole who is i'll at st. Mary's hos
pital in that city.
Mrs. B. B. Andrews of Birnam-
wood spent the past week in Wausau
Wednesday was the birthday ami
| versary of her granddaughter, Ethel
! Weiks and she especially wanted
| to be here on that eventful day.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23
EvANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN


Public interest has steadily devel-
oped from the very beginning of the
eyangelistic campaign that has been
in progress for two weeks at the
Methodist church. Two Sundays as
we'll as several week nights have
taxed the capacity of the church
building to accommodate the crowds
attending. Last Sunday evening the
audience. in numbers and responsive
ness. reached a heighth which is
something new in our city.
Mr.. Cotterell's preaching is scrip
tural, persuasive and altogether rea-
sonable His appeal calls for right
eousness and christian sympathy
in all human relationships. In deliv-
ering his message he reveals a per-
sonality of unusual force and attrac-
tiveness. This natural gift is unre-
servedly devoted to the bringing of
his hearers up to the best that is in
them through the religion that we all
profess.
He is blessed with a splendid ply
steal form, health and energy; and his
voice is one of great volume and car
rying power, in singing as well as in
speaking. These physical endow-
ments account for the fact that he
can put phenomenal pep into almost
continuous evangelistic efforts through
months and years without showing
the strain.
The big choir is very striking
feature of the meetings. All last week
it numbered from so to rs voices, in
creasing on Sunday to about 100.
Under the really remarkable leader
ship of Mr. Paul B. Taylor of Los
Angeles this choir renders the hymns
with vigor and moving interpreta-
ton which has seldom if ever been
heard in our city.
Although but boy in years Mr.. Pr
per of Chicago, presides at the piano
with gifts that are rare, and are PEE
culiarly adapted to this difficult work.
His work on the cornet also reveals
skill of no mean kind. The young
man is a musician whose future is
full of promise.
Last Saturday was Junior Choir
day. Two hundred and twenty-five
boys and girls held the center of the
stage that evening. After practic-
| ing under the tuition of Mr.. Taylor
| for three afternoons they showed by
their singing and other performances
what could be done in short time
with such an aggregation under COM
petent leadership.
The meetings continue for two
weeks longer. Next Saturday, March
81 is High School night. The ad-
dress will be adapted especially to
High Schools students. On Friday
the meeting will begin at Z O'clock Sc
as to dismiss those who want to at
tend the basket ball game at the ~
at s.
Cottage prayer meetings are held in
various parts of the city each fore
noon at 10 from Tuesday to Friday in
elusive. Men meet at the 'Y' each
day at noon for fifteen or twenty min
utes.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-03-23
Has Had Stomach Trouble for Seven
Years.

Theodore Sanford of Kenmore, Mich
has had stomach trouble for seven
years and could not eat vegetables or
fruit without pain in the stomach and
restless nights. By taking Chamber
lain's Tablets he is now able to eat
vegetables or fruit without causing
pain or sleeplessness. If troubled
with indigestion or constipation give
these tablets a trial. They are GER
tain to prove beneficial