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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
G1triiit,tna GeiterreidJs.

MiclL "a. WGr6. San1nttli6e
3eitulrgen III @iell preden lih init
b;dlter Gntriiltu1g iiber bie fiir5lib
ppr Ser gntl6aoigullgsr aomniiiton
Ser entente geiteate 6oroerlt1lg, Dob
Sclterreib Gieb ausliefere. Inter Be-
rllfltng el1f slenBerungen b0berer Be
antett miro 0arauf bingetpieie11, 0ab
btele WnBregel Sen gob pieler &iroer
llllb otter 2el1te beoclttel1 lpiiroe. gS
beiBt, Die 6orberl1ng lei auf Die Ter
biiben Gertreter in ser gntldd6i-
gltrgs ssaom1niilion 5uriif5ufiibrel1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
8eitemernma be11tider @aren.
2plnbon, 13. M1r8. Ser 8r

9o1nDon, 13. sUt1r5. Ger Worf
lnllt Ser i'm l1nterbouie eingereibten
.be1tibe1l 8iebergutn1ud udungs 8or=
lnge, tpelde auf BEN Gaufpreis aaer
aus geutfha,bo inrportierten 8aa-
rem cine steuer bon so Nro5ert legt,
bie fin Bieoergntn1a dung per1pelroet
siperDen@ 3ol Sic. 8prlage beidreibf
Die ifbeuerpf fhatdfltige1r beufidyan gsd1re1
|nls folde Die gd1l8lih IN 1eutiMano,
|ooer Die 81 ipel1iger als 25s Bro5ent
ibres 8ertes IN irgenb einenl a11beren
2alpoe als 9eutiblonb berge1teaf lpllr
ben l11,o bon Dentlhlu1tb a1l bas Ser
einigte &olrigreib fo11lig11iert iillb,
aber ridt unf iolde, bie. MIR I'M
Durdgang oa1rb oas Gereinigfe So
11igreih ausgefiibrt tper0en.
, Ser eeSlr1pprteur bel1tIder Wlnrer
ioI, cine so Ero5ent bes 8ertes l1idt
iiberiteigenbe Stener be5ablen, ipie
bas 5bobanlt beitimr1en mag. Sir
@aren, bie in 3eltidlnnb mir fer
ttg gelfellt 1pur6e1, 1on bie Stener nl1r
nuf SEN 8ert Der 6ertigitenltng err
boben tperben. Die gteuerfonrlniiidre
iin6 ern16htigt, bon Ben Sssr1porteuren
8elpeiie fir bie 6erfunft ser @apa-
rem 5n perlnngen 1ltrb lin6 1ieie llr1=
ge1tiigenb, 10 fon angenomtne11 tper-
Sen, BOB iie oeutiden l1rlprungs iil1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Sifitefts pcr Nctlt Rciets>
taesfefititcc.

Berlin II. Mar5. @alter 5i=
mons, Der Whniiter 0es gleuBerell gab
bente I'M Meihstagsfontitee fir al1s=
lpartiige glngelegen6eiten gu, bob er.
ieine s1ltrltftionen BEL ben 8erba1lD=
lungen IN 2on0on iiberibritten babe.
Or babe ben Mniierten cine bobere
Sunu1le angebotel1 uls ibm bon Der
8erliner &egieru1rg geitattet tporoen
|ipar. Ser Minilter erflarte, er babe
|fid Da5u e11tibloiien, neil ibn Die Ser
iiberurg gegeben 1Doroen iei bob
Dent16lnnb cine Nnleibe erbalten
|per0e. 3as anbinett bot Den 8eribt
6es Wiiiiters bereits gl1tgebeiBen.
5trelenran bon Der @olfspartei uno
@elfferi6 bon Ben gationnliIten fri
ti1ierten bas Gorgeben bes Wi1iiters.
Gngen Sbiffer, Ser friibere Bi3efan5-
Ter, bertei6igte Sinons. &ngo Stin=
mes mar ebenfnqs nntpelenb.
Mob Der Sibung oes &onitees
r1nnbte iib cine freunoli6ere Stin1=
nu1t1g gegeniiber Sinons gelteno, To-
|gar bei 1en geationalilten. Sic Sir
rer Ser lekteren tparen ser Mnlibi
bob eS lih 1idh enlpfeblen lpiiroe, Die
|Geiignafion oes Mniiters an5nnebz
men, % 6ies anBerbalb 9eutihlnnos
|als Elm 3ei6en 1lntionaler Sbmabe
qe6eutet 1Der6en tonne.
SIN @erIm1fe Ser Sikurg tpl1nbe
auh feitgefent boB Sic il, ben nr-
lpriingliden @egenboriblage11 Ser
lDeutider angebotene1 gntidabiaung
iunrnne aroBer naren, ols Sic 5odt
Derltdnoigen gebiaigt batten. gs tpa1r=
| De 5aranf bingetuieie11, baB Sirnons
Dor Ser Sabrt nad 2orbon cine Heiie
Ibnrd 5iiboel1tldIanb n1nhte l1lrb bob
er i1rfolaeoeIien 11idt 10 e11ge nit ben
lsadberitdnoiaen al1iarllme1arbe beite1
fon1tte, toie 81 tpiiniden sgetpeien lpd-
re. d.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Die banfbaren sstalieaer.

Mon1, Is. MGr5. Gem nlnerifa=
|niibe,1 8otihafter Sssobnion pl,roe ge-
lterlr oie fiinltleriibe Statue eines ita=
ienii6en M1penlolbaten 5ur l1eber-
mittl1tng on Sen MrmD at1b NapD=
Club in @albington iiberreidt, ipie
Die Srridrtft befagt, uir1 oanfbarer
Mnerfe1utl1lrg fir Die Den itolieni-
1detr 2anbe, See l1tl0 2llftfrdften,
|tpelhe oietltlib in oen Ser. 5faaten
1peiltetl, ertpieiene al1sge5eidnete brit
berlibe @ultfrennoidoft Die lleber-
reihrng fa110 i'm @anptquortier oes
gpritanoes Der friiberen italieniihen
Milit1rn1iliion in ben Ser. Staafen,
General &asquale go55i ltatt, Ser
In ieiner 9lniprade auf Die bon ie-
ber 5lpii6en SStolielt nnO glnerifa be-
.ltunoenen 8a1toe Des 8lutes ltt6 Der
lyreunbihnft" 8eaug ,1ebnt. Sic aus
+eroberten 0iterreidiide1 &anone,l ge-
.goiiene gron5itatne 1T 5lpei Sub bod
Mnf oen1 aus Wonfe @rappa Marlnor
=bergefellte1 Eoitan1e1lt iir0 italieuiib
.oiterreidiid)e Shladtenbiloer barge
#lfent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
our Rcriteuaaf,e e,1tcft
8icrcs bereit.

$OttlJtllSIulL, IL. >VIul o. 80 S1tS pO1l
@eneralarapaH Baln1er erlalie11e @1t=
|ibeioung, Die eine liberule slnslegung
oes 0ollteaogeleBes e1tbalt, ltnb piez
Ie Der beltebenoen 8orldriften iber
bic 6eritellung unb ben 8erfauf alt
|foboliiber @etrarfe iiber ben 5anz
fen pirft, miro belteben bleiben. Cine
|nabingebe1lbe grfldrung lpunoe bon
@e11eralanipalt DaugbertD abgege-
ben. Sc iinb gegenpdrtig &onferert-
5en iiber Die Mufbebung bon8 8ei6ranz
fnngen fir Brnuer u1tD 8in5er I'M
8onge. Inn Die gerteilung Don 8ier
|nlb 8ein ON Apotbefel1 5l1 ermogli=
ben.
8aIbingtoll II. War55 grpbiz
bitionsfon1miildr &raner erfldrte ben
te, iebe 8er1orl Die gier nerfanfe, oas
lnebr ols ein babies Hro3etf Mlfobol
e1ltbalte, perlebe bus 8robi bitionSge=
|let. Die Brobibitien baben
gefeM erbulten, in 1olben 5dQen Die
| l1cbelt1ter 1ufort 5n Derbaften.
geep gorf, IL. M1r5. Die gfetp
Dorfer 8rauer treffen 8orfebrungen
|fiir oie 6erlteaung ri6tige1 gieres.
1ie 8roner lin6 Der Mnliht, bob bic
SerlteQnng 6es 8iers nad Der gnt=
iheionng oes ssSultiaoepartements ge=
|fetli6 lit. gerldioene Braner er=
fl1rter, tie lpiir6en IN Der Gage 1etn,
7 ieoer 9tahfrage in fur5er 3eit gu ge=
niigelr. Sic @er1tell1lng pon rihtigenl
Bier lei ser @erltellnng bon gtear
Beer 10 abnlih, 0aB Die Branereiea
obne Deitere Borbereitlngen bon eli
men gum anDern iibergeben fonnte1l.
Gbieagp, II. Mar5 Die Chico
/ qper sier5te i6einelr Der Nnlibf 5l1
|ieir1, baB Dor olent a1Dei &lallen bon
Gufiel1ten 5u11 8e5uge rihflgen Bic
res beredtigt iiro, 1ranrlib 8od)ne55
Erinnen ulro iolhe Yerionen, Die lid1)
i'm algemeinen in einenl geldt abten
si1i ss1ll1fanoe beiiiinben lie dl,efeferr
lteael1 higIib groBe Weengen Bier Der
I'M iu1lmnDe gu iei1, Die gtabfrage 5ll
oeden, lobolo Der gerlauf geltottet
|luiro.
ct. 2ouis, Mo., II. Mar5. Die
bieligen grouer bnben it'd nod ntbf
ertldiebell, ob tie ridtiges Bier berz
1teaen tneroen ober .tti6t. S11 Der M1tz
be11ler-8ni6 Brallerei nnroe erfldrt,
|0aB 1r1au 6ie glngelegenbeit nob 11i6t
Fin gr1pagung ge5ogen babe. Nnoere
grauereien erfldre11 in Der Gage gu
lein, ridtiges 8ier 5u brauen; tie boz
ben it'd aber nod nift I'M ettle1p Yer-
nit benliibt. 3tpei 8ranereten IN
gellepine, ST., baben berettS Die 0usz
iteunng bon Berntits 5ur Ser1tellnng
rihtiger gieres beantrogt.
W1illpoufee, 8is., IL. Mdr5. Die
groBen MiInanfee'r 8rauereien, 0le
ieit ginfiibrung Ser 8robibition falt
poaiq itin gelege11 bnben, baben nod
feine sbritte geto11, I'M ben Betr1eb
lpie0er 5u eroffner1. Die 8eamten Der
Sdlib nnb Gabit 8rauerei erflarten,
lie 1,riibten bellere 31liagett baben,
ais in ser Grflarung 8alners err
balter1 1eie1r, ebe iie nit Der 5erltel-
lung BON Bier begi1,nel1 fonnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
GrSbebe1t in eSQinpis.

3unpille, 81, IA. Ni1r5. Mot1=
tag firth Inn $50 nbr gab es in Dan-
bile GribiitterungerL melde fir ein
grbbebe11 angeieben 1pl1roen. Die glel-
de,r @erdulde lpalroer in eilrern Tint
freis bon so Meilell mnbrgenon1nen,
lpie telepbonilde glnfrufe ergaben.
@au1er lpltrbe11 in ibrel @run0felten
eributtert, cn6 Sdaoetl ldeint nibt
angeridtet gu iei11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Gteneral @poD reiit am 2. slpril.

@aibiftgton Is. Dfar5. S ".
Gepepra l1tlo sSral1ra Gabnloon, 4ont=
ntillare fiir oie Bbilippinen, fonferir-
ten beute nit bent Brdiioentett 9ar=
oins in 8e5ug auf ben proleftiertel1
Yelub bes @eneralmaiors 2eonar0
ssooo auf oen Ebilippinen, nlo er-
iudten i'm, baB Der @eneral inltrll=
iert lperbe, bas beltinlrnte Dotun1 tiir
oie l1nobba,tgigfeit Der Bbilippiren
perfiinben 5u fonnen. Der General
miro ieine &eiie am 2. slpril bon San
,Sroncisco aus antreten. 8abribet1t<
1id tpirS i'm Ger friibere 8ouperneltr
Ser ssnlel1r, 8. Cameron 5prbes, be-
gleiten.
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Spe5ialiiknng bes &pnareiies an.
Ill. Wbrif

Bnibington is. Mar5. Sel1u-
tpr 2obge crfliirte beute, t1abbenl er
init 8rdiioent Saroing cine aorfe=
|re1r5 abge6nlten batte, oaB Der @o1t=
|areB 5neiner 5pe5iall allibuna am Motte
toa. Den / [. Npril einberl1fen lperben
|1nrib. Ser sel1ator fiiate nod bir15ll,
sabB sic ginberllfi1ng cine 8nhe fpa=
ter beitirns1lf tporben tpdre, uls eige11t=
lid, beabiidtiat, aber mon biiitte 0efl
,siifrer11 i'm &otareB cine grtrasei1
arbeu tppaen, Inn ihr Groarantnt fiji
Sic elte;= Is s1sif y slfaspiiinn 81, Cit
|inerfe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
sidlerer siea er,partet.

Berlin, ii. Mar5. Spe5ialoe=
peihen aus Der pberi6leiilben Nle=
bis5it5ore mbren fort, Iber ben mabr=
iheinlibel1 Musgang Der glbltimmnng
.iib lebr optin1iiti16 81 auBern. Bar=
.teiitreitigfeiten 1lnb Barteinnterlbte-
De ii11D amgenfheinlib pergellenL nno
1lnr Elm ein5iger gnfi6lnB ibeint Ml=
Ie 5u beieelelt, oie rei6e i1rOuitrielle
Grppin5 fir Del1tlbla1ro gu retten.
Gin GiIger5lg itinrnrbe dtigter 8dbzt
Ter belpegt fib aus naen @egenoen||
9eufidln1bs nod Sberibleiien gr=
trn5iige li1ro iiberfiiM un0 ei1re en-
tbuiialtiibe stim11llng lit BEL aaen
Hilger1t porberr1be11b..
9lne gerehnnnge11 ut1o 5pef1la-
tione1i iiber Ben tpabr1d deinliben Mns-
gang ser Wlfi1nmung beuten borallf
hin, onB ein iiherer gieg Der Dentz
.ihenA 5u ertparten itebt Wmn 1ltnmt
als beltir1n1t an baB ole midtlgefl
5t6ote n1lb 9rtldaftel1 cine rieiiae
oe11tide Maiorit1at al1fbringe1l peroe11,
id man bat nllsaerebnef, oaB 9ppeln.
2oebfhib, Matibor, aur5bura llno
&ple11burg 95 Bro5enf alIer gtinmen
55l1 gnlrite11 Ser gel1tiden obaebe1t
.iperben, ll1ro baB anA Die Sfdbte
@Ieiipib, aatntpib &oiel, Ronigs gsbiitte
8elltbe11, Tar1,oipib, 2ubleinib, Gl=
ttenfau 1l,ro GrpR- sfrehlik nit iiber-
nal Gltiaenber enioritdit SIT @unlten
Ser Delttinen itinmen tperoer.
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aatboliid)es sen,inar.

Detroit, Mid., u. Mar5. &atbo-
lifen in per Di05eie Getroit, mcld)e
amfgeiorbert tporben 1pnren $4,000
900 gum ga11 11n6 5l1r ltnterbaltl,llJ
eiires Hrieiters5entinars beianltell=
iteuerl1, babe,t insgeianrrtf $9, Os5.=
387.74 ge5ei61et, tpie in ben fathpli=
iden &irden Der Sta0t nitgeteilt
lplrrbe. Son ben 1854 neridiebercll
3ethnunget1, lpelhe eingelaufen iilea,
Ialltet bie gr0Bte iiber $25O,00o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
sS,,oianer i'm @eifen Sans.

ggofbingtor1, Ia. Mdar3. fsSSii,lf-
i1llbbreiBig sS116ianer, etlife IN ihren.
5tanunesfoitiinl, fprodelr an1 Cont
itog I'M MeiBen Sous Dor n1lb er',ldl-
ten I'M grnenl1i1ng Gbonns 8. Sloar
bon Nebrosfn gum sSr,oianer= aonl-
niif6r. Die Sssr6inner faal1en aus per-
idieoenen lpeltIihen staufen l1'sh na-
zen al, ssaB Tie fait aue sssi,oianer-
Sttiif1n11e I'M 2n11oe pertretei,.
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2plnrcbnftipn fir 6afenarbeiter

gaetp Yorf, 16. Wfdir5 ssSie oll-
aefiinbigt rpurbe, miro ben al1f Jdb
rem, 5hleppoantpfert1, Borfen lll1b
ipnitigen, 0e1, giierbabnel, gebore1toen
a6obr5eugen I'M @afen BON geep Dorf
cine 2obnberdbieb1ng I'M Is. Big %
Bro5e1,t In Gorlhlaa aebraht tperoef1,
treterb fpnbrib beinlih DIM 15.
MpriI noer 4. Oioi. n1gef1hr 5000
Scr 1!5 .n00sim s,nfer l,o,r asem gln,.f
eeidd iiddsds'tt tt;aten seelellte rperael1 bon scr
2phnrebnftioli betrpfierl iper9ell.
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seibe in, @ertc bon 0iillionen seritSri

SDnnglsal. J. 9b111q, 10. s.UtQr5.
Olebrere 5eibenlngerb billier,lpelhe oie.
Salfte oller bier 5nr Nusfltbr be-
#Itinn1tel1 Seibe enfbielten, ii1tb ii,
Ilnntnter alifgeqangel, nllb Der Ser
init miro a1lf $6,O00,O00 aeifdbf.
5ieben nrbere erbduier iteben nod
in grailo. Sonten anh oieie serltort
fueroen, 10 miro lid, Der GerlnIt o1if.
81 Q, 900 900 belonfe1l. sslrfplae Der.
a1itperbran1ten sei6eteoeo1ts meroen
Sir n1eiIten geiber1ip r1ipinnereien big al1r
81; f'i7ta,, rrte I'M Wai sen 9efrieb'#
.a;;,.strn no,, r,;;ifcs ;n niylz.
sisnna niefcv S',',t nj tc miro fiir li'Fft
s3,,lllc; hlids aelg1lten
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
PULLING" A METEORITE

Meteor mountain Canyon Dabo just getting large publicity of would the old the mysteries The du supposed fallen bed of limestone straight a thousand giving off its descent large hunks meteorc ron diamonds nickel the heaven vtant gathered from which large what material has far been ecdaed It that the found the give the nickel will be the content that will vaues but nickel not priced sufficient had Nickel silver containing 1S nickel is only worth market taken fair sample of what 
 the other will add but little the the metals the would from scientific standpoint commercial undertaking drill hole through country the without finding whe carried that people of the work will be dreadfuly disappointed
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
WHO ARE LOBBYISTS?

statesman remarked that "a lobbyist who is op b By the observed he who supporting public beneactrs In Washington the The domestic producers National Capital force and they display advertising the telling why beet the Louisiana planters and others have potection and therefore tariff Cuban In the beet Michigan fields of Louisiana the activities of the pubc beneacors working the Capitol Like bolt out of the bue there the charge from the President while addressing that nsous lobby hwart the will the people, It the first petuan Woodrow Wilson, the time being everything and Congress started investigation nanter There ot of smoke but about resentatve the Representatives then lied his employers order the fact that he wasn't doing much Washington pull fat salary of good natd easymak The campaign of the proved be al promoters appeared iabe the interests they seeking protect This instance dfferenciate the between lobbyists" enefact 
 ago group representatives proletariat out list of obbyist whom they said represented the capa
 The list included the railroads manufacturers associations pack U Chamber of similar interests Another group included the Plum plan people interesting themselves the "human uplif."
 good many people forget that the Government gan business enterprise and that the Capitol the forum for all
 and that the best results expected unless each phase of question requiring legislation threshed out
 a lobbyist public benefacto" be hn and depend wholly (which side
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
MARK SMITH WIRES ADVICE
 ON OBTAINING HOSPITALS

Senator Marcus A. Smith has asked that Lieutenant McArten, commander of the temporary sanitarium for ex- service men at Pastime Park, Tucson, be ordered to Washington to furnish information in regard to Tucson as site for one of the five regional hos pitfalls according to a letter received from the senator by the Tucson cham Der of commerce yesterday.
 Senator Smith wrote that he be- lieved that in this way the real facts could be placed before the surgeon general of the public health bureau.
 Secretary McPherson said that tele- grams and letters to congressman are still being sent by persons residing in Tucson and letters have been written by various business men to influential friends in other cities in Arizona and other states, asking their aid. Sev- eral encouraging answers have been received in reply to these letters.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
CANNING WITHOUT COOKING

Any fruit except perhaps pineapple, which Is hard to mash to a smooth
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04

will be sure to ferment
 To Can Rhubarb.-Wash the Thu. barb cut into small pieces and pack into sterilized jar. Fill the jar to overfowing with cold water. Seal as usual. Some advocate the repeating of the process for two mornings, then the third day seal and set away, leav- ing "A hours between each change of water.
 Tomatoes should be firm, ripe, but not overripe. Scald, peel and pack in jars. Be sure that the hard, green center is all removed. Pack when thoroughly cold; add teaspoonful of salt and the same of sugar to a quart. Cover with cold water, seal and let stand upside down for two days. Then set away.
 Grape jelly without cooking is de- licious. Press the juice from the ripe fruit and add an equal quantity of sugar; stir and let stand until the sugar is thoroughly dissolved and then pour into the glasses and set in the sun for day or two. Seal as usual. The flavor of this jelly is much su- perior to that which is cooked.
 Beet RelIsh.-The beets for this rec ipe are cooked, then chopped; add an equal quantity of chopped cabbage, half as much celery and one cupful of fresh grated horseradish, one cupful of sugar, one teaspoonful of cayenne and cover with fresh snappy vinegar. Can and seal.
 oil PickIes.-Slice, without peeling, cucumbers one inch in diameter; add to two quarts of the sliced cucumbers, four thinly-sliced onions, or a dozen small ones will make better looking mixture. : Cover with strong salt wa ter and let stand overnight. Drain and add one cupful of olive oil, mus tard seed, celery seed and enough vim egar to just cover. Seal and keep in cool place.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
Nuu4 Ml~4~s4Q
A WORLD ATLAS OF
 COMMERCIAL GEOLOGY

With the growth of American in dustries the known and the possible sources of our supplies of raw ma terials have become of greater and more. pressing interest. Even the United States-most favored of na- tions in abundance and variety of raw materials-can not be self sufficient; it must look beyond it's shores for supplies as we'll as for markets. The study of the distribution of mineral raw materials and their relations to the promotion of trade and the con- trol of industry is a branch of geo. logy and may best be termed commer- cial geology. Under the complex re- quirements of present-day life no con- tinent, not even North America, can be self-sustaining. It is no longer enough for us to make an inventory of the mineral wealth of the United States; we must supplement that in ventory by a broad understanding of world demand and supply. To set forth graphically and to describe con- cisely the basic facts concerning both the present and the future sources of the useful minerals is the purpose of World Atlas of Commercial Geology just issued by the United States Geo. logical Survey, Department of the In- terior.
 The output of the essential minerals in 1913, the latest normal year, may at least be regarded as a measure of
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04

served at a later hour than usual, something is needed to satisfy the fam lily hunger in the evening.
 A very nice arrangement, where the children are old enough and the father enjoys it, is to take turns in planning and serving the Sunday supper. If served picnic fashion, with paper plates and napkins, that does away with the bugbear of dlsh-washing.
 The meal may be served in the liy- ing room around the fire, if cool, or on the porch if pleasant. A tea wagon or wheeled tray will carry almost all the meal for an ordinary family, sav- tng many steps.
 A platter of sandwiches and a pitch CT of lemonade for warm day, or cup of tea or chocolate, potato chips, olives, simple salad and some fruit as dessert is sufficient for a Sunday supper.
 Cup custards, with little cakes, make 6 most tasty dessert, all prepared be- eorehand and ready. They are easily served.
 With combination toaster and oroiler, with chafing dish, one may nave an endless amount of good things, prepared while you wait. The kuest who is fortunate enough to be Invited to help get supper needs no other entertainment.
 A simple menu which is also appetiz- Ing Is buttered toast, hot, crisp and delicious, with marmalade, tea, small cakes and fruit.
 >IC
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
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the "quick assets" possessed by each nation ,and the first part of the World Atlas of Commercial Geology has therefore been planned to show the distribution of mineral production in 1913.
 The practical value of this exhibit of the worlds mineral assets is evi- dent. Experience gained during the World War emphasizes the advantage of an adequate supply of raw ma terials close at hand, yet that there are certain economic limits to domes- tic independence in raw materials is clearly shown by the readjustments already made. The more facts we possess bearing upon the relative quantity and the relative availability of the mineral resources of our own and other countries, the better able will be our captains of industry to decide whence they should derive their raw material. The mines of the United States should be looked upon primarily as tributary to the many mills, shops, and factories in which the skilled labor of the country may find its opportunity for a livelihood. The output of raw minerals measures only the first step in industry.
 More than a score of geologists have cooperated in the preparation of this atlas, which was first undertaken dur ing the World War as a part of the task of keeping American industries supplied with raw material and is to be regarded therefore as a by-product of the wartime activities of the Geo. logical Survey.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
SUGGESTIONS FOR SUNDAY
 NIGHT SUPPER.

In the majority of homes, Sunday dinner is the finest meal of the week
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
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No exigency, however serious, will present to this nation an insurmount- able crisis. Every problem is solv- able. Readjustment demands the best there Is in us as a nation, mentally and spiritually. We shall adhere to the true, clean things and never aban- don our high ideals. Dead branches fall from the live oak during the hur- ricane, but the fiber of the tree tight ems, and the roots drive into the soil. This nation is a success; 1t is still the hope Of the world; 1t must be made Q yet greater blessing to the sons of men.-Will H. Hays.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
GREAT SODA BEDS

One of the most remarkable beds of soda have been discovered the the bay the head the Gulf of California This bed the beds of lakes depth of An offer $50000 has property believing that he wonderful the world The find Mex south Ajo and the line of the proposed railroad the gulf the sion that the soda beds rich the wonderful beds of the country, California practically world has been the thirty
 It is announced that the slow type of apne playing its agriculture, the latest which has being scatter prepared fields" Why up little do the blowing with em?
 a his until he had make And after struggling reports before.
 announced that antby legislation will be begins. begins, Washington lobbying against lobby legislation. Why not do it now?
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04
The IJnlucky One

Joe (who has just missed his train, to friend who arrived a minute af- ter)-Confound it, Fred; just got there in time to see it leaving the station!
 Fred-Lucky beggar! I didn't get a glimpse of it at all!-Edinburgh Scotsman.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04

pulp, may be kept indefinitely when mixed with equal parts of sugar. The fruit must be thoroughly blend. ed, if berries, ev. cry one crushed, or the mixture
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04

because all the Iamlly are at home and have leisure to enjoy 1t, ex- cept perhaps the over worked mother, who has to prepare it. Much of the work may be done before and each may have a share in the prep aration of the meal, if planning is done. Even with a good dinner
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-04

Clarence Mackay that prosperity us around the only many people around