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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
Sntct Iennefe leuer IGnaere el

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fam fortorte bort Sip peb ligegplois
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rette be imaa uregelmpsiiaheoer |
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bonn - u~regeImGsiigbeoer, iom iaa
bnrtigt fan oibiGIpes peo grugen al
Or. 9eterS aurifo. Set gamle prsueSe
llrtemiooeI. Sfrip til Or. Better
5obrrep & Cons 60. 1t2-11s 60.
Sopne gpe., Chicago. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27

& parrnt gsir brnoer bet at Taroepuoen bTuer for bfso o. ato.,
fra ia for ntesen sarpe. 8 iaa SilfrIbe nma enbsI af ben opsrIs
b@e 5arpe iuses op ueb SiuIp Of ct Stptte SrGipapir, sasr man
ton bialpe ia n.b ct Stptte Gptspapir.
On SarpepuSe pil bare Here Gar. StuIee bent asbet al :,
suer tire aar blipe npset for TOR, iaa fan man blot brpppe ps en-
Traabe gIposrin % ben pl blipe lHe iaa COB ipnr M isisn.
Soar man life sobt gftrpt ben isrfe Gang, iaa ipriss isi.a
ert sterpelet Habit neo paa Iapiret, eler iat ben enc SIDE ne,
tprif, oa brus ben glaabe, iom pasier bebi. lrpt bperten Tor paarsi
eler for lsfL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
Ct iaaoamt "SutEt" ieuOes iour Brrmie neO Slaoet for ct liars
Notwithstanding % fem Gents ertra til at betale
Yprtp, Gpnpolnt % SnSpafnina.

Spis life bet iube gelsb 81. 80 npiuOes, bill en- Trrmtebua blue ei
tHebdfor IaouetsnaqeL Grarns bar l9rt os at Ri life tan lenoe NauHetem
mo Slabet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-27
s. X. NORMANN,
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.

Cpemhaaenbe 1esuius prr Ell en- Rubberfhnpel mo Nacn % abrai.
FAINT Soruepube On iaabau "8ubberiamp" er unmtnoelg nphis manage ill
falbe, baabe for Rsturnerins of 9repe iUm life er fOmnen aoresiaten ibnnee
iant ium SsmpeI paa grspe Munscn en- Iriper pe fit gaon msst ntpbedst,
oa en- iaaban Napnepempel ul fOrbuSre 5Orfnhlier ps mango andre nbebass
IsebeL
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
KlORIN < "a ~
September 9, 10, a

Poland China SOW, any age 2 90
I'd / co
Berkshire boar, any age, , 90
ID 90
Berkshire SOW, any age . 90
I'd 100
Duroc Jersey boar, any age . 90
I'd co
Duroc Jersey SOW, any age 9 90
I'd 1 90
Boar, any age or breed 3 80
Sow, any age or breed 3 80
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
Class E, Poultry.
f. w. RUMBLE, Supt.

Pen of chickens to consist of either |
cock and hens or | cockerel and =
pullets.
Pen white Plymouth Rocks 81 90
I'd 80
Pen barred Plymouth Rocks l 90
I'd 30
Pen white Wyandottes l 90
I'd 50
Pen silver laced NyaRdSttes 90
I'd 80
Pen Rhode Island Reds 90
ID 80
Pen black Langshans 90
I'd 80
Pen Partridge Cochins 90
Pen buff Cochins 90
I'd 30
Pen brown Leghorns 90
I'd 80
Pen white Leghorns 90
I'd so
Pair bronze turkeys 90
I'd so
Pr Naraganset turkeys 90
I'd 30
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16
Another FIRE 10 BltIsr

Fire which brr b. ont about ore
e'clock last Man1av morning
aestroe 81 the pack Fl ,tal in But
ler Part of thn cor'r wee
saved
The building was owned bv S
w. Prewett & Son and was leased
By Mrs. Josie Weddle, who own
ed the furnishings, Mrs. Weddle
had been in charge about four
months. Insurance on tn e
building was carried in the SUN
of So 900, and 5000 on tbs farni-
ture.
G. w. Hess, one % the firemen
was quite seriously injured by
falling from a FIRE escape Sew
eral cf the guests are reported
10 have had narrow escapes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16

Rich neckware for Christmas
Beaslsy's. II
Prof. Chamberlain " h o has
been nn the road with The Har
sest Moon Cn has returned, the
snow having closed
An "ad that viii interest the
ladies' read Beasley's. Il
Watson & Grtmm have had
private light system installed in
their store this week. L Suck
ett OF Butler was the contractor.
Frank Mabbolt also had one in
stalled in his place of bn>iress.
Wan rontios the Picture show
man is the proud papa OF a haby
boy which arrived az his bo4s
yesterday. DR. Delamater wa
master of ceremonies.
The time to advertise is when
you want business The time 20
quit is when Aou are ready 10
step aside and give tine other rel
low a chance.
Pat Johannes was a business
visitorin I't Scott yesterdAy
afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Robinson from
north Bates and her sister-in-
law Mrs. Je6 Robinson aud little
daughter from Kansas, visited
al Prot. L + Robinson Saturday
aud Sunday
Nus. john Craig and son John
Jr. arrived yesterday from Waco
Texas where they have been Wis
i,ins,
Onie Doyle, formerly Of this
ciy, who Is assistant state labor
commissioner OF kansas, passed
hrongh this city Tuesday
Miss Meta Reese spent sun.
day With home folks
Miss Penney Wilson arrived
aome yesterday anere thre,
weeks visit Id Kansas GAY
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16
NEW FIRE EQUIPMENT.
Rich HlIl nov las ihs best lIgs pil-
lstilaa % IBIS ? liIgl ice siais.

The new iire WAGON and equip
.msnl 81 the Rich HiH dre depat
mrht arrived last Monday nS
the aremen went II work on 8
with win with the result thal
it is now set up and is ready for
business.
The new wagon was buiit 81
TIE Anderson Coupling and Fire
Sopp CO uf Kansas Ctr. Kan
SIS and ; equipped with chemical
ann ratus and FIVE hundred feet
Of new bose. which together Hiih
.tne thousand feet already o b
h Fa enahle the Dent o
ans place within tie
The cost of the veg
on 500 90 md the fge ao-
ro 81 fuse at 81 90
he eiai expenditur Up
4 $4,000
d mm IS well spen in
sisa h ac that nearly ail 81
the rne cities have nf
fered Hm di.d-trious fires n
Ii4le lan p he io-s from 80
oaad have n
df roe
.prsst ataer6
iepuipp-d tn drst class Is re
fighting apparatus.
ii IS the aim Of the officials in
this city 10 prevent these fires in
great degree and the co operation
Of al is needed to accomplish
this design. Chief Vodry wishes
as TO state that it viii be advis
able FOR any one wishing to turn
in an alarm 10 the future to do so
by telephone from the nearest
/ place available IS arrangements
have been Eade for immediate
communication with some OF the
Ihremen and for the prompt ring
ling of the alarm bell.
The Department are very
much pleased with their u e w
red wagon and could not re-
sist the temptation to make Q
trial run with it THROUGH t B e
streets yesterday morning TO
see how she works they explain
ed
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16

pr W. a. Allen departed for
ST Lsuis on a business yisit last
Tuesday morning
Ladies--Be sure TO come to
Beasley' for his Christmas pre-
sent, II
WIN. pona Of Butler was p
RicA Hiil visitor Monday and
Tuesday
Bessley > store Is 10 holiday ~
tire for Christmas If
Wm Weeks Of Butler visited
fricnds n this city Tuesday
Reauuiul Christmas presents
for HIND Bcaslegs. ~
Miss Rc,ia Frier pagtsa
Tuesday ON a three wa visit
n relatiyes ih Parsons Ks.
we aro doing arst class wara
in reptIuug We get tbe work
out on time Napke lhe lar
over Bea>ley S D.
The advertising of some oi oer
nerchsots is having iis ,0et
and tbe large number 81 farm
ers un our streets every dav, iu.
dicaies thai the Christmas tnsA
is on.
Wool swea'eroaal Beaslcg
Wukia Grim was in harss
Cav thg drstof ihe weeg order
ans pods for the Chr'~im ss
trade
g ood parlor mantle checks
make eod Nmas present. d
din rent pasterns tn picS frnr,
See Myerlcy che Jeveler 60
cocks Rich hll, Mo
Geo Sanders. an old R'eb 8il.
bog, now cnrase3 % the saos
business was in town tte latter
parl oi hSl week sbakipg hsHds
with eld friends HI 'oass pres
pegoas ana happy
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16
DIED

NeEua the eleSen year old
dauzAt iF. and Mrs HalisH
died family home in khis
city Dee 10
Iaa girl vas well known
aud E beloved by iier
relat aa friends who have
the sTw ay ot all 10 iaeir be-
reaYe
Aie r was preached b5
Elder 4f the Christian
Cha sandag after xhlch
iasefmen was made - 6reen
Lawn t iery
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16
AlbsuIsu Literary Society


Tit Atheniau Literary Sncieif
met at the west school building
Nov. 81, '0o. A very intsres ing
program was rendered The
next meeting Of the society viii
be an open session Dec IL. AVID
an admission q I l5c viii b =
charged The proceeds will 20
for benefit Of the girls and boys
basket ball teams The follow
irg program has been prepared; /;
Piano Solo Agnes Heck
Recitation Ersiena Dever
Recitation M4bla Watson
Piano Duet -selma. Lucille Loeb
Story Wie Gsrdurr
Recitation v ms Baiie
Vioie Duet
Nen q oer 4 Msry Craoh
Reci.a'ion x mp y Isrneit
Qearene 81 tied
r
sketch 81 psuTe 81
Paper ] ~ Los y
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16
A Desirable Christmas Present.

II YOU wish 10 give some friend
who lives at a distance a Christ.
mas present which will beappre.
cisted and remembered the en-
tire year send them the TRIBUNE.
One dollar pays the bin.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-16

hr ur cleaning. pressing
an Eg g Napke the l1iior
FIRST work 0ger Beasisy s.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that J. G..
Brasher and ID. A Cook have bought
the interest of S. J. Erwin in the
firm known as the Waxahachie
Planning Mill Co. Messrs. Brasher and
Cook will continue the mill at the
same place and assume all indebted
ness of the old firm and will collect
firm. The new firm solicits a con-
tinuance of the patronage of the old
firm and especially solicits the bus
mess of contractors. 40
WAXAHACHIE planning MILL co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21
THE World Against Him"

This play proved to be au eXcep-
rionally good offering by the Grandi
Stock company in their tent theatre
last night and was heartily enjoyed
by large crowd Bud Marin in the
leading role was seen at his best.
His delineation OF a very peculiar
role was as near perfection and fin
ish as dramatic art and careful study
together with born genius could
make it, Miss Leigh gave a very
creditable rendit on, of the part of
the daughter of fortune, the part
embracing all the emotions from
light comedy to strong dramatic
work
Robert Grand played the villain
in very painstaking and convincing
manner.
The show was we'll staged and
went with plenty of snap and vim.
Tonight the Grand company pres
ents the 3-act farce, Wanted a
Wife" new to this part of the coun-
try and arranged for laughing pur-
poses only Miss Leigh in the leading
part of Jane, the schemer."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21

Tbo following SIS the program for
rails #uas cot fhc Methodist sunday
school Sundat september 30. ct 30
Ia m..
organ Voluntary Mrs " A
Grow
Song b} The congregation.
Responsive reading
Prayer by i. T Mcclure
Reports from Missionary Societies
Violin Alteration Miss Eva
Schmitt
Reports from Leagues
Song by Primary Glass.
Reports from auxiliary depart
ments of the sunday school by sup
oriutendents Of Cradle Roll and
Home Department
Song by the congregation.
Needs of he school" W A.
crow. Supt.
Childrcu's Day Offering
"Baraca an3 Philathea Work.
10y class representatives.
Vocal Solo. (solectedD Mr.. Ut, Of
Trinity.
Reading Visions of Sir Laun-
fal" by Mrs. II. \. Peters.
Remarks, by pastor.
DoNology.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21
TeStifips After Four Years.

Carlisle Center, n. Y, G. B. Bur-
hans. writes: About four years ago
/ wrote you that | had been entirely
cured of kidney trouble by taking
two bottles OF Foley's Kidney Rene
dy, and after four years I am again
pleased to state that | have never
had any return of those symptoms,
and I am evidently cured to stay
cured" Foley's Kidney Remedy will
do the samefor you. b. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21
local NJ Us
D
~sHs
=
zee

s~*s --- ~s~s
tee t.e Nee ruut. ~
3 c-ops a GO se-1 roofing
heap n
~ " MADISON contractor aud
bailder n
= cr,aR co saraae aud auto
uglias Z
500 D. 81 rronk Go for ali kinds
y auto .pppucs u
Advertising cor 40 of Riuelng
Drothors came In thi morning
Gala Lilly Bulbs here Early
planting makes large flowers
n BIRD FORREST
When you need plumber. cal
Bupkley, With p Cronk GO Both
Phou-s 80
The Dash to Death ira auto today
40 the Lyric \ picture OF achieve
mcnt e cents lap
See the Dash 10 Death auto run
ming fun speed off a 3oo feet bluff
at the Lyric. cents tsp
Mrs Dalton.s grand opening oc-
ours tomorrow Special sale on
plumes Don't miss it, -
You viii enjoy the entire program
az the Majestic. two fine pictufes.
both new. are shown at each perfor-
nance -
Don't forget to attend the grand
opening az the Reagan millinery
store, Thursday and Friday, Sept. %
and "a 40
Don't forget. If you need stove
or rug that we sell EN-, trade EN-, or
rent 'em r. f.. Moore Furniture
company. If
BE sure and see Chester &, Cor
bett at the Majestic tonight in their
comedy playlet, The Blacksmith 5
Boy. 1t is good -
Now is the most pleasant time to
have your picture made. Secure the
best from Mrs c. +. Jackson, Lead
ing Photographer If
Our grand display Of millinery
Thursday and Friday Sept. % and
"a, will eclipse all former efforts.
Reagan Millinery Store. &c
Mrs. Dalton requests you to at
tend her grand showing of pattern
and tailored hats tomorrow, We'd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21

Earl Caldwell. Springdale, Ark
&C.. j. Lane, LaGranee. Lee Garrett
Fort Worth; James Pritchett, Hills
boro; Ben Shelton, Ennis; r. r
Hodges, Houston. +. G. Loggins, l.
~ King. Fort Worth; G. b. Fielder
Wichita Falls. Y. NJ. Moffett, Fort
Worth. V. {. Jones, Dallas. J. Sim
Ons, San Antonio Sam Alexander
Dallas, Geo Dalsheimer. Memphis
b. =. Varble, Fort Worth J. S
Sanders, Dallas; J. f. Williams
Hillsboro; Tom Daily, Gus Miller, l..
Ludwig, Chas. Lee, y. Carter, A
Means. K. Sutherland, Ringing
Brothers, Q. p Caldwell. Hillsboro
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21

Program for meeting September
p. at the Methodist church at
o clock.
Lesson in September "OuT
Homes Leader. Mrs. Tom Hunter
Subject: Life of st. Paul-Human
Violence and Divine Vision.
Question Mrs. Boyd.
Question Mrs. I'D Campbell.
Question 5-Mrs. Fears.
Question Mrs. John Harriet.
Question > and 6-Mrs. Kenner
Question Mrs. LeBlond.
Question S-Mrs. Lasswell
Question 9-Mrs. Langsford,
Question 10-Mrs McDade.
Question ll--Mrs O. b. Sims.
Special music Business
PRESIDENT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21
GIT WITHIN

i'ilcs Can't he Cured From the
put side.
External treatment won't cure
piles.
Nor will surgical operations
The cause IS iusidp-bad clrcdla
ton.
TO cure piles you must free the
circulation OF blood In the lower
bowel.
DR. Leonhardt's Hem~Rod Is the
only internal tablet remedy for piles.
1t removes the cause. ! AZ b. w.
Fearis. WaNahachie. Texas. Guaran-
teed to cure any case.
DR. Leonhardt Co, station y, Buff
falo, n. Y. proprietors. Write for
booklet d3
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21

Cosmetics aud lotions will not
clear your complexion OF pimples
and blotchos Ike Foley's Orino Lax
alive. for indigestion, stomach and
liver trouble and habitual constipa-
ton Cleanses the system and Is
pleasant to take. b. w. Fearis. d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21

We have five houses fun of bar
gains, heaters and stoves, especially
bed room suits, folding beds, Dayer-
ports dressers, rugs, mattings, etc.
r. E. Moore Furniture Co. the trad
ing house tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-21
Fol.eyS
Kidney
Remedy

Cures Backache, Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
II corrects Irregularities,
strengthens the kidneys so they
Will eliminate the impurities
from the blood and tones ur
tho whole system.
Commence taking Foleys
Kidney Remedy at once and
avoid Bright's Disease or Dia-
betes. so. and 500 bottles.
Il. w. FEARS.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
RECITAL BY STUDENTS.
beieOurt Seminary Guests Enter
tained Last Night.

The assembly han or BeIcourt Semi
nary was filed with relatives and friends
Of the students and the faculty last even
ing 70 listen 10 a piano. violin. and song
recital BY the students Of the school.
The well-chosen programme included:
Piano solo. 'Tsolie Reverie.'' opus 90
(Henry Ravina). Miss Martha Allison:
Butterfly" CGrieg). Miss Ruth Hand
ford: vocal solo. "Convien Partir'' Don't
zettD. Miss Gussie z Riggan: piano solo.
Rigoietto,' paraphrase (VerdI. Miss L,u-
Gle Sanderson; vocal solo. The Rosarv''
(Nevinl, Miss Fannie Stokely: piano solos
Minuet rAntique," opus J., No. I
(PaderewskD, Miss Gladys Smart. and
melody from Chants du Voyageur."
opus s (PadereWskil. Miss Marjorie Lent:
vocal solos, 'KnOwest Thou the
Land" CThomas) and Absent" Met
calf, Mss Clara NorveI; plano solos.
TAM Caprlcsn Valse. opus "a
Ram. and 'P0lonafse, opus E6. No.
Chopin. Miss Lucille Jarvies: violin solo
Souvenir (Drdla), Miss Mae Belle Cos
by; plano solos. "Cracovienne Fantas-
uqUe,' opus i. No 5 (Paderewski}. and
II RusignUolo," opus 81 q Nevin), Miss
Elizabeth J. Robinson; vocal solo. Par
IA, waltz song CArditD. Mss Louise
Shepherd; piano solos. "Tarantelle." 3
fat. opus g Chopin. and ''AIbumbIatt."
opus IS CAIax Reger). Miss Lucille San
derscr
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
GAVE DRAMATIC EVENING.
Hamilton School Pupils Present
ComS@< in Three Acts.

Com--[ In Three Acts.
An evening OF dramatics was On tbs
programme az the Hamilton School. La
fayette square. last night. A c0medy. n
three acts. called This Fan BY Carlo
Goldoni, was given
4 stage had been erected in the grounds
adjoining the seminary. and vas lighted
BY strings Cf colored electric lights, max
ing q most attractive scene.
The characers were impeEsonated as
follows; Count Rocco Marina, Miss
Emile Campbell; Baron del Cedro, Miss
Ruth Steuwagen; Sign0r Evarist0. Miss
Cherry Head; SignOra Gertrude, 2 widow.
Miss Irua Grassler; Candida, her niece,
Miss Frances Lay; Coronato. an inn
keeper. Miss Emily Bassetu; lEoracchio.
q peasant Mss Eunice Whyte: Nina.
his sister, Miss Marie Bsrnitz. Susanna
a small shopkeeper, Miss Alice Butler
Cherry; Chrispino, q shoemaker, Miss
Sadie Mullins; Tim0teO. al apOtheczry,
Miss Nellie Schirm; Limoncino, a waiter.
Miss Eunice Whyte; Tognino. servant %
the two ladies. Miss Helen Burch; scan
ezzo. boots 20 the iankeeper, Miss Ade-
laide Danelhower.
Tie scenery represented a little village
near Milan. al the acts taking place II
the village square The scenery was de-
signed and painted by the Misses Wood
ward and Kelley, assisted by the art
class.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

this continent 10 the extent Of at least
SO, 10000 a year. There are no less than
a thousand prominent plant students
now working along the lines Of plant
hvbridization, and Il is thought that the
next ten years Will witness a greater
change IN the growing OF small crops
than al the years before It is believed
that the orange will soon be grown profit
ablv as far North as South Carolina, the
crossing OF the sensitive F'lorid2 orange
with the hardy but worthless orange
bush Of the North. making this extension
Of its range possible.
Perhaps the most hopeful indication for
the future is the Pingree potato patch
idea carried 70 its logical conclusion. In
and around every city there are hundreds
OF vacant lots, and the charity associa-
tions have been assisting the poor to cul-
tIvate these spaces, Transforming them
into spots Of beauty instead Of eyesores.
The poor and the unemployed are thus
given an opportunity to occupy their
time with profit. II is said that during
a recent year the vscaBt-lot gardens Of
Philadelphia gave employment to over
500 families. and that the products netted
ss0G00. not 10 count the health OF mind and
body that grew out OF the work The les
sons that have been learned in farming
vacant lots have led many families to
move into the country where rent IS
cheap, 10 go into the trucking business
for themselves. Having had the ad-
vantage OF practical scientific instruction
there are few failures among them
Most OF them work small crops that
bring big returns.
lCopy-;Sht. LOG. By Frederic J. Hsskin.)
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
STUDENTS RECEIVE DEGREES.
Annual DOctorate DisputatfOn Held
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a. G. W L.
Three candidates for the degree Of doc
Tor OF philosophy at George Washington
University were examined by the Juries
yesterday morning al the annual doctor
sts disDutauon- Each candidate passed.
and VII be recommended 10 the trustees
for the degrees
After the examination he candidates.
members OF the Jury. and the faculty had
luncheon IN West Hall.
The names Of the candidates. the sub
ject OF their theses. and the members Of
the juries are: Harry Wilson Houghton.
who discussed The Eject or Cold Stor-
age on Chicken Meat" DR.. ". D. Bige-
low, chief OF the division Ot foods, De-
partment OF Agriculture; Or. J. II.
Kastle. chief of the division Of chemistry,
hygienic y lsSCratory. United States Public
Health ard ,daTine Hospital Service. and
Dr. c. F. -,angwOrthy. chief OF nutrition
investigations. Department OF Agriculture
experiment stations. were the examiners
George Whitfield Stiles. jr. spoke on
The Possibility Of Shellfish Contamina-
ton from Sewage Polluted Waters in his
thesis. His examiners were Dr. Benjamin
Meade Bolton. expert in experimental
therapeutics, Bureau OF Animal Industry.
Department Of Agriculture; Lieut. Col
". c. Borden. L. 5. A. (retired). and Dr
John r. Mohler, chief OF the pathological
division. Bureau OF Animal Industry, De-
paTtment Of Agriculture.
Luther Hess Wsring was examined by
Rev Dr. Gec-ge BrOdthage. pastor Of St
Johns Lutheran Church: Dr. H2nnis Tay-
Tor. formerly Minister 70 Spain. and Rev
Dr. Charles Wood, pastor Of the Church
Of the Covenant. The subject OF his thesis
was Martin Luther's Political Reforms
OF Germany"