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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-16

BAY VIEW BOWLERS ARE
ENJOYING FOUR=GAME LEAD.
Bay View bowlers have regained that
fonr-game lead which they secured some
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-16

New Haven bowlers set a remarkable
mark in the second of the three-man match
games which they rolled with the Pater-
son Eastern Leaguers yesterday afternoon
IN New Haven. 1t was a score of 722, and
knocked all New England alleys sky high.
Janswick contributed 2oS, Weber had 237
and johnson 227.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-16

BY making a clean sweep in the five-man
match the Nutmeg State quintet succeeded
In tieing the Newarks for second place In
the Eastern League race.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-16

The Lin City quintet are now on even
Ierms with the Newark tive In the Eastern
League f1ve-man series as a result of their
three defeats of the Paterson team at New
Haven last night.
New won four out of five games
in the individual event, one out of tire
In the two-man match and two out OF
three in the triple bout and all three in
tne vital hve-man gruelling clash. The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

Ger Siiite Don Or. :. Z. S'oluniolt
Den err in Silic 800. Aaruit CT N;t
Ynticutin eiliid,laiere. 9iodloei;l oiS
3Gbhc scjegen luoren, ihicr lie lid,
ipir eruartrt. nieher 5u ~crbulen. ai$
pI6tiid, lire Sfrath6tiafeit id}pGG,,r
ipuroe: Mrb tic oatin foot iii Der
Sbihl ~Surfaionf. DIE bri0cu Meritt
~itcliten rrn ale ihren hefanntc:i
8iehctbclchuu1soeriud,c an. icaod,
nnlionit. Ser @ntte Ger ,Srau NO,
suaegcn. els lie ucridlico. Gtit iDn'
bctroreru fiiuf 1inber ihreu fri:15c!'
tisen Son. Iic @eritprhcnc cnr 33
Sabre alt.
9ic g.i II ru.a noerung. @ic
Die Gmludlocrinq poE ben bieligcn
,uirtOid)aitlid,er @c~rbiltniiicn becin.
ilnbt luirA. eraibt lid Gus Den ST.
fern Ser lesten orei Snbrc. rSm Sob.
re 1907. oaS in ieiner erItcn SGlitc
Den Sohepunft muierer lpirthianit
Iihen Gntpidelmta brothtc. faneil
t.334,166 G%inipanoere ms 2ano.
Oieie Bitter iolif I'M lestrn Scare
auf 410.3l9. pobri nor, SIT hcriid'
iidtiaen iii. baB Die Miidipanoernlg
beinabe 10 tart mar lpic Die 3uwar'
hcrnrs. Nls oann iiin @eGint oes
I~auienbcn Sahres Ole @eiierurg DER
ipirtbid,aitlidlen ScrbdltniIic frdit!.
ger einSuicsen begann, iticg oldl oie
@inmanoeranas5ifier, unS bis gaoc
Oftober- waren id,on 721.73S
TreTblinae ms 2unh aefommen.
Muh Die bentihe Gimpanoerulg
ideint iid etpas 5u beben.
Cine iemhte Oaie. Gin
eiaentbiiInIider SuItanb lit Surb bic
Meuoermeiinits Ser @rcn5linie spi.
ifJen Nem Dorf unb Connecticut se.
ihnffen iporben. Dan bat babel
entbedt. oaS Gin 4aubItreiien bon
Der, Yreite ciner pierteI Icile. Der
biaher SIT RiIIerton. u. D.. seretnet
,puroe, thati1hlid 5n. Salisburp.
Gonn.. sebort. Sn Wiaerfon III Der
Spirituoisuperfalif aeieslih .geitat.
tct III Sn.isbnrp ongcsen nidt. Sea.
he Ser neil feitgeitedtcn Gren5linie
iteaen bos Sifa Sotel i,nb Sic Wirtb.
id,ait bon @Hi. @balen.. Sic fore 81,
acnicn icit SaDrcn in 9iiacrtol, er.
lanater. Gin Bidder" Der @c61uSe
iibcr Die Mep Derfer @rensc crid)eint
Mnmoalif. oa Tranf Sotffib nnS
sSerr @inierinabam, Elm Dampfer.
Wpoeueur. beioe onsaeiprotene Nsro.
bibitioniiten. Die berahbarten 01noe.
reien aufgefarit hnben. Iuf benz
froalihen2 anoitreiien ipobnen alBer.
benz 10 5nbIreide grobibiiioniiter,
oob ouh WilIerton bel Der nddliten
@o6l troden selea. iperoer bi;rite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

mcrn lie fGpi urO feudli nufbeipobrt
,peroel,. &eibt man iie upr benz Beg.
Iesen Ieid,t nit @lpeerih Elm, 10 gal.
ten iie iih nod bcilcr.
Bapier nj a b 6.@egenItGn N.
be reinigt. man NIT eigrt1 III foItes
@aiier gstanbfcn SdlpGinmd)ei,
ftreut Damn, obne sn trodnen. W.ebI
6ariiber mno reibt lie mitteIs eiucs
ipeiden. iciscnen 26pphe,rs 70 large
NIT MebI ob. bis oieieIben iton
blauf a~usiebcn.
Stride O%eIfIede ans
2Ieibungsitiidc an brin.
gen. Stride SeIflede brinst man
iidJer aus 2leiblnssitiidcn, ipenn
fie sIeid lit fultes .@alIcr seItedt tper.
ben, momit 10 lanse fortseiabren
pirb. bis Die SIeden brraus fino.
@ariltes @aiier lit iddolit,.
Obit umf benz 9nmme Ben
@ I'M ii der iih5uerba I.
ten. Wenn mat nan,ent!iGl IoId)e
Siueiee. Sic red,t reid)lid, nit autem
Sbitc bebargcr iiio, uno Sic 9egcn
Siioen iid) binMcigcn, NIT ipnlfenen
ODER S%trpboefcu n;ft nrrtpifclt. 10
hoB rlht bel Quit binSutretcn FAM,
70 bGft lid, BOG Obit iait ben gan5en
@inter biuOurd, iriih; bniielbc Ser.
iobren ldBt iid AUDI beim @einc on.
uenoen.
8ur3cIn 3 c 10 a brcn.
WarftsGrti,er nno 9ieienigen. ipeTd,e
cine bcbenienoc Wensc @nrselse.
,u1bie 10 aui3l,benobren bdben, oaB
iic iid fir Seil @irter bnIten, tuerben
SieIelben notiirlih in @rGben Der.
pdden. ollein Der Dorrotb fir SER
GelbitnerbrdudJ piro in Scr @esel
in Dem. Seller untersebrntt. @enn
ntai, oieieIben Ioie in 3iitcn uao
G1iier tbnt. Damn idrumpfen. ipenn
Der Seller troden III. bic Bur5eln eiii.
unb Ieioer Dor benz GriibIing. 9ic.
lem llcbeIitanoe pirb beaednet Slirf
Dcrpadung IN trodener %innbiger Grot
= lie inrbiser, beito better. Wtan
ihauieIt eilte Bdsenlaouhg Garter.
erhe DO, eineat Slate, Der ileuerbinaa
secgst tporbe1f III. ab iinb Uerfuenoet
eieielbe fir Die WurSeln, Mtfbriiben.
@elbriibcn. ghtparslpuradn Yoiti-
nafen. Meerfettig hin. peracn in
aiiten uno Tdiier eebroht. tpie oies
AM bequcmiten fem mag. NIB Damn
pertbci(t man reht bieIc grbe ba.
stpiiden. ST. bieier Weiie fperben Sic
Turseln por1fommen friiH crbalter
nno ioIlte cine bier unb 6d iouIen.
mas ie1ten oer Gnn lit. 10 rpirb Die
gnttpeihune Der @eriife r~oQitGnbig
burh bic grSe berbin6ert.
Weintr enbenW inter
bin6mrd u3ubetpobr e r..
N1an Iest III ein. eesen ben Sutritt
Der dubern Cult oeidittes Sob cine
Gage pott i'm Wadsfen aetrodneter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24


DIES Acknowledgements iiir Tnt!ut'
lodcr.
Gnrholatc Il Silnc in 2ofcr alio
@dilse ssItrcut. periGeld)t Die Stoi,
ten iid)er.
Matteu 81 pcraiiteu lit nicJt i,hr
rdtblid). lpeil ous msgeitefte @iit
lcid1t audi anbercil Snustbieren. ia
ieIbIt belt Weuifcn, Sd,uoei brhl.
gen fam.
S~eocuiol1S nutB nlaIl nit &ottel,'
giiten iebr uoriidltig iciii. Gle &c.
brGiuhlihitci Miittet osrurt lino.
Rb~ospborttis. Sicien iabt inalt nli
bcjieii IL ciuer s(petbefc matcFt On
ons reirc EDos pbor ein getahrlidles
Maicrinl III. Otaii faitll dbcr oi,f
sani g~cinnrIcic @ciic Gbospler aii-
lpeloeiL inbeW man ~cHtlpehsr Die
RopId,en bon Streidlbolserm a5id)nci.
BET mo ieoes III Elm Heiucs Stiiti.
der 'aGie gut at,l0riift mo Sieie
Eiacn on..,i in Die Xstteni1d,rr nilp.
mirit; ODER moa Himrni 1tcid, ciit
aanScsVlnocl bieicr 3iiroboljer uno
Itcltt lie nit oal Ehosphoratos,t III
Elm 9aiicuf6pitcn Dolt Wniicr. Gen
nGd)itcn NiorSen nin,mt man Die ab.
aeipiibltet S0l3er beraits. mad,t ans
Dem Walier init Wnismebl eiIien
biden Seig. benz man ei,len 9beeIoi.
fel ooI3uder Illl Elm ipeiia Sd.aiolj
suiiiat. Sicroon lcst n,ait Vor.:onen
an Die Mottenpidse. nm iorgi. Sab
anberc Ihiere es nift frciien. .
4 Mitd bleibt 'Iaise iiib. ,pcnn
mat Die gang friid)e @ilh inn @aiier.
baOe 9 Stunben lang III elmer Gent.
peratir BON 1870 Grub Neaumiir
crbist. slnsei1ieris Mild, miro ee'
nieB5ar. tperrn man elm flein uenia
G1tror sufiiat. dies muB in, 8ni.
ier ~nniaeISit. ms Die Diilf .oanit
gum 0ohen 9ebratlt iperosn.
5ancrtruut in 6 Stun.
sen erti.g 81 III d n. Man
ldliieioet 10 oicl arnut, ols man 0eii
islaenornTd brai,Ht, oernlenat has.
!elbe nit ctiuas Sal3 H,0 aiitrmels
bciprpn9t es nit etmas Beiileiiis llrs
5eiftpsrt es gut, Gags onrdli
brirsf man es nit Gig unS @dlss
nui's Geuer mis- toht ,uie ~aetuohrIif;
man ipiro bntn fuenis 1t~nterid,ieo
5wiIden 10 Sli6ereitetem uno pofiJ
ec1cbrenem Gouerfraut finben.
3otbe @iiber ein3u MA.
den. Die Niibert tperbsn setpnihcn
uno sefodt Bic iie ipei@ iinb. oanl,
gieSt maj, oas @diier ab uitb idnei.
oct iic, in Gd,eibsn. rpea,i lie folt &c,
iuorben iino. Oieie Sd,eibsn Ieet man
NIT ein ipsnie lpiiriliA aeidnittenen
Wsesrrettig unb Shnfaurbe (Ahiaec
m%iGefoliunt) III eincr Tops, siebt cin
wenie obsefsdten Giiio oarnber gna
ut einisen Easea fam a,uu iis iss,M
eebrauden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
WoNcrfo"oc aenoitI aI.e,t iueroci
better lacirt afs rolirt.

Woilcrto:oc aerHoitI CaG.en meroc!,
better lodirt ala tolirt.
DosGintrodnen Der 81 II t.
nnb2eberm ii { !tc5upcfhin.
bern. Snt @irter bat moi, aui Ocm
2anb, nod ocm Ginihlahten picl
&otfipaarc. enruuter Ylit. unb Sc
ber,piirits. lin Sieie Dor SIT groBem
Gintrpdusn SIT bewnbren. uininlt nial,
oie iriid, aus Dem MhldJ cntnonlme.
ncn 9!ut- mo 2eberiuiiriie. tal,dt lie
III lauiparlnes, ~fliebcnocs Sdpeinc.
iett, nit etiuas Hiuosriett permiiht.
elm. mo lGBt oas Sctt an Garnl
%aerinuen, I'M lis oannd, ~dlrfSubatgcn.
60 balteu iih ole @iirlte red)t lanBe,
obne einjntrodhe,i, uno ifrnicfeir
por5iiglid friid. tf
II III bas S%.anIen Scr anr.
toffcIn5np CT + ii te peril,d)c
man einntal. bid,te Shid]ten ooi.
Jarnfrout onriunter ni,o al. sic Sci
tcr 81, lege;,, benpr man tic III On,
2eQcr ooer lit 2iitelt id)iittet. Tnrn.
fra,,t FAM nlait ii1 nit 2eidJtipfeit
perIdaiien uno aud, biaig f%allien.
Die nit bs,l aiigegebcllcn Scrinhren
er5ieltcn Grinlac 'uarcn icpr gut
gitd, beini N,,ibetpabren Der 8artoi
ieln in Groarl,bc., fat nloa o.ird,
Iuslegeu nit Sarltfrnut an Steac
tcs Strobes quite Grfrbrutaen &c.
madt. Gdtit rad ldrgerer 3eit ioa.
rem idn,nntIidc &~artoifcir tlod iriid)
iu,o ih5r.
WcacrfIiic. Inu id)ldgt 8 81.
ipeibe az lsJr Ieitem Sd,nec lnh per.
n,iidt i'm init 9 lln3eu feinitcn,
StaubSidcr. eaun ftid,t radit nit
Dem 2oiisl BON Der Maize balbe
Waiierif)aleu oh. lest iie nui eih be,
itrifenes 8nfbleb nui flcine Gbln.
ten n,to Iabt lie lhnsiam trofcl,
badet. 9urn lott lrn!l. lit faltenl
8aiirr Sf,ofoInSe All. Sic n,dil nit
Dem 2offsl gellnu iiber, oic Sallers
siebt. 6anit Stpei nnb sipct iibercin.
arberictt itnb nod3iilnls NIT GonDer,
tire i~ibcraicbt. Die nia!l 81 oieienl
Slpcf fliiiiig geinott bat. Eaiu lte(lt
man Die Idiie i,ur ipnrn, ni,o Be,
ar5eitct lie nit iilbsrnem 2ofiel. SAP
iic fli;iiig miro.
@attcn Sn pertreibct,
nnb fern su baIten geIinst
ourf nerifIieSeie W1ittal. Wtdn iii1t
leere T1une NIT ieiltem trodenen
Sanb nno ibaricu5 dnnennaoeluL in
Die 2oher ifittet man @lnsid]erben.
SarO niip. uno ~ncrnnaeIt vie init
Iongen Eilofen ais Tiften. unD
Sarnenbflj.
@iloe Yiefiermiin,e iotl Die 3a.ien
fortbolten.
Giienuitriol. dig Desiniisirunas.
niittel nnaauenoct. ioq Die Natter
ihon gdnSIit) pertricben baben.
aoDlcntbeer nit Sono gu einem
Mortel aelnadt, biIoet Elm sriolarci'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

Golsn, Laten ELL ineppes gntroT,.
meii. Sene 9an5e 3eacrb III bon
Sen StoIlen eincs idou ie:. 'la.,Ier
3eit mid: mehr betriebaneu Bcra.
iperfs %imterminirt, uno Sci, Begin.
i,cn eiusuitiir5cn. gteb.cre Der
SGusfen iinS ooGig in Ben groicn.
funsen perifmnnbcr. nno onoprcn
brobt bas aIeidc Shidial.
@egen SobtidIaas. @utc
0eteftipnrheit BON Seitcn Sbsriiis
8lcinIheibens ni,h l%lntcrihcriif &qt.
Gornaon bon GiDlano. @;.., Joitc
ofs Relultat sic @erbaitnia oor,
@iqiart Gocii ,mb 2ouis Siacl uon
@lioSen our 6clNc. Ole Der S6btHlg
angcTlaet iil!b, Dieie ptror, bcidul.
oigt. Dor ,n,geidGr einem &onnt Ncn
60 Sobre nlten Mnthcnberu nit YicrO
inib @ii99p ii6eriahren uno linn nidt
beigeitdnhen sil bnben. Iolibj.'; nci.
tergeiobten 81 ieit. Mnthenbera itorb
am n1ditcn Soee. ,uGbrcno Die iul,.
gen 2ei'te cnttame1.
~ m,iu;,,., &c., m..
r;,s S,n,nf ~" y m n
*. 80
w.. -, mn 'tst Ea;el
Sap'us "".. ,u,Hro.'
w. 6,n' ~ .''' 9.vI :M.us',
nsM Sphu.s 5r's,a" ~! nuu'',a's
"p'd.oss .pna "t SS,t'1ruali 4
slM G.ue aux nm "a" eisesllat'
ar at,s!'va WV a.
osoea,Dtl 'a' p!lisr os.'A'arnns. WIZ.
Sen. Sus pai Jr1!sii. p'Gnut OF
vi''aiSn !m ',ts'''Io.
,ul"asSaVat'i!9sn "a .Ht.a. "'' ,!l'
pe'' Nvl. Iiliu,nn ~ FtEni"n: w
ucSlt!'l'N, p:eiot. ~" o'sl. NOT
pJra.''Sei y aaaas ~, ss''a'"'
;allsM, pT!s S"N.tpn 49, ~
Ben iesten Sohrer MrJeiNsn iibrr gn.
Ieihen bnt ,roden miiii.n,
q ..,;a,. ,,...., =.
Sio.. m ~
s sa.,S ~: ny" ny.
@AS Do,t Sibl,
tsrnos a ,unarIa;;;a ~. mr. m .afs sot aa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

aIeic. ODER troderi seliebter Iibe, lrs
boroi,f cine Sage bon ~iorsfGltis &C.
reiuigten Srauben, Die oil chem
trpicnen Wad)mittage Dor ibrcr gang
lid)en Hcife eepiIIdt iino, nnb 10 Wei'
ter ifift1ppiie aIeie ODER Mid]e obcr
aud aetrodnete Sdseipane. iucldc
namcntIib Dor 5dulniB idiisen nnb
Graliben, bis oas Sab ppl lit, 10 oaB
iid) sic. Srnuben niHt beriibren. uito
Die &leie noer gi6e bic lestc Gage
mlsmnd)en. Tarulii miro Dos SdS
lpobl pcrihloiicn, .bonlit ole 2u!t l,id,i
binsutrctc, ipas Die tSnuptiad)e lit,
slri Oieie grt eingelest, erhaIten iif,
Die Srauben 8 Bis 10 Wtonate, ia
Gin sonses Snbr. lin Die Srnitben
gan; DieOet iriih 3u MAIDEN, idnci.
Oct moa etwas bon benl Gnbe Ses
Stieles uno ielid1tet es ali, fueiBc
Srauben nit tpeiBen,. rotbe nit no.
tbem @eire, iotpie man 8lunlen ms
Waiier lest, Inn iie 81 erfriiden.
Cine nod cinfadere auibctpaD.
rungsurt lit folgenbe:
1tan reinist Die 9rauben iorsfdl.
tis BON allen angeaangenen 8eeren.
lcgt iie in cine Sfaf)tel in Ghidten
unb 5ruiid,en oieie cine Suantit1t
Yiiriidp8 latier. Ssu Elm trodcnes
uro gut aeliiitetes Simmer oicie
Sd)ahtel seItcIlt, balten iih oieie
Sralben biz ipGt in oen Sriibling.
Wnn sIalbt. Die ltrfade Sopon lei
in Der Yfauiaure Der Bfirlid).
Yldttcr 81, inhen. Sn StaIicn iuiro
oieies 0eriabren nit sutcnl griolg
a%nsepenSet.
gine nod anbere @rt lit 6ie, Dab
man Die reiie.l Trnuber iammi ibrer
Mebe o6id)neiSet uno iie am abac.
iGnittclien 9beile in Elm WefdB nit
@aiicr iest. Gieics braud,t ourd fri.
ihes Mafier gar nidt ericst Ju ,prr.
Sen. Wan ite1t bic Srau6en in Cit
urberpobutcs 3iminer, limb oas Wai.
Ter fam iclbit mebrmaIs fricrcn, be.
Dor Die Sriidt Shaoen lciSet.
goaitGnoie alissereifte @cintrau.
ben, Die icboh niht bonn Groite ee.
troifen iein 6iirisn, laiien iiH rcdt
gut bis na@ Deibnadten ~oufbcben.
!pern NOR Sen gIatt geifnittenen
Stiel NIT beibem Wnfs nerfIebt uab
bieIrauben afsoann in froitfraie, ~.
sebei5te Mdtme aufbdnst ODER oui
Bopierbogen Iasert.
Gum uebertraeen bon
Sethnurgen ami bunfeIn
@rnnb beSarf mar eiitcs Bans.
pnpiers BON heIler Sarbc. Dieies &c.
reitet man, inoein maj, Elm oiinnes
aber eutes Napier mitGSlp;erin trGnft
ur6 6altn auf einer Geite nit feiit
sepuIpertem aren,iertpeiB 70. lanae
einreibt. Big Die 0I1d,e pltifnrosig
iiber3osen lit. Nit biaier Seize aMiac.
leet, oann ole Seidnul,5 Sarlscr.
pmiit lid aues CONS oeatIId ab. Mit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
Jaus, 1of nno gano

@artenf9IduH tperben bel
aufbetpabrung in tpdrmeren unb
trodenen Mdunien Ieid)t miirbe unD
briaia: sas sslt:r boIten fs iid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

NxNe .las,S Nsyiass IeiSlsI le.-Ssaaee as
ots$abtasSeetr SSH Gxt1N Ssuts4ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

B @.tterfsortb stoab robe
Hr Raptbs, Ni@.. III cine sarSe
rciien BON atbsitertpo4nansen Elm.
bin. Il Ane DE 9apo6n.ra stureiit
Scr .
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22
Dorothy and the Stork

when little Dorothy Walworth was
introduced to her baby brother in the
FIRST Methodist Episcopal parsonage
IN lonkers, \. Y she manifested in
tense interest, but was not aston
ished.
i knew he was coming" she ex-
claimed; q knew it"
Pressed for an explanation, the five
year>old said: Il was down n the
Bronx 200 the other day and saw
the stork in his cage. | recognjzed
nlm by the black stripes on his wings
mat papa said were there. Well when
ehe stork was standing alone on one
leg went close to him and WHISPERED
10 MS ear that | wanted him 10 bring
me baby brother or sister. He ddin't
Say anything. but ! knew he woulf
10 1t, because he bent his head toward
NE and winked al eye
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22
LEAF TOBACCO IN PACKAGES
Methods and Penalties as to Its Han,
ding Are Fully Discussed by
treasury Department.

The treasury departments attitude
on questions that have been raised IN
connection with leaf tobacco is set
1orth IN letter which Commissioners
OF internal Revenue Caball has sent
10 Missouri firm, who had presented
a number OF questions to the collector
of that district.
Inc putting up of leaf tobacco in
packages of any fixed weigh in ad.
vance of sales and the packing of
small packages in larger boxes or con.
talners, will subject such cases IN
opening by inspectors, causing liabil.
ty to losses or embarrassments other.
wise avoidable by strict adherence to
the law.
Registered dealers in leaf tobacco
and registered retail dealers in leaf
tobacco should mark the distinction
between the two kinds of business as
defined by law and avoid undertaking
10 olend the two. The business of the
retail dealer in leaf tobacco cannot
Oe carried on on the same premises
u registered dealer in leaf tobacco
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22
Senators May Keep Themselves Clean

/ "ooled ana Wainscoted with tho nnr
est of white stone. Into eactio,s -
'his room have been fitted the baths
sho"er baths. Turkish baths nead,e
paths and other facilities for c)eanli.
ness which invite and even entice
marble rooms, bound round wit,
s'lded steam pipes, beckon while tho
senatorial waistcoat and modest neck.
tie are hung up on solid metal hooLe
fastened in marble walls.
In the rubbing rooms are two oroo.
marble slabs, supported upon hand,
somely carved bases. These are wido
enough to accommodate the annie
form Of Senator Hepburn of Idaho
iohs enough for the tall Shive}v Of IN.
olana' and, bounded around bv for
p'ddlng ridge, which will keep from
accidental fail the small and rotund
form OF Chamberlain of Oregon
1t is not to be charged hecauso a.
elaborate bathing facilities are nro
'loed In the senate Office hui,dira
mat senators have not batbed hefora
Two plain tubs off the room whore
senators are shaven and trimmed ~
me expense of the government wora
available to senators or guests whom,
hey desired to entertain. but tbov
we're seldom used
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22

T HE world do move. The Iionor deol
ers OF Washington are engaged jr
reform as is a reform, say what vo,
WIZ or may. They propose to have
i'quor Vended in the national capital
IN perfectly ladylike wav and #
please you the Retail LIQUOR Dealers
association is at the head of the re-.
form.
Among the important features suo
sested as the future policy of the Re-.
form Liquor Dealers association arc
the strict observance of the reen,a.
uohS now IN force by the excise board
the partial elimination of the "erowl.
er' nothing to be sold in this form n
wagon drivers or other passers.by.
the DONG away with the free lunch
except a screened bowl of cheese and
crackers, the free lunch being an IN.
warranted competition to regularly.
licehsed restaurants and cafes and at
the same time calculated to be insani.
'afs ana means of transmitting dis.
ease; the discontinuance of cent
prices and brazen competition; the
aolng away with large signs. and the
removal OF all kegs piled up in front
d saloons as an advertisement of the
'olume OF business being done.
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22

| WHEN congress convenes in Wash.
w ington the first Monday in De-
cember begrimed and perspiring SEN
ators emerging from the toll and dust
OF the senate chamber will no longer
be forced to hurry home to wash up"
Tor dinner. Instead they will hide
their desheVeled appearance in dark
corridors and slip stealthily through
the dusky subway to the $4,000 600
ONCE building. Here baths, which ri.
val those of millionaires' homes. are
ready for the members of the upper
law-making branch.
In order to encourage the senators
in the cleanliness which tends to DUR
1ty, the baths were made to exceed
in elegance anything found jn a sena-
torial home.
A large room was set apart on the
first floor of the building. marble
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22
Finding Quality of Cream.

The rule for finding out tho o,,o,,.
ol cream produced for each 10o
pounds OF milk when the Der cent ~
iat and milk in cream is known is ~ ~
ulVlde the per cent. of fat in mi,n ~, ~
|he per cent. of fat in cream and mni
uply 'he result by 100. Examn,e.
no" many pounds of cream contatn
ing 20 per cent. of fat are nroduans
eva ron ny n0o 3 pounds of milk containing
IL nye per cent. of fat? Five divided hS
80 equals O,2; O'2 multiplied by 100
equals ~ number of pounds of 9s
per cent. cream. To redpce ouout, 80 80
III llli'k 10 pounds, multiply the numher
of quarts by 2.15. Auinoef
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22
Liquor Men to Reform Their Business

| NO llquOr is TO be sold TO a female
over the bars, nor in private upstairs
rooms Or Railways; Objectionable char.
! acters or language around saloons will
oe placed under the ban. Men known
70 be habitual drinkers or those in
any way under the influence of LIQUOR
Will be refused.
Wen, now. you know. all this might
nave been written by the w, G, T u
and certainly it is vindication of the
hard work they have been doing for
the betterment of large cities.
10 stop the rushing of the grow)-
er and the serving of liquor to won.
en- Will go a long way toward that re.
form which all good. public-spirited
people have long desired.
There is to be an absolute closing
OF all saloons from Saturday night
until opening time the next Monday
morning. Members of the association
VIII aid the authorities in running
down "speak-easies" and the bogns
clubs.
The members OF the association
nave held several conferences with
Ma]. sylvester. superintendent of 10.
ice, and for the first time in the his.
ory OF the capital the authorities and
lquor dealers are working hand in
lahd 10 suppress the evil saloons. As
rule the capitals saloons are we'll
egnlated. but in the lower class dis.
rlcts there have been complaints and
IS these that the association wishes
0 wipe out. The association is
acKed by ample funds to carry out
ne reform at which it aims and Mai
is glad to get its aid
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22
Football Star Can Kick Money Baos Nou,

Clung has been obliged to mako Nou
Haven his temporary residence hrt
DIS nome is in Knoxville, Tenn pa
sldes doing important work in connoo
tlon with the finances of Yale NJ
McClung has had other valnah,o w.
perlences in financial matters barina
been connected with the southans
IallNay 1or a time and also other en-.
terprlses in his native state
Mr. NcClung was probably one Of
S tne greatest half backs in college foot.
oall' playing on the Yale team at tho
same time as the famous Heffel6neer
II was largely due to the work of M
Ciung and Heffelfinger that Yale want
through the entire season of 100,
without being once scored against bv
a rival team. W
The Rice belt journal., 1909-10-22


Manila has been celebrating tho
eleventh anniversary of the capture
OF the city by American troops. What
mas become of that Philippine disaf.
lecnon and insurrection which the
ahu-imperialsts" were wont to nre.
dict so gIoomiIy? asks the Evening
wisconsin. Really the admirers of
Agulnaldo have had little to talk about
lor some time. Perhaps they will
seize the incident of the invasion Of
New England by the regular army as
an opportunity first to protest loudly
and then to take to the tall timber