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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

a fool who would feed cotton into his
mill and expect silk goods to be woven
from it, and yet the hen is simply a
machine. -aTfssszssg y"-~"-E
Try the plan Of flushing the ewes
from now until breeding season, then
follow with good pasture, and you will
see from results that the plan makes
most profits. 3
We need to have a clear idea of
what breeding does, of what feeding
does, of what care and environment
do, if we secure and maintain a
profitable dairy herd.
In order that a good horse NAV re-
suit the colt should not only be given
a good start in life, but should be
kept in healthful and thrifty condition
through the growing stage.
Cabbage will continue to grow late
in the fall if the ground is clean and
the surface fine and loose. The same
is true of celery, beets, carrots and
some other hardy vegetables.
Lines of breeding which a century
has developed and stamped with an
prevail ought to prove safer than
the theories of a single mind, made
tangible in a few HETEROGENEOUS
crosses.
Turkeys are tough birds, that is.
they will stand almost anything aft
er they are grown up; but for some
reason very many seem to have a
world of trouble getting them grown
up.
II the fowls are not allowed free
range add alfalfa meal and some
high-grade beef scrap, and pullets
will be grown that will be a surprise
with their strong, long bodies, we'll
prepared to shell out eggs the year
round and breed strong chicks for
next years crop.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

We need to have a clear idea of
what breeding does, of what feeding
does, of what care and environment
do, if we secure and maintain a
profitable dairy herd.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

Farmers everywhere are looking fol
some economical way Of maintaining
the soil fertility Or improving 1T
Dairying is the answer.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

Melons of all kinds require an
abundance of moisture and a clean,
deep mellow soil.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

You would think the manufactures
a fool who would feed cotton into his
mill and expect silk goods to be woven
from it, and yet the hen is simply a
machine. aafsrcsrs sS7ss7'e yy%r-rr"~E.~'
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

All vegetables which require warm
soil, as okra, beans, tomatoes and
egg plant, should have warm manure
and never muck.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

The cream from the milkings must
not be kept so long that it will de-
velop a sharp acid, for that would
impart an unpleasant flavor to the but
ter. , ~ Sf9dl ~ -
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

A uniform quality of dairy products
whether it be milk, cream or butter.
is always best.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1911-08-17

The hens need lime and the best
way to furnish it is to feed crushed
oyster shells.
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Nns betn ppIi3eigerid,t

Der sSdrbige 6snrp ainnep ipurbs
fiir sernume 3eit unfHdDliH aemod9t.
ainnep mar. pie bersits cusfibrfif
krichiet. oorssitern Ront In Der Mob.
nung pcn AabinIiein, Ro. $50 wea
Sefftt Ipeuue. untsr bem gett Ru.
biHfeinis stfunoen uorben, e6e n II.
gtnbpeIte 8euit MAIDEN tonuie. &c,
frete Burfte Daree Az nrei Wsonoter
Irbeitsboua. 800 9tlbfirofe uHb sur
s3dblung Der Rpi.en ptrnrtkiIt.
Cine fpohIperbienst Gsrdft erbitli
Z. 6dnteu. bon go. 1918 Bine CIR.
CT ipuros Su sehn 5aasn 4rbeitsbaus
unn 500 gslbiirafs perurtbeilt, tp,i!
sr Germ 5obn GroB, bon go. Ii Oa
3ir6ifts StraBt. in gnn3 brutaItr
meift perpriiself bate. 6dmeI mar
DOT einiesn 1asen init stpei GuIIboas
gen an oer GrobIhen Wptnuna Dor.
btigesansen uHb Der cine Dumb hotts
perfunt. 6trrn Grob 5u beibsn, poru
auf oiefsr iieh mil einsm spobIasaieIien
JuBtrttt fpsbrte. Diefts bieIt 6cmeiI
dusenfhsiulin fir cine perfonIihe Be-
Itinislins. benn er fieI iiber 6errn
GrDb unn h<ifen Gdttin ber unb becrz
beissts He NIT feinen Gdufftn bsrart,
bdb man esfttrn nod bic GpnrrH Der
5ouTfnldas In itrem G<iiht feteH
toHnts. ejeIitrn psriuhte tr bic Gncx
TO binsuftstIen. oIs OBJ er Der Anaeerif.
fene etfDefsH tDdrf. absr hermit bate
tr fein Gliid. od eins ansdbI Muaeus
5saisfR sur GteLIt spdrtn.
Der ION bss Mirttks btnrp Gilers,
bon 90. lila 4nner Gtrobe, Der Be-
fanntIita BEN iasmhIi1tn we5rher
Wlanhsislonstp unb beiFeH Dpftr nj
tolns Urban Bier Dtrtauii bab<n fDI.
ipurne ssfsfrH BEN SuasnDoeridt iiter-
DseieH.
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saieDriseres 1ritfirett
Hirs psH ser DiirstrlGaft az ben
GtrabeubabnpagsH perIaHst.

Gos Gtdbiratbstommittes fila
Gtrabenbdbnen beI11itigfe iib geiterp
init gstitionen, bic AZ Gunffen ber
NenDernng Der 1rittbretter an ben
StrdBenbdbnndgen I'm Gtabtrdtb Nm.
terbreitet iporben tpnren, neil, biz
segenndrtigen Irittbretter Der 1lIat.
msinsn aniidt Had Diet su bod ange.
brobt finn.
Die uripriingIihe petition fam Don
ben Ufitgliebern bes acpance Club bon
RorfbfiDs uno bieier Gtdbtfbeil bate
otnn aud ssftern 3u Der aommtttee,
iibuns cine ftattlide ansabl ReprGItu.
tonten nnb Reprdientdntinnen ees
iaHot, oenn bic Gamen tpdrtn in ber
Wtehrsah psrtreteu unb i6re mortfiibs
rerin mar iyran GultaD 1beiLman, bis
prdhoenitn bes anDanee Club, bi.
ni6t tpeniger nls "a pstitionen untsr.
breitett, bic lie i'm Jnisrsife biefer BE.
peguns IN llmlauf ssiebt battle UNI
bit obns ausnabme iebr pitls Inter,
ihriften trueen auh 6err Conner,
otr Staofpatsr pon ber %. Wnro
brd6 cine 2aHse fir nieorissre 5ritt.
sss.seF. iee SirabsHssdd 5sHssssfi ttsiaf!
tpar bnrh ben 0iseprGiibenten genfon
Jcratsr nsrtreten, Der lpie bic stote nm
ben beiben Brei um bGs 5hema bsr
5rittbrefter berumren<te unp iin bo,
rduf bsf6rdntie borauf binsutpeiisn
oob bic StraBenbdb bngefs[lIhaft in bel
leBten 3eit bepeuteHoe nno quite geue.
runsen, tpie l6neere Strsfen unb BIZ
rponsosspousenter" mdgtn einaefiibrt
baben. Dds aommisiee bebielt fich iein.
Gntf6eibuug in Der Sa6e DOR.
Dos Rcmmities beihGftigte iidb aud
nod nit Der pom 6pbs part gufinsf
UteT's Club dngsEtrebten ger1nberung
ber WlaoiIon 4penus Girdbsnbahnl
linie. Der Rlub tpinftt. bdB bic Wa,
gen fiott ME jebt Hber bic gbope
Strabe. Aims pIaee, gale unb GiIber'
Gptnue, iiber bic WoooburR apenue
bic WcWillon Gtrabe unb baRn iibel
| bic Gilbert AneHue Berfehren iollen
gu GunIien biefsr 8erGnotruna ipro,
den WoLacs Bur6. Wptrs Cooper
unp s5obn u. arumms, Ddbren Gtobir
ratbsmitslieb Wldrtin. 3. 80. grofpr
unD 6eHrp biesins iih saH3 entfnie,
ben fir bic 8eibebdltung Der segsnt
ipdrtigsH Route ,rtldrten. 6err Gord.
fer ertIdrte fih i'm Ramsn Der Stra
/ btnbobuseisuf6oft bereit. nit benD.r
tretern Der .in3slnen. an Der 1roge IN
tertfirten 8ersinigunsen su ionfsri
ren uno bic aHeelessnbstt siusebtro 81
srortsrn.
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Observation-Disclosures.

IgBds .aaHbhcus ,33, 1414gI.diantEt
lGora dig. % 1877 Sim St.
J5dpotn 5oFfman. 80, 24ls gine ct
lalits Is. WeRiIon, 25. 632 W.4.ap
Iartbur R. sbisrIf, 81, 34o1 Rcul.
ton Ap.
lWarp Berger. %. ID RuIberrs ct,
IJrdntS6listmon, ,4S, 1409RprtIeAp
tgbarlotte Diesmeier, "A, 1888 golt,
rain 4p.
JGeorss Datiou, 80, Bethel, 8.
/ Settle 2ohs. "a. Glspes. 8.
I2oprnes u. DaarTbal, q. 311 Rc.
guIlpugh Ct.
tNutsarst Sonss. is, 4122eaftsrnap
lSam. s. price. 3S. 256 gaet ct.
tGrdtsGreatcrsr ,26. 446Re 1optaSj
Gilbert %. enis. q, 1913 glorf ct,
3ot M. 3apf. Is, 936 Rihmonh Ct.
Bm. 30. airtpatrii, "a, Glepes, 8,
l4HHa 10. 6ans. 10. btssI.
l5reb. Or. glitter. %, 225s aO.b ct
lsp1 Uieineds, IS, 80 On RcVail.
Ian Et.
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bantit, bnB SHred nidyt ausfdIisbli6
fur bic Staot tbdtig fei. Die 6erren
BON Der @efuHbbettsbebDrne iDaren ies
bod anoerer 4niif)t ais sSHIpeftor
Blume uno Hamenttih Or. WtIIsr
6ro6 cine 2anae fir Sdrsd, ben er
fir einen gan3 ppr3iieli9en Snfpettor
ertldrte, Der enti6iepen fir Das 9ebaIt
oas sr be3iebt Der Staot eeniigefD lei
itet. sd biH." f6loB Dr. gtilIer,
sgan3 erti9iebsn bagegen, bic sSnipets
tion Oes Gemiiies unb bes Sbftes .tnem
5bierarst gu iibertragen". Die 8sbDr>
be befhloB, baB IS porldufig beim Ill
ten bleibeu foll, bis anpere Qrrangez
ments gema6t fperben t0nnsn, b. B.
bis NIT Der Steae elm 9ebaIt perbuns
ben fetn fptrb, bas Is bein 8streFfenoen
mDgltb mant, feline gan3e 3eit Der
Steaung gu iDiomen.
SIM anIdluB an Die nGhfp6dtse
SiBung Der Gdunbbsitsbeb0roe tptro
cine 8ebeimiibung itattfinben, in ipeLs
der alIer Dabrifsinli6teit mad
GbefeIert Rap bas 5dupttbemq Der
Debate fem rpiro. 8etunntIi6 hatte
6err Rap fi6 setpetaert, einen 95inan3s
bsrt6t nu4 benz Spitem bes Bureau
Of Runtcipal Rsieard fir bic
8ebDrbe aus3uarbeiten, neil ietnsr
Grtldrung nad sr jsbt nit Qrbeit
oerart iibsrbiirost fsi, baB er berartige
8ert6te nift anfertigen t0nne. Or.
2anbis bate Der 8sbDrbe gsftsrn audi
etn o6rei6en 3ugsifeat, in tpel6em er
auf bic permebrteu NmtsobIisgenbeiten
5errn Rap's, bic namentlih ourh al
lerbano Dom 8ureau Of UlunicipaI
Re5eurd etngefiibrten 9euerunaen perz
urfaht fpprben fino, bintpies.
Der Cincinnati Beef 90. nuroe cine
ireitsre 5rtft ban 20 3asen 6etuilligt,
um GENTLE Ianttc.e GinriGtunaen in
i9rsm SdEattbauis anbringen gu lafz
len. SolIte mad 2tbIauT bieier Friit
Hthts S.tsan ipo1bsn ie;a. 10 piro Der
Jirma bic ftaotiids Snipsttion eut3o=
gen tperpeu.
Den WaoItsreibeiissrn Citerbuu8,
aesfe uno q. 5rssfe tpuroe cine fr,it
BON 80 Sogeu our Dur9flbrunq aez
piRsr bonn TttidtHipsttor getroffsnen
4Horenuneen betpilligt. ..
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Sn ben geftrtger 3peitsn Gampf Der
Serie 3rpiicben unisrsn rHsos" unb
ben rRiefen" in Rem Yorf fanbte
SduptIiug 9rtffttb ben S6lsuberer
8dspar un0 ben Sanger Glarte qeaen
Warquuro unb Wepers, tpelde oes
8egHers 9ei6uB beoienten. unTere
8atterte tpuroe i'm s. 9ange pur1
WcGuitan uno Mc2ean abgsl0ft.
llniere Sungens psrLoreu bas Spiel,
neil FTe in ben geiommtsn 9 8dngeu
nur 2 3reffer uno ebenip piele SssbIsr
mu6ten, gegen s Sreffer unb sinen
JsbIer Der Rep gorter. Wtt Nus
Habme Der beiben eriten @dnes, in be-
nen CT qsrtnge 8ontroue iiber ben
8nl bate, idleuberte 8aspar mel
iter6oft, pie auh fein Ra6foIgsr Ntcs
GutQan in ben beioeu leBteu 8dns
gen. Der Slump" BON lsgter Rode
bat fih rpieoer etnesfteut unb pbne
5reffsr t0unen Ietbft bel better 8eniss
nung Des 9eIhiibes tsine Siegs ssz
nonneu peroen. 9opnep mar Der
Sunoer, Der nit Ieinsn bsiDsn ssebr
leru bic RieperIags bouptfdhlich hers
beifIbrte.
Refultat ber gsfriser
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beoedt III. IS fei oenn, bab fir ben Be-
treffenbeH Elm nnr fir ibn beftimmtes
WeHer, tir eigener pinfel unb Elm
eiaenes Raiirbeden benuBt iperben.
Rein Barber bdrf 6autfrdntbeittn
bebGHbeln une 0iemdnb bari als Bar
bier thdtig fein, Der an elmer 5duts
tranfbeit leioet, sleidpiel Oh lis ii9tbar
lit ooer Hi6t. auBerbem mub Elm
GIemplar oieIer RegulationeH fi6tbor
in jeosm 8arbierlaoen aufsebdnst psrs
ben.
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Diaiom uno 5lprence Goroes, 633
RiboIe Roab, Mdo6eu.
Srpin uub 2ucie Reiuers. 26ll
gpots Str, Gna6e. ....
Diaiam uno Marp Grepter, 1923
2aeIeee 4ne., Snabe.
8iaiius unp U(tnnu guher, 2022
isresman 4pe., Gnabe.
Sacob unb 5ennis augels, 1647
Queen Gin 2lpe., Utdonsn.
cSoispa uno Glard &rapp, 17T3
gopers Str, Gndbe.
CHARLES unb Bertha 3rommer.
2726 Gpleruiu 4pe., anabe.
8m. unb gIba 8ornbebsr, 2460
TSairpietp 4pe., Gnabe.
6eRrn uno Slo marIin, 829 Meit
7. 2loenue, Gndbe.
0einrih uno Cora Shmie, oct
Sdlpthorn Ioe., Rnabe.
Sermunn unb Soisph 5epe, 1727
6uebes Str, UsGbben.
Charles unO @lifaberb GtertHeer,
29 Mercer Ctr. Euabe.
9eter uuo eoa Rpeote, 1929 StrGts
fpro Ape., Gnabe.
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Gin e6rentag
Sirb bic 5abEisirr tm 500 am mad,
ten Sonntag fur Sas SsHtidD
tbam Ieiu.

Bon S3ean gu O3ean
8srnebmen mir 9ein Raui6en;
IS 1T 9ein 9eit, 0u Batter Sabn,
Dem Define Siinger IauI6sn."
90 iinst man isst ii6&ruu auf oem
peiten grosnruno, no 9eutIte uno
NIT ibnen oeutite Sitten uno &C.
brauhe eiue Stdtte gefuuoen haben.
4ls Dor uuunehr 100 Sabren Srieos
rid Guotptg Sabn ben 1urns uuo
SpieIpIaB ouf Der 5dfenbsibe bel Ser.
lin erOffHete. abnte nobl niemano,
odB oieie 8etuegung t5ren Siegeslauf
burh ale 3tDiIiiirtsn Gambler nehmen
lpuroe. Oos Der beuti9en Surnerei 3u
Srunbe Iiesenbe 8rinstp: bic barmoni=
ihe ausbiIouRg BON &0rpsr uno 8eiit,
rptrb jest Don alien eiuithtspolIen grs
| 3iehsrn aIer Ruti0neu ais oas Rihtiae
ansrtaHHt, uHb bic Deutihen baben
oGper oOppslte urid6s, bic 6unoertz
| id5rtee Diebsrtebr ess 3agss, an BEN
bic tulturhIltoriI9e 8egsbsnbeit Der
gr6ffnung bes eriteH 9urnplasss iih
dbfpielte, fsitIt6 3u begeheu. Bts in
allen 3urnsrftdtten bieies 2anbes, 10
bdben audi Die zurnsr bon Cincinnati
unb umssesuo bsi6IoFsn, cine iolhe
SSeier ab3uhalten uub benz 3urnnater
Sdhn in etnem bieiiaeu Dffsntli6en
SpieIplas sinsn 9eosHtfstu su erri9s
ten. Die 8orbereitungsn fir bic sSeisr
i'm 800 am nGhitsn Sonntas Iinb aufs
Bette gstroffen.
IN uHIeren oeuti6en Wlitburas-n
Iiegt es nun. 81 5etpeiien. pnb fie ibre
gfift srtaunt babsn uHo piIIens iinb
ourb ibre Qnfpefsnbsit gum 9eLin1en
bss SSsftss. bem 9suti6t5um our Gbs
re. beisutragen. Der Reinaetptnn bic
fer 5eier piro in ben sahnz z9ebents
IteiHfpnb ftisben. Sidsts iinb nur am
gtusang gum 800" gu hoben. Sur
OurdfIbrung seIanst oas foIseuoe
grogra
| 2 llbr Natm.: 9sriammluna Der
ainbsr in Der georb Cincinnati
3urnballe.
2:30 Ruhm.: abmar'h mad benz
3oolpaiIhen 8urtsu.
3-4 u6r: SSeitreoe-@rnTt u. Meier.
Surnsriids 8prfiihrungen
AZ 5reis unb Srbnungsz llebunRu. 49,
Endbens unb WdbhentIaFeu Der
Cincinnati 5urneemeinoe.
b Slaggen. Rsigen Mdbnsu,8lafis
bes Rprb ginc. 5urnpereins.
| q fyrst. uno 2aufibuneen-3Dsliness
ilofe Der gincinuuti Surueemsinoe.
b. Rsifenreisen- MGe6en.alaiTe oes
Rprn Ginc. 5urnpereins.
y 5reiibunoer RRdbeHflniIe oes
Rpro Gine. Surunsreins.
$50 abenos: al SInmpiihe SpisIs:
/. Jedaten, 2. Speerptrfeu, 3. Can.
fen, 4. Disfusperfsn, s. Rtuasn, g.
oes Siegers 5eimtebr .--attipe per
Cincinnati Surneemetnos.
h 5tnbiibuRgtn SurneriHHea Der
Cincinnati 1urnsemsinbs.
|ts Santeliibansen - 30gIinsstIuiie
oes Rorb Cincinnati Eurnnereins.
D. Berdtheturnen ON Barren slts
ttce oes Rorb gine. 1arupereiHs.
/ q Geuleniibuneen Surnsrtunsn bes
Rorb ginc. 5urnbereins.
p @ruppirungen 4ftips Der Eine.
SarHgemeinns.
Vahrnittass unb absubs: Sumphonies
aonaert.
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Gterblicbfeitsberittyt.

1onnie 8udieau, 81, 1871 8alant
Str. guResnsntSiiHCung.
Mamis Rsinitallsr, 33. 3734 St.
Qoprsuce Ctr, Iubertuloie.
RslIis aaugau. 28, 957 9eft Ctr.
3uterruhr.
phdIip Seil, 50, 50 DOri Strabs.
Rple.
Wdttbias DsiIsr, 63, 1715 Gsmonb
Str. arebs.
iSrdnt Sdulte. "a WtaHsfieib Stts
SnqueIt tn Shpebe-
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pro6irt IL. Q. WletaI qoIifbA
unb .Horfstpers 5renb1. 6s
ilRasfsiss Auiresnna.

IN Der WcbHlns bon Gsau Hdrba,
ro @esisr, 30. S05 ppplar Sir. ipd,
etItsrn gprmi.las elm f}tuss nusstbre-
Hen unb als tis Utuftnetr an bs.
Bf0nbRd.t. sintraf. osrb.sifets iit, b1s
GtrEnf. Dab Jrau Dtiisr iin nod ir
htm Haufs osifnbs. ouz DsHsnUenitera
ni6e Mduhlp,ltta branatr. Eis l6fd.
naonHfnaftfa fr,.uasn fie 1biiren efa
uno fnnttn Dtrgtblin nab Der Grau.
Bib biefs pl6biih. pom tinsm MussaHl
3nrl6tetrenb. Dor bsm nauis srihirn.
Dos n<ner EoHnst Isbr bnlb eel5f1i
ipssbeH nnb bet Ennntn IN nid3t fsbr
.btbsatsnn.
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Observation-Disclosures gIune srs
It5te aeitern ein 5tasto. ais er pers
iuhts ben gemiife uno S6itinlpsttcr
Sobn 5hred nm istn Amt gu brinesn.
8lnne beaHtragts, bab bas amt oes
Semitic uub DbFtinipstiors nbseihofft
unn bic Obliesenbeiten bes amtts an
ben 5ieiIh unb WiIdinipettor Wtits
heG, sintn 5biernrst. iibertrasen pers
ben IoiIteH.
Gr besriiRbett isins Gmpfs5luns
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'ultat ber gsfriger

Shleuberer Gem UtOrsu, elmer Der
bier BON YhiIaoslphid etngetaufhten
SpteIer, pslter fi1 felt Dem 8egiune
Der SaiIpn tpsgeu ietnss eeIdbmten
;yliieels ais poIlitGnoig pertblos fir
bic rRebs" erfpieIen bat, bendhrth>
tigte seItsrn ben SGuptling 9riffitb,
bab sr iih am 5rsitag bel 4ntunft
Der Rsos in gtttsburg gum Dienfe
meloen nirp.
philadelphia bat ieBt feds htRters
einanoer foIgsnbe 9tteoerlQgen erIttz
ten unb tpuros gefteru BON ben rRtss
fen aus Der eriteH Steuung osr
RongIifts perorGugt. 9o6mutb
tpmmt DOR oem Sal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-10

cup. which has come from the lips OF
somebody else may bring the infec-
ton of dangerous diseases to YOU.
That is why the laws OF many states
or the orders of city departments OF
health forbid the use of the common
drinking cup in schools, public build
ings, aboard trains, and elsewhere.
Sufficient reasons for these good laws
and regulations are found in the fact
that the mouth is an incubator for
many disease germs; that the infec-
tons of many diseases are discharged
from the mouth: and that the carry
ing of infection from lip or mouth To
mouth by means of cups, spoons,
forks, pipes, or other things used in
common is one of the surest ways OF
making infection take
The bulletin recommends that in
schools each pupil should have d sep
arate drinking cup, where some form
of bubblng fountain is not provided,
and urges the use in travelling of d
small cup or tumbler or folding paper
cup. H e
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boiler room. were recovered from the
wreck of the Maine, Wednesday, max
ing 43 recovered since operations be-
gan. Twenty-fou men are still unac-
counted for. and it is not thought
probable that more bodies will be
found.
1t was officially announced, Wednes-
day, that the work of exposing the
wreck as far as the parts immediate
ly affected by the explosion are con-
cerned-from about amidships to the
bow-will be completed by Nov. 20.
Everything will then be ready for eX-
animation by the board of inspection.
Exploration of the wreck reveals the
full length of the shattered, crumpled
and twisted keel from a point under
the boiler room. where the first break
occurs. to the ram at the bow. Little
remains to be done beyond washing
out the mud to facilitate examination
of the shattered parts.
Among the parts uncovered,
"Wednesday. was the six-inch armor
plate of the forward transverse bulk
head. which was turned over, and is
now facing aft instead of forward.
Work on the timber bulkhead for
making the after half of the ship wa
ter tight is proceeding rapidly, but
months will probably eiapse before
fiotation is possible.
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TwoPeiitions from Bangor
& Aioostook R. R. Co.
Slate Board Of Health Condemns
E. Public Drinking Cup.
Estate HOUSE CALENDAR.
Regular Meeting Of Governor and
Council, Thursday, Nov. is at 10 A. M.

The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Co. have filed petition with the
State board of railroad commissioners,
requesting them TO determine the
necessity of the railroad taking and
holding for stations and new build
ings, tracks and side tracks, two par
GELS of land upon the farm formerly
owner and occupied by the late
Charles Morneault in the town of
Grand Isle. 1t is represented by the
petitioner that the present owners do
not consent TO the sale or taking Of
the lands in question and that the
railroad company and the owners do
not agree as to the necessity of taking
or the area which should be taken.
The commissioners are asked to deter
mine the amount necessary to be TAX
en- for reasonable occupation for the
traffic and appropriate business of the
corporation, 4as well as the necessity
for taking the land.
The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
also asks that the railroad commits
stQnera determine the manner and
condition of crossing the highway IN
the town of Perham, Aroostook coun-
ty, in connection with the construction
and maintenance of branch railroad
in that town to the lumber mill ana
appurfenant buildings of the Perham
Lumber.
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GrandmOtherS
Used Sage Tea

II is easier to preserve the color of
the hair than to restore it, although it
is possible to do both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret. They
made sage tea, and their dark,
glossy hair long after middle life was
due to this fact. Our mothers have
gray hairs before they are fifty. but
they are beginning to appreciate the
wisdom of our grandmothers in using
sage tea" for their hair and are fast
following suit.
The present generation has the adj
vantage of the past in that ii can get
a ready-to-use preparation called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy AS a scalp tcnic and color re-
storer this preparation is vastly su-
perior to the ordinary sage tea"
made by our grandmothers.
This remedy is sold under guarantee
that the money will be refunded if it
fails to do exactly as represented.
If your hair is losing color or com
ing out, start using Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur today, and see what change
it will make in few days time.
This preparation is offered TO the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists.
Special Reconsideration. Webster
e. IN.
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THURSDAY received the first photo
graph OF d former secretary of State,
in response to Il recent request of his
for photographs of former Maine pre-
miers He received a short time ago
letters stating that photographs would
be sent the department at an early
date. of Joseph +. Hall of Pressure
Isle, who was secretary of State from
1851 to 1864 and of his immediate sue
eessor. Ephraim Flint, Jr of Dover.
The photograph of Secy. Hall, which
arrived Thursday, was sent to the de-
partment of State by his son, Willis
b. Hall of Caribou, d former member
of the Maine Legislature. 1t is of
about the same size as the photo
graphs of the former governors in the
Council Chamber ana will be mount
ed in 4 similar manner. 1t is expected
that a photograph of Seey. Flint will
arrive i'm a few days.
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novio&lI

tits state has erected at Petersburg.
Va, ana Valley Forge. Pa Tie dele
Cation Guides members of the mill
tia, Governors Council. Grand Army
and tn Legislature. Saturday the par
t. will hc enter tanned by the city Of
Gcials of Norfolk. Va. and the follow
ing day i'll be passed on Southern
battietields. The monument at Peters
burg will be dedicate Monday, the
unveiling to lie dCne by Miss Dtilia
Malone McGi,l. Chairman James An
derson o. the Memorial Commission
viii transfer The Shaft to Governor
Foss and the latter VIII present II TO
Virginia. The Grafton will ee delivered
by Alfred Roe of Worcester. The ded-
icatiDn of the monument at Valley
Forge will take place, Saturday. Nov.
1S. Governor Foss will present the mon
umeut III behalf of the state. to the
Valley Forge Park Commission.