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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

A lew days ago, while vet con
Eected with a news gathering asso-
c'stion, IL became the duty Of the
present editor oi the News- { hampton
TO interview President Jelfery Of the
Denver q Rio Grande Railroad, who
wss IN Denver 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the stock holders. MIR
Jeffery was asked explicitly concern
ing the reports Of plans to broad
Ruaee the line between Sshda and
Grand junction over Marshall pass.
He replied that the officials were not
even considering such q change =
that IT was out of the question until
securities sufficient to cover the cost
Of the project had been sold. lie
further stated that no attempt WA
being made at that time TO dispose oi
more bonds Of the road. The utter
fstiIity Of even hoping for such a
development in the near future WAS
plainly indicated in Mr.. Jeffery 3
tone Nov there has been consider
sbIe clamosr in the western slope
Pssss for . brosd.GSaGe road in the
place of the pseseRt inadequate
narrow gaaee line. aud many hints
have been made Of the near approach
ii the time when this much desired
and greatly needed improvemt wosld
become an accomplished fact. Can
these reports have orieinated from
the accidental expressions incident
TO idle gossip, or were they gradually
developed from well-lsid plane of
officials of the road resident in Colo
RADIO ior aPpess'ng persistent de-
msnd of q neglected section of the
state? And was President Jefery
denied knowledge Of the plans and
kept in ignorance of their purpose,
If plans there we're? We wonder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
CHANGE
IN WOMANS
LIFE
No. Sale BY Lydia c. Piakhaa's s
VeQe1sble Csmpouad.

Graniteville. VT was passing
through the Change of Life and suffered
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

of 5foIerne, men Sfoieroo6et beu-
ser, at ser intet er / Statens8runo.
Ioo, iom forbpoer 9ibelens 9rr9
/ Sfolerne. Seniigten me0 at ino-
fgre bibelife 2eieitpffer | Stolen er
at fremme goo Moral og Berger.
0Do. Der maa ingen 9ommentar fsi-
es til oct opl9ite, og intet Barn ct
toungen til at oere til Steoe I'M.
Der Oplesningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

0egerbiifoppen abraham @ront
peo ben biifoppelige Weto6iitfirfe
/ afrifn er npLig afgaaet ueo Gsoen.
San Dor fbot Den %. auguIt t848
| en- gogn meo Offer foripRnot |
Rer5eScn Of 9ate gi.s, S%lerioa.
Sans Sor9lore Der Slooer, ogabra.
BAN bleo ielp iom iolgt SLaOe lie.
re @onge, oo ban bar 10 aor gam.
mel for $4,000 confederate" Wsnt.
Son unopeg iom Slaoe peo OF iusm.
me ODER Stiponee Hiner. Derfra
flpgte0e ban l9ngere | Noro. San
por en- goo Wano os Far uofsrt ct
fort arbeioe for fin Hoce.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Zen ipenif-lutberife 9luguItano-
bar beiluttet at iamIe ct 5ono pan
$275,OO0 til lin SfoIe / Hocf SIS
Ian6 (Spnooens 8reiteieminur og
College, og for nogen S;O iioen
beretteoes, at 0enne Sum allereoe
nar ful0tegnet. Der blep iubifribe-
ret $15t,923 / Staten Sainois
nlene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Oct er goaet lignenoe meo Zen
forene0e norife airfes Bethlehem
Menigbeb" / Chicago iom meo Dor
nSiloams Menigbe0 Der. Bethlehem
Nenigbeos Weolemmer er for en-
flor Del fIpttet fra Strsget om-
firing Den gnmle Strife paa Wap
ct. og Center 9toe., oe Wenigbeoen
far oerfor beiluttet = life at flpt.
te, iom Siloams Ngb. eioroe =
mel at forene Jig meo emaus Ne.
nigbe6 iom er en- aflpeger al
g~et6lebems Ngb. Den is. 5e6r.
bolot 8etblebems Ngb. afifeosfeit
/ I'm gomle airfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

st Selifob Of Reeere fra Il. g.,
iom ngteoe Jig til Gann0os oeitIiae
gropinier for Der at fbbe 2anb,
bleo Ben "a. 5ebruar itanoiet ueo
@rpnfen og negtet at ouerifrioe
6enne. Ganaoas Regering amer Re
creme for ~uenifelige 8orgere os bar
oeo SOP forbu0t oeres SnopanOring
gi faar iaa be5ol0e Dem og forisae
at gore Dem til CODE gorgere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

8 be offentIise SfoIer / Stgb.
LAMB Bari, Micb.. Zen 5oritao til
Detroit er III. .2utb." nplis mo.
fsrt en- Bog, iom inoebolSer en-
eamling Of sfriftafnit. SnofsreI.
fen ifete efter foruosaaenoe Dref.
teIie og stemmesiunins blanbt
1orgerne ON sogen. Won mener,
ben fdtoIife 1iifop I Detroit oil
onIreee Gag for at foa Wooen ND
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

a6re anlerifaierile Sernleo, (liaar
oeres Menine er oerfra ~ofoioenOe)
iaa ifaI Oh bare ie 6proprferil Dog,
tag mig paa 0roet, prsp oetl Oct
fan oa alorig 9oa oerre enc 9aIt,
iom Spoen iagoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
geO stotsuniueriitetet i eugene

ge0 Observation-Disclosures / eugene
Oregon pil Der ifslge p8aibing.
tonpoiten" efter al Son0ignIig9eo
bIiue oprettet en- B%rofesiorpoit /
nor6iife Sprog naerebe fsritfom-
menOe @%fteroor. Statens 9e9islatllr
bar pitt Jig meget oenlig TENT for
Sogen. 2igeiaa bar nniOeriitetets
9rpiioent og DIRECTION looet at
itstte Saeen, buis oct pier Jig at
Statens if~anoinapiife gefolfning
pirfelig ~interesierer Jig Tor, at
9anif, Rorif og Soenif bliuer lige'
itillet n1e6 andre aulturiprog oeo
Stotens beieite 99reanitalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Raar eeisrne beuuenber fig til Colt, Der
operterer T globet. enten 10 at tebe bos benz
elsr tor at fau Dplpsnius ON bet apertsreoe,
bebes De altio omtale, at 0e laa AuertIsies
neutet I bette glao. Oct oil oRr til gem
fiolg Jtptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
Sra NisiionSmeoet / 8eresfor6,
2. 9af.

5 Go9ene 5reoog, 9groag og
Ssn6ag (0iorts 1O-12) boIotes
Der Misiionsmeoe poa openneonte
Steo. Serren oeIiigneOe oS meo
eoot gcir, ioo at 6OIf life bIeO
forbinoret / at oeItaee / Msoerne,
boa0 Oe ueirli9e 6orbolo angif.
Solen ifinneoe Hart os oeiIigt, oe
alt / 0oturen bar ioa iuiot og op:
I%eften0e, iaa mon funOe life unO4
eoo at bIipe benrpft '9ette bialp
it til, at ri bapoe go0e 8orbaabnill.
ger ON ct eoot Wsoe. Og oi blep
beller life %ifuifet. tbi airfen oar
npiten ooeripIot til De fleite al Ms-
oerne.
Get egentIige Meoe be9pn0te 6re-
bag Morsen. goit. Feterfen ira
Woorbeo0 bar alere6e anfommeit
3ogen i 6orpeien og bao0e prGoi-
fet 6re0ag 6or. og @itermiooag,
oa Der life enonu DOR anore irenl.
me0e 5oIere fommen. 6re6o1 efter-
mioooq onfom Bat. u. %. anoer.
len og Stuoent 5. 6. GarIien, beg
&c ira Blair. elsie taIte SUBS Orb
5reoog aften til en- itor 6orinmling.
2srOae6ormi0oae boIotes Der at.
ter @uOstieneite, boor Bait. u. DO.
an6erien pr9oifeoe. 2igeIe0es bolO-
tes ser Msoe 2eroog Gftermiooog.
Wen Sen0a9 bar ben tore Gag,
iom Den 10 oltio ifuI6e pore. Do
gen nobneoes meo 9srneguostiene-
tie. bbor Stuo. ). 6. GnrIien tolte
til De imaa oDer 1 Gam. f6, Z:
oWenneifet Ter pno 2inene, men
@uo Ter poo S5iertet. Sope0tanfen
| oenne Gale par. at set gploer ON,
at 9ierteiorboloet til Serren err /
Sr0en, og at Dor ariitenoom life
ifuI0e Dpre noget, iom u6enes for
at tpffes Menneifer. al. 1890 be.
9pnote Observation-Disclosures. Bait.
Beterien taIte ouer 8agens Grange.
lium: Zen fananGiife aoinoe".
6on lagoe os iipr ire Bultfter pan
9ierte, nemli9 oisie, at oct 9pI0er
for 0lenneifet at fomme neo for
Serren, oerefter at bliue 6ro9et op
oeo BAN, og en0elig at 6liue itao-
fpitet Oeo bam. BoIt. q. 30. anoer.
len boIOt Sfriftetalen og forretteoe
oeo aIteret.
Ssn0ag @ftermiooag bar Ger
llngoomsmsoe, boor Bot. anner
len tolte ouer 1 Sob. 2, 1911,
CO ;. 6. Garlien tolte ooer Sob IA,
6: Seq er geien Sonbbeoen %
2ipet, Ser fommer ingen til 5a6eren
uoen peo mig"
Slntningsms0et bolotes Ssnoog
aften, 6ror De tilreiienoe iamt Ste
oets grpIt Boit. 5. anu0ien taIte
ct lille CUBS Orb. S9rlie oe6 Ssn.
bag eftermio0ags. oe ~aftensmeoet
mprfebes Der en- 9el 9eoaoelie, oe
noeIe ipurete: uSoao ifoI iea gre,
for at bIiue ioIig2" Waa Serren iaa
fuIofsre oenne Sag, iom er begpnOt
| oisie &ierter.
Get por ifenne Gage oi tilbragte
iommen, og 6n Wsoet en6eli9 Hut.
teoes, por Def meo oct 2nife for
manages geofommenoe, at BET funoe
baDe bnret nogle Gage lpngere. Sn,
hpor er oct ifent for SUBS gsrn
of DO iammen, % boor er oct Ifent
reo iaooonne Weoer at lie, at Der
er Siele, iom isser ben leuenOe
og innbe @uol Wna &erren lpgge
mango flere iii De troenbes 9oI |
9eresforOi
Nenigbeoen bar for fort lib II
ben bps9et en- imuf Gr9iteboli9,
Tom Den fnn ppre itolt al. Ter par
ogiaa Gale ON at bpeee til airfel
elfer bpgee en- M. gi bnaber. at
oenne 9onfe mart maa blioe reoli-
ieret. Oct er 10 ct goot 5egr, naar
airferne blioer for imoa. Serren
beliigne geresforo Weniabeo meo
oens BreitefamiIie til Sia!es 5reI.
Iie.
Sfrepet efter anmoonfng Of
q H H
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21
9if a%omfirmatiun.

8i bar ct minore Reitoplag al
ben | 5jor uofomne oanife Operi9t.
teIie Of Gait. a6olf Selmegs BOG
Beo Qorspeien
Sna Ionet Oplaset Refer faas
gogen for 80 gts.
Dan 2utb. BnbI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

3 Eilfelbe Of rlrssslmesfebeOsr usb
Robtosslien hebss man tla9e til bet teoIise
go tpeien. Stuloe bet life biRlpe, bebes
mao beupenbe is til .,8onftersn"s
Rontgr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21


=. Senien fsrit ouer Or0et ,Nattb.
%, 81 ON Seius, Ser Oiloe iafale
os mo UNDER jim beifpttenOe 9oono,
iom Ssnen iamIer i'm apIIinger I'M.
ser fine 9inger. Gerefter tolte 8oit.
e. ). U. 3. ,. 3ieIien ON Cen
fornnfti9e @uos6prfelie", Rom. Y,
I I. 5reoog 5ormi6oog bol6t 9re.
iterne MsOe I groite6oIieen. efter
6orbonolingerne inoleoeOe Boit. ).
g. Senien @mnet gRiof9rbeo meb
8oritonO" Hom. 10, 2. iom 6erefter
orefteoes. 5reoag eftermiO0aa bnO.
De ri gmnet: oSnilobeO % @nfol.
6igbeo" Mottb. 10, Is, in0leoet af
Bait. 5. q. Semen oo inmme 0o9s
@iten bIeo oct onoet Gmne: .Se(.
ligg6relien" in0leoet al Boltor q.
8entien. oMenigbe0en / Subs Or0S
Cps, oct treble @mne, bleu inOle6et
al Rait. G.5.A.9.g Rielien 2eroag
@ftermiooog. gfae oisie @mner bIeo
oreftet pon en- %foritan0ig og aIiioig
Maa0e, iom ri boaber ioor 9etu0.
ming Tor mango / fommenoe Gage.
Senoagen bar 10 ina ben iioite
og fore SsitioSoo9. Zen opronot
flnr og oeilig, men oct bopoe npr
taget EN- GnOe meo 6orifrGffelie;
ioa meget err ~iiffert, at mango bleu
ioo iorifr9ffeoe, at De blep bien1me
ira airfen. ST. 8 ifinneoe Solpn
imilenoe 1eo til oS. me pluoieIig
traf ben Jig tiIbnoe og Simmelen
bIeu ooertrutfen meo tpfte iorte
Sfper. Get bleo ioa msrft | airten.
at pi fnopt funoe ie at lpie. Otter
ale Mprfer at o6mme ifuloe oi
bnpe 6oit en- b9Ioig SfplIe. Oct tit
ri life. Wooife noaen bao 9erren
ON at oente meo ben til iioen. Get
bIeo noaet foloere % par groot
belle 0agen, men elers ooentsrt.
al. 8 folote airfefloffen ale De
imoa til Subs 9u5; Ger par ogina
noale tore iblnnot Dem. men De a
lmoa no. til at ono meO 9erneitn.
rem. :. 2. Senien tnlte til Dem ON
o9immelitigen~ Seius, no ira "a.
fobs 8remmeipn. L. Moieb. %.
0erefter aif ale 9srnene, 9Grerne
iamt en- Del andre op og Ingoe ct
Oifer paa SCREENS glter til Misilo-
men
af. 10 faIote a~irfefloffen igen.
9enne Sang til 5friitemaal. Me.
nigbeoenS Breit boIot Sfriftetolen.
Sefiien bar oen % Sol. g3e, iom
ere pIanteOe / Serrens Sus. De IfuI.
lie grsnnes / Dor 8n0s 5organr0e"
oip. BoIt. gentien prpoifeoe. Sans
Sefit por / aor. 10. oaerIigbeoen".
9erefter Oifer, 8arneOnab OIL alter.
gang.
We0ens pi bar bpnfe6e en- Ser.
rens rige gor6 % ne0 De aonoeIi1e
@aper, boooe Nenigbebens aoin6er
opffet goro for os | airfens fore
Spiieiol meO 6eilige Retter for pore
2eaemer. Seq bar al @runo til at
tro, bet imogte go6t % bleo npot
meo geIbebog. Der par bPffei, ian
Der funoe ipiie ca. 65 Berioner 40
@angen. Soor mango Der bleO Be.
ipiit, bar ieg life bsrt ct Orb ON
en6nu.
aftensmoO bleo ierperet poo 'ani.
me Steo.
af. $50 Dor Der l~lngoomsmeoe
meo 5. q. SenIen og g. Rielicn
iom 5olere. Den fsrfte brugte 3efs.
ten ON Gnof iom panoreoe meo
Sub, oe SUB tog BAN. og ben fi6ite
lagoe os ct Orb poa Sierte om a9r.
ligbeoens @9I6 no fra Sroet: o8li.
Der ineen noeet ifplbiee uben bette
at elife boeranore."
ge0 aftenmsoet tnIte isrIt u.
Gbriitionien og oerefter ct Slut.
ningsoro al boer al pr9iterne. Get
iioite Oro bar Seiu tore Sfutnings.
ORD peo cen iioite SfiIsmisie: pWen
iomler Sneoen | min 0ooe."
On Senoagen por De fleIie of os
iomIeoe fra al. 9 ON Worgenen til
af. 10 en- aftenen. 3 fan fro, bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

Entered at Blsir Postofhce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-21

ga, ioi meget gobtl t9nfer NH.
fiat en- og anoen: men noar bet MI
oreier iig ON aanoeIige geroier,
ifoI Ri on ogfaa piitte b m | aaffel.
opnen2
OF courie notl gebolo enoeiig
ole gprbier, baabe moterielle
og aonoeIise, iom bu ieIo srfenoer
Tom iaoonnne. Wen bpis bu Blot
pil gre ct Gorf6g poo at lpfioIig'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
AskYOur Friends to Help

If you belong society. church any organization lei
fellow members know that you expect their help 1t viii
be freely if only ask before it is given to ohe
contestant
Don't forget that children do the most effective worl
in collecting coupons and nomination blanks well
you many subscriptions
Should your father mother brother sister friend belong
organization them the votes and assistance
of the members
Do not let day pass by without securing subscrp
The steady persistent daily work is what vii
win. Keeping at is what brings
Anyone anywhere vote for any candidate Candidate
votes anywhere.
1t is easier to ask questions than mistakes Don
hesitate ask questions The Contestant Manager Thu
Herald office to help you. Telephone 5401.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
Send in your Nomination

You will find a nomination blank below. 1t is good for
1000 votes which gives you fine start.
Then enlist the aid of your friends and neighbours Use
telephone Let everyone know that you candidate be-
fore they promise their help enterprsng contestant
Be ambitious and determined to win. If you have friends
you at once, write them.
Call send to The Herald office for receipt book. The
Contest Manager will be glad to have you call that he
explain details and give you helpful plans Telephone write
you call representative will give you full
details
they all But work for the Reserve Ballots for they
the most
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
Conditions and General In
formation

Any respectable person. of either residing in territory
covered by the contest may enter this contest.
the right to reject NOM
nations and all candidates abide by the rules OF the
contest.
will be issued both and renewal padinadvance
subscriptions coupon and nomination blank will also be
published The Herald which will count for the number OF
specified thereon.
The first thing do is to enter your candidate
Then call write phone The Herald office for
ceipt book with which to your subscriptions.
Then let all your friends know in the contest and
request them o the votes for you
Candidates may nominate themselves be nominated
by their friends
All "Reserve Ballots issued subscriptions good
until the the and they be voted at the drec
ton of the contestant the subscriber.
will be allowed subscriptions secured anywhere
in world Subscribers may vote for contestants in dis
rct may work in all districts outside of
The final will be by committee of prominent ct
zen square deal will be given every contestant in
way from beginning to end.
Any questions which may arise will be settled by The
Herald and its decisions will be absolute and final.
Candidates reside in the district from which they are
nominated.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06

DISTRICT NO. Includes all of the City of Aberdeen
DISTRICT No. 2-Incudes all of the City of Hoquiam.
DISTRICT NO. 3Incudes all territory outside of these Cities
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-06
Week End Prizes

large number of Weekend Prizes will be awarded dur
ing Of the contest to the contestants who do the
best work to up and enthusiasm throughout
the entire contest
Every real worker thus of at least two valuable
prizes in the HERALD S Great Circulation Contest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-17
BASEBALL NOTES.

To provide baseball games at Cleve-
land Cor the next two Sundays one OIL
the games to be played between
Cleveland and New York In New YORK
next month, was played Sunday and
another game that was TO be played
between Cleveland and Boston at Bos-
ton next month will be played next
Sunday.
Tom Standard, the first baseman for
the Brockton New England League
team. has been traded to Waterbury
OF the Connecticut League. Brockton
securing a choice of either Miller, first
baseman or Eastman, pitcher. Miller
is hard hitter and Eastman is said
to he good pitcher, Standard was
one of the best hitters on the Brock
ton team, having an average OF .32S
up to Saturday. He had made 10
doubles seven triples and three home
runs, and was one of the most feared
men in the league when at bat. Man
ager Flanagan may put Fred Smith or
Paul Howard on first base should he
select Eastman. Both are good hitters
and clever ffelders.
Barney Dreyfuss, owner Of the Pitts
burg Nationa, League baseball club. is
the latest bidder for O'Toole and KEEL
", the star battery of the st. Paul
American Association team. Dreyfuss
Saturday telephoned Ray Mehan. bus
mess mana ger Of the St, Paul club, mo-
TO close any deal until he could SEND
a man 10 Milwaukee to put in an Offer
for the two players. This makes tiv'
clubs bidding for the services of tbs
two men Scouts from both Chicago
big league clubs and Cleveland will
watch the coveted players in action
The ST Louis National League man
agement is ready to pay $4,000 for thu
pair. and it is reported that Pres
Charles Murphy of the Cubs will rais'
this bid 10 x20 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-17
HEALTH NOTES.
Fat Is a Body Requisite Claims a
Noted Physician.

The popular view of the close con-
nection between fat and good nature
and weight and balance is not wholly
without rational foundation Fat.
unpleasant and stodgy as it is, is one
of the most valuable tissues in the
human body. and any man who re-
duees his share of 1t below a certain
reasonable level not only takes the
smooth edge off his temper and bal
ance off his powers of judgment. but
exposes all of his higher tissues. not
ably the muscular. nervous and Sc
creting. to danger of both starvation
and disease. A moderate cushion of
fat is one Of the best buffers and
bucklers against the "slings and ar
rows of outrageous fortune" whether
In the form of disease germs or in
strains upon endurance. The man
who makes himself into lean and
hungry Cassius. even with the best of
intentions. is very apt to get himself
INTO a state of both mind and body
"here he is more fit for treason
strategem and spoils than for comfort
"holesomeness and a long. happy life.
DR.. Woods Hutchinson, in Outing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-17
WHEAT BREAD MAKING.
Entire Grain is Made Directly into
Dough BY Special Machine

In France bread has been made
without flour i'm a machine that trans
forms the wheat directly into dough.
This machine shows a large screw
turning loosely in case. on the inner
surface of which is screw thread
running in an opposite direction. be-
tween the main threads on the eylin-
der are smaller threl Is, and the depth
of the groove hecom $ progressively
smaller from one end to the other SO
that it Will hold the entire wheat
grain as it enters the machine, at the
same time accommodations only the
pulVerized wheat at the exit
The wheat is prepared ny thor
ough washing. after which operation
about pint of tepid water to a pound
of grain IS added. the whole mixture
being allowed to stand some six hours.
Then the grains of wheat have swol-
len to twice their ordinary size. The
niXtwe is then treated with yeast and
salt. and is poured into the machine.
Ii tails between the threads of the
moving screw and of the fixed con-
trarN screw. which simultaneously
crush the envelope and body of the
grain, making of them homogeneous
mixture that forms a smooth paste.
Berad made by this process contains
succession of holes whose size in
creases as they approach the crust,
which is thin. The 3dor given off is
said to be most gfeeahle.-Harper S
Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-17
THEY ARE NOT SO sADl
Suffragettes to Open headquarters at
Mariners Harbor.

When the suffragsts open their social
centre at No. 2s14 Richmond Terrace,
Mariners Harbor. Staten Island, today,
they will be establishing the first and
only reading room within a distance of
four miles.
Their ice cream paror will afford the
young men of that district chance long
denied them to treat their best girls, for
there isn't even a drug store within a
mile of the place where this social centre
is to be. Saloons were the only resorts
there until the suffraEists decided to
plant an oasis i'm the desert
The room rented for the purpose was
formerly used as restaurant. and is ca
pabe of seating two hundred
Miss Susan l. De Hart will be in
charge Miss Edith Whitmore. leader in
that borough for the Woman Suffrage
party. said that they didn't intend 70
thrust suffrage down the threats of the
people.
What we plan is to furnish a place of
harmless recreation with some instruc-
ton" she said There are many fac
tories around Observation-Disclosures. IRON
works. soapworks etc-and why the spot
has been so neglected l don't know. but
people who have made any effort to at
tract the workers.
I'VE are going to have regular dances,
for the boys and girls there want to
dance. and we think it's better for them
to dance al our rooms than in the saloon
dance halls.
Wen have all the newspapers for any
one who cares to come to our reading
room, and all the books-hctton and
that we can get friends of the work to
contribute The Public Library is going
to help us, toe.
"The room can be used as a meeting
place for clubs. and some young men Of
the district have already arranged to
have it certain nights. on regular alter
moons there will he a sewing class Tor
children, and they're to pay a cent a
lesson.
There's no charity about this centre;
small sum is charged all who enter
the classes. to make them feel that they
have a real part in the thing
The classes embrace many branches
dancing. speaking, and even piano play
ing on Saturday. for the children.
The formal opening tonight will con-
sist of music and suffrage speeches by
men, From now on ice cream and tea
will be on tap there for very small
stipend. The young people can play
cards. too, if they like.-New York Tri-
buHe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-17

angels are in close touch with the
Good Father above, according to
Scripture; the children, who have new
er had a chance, who did not even
have an opportunity to be well born.
1t is for these children, whom Words
worth saw trailing clouds of glory"
that plea is made this scorching day
1t is to make up to these who have
come "from heaven, their home to
quote again the great English poet
that this plea is written More than
one ceaiizes, will he find true these
words of the lover of children. Not
that the clouds are always visible;
nor are there perpetual reminders of
the celestial residence, but that the
children create bit of heaven in the
homes which are opened to them is
the testimony of those who care for
them,
A thousand invitations for children
in the homes east of Buffalo and Har-
risburg and west of the Connecticut