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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
bparofng

WANTED. Do1RDGRs FOR Two
large, bright rooms. nrst-class board,
Stand SC per week. 1916 Floyd Ave-
iue, or phone Monroe 1705.
BOULEVARD INN. ON HAMPTON
Roads; country ard senshore COM
bined. with city 'conveniencce Write
for literature. MISSES TABLE,
Boulevard Inn. Hampton. Va.
MRS. HORACE WELLFORD JONES
has opened hor new house at 90 West
Franklin Street. opposite the .Jsffer-
son Hotel; she Is prepared TO enter
tain. IN the very host style, transient
ns woll as permanent bonrders, end
having aoyernl private dining -rooms,
Will make q Dpeoiaity OF lunches
dinner and theatre pS.tios; epplica,
tons promptly attended to.
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Professional peIp lliantrn

DIRECT CALLS FROM SCHOOL Of
hcials for every class OF fall work.
Best service ever. SOUTH ALLAN
TIC TEACHERS AGENCY, Clarks-
Vile. Va. and Atlanta. Ga
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BY HENRY S. HUTzLER g. co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEEs AUCTION SALE OF VAL
UABLE STABLE AND ST0RAc:E
plROPERTY, FOUSHEE AND BYRD
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The Valentine Museum,

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STRnETS
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ
Admission, 26c. Froe ON Saturdays
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aurtion SALES future Days
Blanton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Travellers Building.

Blanton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers
Travellers Building.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
100 FEET OF VACANT LAND ON THE
NORTH LINE OF MONUMENT AVE
NUE.. MONUMENT AMEN" HEN
RICO COUNTY. VA.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated
May J. 1912. to the undersigned trustee,
recorded in the clerks Office of Hen
rico Circuit Court. in -. b. 1914, page
f0S. default having been made in the
payment Of portion of the debt
90 ny the beneficiary. l will sell mt
PUBIC auction, on the premises.
MONDAY. MAY ~. 1913,
at o'clock p. M.
those four certain pieces or parcels OF
land on the north line OF Monument
Avenue. beginning 100 feet west OF
Lafayette Street. thence running west
wardly along the said north limo OF
Monument Avenue and fronting thereon
100 feet. thence back northwardly from
said front, between parallel lines 1I6
feet to a 15-foot alley. being lots Nos.
10, l6, II and Is in block No. 6 in tho
plan Of Monument Annex"
TERMS: Cash.
w. c. BLANTON,
Trustee.
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KeaI Gstate Jfur SaIe

GINTER PARK LOTS FOR SALE ON
$50 cash and $40 per moath. Gas.
sewer. electric lights shane trees
concrete sidewalks. graded streets
ana All municipal improvements.
Buy before annexation and make
sure profit. Only lots for sale in
Ginter Park on the installment plan.
S8ie VIII be announced Monday, Nav
~. TO secure good location make
reservation now. GINTER PARK
Building "
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STUART AVENUE. 1900 BLOCK. s.
room brick house with latrobe heat.
Price, S6,25O ~
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JUST. RECEIVED, SEVERAL CAR
loads or nigh grade business wagons.
TOP ana open. Everything in bug
gies. surreys phaetons and run
aoouts A. MEYERS SONS, 731 East
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Office OF the State Highway Commits

Richmond, Va, May G, 1918.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Ar THE
clerks Office. Bowling Green. Va
until Q o'clock noon Thursday. Nav
90. 1913. for the construction OF two
reinforced concrete bridges sixty-six
GOD rect long and ono twenty 600
foot culvert over the Mattaponi
River. in Caroline County, Va.
Plans and specifications on file Mt
tho clerks Office. Bowling Green.
Va, and at this office
Certified check for $3.50 must &C.
company each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. Further information
furnished on application to tho un-
dersigncd.
p. ST j. WILSON.
State Highway Commissioner.
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gust anu Jfouru

L6sr. IN WEST END. TIRE HOLDER
for Pullman car. Reward IL returned
to C. Il. SAUER co.
LOST, SILVER CARD CASE. INITIALS
J.. l. S. Finder return to f04 East
Grace Street and receive reward.
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Sustncss Opportunity

49, -
GlNTER PARK LOTS FOR SALE ON
The installment plan. No interest.
$50 cash and so per month Gas.
sewer. electric lights, shade trees.
conctet. sidewalks. graded streets
and all municipal improvements.
Buy before annexation and make
sure profit. Only lots for sale in
Ginter Park on the installment plan.
sale VIII be announced Monday. Nav
~ To secure good location make
RESERVATION now: GINTER PARK
REALTY CORPORATION. 7i3 Mutual
Building.
IF IN NEED OF MONEY BORROW
from EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
$4,000 To loan on watches. diamonds.
teweiry and silvcrware All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
offices FOR ladies' consultations
second floor, 500 East Broad Street
Phone Monroe 1878
PRACTICAL MAN WITH EXPE
rience, with unlimited credit wishes
TO incorporate in building and SELL
ing houses. II you have a few hun
dred TO Invest see me at once c
IS. care Times-Dispatch
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KENSINGTON AVENUE. 24oo RIOcK
six-room detached house with hot
water heat and combination hxtures
Price. $4,000.
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SfaIen 4oropogaIa

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
the District OF Columbia. Wash
mgton. d. c., May ]. 1s13.-Seaied
office. Room 500, until 2 o'clock p ar
MAY 20. 1918. for furnishing granite
ana sandstone curbing during tho
hscal year beginning July l, 1919.
FORM OF proposal, specifications and
necessary information may be OBJ
tained upon application to tho Pur-
chasing officer. D; C.. Room 500. Dis
JOHN a. JOHNSTON, CHESTER
HARDING, Commissioners ID @
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Eur SALE


ONE HIGH GRADE TOP WAGON.
newly painted: $500.
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PARK AVENUE. 500 BLOCK, THREE.
story brick house on lot 4Ox200 feet
hiteen rooms. Price. $4,000
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NORWOOD = VERY ATTRACTIVE
home with eight rooms and bath
Closets In each bed room Hot water
heat. gas and electric lights Terms
very reasonable
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Bee, GoaI anu lllpoo
COAL. WOOD AND ICB.

We SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS BE.
cause we send them the best coal and
Wooa; also good Weights and meas
ure: Coal and wood dry and under
theltsr. All orders delivered promnt.
". We also manufacture plate Ice
the superior kind. Phone us when in
Wet Cary, Madison 1878. Monica
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"a Insertions. 81
81 Address WANT AID. DEPT. 81
IA The Times-Dispatch, Richmond, H
"a Va. 81
z2zz,2zzEz2ZzEHzzE
ReaI estate Jpr SALE
GISTER PARK LOTS FOR SALE on
sss se e lasfai lime plan No interest.
concrete sidewalks, graded streets
ana and al All municipal improvements.
aT uy Deo9t a6n I,1 ide and make
iinter Park on the installment plan.
Saie vii be announced Monday, May
secure now eood 1 l2ff'9n p MAKE
REALTY CORPORATION, Tia Mutual
Building.
FOR SALE, FINE FARM ON THE q.
q ~ ~ Haiiroad. half mile from sta
outbuildings. nice house: very cheap.
as the owner must have money ar
I 81 ft,r AAppiy Si2 East Main Street, r.
o'clock. Madison 1850
D. y. WALKER & co.
VEST GRACE STREET. 1900 BLOCK.
iatrobe heat. Price only $4,000.
block. four story house : With sixte seo
rooms for $4,000. Interior espe-
cially attractive.
PARK AVENUE, 500 BLOCK. THREE.
story brick house on lot 4Ox200 feet;
hfteen rooms Price. $4,000.
KENsINGToN AVENUE. 24oo BLOCK.
six-room detached house with hot
water heat and combination hxtures
Price, $4,000.
STUART AVENUE. 1900 BLOCK. s.
room brick house with latrobe heat
NORWOOD = VERY ATTRACTIVE,
Rome with eight rooms and bath.
heat. gas and electric lights. Terms
very reasonable.
,. \. WALKER & SrcsSoS CO. 10 j Mu sGG
Building.
farms, chestsrflei t county aMp f 6AR sale e
cAsH ffhfs ca By Box owP 3f5s ADDRESS
OWNER BEING ENGAGED IN OTHER
farm about Ia miles S from 'o R,cbe
mond; SO acres in highest state OF
serenrdon; , balance in wood; good
r
buildings. etc: Ia miles from rail
road station. Must sell at once. Com
m1tation fare S2.7o per month. Price
only 500 per acre. Terms. c 361
care Times Dispatch.
LARGE, COUNTRY HOUSE. TEN
rooms. besides four-room kitchen
hh1 ot nee many outbuildings; gas,
venient to station. churches and
schools. Ideal for large family. trav
cling cling man. village hotel or poultry
Price 5000 a aeFss seasI6S TSFehsrd
care Times Dispa tch.
FOR SALE, a NEW GROVE AVENUE
baths. 80 IL feet front. Madison
terms. D 227. care Til .es- Dispa tch.
GINTER PARK LOTS FOR SALE ON
s sae en- in ST. amG plan No Interest
concrete sidewalks. graded streets
and all municipal improvements.
s suy b beost a nnIe: and make
Ginter Park on the installment plan.
sale VIII be announced Monday, Nav
IL To secure good location make
REALTY CoRPORATIoN. 7is Mutual
building.
FOR SALE. 400 ACRES IN GOoCH-
land County. mile and half from
tcost $1,000; 500 fruit tree trees '.ou SO
acres cleared, balance in timber
much OF II original growth, oak, pine,
hickory; 20 acres on creek. Price,
$40 an acre for all or part. DIR. IRA
). HAYNES, Manalin, Va.
FOR SALE a NEAT. UP-TO-DATE
nome on Hanover Avenue. near Allen
Avenue Price TO correspond with
quality and location. Phone Madison
1867. Monroe 2J44-L.
DELIGHTFUL NEW COTTAGE At
Amelia for rent for summer months
Address Box 1875.
Poultry, Pets ann Ribe Btork
FOR SALE. GOOD WORK HORSE
Madison 2444-J
&.
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FOR SALE, FINE FARM ON THE @
d. y. Railroad, half mile from sta
tlon. - miles from Richmond: 1ne
outbuildings. nice house: very cheap
as the owner must have money a 7
once Apply 312 East Main Street. r
ID. JET, or phone any evening after
o'clock. Madison 1850
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BDarb lNanffo

WANTED, EY YOUNG LADY. ROOM
and board In private family: pre-
ferably Grace or Franklin, between
Times Dispatch
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FLATS Tor Rent

For RENT, FURNISHED. FOR THE
summer, bright and attractive apart
ment. three rooms and bath in Ores
nam Court. corner Franklin and Ry-
land Streets Phone Madison 3335-J
NEAT FOUR-ROOM FLAT. TTP-TO
date. 2oG Il. Cary ST
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT OF FOUR
rooms. suitable for light housekeep-
ing Phone Monroe 39G5-J
FLAT FOR RENT, 12S SOUTH
fourth Street. Sl2 per month
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D. y. WALKER & co.

WEST GRACE STREET, 1900 BLOCK
attractive Broom brick house with
latrobe heat Price only Se500
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WEST FRANKLIN STREET. ooo
block. four-story house with sisteen
rooms for $4,000. Interior espe-
cially attractive
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SITUATIONS sl.antfo, a7aIe

WANTED. At ONCE. POSITION As
hotel clerk by young man with three
years experience, single and strictly
sober; best reference. Address q Si9.
care Times Dispatch. Richmond, Va,
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE
and selling ability. also window
trimmer. wants position with mems
furnishing concern Address & $40.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. CLERI-
clothing store. Can give Al refer
ence. Address Box 1896.
WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED COLI
orcd man. house cleaning. window
Second Street city. Phone Madi
son 92T j. Is. JOHNSON.
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LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED
rooms; also rooms for light house
keeping. 905 East Clay Street.
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ONE sTEEL-TIRED SURREY. $3.50

ONE sTEEL-TIRED TOP BUGGY.
$4,000.
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Blooms For Kellt.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHES RooMS.
central Roterepces exchanged. THE
ROANOKE, ia North Eighth.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
or without board. 7lS East Mar
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Bummer Boarding.

D1GGs COTTAGE OPENS MAY Is.
fronting Chesapeake Bay Modern
in every respect. Boarding, lodging,
bathing and fishing. Best accom-
In1aat,ons guaranteed. MRS. II A.
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BOILERS AND ENGINES. ALL STYLES
ana sizes. gasolene and kerosene en-
gines. woodworking machinery of
every description. betting, hangers.
pulley and shaftng. Condition guar
antced. ]. BLUFORD & co
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE
d. y; WALKER &c CO. No. ! Mutual
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14
new ZEALAND Scene
Of MUCH SUFFERING
Shortage Of Food and Fuel Due
to Disastrous Strike Of
Dockers and Miners.

Wellington. N. T.. Oct. sl.-A short
age Of food n fuel. with its accom-
panying privations with the poorer
classes. is commencing to be felt
throughout New Zealand as q result
of a general strike of coal miners and
lockers.
Work has ceased in most trades in
every port OF New Zealand. In Yelling
ton and Auckland. two principal cities.
continuous rioting has brought about
the alnding Of bluejackets from British
warshfps to assist In preserving order.
The b~luejackets are assigned primarily
to protect the men engaged in load
ing fruit on vessels Mt the docks and
to see that passengers are allowed to
embark or land from steamers with
out molestation.
The struggle which has led to this
serious state OF affairs Is a trial Of
strength between the employers and
the Federation OF Labor. The latter
organization IL not registered under the
provisions of The compulsory arbitra-
ton act passed In 1902. by the terms
Of which any persons melting work
men to strike oil any employers or
dering a lockout without first going
to arbitration, are liable to severe
penalties.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14
etfie. nirtinr Is odious!.

'Iettie. flirting is odious!"
Miss Ulars0n turned from her mirror
and looked ct her aunt with wide open
eyes. round the corners which lurked
m -expressionsof amusement
II quite agree with you. auntie," she
said: That's why I never firt. ! de-
test q hirt. And ! v could zee the
fun In leading men captive In spite OF
themselves. There are always plenty
Of the ready e 30 into captivity With
Mr.. Landio settled back In her chair
with an air of hopeless expostulation.
az II to Say. 1T will do no good. but
I must do my duty" Her chair gave
forth Q timid, deprecating squeak az
she rocked gently backward and for
ward.
my dears- TO say . firt,
eye that you. have designs! And you
would never spend two hours before
your glass if you did not expect Mr.,
Whitney to admire you tonight. Con-
TESS now. would your
why. Aunt Kate, you don't want
your niece to look like . fright. do
you? It u ones duty to look her best
And II I must dress: I. am not goina
to hurry and heat myself. ~As Tor Mr.
whitney, IL he likes to talk to me ]
can't prevent It. One must be civil"
The young lady leisurely adjusted
her ribbons and lace. and announced
herself 1t her aunt's disposal till tea
time.
.Well. enjoy yourself, Lettie," said
that good lady as she rose to accom-
pany her niece downstairs. THAT I,
what we came here for. Only don't gel
into mischief while you are under my
care"
'I'll tell you q secret. Auntie." said
tho girl suddenly. facing her aunt
u,hAn thew WorA half wav d0Wn the
stairs. MY next story is to be one Of
the seaside, and I want to learn all
can about seaside life. That IL what
came to Freshhaven for"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14

while Impressions were fresh. She of
ten took her note book with her on their
little excursions to transcrtbe any TELL
ing bit that came to her. Mt. Whit
ney's curiosity was sometimes GUS
as he watched her writing. but az mel
notes were written In shorthand. his
repeated inquiries were nc rewarded.
One day, returning from . row. from
which Mrs. Lands had been detained by
a headache, q silence fell upon the two.
such q silence a. sometimes comes DC
tween two people who feel thmselves
80 well acquainted that constant enort
to entertain 10 not required. MI. Whit
ney rowed slowly. watching Lettie,
whose ungloved hand dabbled idly In
the water.
Presently he said In a tentative kind
Of way, II wonder II you were ever in
lover"
yes" she lsaid. rising to he situa-
II don't know. I've thought 90 once
OF twice. but I doubt IL it was h real
thing. How do you tell the genuine
well. you know, Mr.. Whitney. she
replied. rescuinG the boat from threat
ened collision with another by . quick
turn OF the rudder. Il bother
myself about that. It 10 50 uncom-
Portable to be always analysing and
Weighing and measuring"
Il suppose so. But did you ever find
the real thing?" he insisted.
She blushed. She was thinking Of q
certain love story not many months old
books.
you are growing curious again.
she said. Aingtng a handful OF water or
him as he sat facing her.
Lettie's story grew rapidly, and she
found Mr.. Whitney more than ever ar
inspiring subject for copy as his atten-
lions grew more and more lover like
Not that she encouraged him or drew
him on: she simply let him gang his
ain gait" keeping him always away
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14

1here was . period N ~ ife n
witch Handol tho lnynouo compooer.
eeured nom Londen In . At Of disgust
He went 70 Dublin and Il wao there
n tho Dublin music habitat his
great masterpiece, 'sThe Messiah" Wa
Produced. "Tho performance" writes
,. ~ Chart, was for the beneht Of
rem Tor : ARE audiences, ladies were
requested TO lay aside their hoops and
Sontlemen their swords. BY this means
An audlonco Of 700 was crowded into
lthe space. and the concert realized
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14

from the SUBJECTS Of purely peroonal
import. She was not yet ready tor
that.
Several OF the guests were sitting on
the lawn u afternoon when Mr.. Whit
ney Gtfolled MP and decoyed Miss Ear-
ron on to Z quiet. shady spot else
whore. He seemed somewhat distract,
and MI Lettiese attempts at conversa-
Miss Elarson.' he said suddenly. II
want 20 tell you s0methtng."
His lock and manner were unnis-
takAble. It wa coming unleo0 she
could put him Oh.
no you, Nr. whitney" she said
cordially; II have not heard anything
amusing for m ~.
.sHas the summer been 70 tame to
tyouf ia mo II has.bean Tar from that.
IL 6aO seemed like heaven Knowing
you has changed my whole life. Miss
vs. $ %. e: whitnsy.. .he sa,d.
him. Tell me the ret Of II and per-
lhaps = can guess whore you found Il.
an gureS1 must have read Il soine-
IWheross
.PshaW.s Is answered. half ansrily.
why can't you give = fellow credit
81 oslns ssraous4 am - 2
Ghs beSan - : ! shs should not
~ Ahee 70 manageg him.
"O1cour1a you aro q earnest. Ar.
WhltnlY. ! never knew = 2 earnest
snAsna. nnt 4 t.n't 800 fcr you. TT
Ihct shsre. isn'tFit tinse .for the bathefs
to ~ QUIT SprolnieedS Aunt Kate e
OIdoyNn - - beach WITH her
but n not II ~ pnt ~ long
Apd Let41osllSSa11qe6 thoSfack. She wrote
era ~ seps 8 . saE tcsy:s .o : I,s.
ISS2i6W 49, ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14
TOLL OF THE AIR.

From the London STANDARD.

49,
from the Lonoon otandaso.
The Information received recently
mat w German airmen q been
KILLED one at the Johannisthal aero
item Of news which in itself receives
but little space In the columns Of the
newspapers. The public ts becoming
90 accustomed now to h idea Of avia-
ton that q fatal accident from flying -
regarded an much on he same plane
or any other cause. And vet only
three or four years ago the death OF
n Of the pioneers OF aviation, such
as G. 8. Rolls. at Bournemouth, or Del
agrange, In France. was an event that
aroused the greatest interest far and
wide.
This lessening OF general Interest In
aviation accidents 10 due to two causes
firstly, the great progress that avia-
ton has made IN 9 few years; and.
secondly. the melancholy fact that
aviation fatalities have become 80 fire.
Quent that, unless there IL something
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14

Much attention 10 being given 70
henoQuen growing In tho eastern part
Of 0alvadeE, where there - q large
amount Of land suited 70 it, cultiva-
e5e0. This product bids fair to become
m important item Of expert. In 1919
- tons were exported, I'll 20 tho United
States, - compared with six tons In
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14

XAamblea have hesn known for many
pontuF4eo. Some specimens unearthed
~ eFohaoologtst0 IRE known to BE-
kGe0 years old. They are OF bronse.
and their outor surfaces show tho IA
Alllors indentations for engaging the
bod o1 the needle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-03
A Knight In Topcoats.

The late Sir Tatton Sykes. says the
Manchester Guardian. had a way Of
his own Of taking his walks comfort
ably. A visitor in the neighborhood Of
SIedmere would see the baronet set out
for his morning round wearing two or
three o]verroats. Wpen ne felt warm
enough he would take off first one and
then another and lay it on the nearest
hedgerow. The person who found an
Overcoat and returned it to the house
always received the reward of II shil-
ling. and no doubt the Sledmcrc boys
were willing searchers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-03
CHOCOLATE As A FOOD.
II eheuid De Eaten Aftsr and Nsvs'
Before Meale.

Before Meals.
Chocolate is one Of the most whole
some Of foods. But 1t should be re-
served for eating after meals. Nothing
can be worse than chocolate eaten
| Just before a meal, for then 1t ruins
the appetite. Chocolate should consist
Of equal parts of sugar and cocoa.
| When it contains, as most of that sold
in the cheap candy stores does, more
sugar than cocoa it loses much of its
real food value.
Koenig. the great German chemist.
who has done so much to e%nlighten the
world on the value of foods by publish
ing his analysis of them. says that
chocolate contains 6.27 per cent Of pro.
tein. .G2 per cent of theobromtne. 2l.2O
per cent Of fat, 1856 per cent of tar
taric acid 53.7O per cent Of sugar. 4.O7
! per cent Of starch. l.G7 per cent OF eel.
luIose and $50 per cent of other car
b%ohydrntes. Therefore it is highly nu-
tritive.
Athletes. polar explorers and noun
Lulu CIlIlIbeIS hIIo" tutS well ~ Wv
Swiss Alps it is usual to carry cllocO-
late in the pocket and to eat Il little
of it whenever the climbers pause for
a rest. But chocolate is fattening and
should therefore be eschewed by those
who have u tendency to too great cor
pulency. It is an ideal addition to the
diet OF a vegetarian.
Chocolate and cocoa are almost as
stimulating rs coffee and tea. but have
none Of the injurious effects upon the
nervous system which are for many
people the great drawbacks Of these
drinks.
Chocolate il best when made over-
night and allowed to stand.-New York
World,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-03
Unappreciated.

"See. John" said Mrs. Slathers, with
a happy smile, II have taught the ca.
nary every time ! come near him to
stick out his little bill to be kissed"
"Hurnph!" said S%lathers, eying the
bird critically. Seems to me you
spend your time teaching creatures
how to present their bills for my atten-
ton. | got one from your milliner this
morning, not to mention a dozen or
two others in the same mail."-Har-
per's.