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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
I usinder af
Kvinder
Har fact %sundheden tilbage we'd Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Har fact Sundheden tibage we'd Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Der er ingen Twill ON dette thi de sidste 80 Aar har vi
Tbeljendtgjort Landets Aviser, ell M@ngde at Breve fra Kvin-
der, som har faaet Lindring for deres Lidelser we'd rette It'd
at BRUCE denne ypperlige gamle Medcn. Breve som efterfql-
|gende, sande, agte og arlige Udtryk af Paaskj@nnelse, kommen-
de fra taknennlige Hjerter. I Sandhed, De kan tro disse Kvin-
der.
Mrs L. S. BRENNER, Hudson, Mich, siger-
"For EN- It'd stlen fornam ieg Ell fygteig smerte min hpre Side
noset lgnende som Silk af e. Kniv. Jg fospgte varme omslag. men til
imcn Nytte. Jg spge Raad hos o FamiHe-Iege wi boede dengang
Fayette Ohio og han sagde, at Diet var ORGANISM BetTndeke. Jg
var e lid under hans Behanding: men blew stadis varre. Smertn vnr
den Grad frygtens, at jg nappe kunde sta opreist Jg havde sta
mine Lemmer. Jeg indsaa. at noget Haatte gjares smart og ig begyndte
at lase allie Deres Avertssementer jg kunde finde. hvor illandt noga
som passede nit Tifelde. Jeg fix e Faske af Lydia y. Pmkhams
Vegetable Compound: den fSrste Doss hMp alerede O .da jeg havde
brugt tt FIhsker ar mine Smerter borte. Deres Nedcin hr udrcttet
saa meget for mig. at jeg er viig til at lade Dem ofentiggjpre dehe
Brew for andre ldende Kvinders Skyld"-Mrs. i. S. BRENNEE, IIul-
son. Michigan.
Mrs. L. E. BOWERS, Girard, Pa, siger-
"Jeg II glad at meldele Dem. hvad Lydia Il, Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound har mdrettet for mig. Jg blv sg sidste Februar. og fde
|tun$ IIovedpine. like megen Appetit og igeledes hvad Ingen kaldte or
sanisk Betandelse. Deres Vegetable Compound har fu1dkommen helbre-
Diet mig og jg fper at Diet like kan lovprises for meget, na jeg III kan
udfpre init eget Arbej1e. De maa gjene BRUCE nit Vmneshyrd til
Mrs. ELIZABETH GENTILcORE, Buffalo, N. Y, siger:-
*Jg fMcr Tarng til at skrive ON 1eres vilmlerlge Medicin. For
henved ii Aar sMen plaeedes ieg af kvindeig Svaghed og ar aldelcs ud-
mattel. Jg a alid tract Og kunde nuppe gaa uen a bHve svimmel
Jeg lgrte Tale ON Lydia E.. Pmkham:s Vegetable Compound. brustc
dette og Deres- sanitpre Vaskcmiddel. Jeg blew stTrkere. og lr like
senere havt disse Anfall af syimelhed: Jeg sky1er Dem nit lIenbred.
og haaber at Deres Middel vii hjnlpe andre ra samne Maade. Jg for
sSgte nTsten alt jg vdste ON. O. l)eres n den -bedste Aelcin for
Kvindens Sygdomme' Mrs. ELIZABETH GENTIICORE, % Gor Str,
Buffalo. New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

get / &%nrulunbct. Silocu Dapoe
trl,ftct Jig pitopcr og ip1tcs at prrc
uaber &noiig / Sofnfjoro pn &p=
iplfcDoro. SEQ Mppur ~ 6pina
lfol Scr bore gooc ltoiiatcr. Meu
beo lttiire CT Jilfct lt9rft aitogcnoe.
Siloen CT 10 ltooig poo &aaoring,
oa Tiifcrne n1ao iplge otter, nil Sc
bopc 3ag / Sen.
Get CT ct cncltaacl1oe rigt 6iifc
Ionn ioregit Sc lioitc s Gage al Sc.
brllar. Set CT set beolte poo 11al1'
&C Mor> set rigc}te / Mal1os Mil10e.
Sibtil CT filfet for t,25O,000 Scr.
So mol1 far @oo6 ON, at Iiifet oil
uore til Noolfe. Tiifcolun,en poa
Strrfl1ingcn Sfuoes,1rs-@pfu hli=
Der onllooct til 10000 Menr1eifer.
Set er iooleocs mango, Ser tjener
Serge poa bettc Iilfc.
Ser lfol bore onrfring $50 @orl1=
lag, 40 Mpt6rl1g % 5000 Gnltr=
penot0ampcre.
Salt CT bi0til iiifet onfring 250,=
600 &aslcr. ri 6ise or 100000
&oslcr @orniilb, og 100000 er IL
lfct n1cb 5nllrpc= pg @ornustcr.
0raucrcnbe 8cifplbniu9er mpb CIT
~fuinbclis S%ulitibetjcnt. &riltions=
lano bor iou 6efjenot / ct Eor Mar
Dopt CIT %fpinoclig &plitimtient. Sfgl=
&C rSprlon0ets Sociolocn1ofrot" er
ser / Sen liolte 5io f%rcnnfo,1n1et lto=
t%alcllcr ON sen %tpi,oeligc Nolitibe=
tjent, lonl CT mcget alporligc. Mllc=
rcoc for flere Moancoer jioen BE-
gDl,otc &pgter at goa / Smlpb, jfri=
Der Ylo0et.
9isle @pgtcr bar Ooa al sen Nrt,
at man nanlfclig ful10c fultc Sis
til ocn,; n1cl1 I'LL or 5o0cn fomn1c1
ino / ct npt Stooilrm. Gu Mono,
DuiS Eoaliocli9bc6 Scr life CT
@rtulo til at orogc / 1pipl, far ncr1=
Zig inoleucrct CT ifriftlig 6remitil.
ling til Yolitimciteren ON Sen fpi1:
beige &olitibetjents 6or6olo. Gen:
nc 6rcmlttlling ifa( in0cboloc lac
gropcre110e @clfpl0ningcr mos ZEN:
Sc, at Sc benptteoc llotrpf life pos.
lcr pao Grpf, og CT 6rcmltillinget
FORFEIT, bar bun iolfolo gjprt Jig
nmulig iom Seocligbcbspoliti.
Solitimeiteren flt,0e lclpiglaeli(
life laoe 0ctte fare, og bln CT blcpel1
pcrmitterct, inotil Sogcn fol1 blip'
nrrmere opflaret. Otter Iorlpon0t
bar bun mogioct &loge til Yaatale:
mpnoigbeben opcr Geofomuncnoc fo1
9Grefr9nfeIie.
On sen fpinoclige &olitibetjent
&riitianSian0 me0ocles %icncrc, a
bun I'LL CT blepet pcrmittcrct, efte,
at scr fra vtropnroigt '@olo" ia,
inofomn1et ct n1egct olporliot @la:
geifrift ODER benocs sfofrr0.
"Jrentioen" peo at berette, a
&la9en CT frcmiot al &olitiiefreta.
rem. SEQ Nnietteliu1 al Sen fpinoe.
lige 3olitibetjent blep set bcltelnt, al
benoes bGientlisite Nrbcioe ifulof
beltoa at potruIiere paa 8rpaqer.
ne % iarlig tage fig al falonc @pi,r=
fsG14%s.T .FEaSSses
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
nemorroider kurer.t 6 Il, IA p.re.

Aemorroider kurerett 8 I'll IA Daee.
Deres Apotheker vii refundele PenRene hvisPA
20 OINTMENT like kurerer ale Ti'fse'de at kl6-
ende, ekjul,e, bl0dende or fremt1 Rde' de Banor
roider 1 6 til IA Dage. SOC. Hvis like hos Apothe-
kerne sendt p~ortofrit we'd ModtaRe'sen af Prison
fra Paris Medicine Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

! 11lt luroe Oct pllt 11N, at &p1l1ocr nnr
u%ifitfct lpm Hplitibetjc1te.
&ilbclm &rag epo. %ilbeln1
&rog, sen nprife Gigtrr, opbe / Sri
ltioria sen t5be Marts.
&il6c!m s(norcus @crcls &rng,
Ser ~ til @oitcn 1910 / ~ Mor
bopos purct G6cf for Motionoltbc=
otret / &riitionio, pur cl al 9torNes
ltprltc 2pritcrc. sou, bar fpot Sit
lcoftcn 1871 og lcpcOc fine llng=
+, boluSaor t &riitiauSinn0. Ser nor
bal1, Sen pnalte / 2ogct, folt @jult /
cn &rcbS, lpn1 Dorllr0c 1t ltrrft IL
tcrurt pA fritilf @rGllop,nft / sen
lille Stiftslto0. st al &rc0 lens
Mcolcnm1cr bar Sen for noglc Mor
Iliocn afbpbc Molcr Slof %loocblcn.
&rug bprte til Sc title / 2ogct, bop<
Dc eli bis Sfp ior at pptrroc, iog
mcb ipmpatiif @cuu1orina ,1,oo @c,1=
l1crncs litcrGre Torleg; oe1gol1g nar
ian ncrnliA 8pnu,oiialt pg = Mo=
Ter, 6uis @ille0cr piitc cit 1loprGgct
0arpc|ons. &pa0 bol, ifrep cller
life, bit CT Set, at ban gjer1te Set
,om6pagcligt / Sfripe6orosifnffcl,.
Mcu loo bar ser ct Yor 2cjligbc=
oer-oel enc bar, ga @olger 0racb=
lnal1 cl1gal1g blep 0efrcterct iin0s=
Ing, Sen om0e1, ga bct lao 11o til,
at &rcol e1 ifllloe btipc pplpit : at
Sen ifpc &ro9 lnlte pp ct Eor Sig
te, ion pjebliffelig marfcrcoe bans
Eloos. Mllcreoe oengal1g bar ser
/ &erie,,c Sc ionme Ggcnifa6cr, iom
lioen far prGgct bele bons &rool,f=
tipn, ct Sprog, Dpori in0en Mis(po
%lfl'rcr, bpori Grocl,c blpot % 1n1i-
Digit ilupgcr ms / S%l,obploets Stcl,1=
ming.
1890 tog &rog Mrtilrn ltc0 9ol,0
og lfl,loc bcgpl1oe at itl1ocre : SSl,s.
@an beap1otc ogioa gonifc flittigt
at goa poo 0orclGS1il,gcr, men
loGrt luugc poreoe set life, ipr ban
:, gift trrt. Metop / Sc Mor bar ser
Il Stuoentcr iamfltn0et Ell iterf lite
rGr pg fl%u1ltncrilf Gtrpnniu9, Scr
: lotto lil,c Mrrfer / nprif 2iteratltr.
|llo9ooct ira Sen CT 81. a. begge 9rp-
0rene &rog, &onlerpator Sens Sbiis,
:j5rpgpe Mnoerien, SSoppc Mielic1,
,Gobricl Slime og flcre andre. @oa
oenne Gil bar set, &ilbelm @raq ro-
CAB fine fer1te u9igte" poo @rieas
5orloa / Bergen. a%riitianios 6or-
le9gcre piloe fife pioc al SEM. Oa
Digteae bofte Spiigt,> paa @r,no al
lSroenes Muiif; Sen bar set ofte.
lom tog Magten fra Snobploet, Sen
blen oct melt fremtr0oen6e.
5ioen bar arog u6gioet mango,
,bejit forlfiellige 5i1g. San bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

Ser pg fprlplntc @prn, mes a10re
Fro: bore ct Clogs Suoeligbeos=
ppliti. Set piicr Jig i~nriolcrtio, at
set life CT heprt lpgct al bcnl1e @So=
truljctienclt e. acknowledgements
Screening bar 6opt Sooc1l oppc til
@cbonoling pa blo,lot olroct pe0ta=
get Ell ltoto!clie goucl,oe IT'S poo, at
III, lanoe set pilt Jig, at &pinocr Dor
n%ififfct lom Holiti6etjcnte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

SIN. Stortinaslnol,o, &nniul
90. s.. Sppel, poa @lpppe CT Of
aooet pcO 9oocn i CIT Nlbcr al IS
s(or, otter of hopc prret ing Sc
iioitc Sc Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
Nnrgr.

81. Mils @aat, gteoattpr al p@or-
gcnblabet" bar oplagt iin- Shilling,
%. St. =. S. @anttro CT oalot ION.
Gbefrebaftpr. ST.. @ambro ifal 9lp-
re en- Srr til sln1crito, inocn baa
obcrtager Stillingcn.
So 9posialo. ariitiania Sen lite
Marts. Iorfottcrinbcle Gitfen
3milgmepcr CT igoar aiaaoct peo
9goen, 81 s(ar gal1mcl.
- Gn fer rneget hefjenot 2Gge.
ST: 81. g. @ul0bcrg, CT taaar nf=
aaoct beb 9eoct1, "A Nar 9ann1el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

Sturt Gjenoomsiala. Gjenoom=
men Groag / @omle er al Sitter
Sig. Ge,pbr,rit lolgt til ST.. 2eif
@orcb, @omlc, for $4,000 Ser. plus
ollie Smfoltnil1gcr. Sc til rSraag
mines, limite6", bgrcnoe @ruber %
5obrifcr inogaar life I @onoelc',,
1l1e,, 6eri1roo SSoroejenoom oa Sfop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
DANIELS TO GO WEST.
Will Make Tour of Inspection of
Pacific Navy Yards and Stations.

Secretary Daniels left here last night
for Erie Pa. where he has agreed to de-
liver an address today in connection with
the celebration OF the centennial OF
Perys victory on Lake Erie. Mr.
Daniels will leave Washington Saturday
night on q tour o: inspection of Pacific
coast navy yards and naval stations
After spending Sunday in Chicago he
VIII continue his trip. and expects TO be
In Seattle. Wash. July IL His itinerary
then will embrace Tacoma, Portland.
Ore: San Francisco. Los Angeles and San
Diego.
Returning to San Francisco he will visit
the Mare Island navy yard July &C, after
which he will visit Spokane. Butte, Mont:
Salt Lake City. Denver and Chicago. lie
will reach Washington August g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
PROMOTIONS AND CHANGES.
Appointments Also in Office of Audi
tor for P. o. Department.

Promotions and changes In personnel in
the office OF the auditor for the Post Of
fee Department have been announced as
follows:
Lewis VI. Bartlett OF Massachusetts. ex-
pert accountant. S2.750 to 5000: Joshua
H. Clark of Maryland. assistant chief OF
division at 5000. to chief OF division at
S225O; Louis Brehm OF Illinois, clerk at
81. 800 TO assistant chief of division at
5000; Henry F. Harmon OF Texas. clerk
$1,000 to $500; Edward A. Denaray of
Minnesota. clerk. 81. 400 to $1,000
Clerk $1,000 TO leo: Lucy A. Bast of
Michigan. Thomas = Colvin OF Cali
fornia, Perry r.. Cowgirl OF Alabama
Grace r Mcbride OF Missouri. Primo H.
Sofa OF Florida.
James Hall OF the District of Columbia.
assistant messenger at $40. transferred
10 the Office of the director or tho mint.
Cpon certific1t!on of the civil service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
BLOCKS EDITION OF PRAYERS.
Mann Objects to Printing $4,000
Copies for Wide Distribution.

Although the House already had
authorized the printing of one edition of
the prayers of Chaplain Couden during
the Sixty-second Congress. Representa-
tive Mann OF Illinois yesterday blocked
a proposition to print 10000 more Rep
resentative Barnhart of Indiana present
ed a resolution to that effect
What good purpose Is to be served:
asked Representative Mann.
Il do not know that they would have
any special effect on the gentleman
district. but il is the belief OF the com
mittee on printing that the general well
fare may be served replied Representa-
tive Barnhart.
1T is possible that IL might do the
country some good to know that the
House of Representatives is prayed Tor
or prayed at" retorted Mr. Mann. '.but
I doubt the advisability of printing Jo.en
copies" He objected to the resolution
and IL was lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
PREPARE FOR MARDI GRAS.
Cottage City, Nd, Residents to Hold
Carnival July 10,

The mardi gras Of the Cottage City car
nival Is planned to be held in Cottage
City. Nd. July 10. In the afternoon twen-
ty-five riders will particiate in a tourna-
ment, and in the evening the queen OF the
tournament will be crowned.
Preparations are being made by the
women OF the city for feast for poor
children. The children will be entertained
by the management Of the carnival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Pointed Paragraphs.

Swallowing your grief Is a bitter dose.
Even a self-made man sometimes makes
a bad job of il.
To the victor belongs the privilege Of
paying the freight.
Occasionally a man kicks because his
name Is in the paper-in small type
Some women acquire social distinction
through marriage and some lose II.
Though she may be as young as she
looks She doesn't always look It.
II was feminine curiosity that led to
the discovery OF Moses In the bulrushes.
All the world ceases to love lover
when called upon to buy wedding pres
ents for him.
It's impossible for a man to love his
neighbor as himself If that neighbor is
an amateur cornet player.
The average married woman is con-
vinced that her husband is the easiest
thing in the world to find fault with and
the hardest to reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

now all gone so that cant make any will
alright becus Wilson will do 1t. but he
gets my money, and my husband Is
striker. My bank says 1t is was Mr. Taft
& Mr.. Wickershanl. and my Savings De-
partment says 1t is Wilson & Mr.. Nc
Adloo. Respectfully Yours, - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
TELLS THE SECRETARY
HOW TO RUN TREASURY
Correspondent Signing ~. S.
Govt" Gives His Views.
Harassed Woman's Plea.

~. S. Govt was a correspondent this
morning Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo. directing him how to
run the Treasury Department. mar
ried woman who is apparently one of the
ingredients in the great American melting
pot, and seems to have been hurt by
American methods which she has not yet
learned to comprehend, is another CORE
spondent, pathetically appealing for sur
cease OF government activities that have
worked to her financial injury.
~. S. Govt" writes from Fresno, Cal
The letter is dated July and is as fol-
lows:
ment money Loan none out unless you
can get per cent. Have all Departments
Deposit every week in National Treasury
money collect that week. Keep every
thing in first-class shape equipped Treas
ury Department with Burglar alarm
system if necessary and have for Protec-
ton for 1t Arm Guards at night. Swear
them In to be loyal to the Government.
which is 4S States and Island Possessions.
Yours truly,
Signed In full: L. S. GOVT"
Bears Mark of approval"
Under the signature appears the follow
ing: Approved at $50 PM
The ieft-hand margin has been utilized
for the following postscript: LOAN II
one the same terms as bankers do. Good
Bye"
The harassed woman's letter reads as
follows:
Hon. Secty McAdloo.
Sir: Why do 1t for you to prosecute
the little stocks Of Steel and New Haven
and Telefun. Only a little / have and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
HOGS HOO TODAY.
BY JOHN w. CAREY.

Who gets a better handout far at Fate's
well known back door than has-beens Of
the Grand Old Game could pull in days
of yore? Who draws a princely wage
although his wing be made Of glass.
and on the bench he fingers while his
pals tear up the grass? Who earns his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Havoc Caused by Gale.

AURORA. H., July 1O.-Several lives
were lost and a number OF persons in
jured, houses were SET afire. cities were
left in darkness and hundreds of farm
buildings were f1attened by the gale
which swept across this section or the
country late Tuesday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Deposed From Committee.

''The only other time when I believe
the National Association of Manufacture
ers and Col. Mulhall used their baneful
influence against me with success was in
having Speaker Cannon depose me from
the committee on the judiciary without
rhyme or reason, which l have always
believed was done at the behest OF these
agencies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
ADMITS THE TRUTH
OF LOBBY CHARGES
Former Representative Pearre
Affirms Statements Made
by Col. MuIhaII.

CUMBERLAND, Md, July 1O.-Former
Representative George A. Pearre. who has
been prominently mentioned by Col. NJ. NJ
Mulhall. paid agent lobbyist and strike
breaker Of the National Manufacturers
Association. as one OF the men defeated
for Congress through his efforts and those
Of the association. has something to say
in reference to what Mulhall says.
Col Pearre answers Mr.. Mulhalrs state
ment as published in the New York World
June 20, as well as subsequent publica-
lions, saying many Of them are true. Col.
Pearre said:
IT have read carefully the statement Of
Col. Mulhall In the New York World OF
June 20. and portions Of his correspond
ence printed in that and subsequent is
sues Of the New York World, and can saw
that while the colonel draws upon his
imagination for many Of his facts, most
Of them as stated by him are correct
and are corroborated by the documents
he produces.
Efforts to Intimidate.
"As early as 1906 It became apparent to
me that the National Association OF
Manufacturers. through its agent Col.
MulhaIl, was trying to intimidate mem
bers of Congress Between that time and
1908 / received letter from Marshall
Cushing. the secretary Of that association
plainly indicating to me that my views
upon public questions were disapproved
by that association and that unless 1
changed those views ! might expect its
effective opposition.
"Col. Mulhall did come into my dis
trict the sixth district, into Frederick.
Washington and Allegany counties, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

1 soon discovered, especially in the
primary fight for the nomination and
the subsequent fight for the election in
1908, that unusually large sums of
money were being expended in the
counties of that district especially in
Allegany county. to compass my de-
feat for nomination and election"
He continued: I'm spite Of the combfna-
ton between my opponents and Mulhall
and his association. / again succeeded in
securing the nomination for Congress
in 1908
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Gain in Weight Lessened.
American Engineer Dies at BANQUET.

MUNICH, Bavaria, July 10 E r.
O'ReiIley, said to be from Elizabeth, n
j., died suddenly Tuesday night OF heart
failure during T. banquet given by the
city to the members of the American
Society o. Mechanical Engineers now
making a tour Of the German cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
Reply to Japan Protest Nearly Ready

Secretary Bryan has practically com
pleted the preparation of the State De
partment's reply to the second and third
japanese notes OF protest against the Cal
ifornian alien land law 1t IS expected
that the reply will he delivered to the
japanese ambassador in the course of two
or three days. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

commission the following temporary
piece-rate appointments have been made:
Isabel q. Arthur, Mamie E. Berkley,
Anna Belts. Margaret w. Birch. Cecil NJ
Davis. Mary b. Garner, Anna c. George,
Frances Geschickter Hannah NJ Jones,
Elizabeth II. kennady, Emma r. Kriech-
baum, Lille K. Lawson, Nettie R. Lucas
Bessie r. Mcdonald. Ethel c. Page, Mat
tie G. Wallace and Retta j. wandell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

Fire Wednesday night DESTROYED the
large stable and barn Of William n.
Withgott. at the foot Of North Harrison
street, Easton, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10
.DETER|ORATED GRAIN
PROVES POOR FOOD
Experiments by Agricultural
Department Shows Gain in
Weight Is Reduced.

Deteriorated grain as foodstuf for
stock VIII be exhaustively discussed in a
report OF the Agricultural Department on
an experiment that is just being COM
pleted at Bethesda, Md. There has been
much speculation for several years on
the desirability of using for stock feed
grain that would not generally be con-
sidered mt for human consumption Sui
phured oats and heated corn have been
used for stock feed for long time Re-
Gently there was much discussion by the
grain dealers of the United States over
the reported attempt of the Agricultural
Department to prohibit the use of sui
phured oats in the same way that the
department has issued an order against
the use of bleached flour.
Several months ago a feeding expert
ment with spoiled grain was begun at the
Bethesda experiment station. Beef cat
tie, sheep and horses to the number of
thirty or forty were used in the expert
ment which is just being concluded The
results have not been officially made pub
cided that the use Of deteriorated grain
has more effect on the quantity than on
the quality of the meat produced.
Gain in Weight Lessened.
Tests showed that horses and cattle
fed on sulphured oats and on corn that
had been heated in transit and had
changed In color did not gain in weight to
the same extent as the animals fed on
thoroughly good grain. Several Of the
animals so fed were slaughtered for food
and samples of the meat were used in
regular household procedure, but they
did not show any noticeable difference in
the two sorts of feed.
1t was decided that horses fed on in
ferior grain did not keep up their weight
and strength for work purposes. Beef
cattle and dairy cattle did not gain
weight or produce as well In milk and
butter. SO the feed was not considered
economical unless 1t could be procured at
larger reduced rates. There was no in
dication, however. that the quality OF the
meat produced was seriously affected.
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VXnNInEnEIII AWNINGS TODAY,
O1 0A n\0O SATURDAY
DRUGS
That You Can Depend
Upon.

Epson Salts. Pound. 30
Menthol Bronchial Lozenges. Box. 80
Sugar Milk, used to modify milk:
we sell the best make Of this
article. Pound box. .21c
Powdered Borax Pacific Coast
Borax. In bulk. Pound ......... 60
Bicarbonate OF Soda, tho best
Quinine suiphate. IN LOUNGE bot
ties. ............... ....-.........o3o
Sal Ammoniac: enough for 4 bat
teries. Pound. . ,.. .10c
Effervescent Phosphate Soda: /
pound bottles, usually sold for
EffervesceTt K!reingen and Vichy,
the safe and reliable obesity
treatment; 1-pound bottles. Cut
10. .-..... -.....-......-..4-c
Brown Mixture. 4-oz. bottle. .....11c
SIENNA Leaves. OF. .1Oc
English. Lavender Flowers. 3 o.. &c
North Carolina Pine Tar.
2oZ. boxes. &c
4-oz. boxes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
gid. boxes. eees...s..s DC
i-io. ooAes. s......-.....s....Iac
Sunfower Seed. pounds ....... .25c
4 ozs. Essence Jamaica Ginger. ;. .15c
= ounces Peppermint. .............11c
4-oz. bot. Syrup White Pine. 80. .15c
S-ounce bottle Glycerine and Rose
Powdered Alum. Pound. ......... SC
Powdered Sulphur. Pound. $3.50. Sc
Pure Double-distilled
Extract Witch Hazel.
The best. Full pint dRo
bottle. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

Though she may be as young as she
looks. she doesn't always look Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

In lib. sifter-top cans Your
choice of three different odors.
Sale price.
14c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-10

II was feminine curiosity that led to
the discovery OF Moses In the bulrushes.