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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
FARMERS ADVERTISING.

The Louisville Courier journal saws:
Farmers, as class. arc not much
given To adVcrtisnr Chan.iuu con
di'i"ns however call for changes In
methods. and this applies in diSposing
OF the products OF the farm In a re-
cent issue of Farm and Preside n
writer shows how the farmers can
make use Of newspaper Advertising to
their advantage:
"The cities are full Of people who
want 10 buy their goods direct: the
country is full OF farmers who would
gladly sell direct for the sake Of the
additional profits to be gained by that
mode Of selling All that remains is
lot them to get together.
There is no need OF an extensive
advertising campaign. All that is
necessary is a small display advertise
inent In the newspapers Of the near
est large city. And III writing the adj
the farmer should not be ba sinful about
having his name easily seen. Let him
advertise Smiths potatoes or Smiths
capbages or whatever Smith has to
SOL. DO II in a manner that will leave
me impression that Smith is proud of
his cabbaEcs: that he knows them To
be up to standard. and that he per-
sonally stands back of them. People
VIII more readily buy Of man when
he stamps his name on his goods in a
manner which shows that lie is not
alraln I" be known as their SPONSOR
Furthermore ii is good business. for
II people buy Smiths cabbagcs this
year anc find them good they will
clamor for Smiths cabbaEcs next year
ana be satisfied with no others"
me farmer may as properly advcr-
tise his products as the merchant adj
vertises his goods. 1t might hc added
mat he can probably advertise his
products. The increasing use Of the
parcel post as medium of shipment
Tor farm produce makes it much more
important than ever before for the
farmer to use the newspapers In fact.
II lac IL DESTROYS Of selling direct to
the consumer and making deliveries
by means of the mails. there is no
other method of advertising which is
so appropriate and so effective
Farmers usually have something to
sell. and one of the chief uses of news
paper space is to keep the public
posted on things that are for sale and
the individuals or the business con
Germs which have them for sale The
FARMER. perhaps has been little
SLOW about awaiting himself of news
paper publicity. but he will get
around to il in course OF time.
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SnT"lk's geographical situation is
snch That II naturally gets benefits
ir.m any Norfolk Richmond devotion
m"nt. Speaking of the proposed Nor
.oik 70 richmond improved highway,
NJ w. Joyncs, president of the Busi-
ness Mems Association, of Suffolk.
says:
There Is movement of the Auto
mobile Association to build an up-to-
GATE highway from Norfolk to Rich
hiohd' ana think that in tho near flu
S .nre we VIII have splendid road from
WI ,oiN 10 Snfoik. and then have
choice OF two good roads from Suf-
iolk TO Richmond. one by way OF
rranklin and one by way OF Smith
field.
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Buarn lllanten

WANTED, BOARD WITH BEFINED
family by young lady, references ex-
changed. West End. 4 107, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FOR LADY AND THREE.
small children. board or several fur
nishcd rooms at Il country home near
Ashland or Ashland car line; farm
house preferred: plain fare expected.
l'ricc must be reasonable. Address
T., 239. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. RY COUPLE WITH CHILD,
aud private family preferred. Adj
dress T. 2a". care Times Dispatch.
MARRIED COUPLE OF REFINEMENT
would like board with private fam
lily in suburbs during the summer
months beginning Nav /. l.. @. Box
S?3.
WANTED, ROOM MD BOARD BY
man and wife immediately. MRS. l..
II. kENNEi. General Delivery. CITY.
YOU'VE MARRIED LADY WANTS
board for summer, private family:
large farm, lawn, shade trees, within
nifty miles of Richmond. Address
II "i1. care Times Dispatch.
BOARD MD FURNISHED ROOM Fol,
G"upl"; give location of room and
house. L: 80. care Times Dispa tch.
WANTED, rN GENTLEMAN BOARI,
for his wife aud four children IN
the country. Must IN" convenient to
depot. Address J H., care Times
ipiSpItCb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
ARDENT SUPPORT
GIVEN CA|LLAUX
His Campaign for Reelection to
Chamber of Deputies Attracts
Great Attention.
WIFE IN PRISON AWAITS TRIAL
Adversarics Allcgc Government
Influence Is Behind Former
Premier.

Paris, April 1S.-Thc campaign OF
Joseph Cailaux. former Premier and
Minister of Finance. for recollection to
The Chamber of Deputies Is attracting
tremendous attention. because of the
assa ssination of Calmette by Nine
CaillauN, and the alleged influence used
by NJ. Caillaux to postpone the trial
OF the swindlcr. Rochcttc.
While Nine. Caillaux awaits In prison
tho opening OF her trial for murder,
her hui, hand's political friends are
busy seeking the support of tho voters
In his constituency OF Manners. in the
Department OF the Sarthc. lie has
represented this constituency in the
chamber since 1925.
Earon dEstourncllcs de Constant
senator from the Sarthc. is CaillauXs
principal supporter. Efforts OF the
baron and other Caillaux partisans
have been so vigorous that the usual
ly cold and cautious peasants OF the
district arc beginning to REGARD Gail
lauN as the victim OF rcactionary plots
in Paris ana are inclined to give him
ardent support
Arguments used in behalf OF Caillaux
arc that his Anniversaries have not
hcsitatcd 70 use any means to ruin
him. 1t is stated that he Is threaten
cd daily 10y blaCkmailers
Baron d'Estournellcs dc Constant al
ludcd in one OF his campaign speeches
to anonymGss letters to Nine. Gail
lauN. He added: II myself receive
daily anonymous letters saying the
loss of my son last year was a punish
mcnt OF Heaven"
Adversarics Of NJ. Caillaux allcgc
that the influence Of the government
is being used theoretically in favor
OF the former Premier.
NJ. Caillaux himself is taking no part
in the Spccchma king.
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Flats JFpr Nrnt

FOR RENT. LOWER FLAT or FOGIl
large. bright rooms. pantry; private
bath; large front and back yard;
hot and cold water. gas electric
lights: corner house. Apply S23 Bar
ton Avenue. Brookland Park.
FOUR ROOM FLAT. SEPARATE
bath. 10 couple. 1916 Virginia Ave-
nue.. Highland Park. Phone Mad
ison 1ST7-J.
FOR RENT, FLAT, THREE ROOMS
with bath, second floor: no children.
PARSLEY. 800 South Third street.
NICE FotR-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT.
No. 202 South l!clvidcre Street
LOWER FLAT OF THREE ROOMS
and pantry. range In kitchen; refer
cncc required: reasonable rent. GIG
North SiNil Strnct
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.9laf5 .i-ur i%fnl

80
2tul- = WEST GRACE. $50 FER AN
mum
49, %oi,rIl cy,,,>,,.t ,-oo crn
anrlln 80 '''' "''
""'"''
2ili WEST MAIN. $500 rEn ANNUM.
Ono, ,.,..
ao- ,yr-er ,,ry 60 ,.,., ,.,.,,
''' y" 70 49, lao TER ANNCM'
oql IVU,u.t, ~ ,to-o r,, ,,.
~ "''' ~
aIS WEST MAIisIIAIJ ;1azo PM,
month
,o,. r7.,.,,,,-r -..,,,
month
62s sorTu PINE eli ptp ,oxr,,
80 49, -
Ei.AM x I,t'NSTrN
,,Ir ,.,.>..,. ,,...
rooms. siparat" g.'s ~ Ana sc, n =. :.
hath. Cali Madison G-.iI ''''
-.,,.,.,.,
H'','-[i' gI-,"i; 'lN ROOMS COR
.,','.'' -. -
r., -. att' Xxx. iI"DM Flat FOL;
~ ''' r"uISil street.
i''N hf'S - tlAT OF THREE
lVIlfH' ~ S"hN-h."nc"s Very reason
able Apply at 300 East Twenty
" "''l''"" iio'ShtS.
- y ~ ~ NJ AK / NJ tNT At ONCE;
~, iHtdu"h Tor roomors. i0l East
""Nl'N
SlsCOND-FLOOR FLAT I5oT; RE\1,
from May until October ali ,'o'j..,.',
conVeuI"nccs Address q icin
Park Avenue 80 ''''
..,rpi,-rt ,f,.,
Hat loot Vir.inia Ay.,1r it;'.iN'l
land paIE
SNNTi ,I,.,T.,->ft,.-.,
sioual Luldin.. I:,rticuIarl,. .ni,..d
70 bachelor qunrtefs. special induce
inent address T. 80 ,nrr .ri.''..,
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CANNING EGGS.

y process Of canning eggs has been
recently devised which is said to meet
with the approval of TIL" Agricultural
Department. In tho first place the
workers arc attired in sanitary gar
mcnts which offer little or no oppor
iunity for the Judgment OF til. trouble
some germ. and before beginning work
the hands OF the workers are carefully
stcriliZed. The eggs are candled. and
each one is broken in :, cup. 50 that
should II moi he right the others will
not lie contaminated. When a worker
breaks bad egg, the sterilization Of
the hands must he gone through again.
and all the implements made use OF in
opening the eggs again cleaned. When
tho cans are filled the eggs arc frozen
and are kept in this state until they
arc to he used by tho baker.
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MONEY.

TO LEND ON FIRST CLASS CITY AND
country real estate in any sums. r.
u. CHAF'FlN 81 CO, INC, Main and
fTyr.Ir,L Strnato
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TWO BRIGHT, CHEERFUL ROOMS.
furnished or unfinished; electric
liShiS. %aS hot ana cold water. .Il5
TONlor street
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poultry, 4orts ano gfnr Stork

FOR SALE. BEAGLE pUrS WILL 1iE
Just right for hunting next season.
-. l.. BROWN. Route :. Richmond.
Va. Phone Monroe 1851
WANTED. \ GOOD HORSE, SUIT
able for victoria, about sixteen
hands high. weight about 1000
pounds; a good mover: gentle. Adj
dress G. j. -. BOX 1873. or phone
during business hours Madison Sli.
FOR SALE, SCoTCiI COLLlE PUPPIES
from PRIV" winning stock. j 43a care
Tim"S-hispatc
CUBAN GAME, CHICKENS AND EGGS
/. u. BIGGER. - :. Fifth ST.
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7UUtN IUcHW0UU.
= SINGLE COME WHITE LEGHOEN
ana notified anconia eggs for set
ing from wlnuiul. stock: 5Bc
per setting r. q CKIDLIN, phono
Madison 5"1S. south Richmond.
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Gfcrutibe jlotirf

Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond. Va.
TIE ABOVE NAMED COMPANY,
haNlhG qualncd az co-eNccutor. along
OF Thomas NJ. rutherford. dccen sed
all persons having claims against
them at this office. aad those in
dehted to the estate will please make
payment.
JOHN RUTHERFORD and
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
Co Executors of Thomas NJ
rutherford. Deceased
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sen ItAI. DESIRABLE ROOMS FOL,
light housekeeping. water, etc ?3S
North Avenue, brooklyn Park. Phone
NInnrn, :,"NE
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j2otirrG

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take notice that on the 25th
dag Of April, 1914. at II o'clock ~. Al.
;hc undersigned viii apply TO the
l!uStugs Court OF tho city of Rich
nuond for leave 20 keep on hand ut
its clubhouse. No. COL East Grace
street, IN the city of Richmond. ar
don't spirits ana malt liquors for the
use Of its members and guests.
Very respectfully,
WESTMDR2LNND CLUB.
Hy Frauk u Williams. President.
James \ Noncurc Vice President
A. Ice ThaW Treasurer ana Mgr.
Robert \. Lancaster. Jr., Secretary.
James :, MUnCurc.
John :. EgclcStOn,
+ T.. Noting.
George l.. street.
j. Latucr Gordon.
Frank T. NorNel.
Alexander Cameron, Jr.,
George harrison.
CHARLES Watkins.
EoavG Of management
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT THE TU\EDO POOL ROOM.
107 EAST BROAD STREET. HAS
CHANGED HANDS. NOW UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT ENTIRELY
EVERYTHING NEW AND uP-TO-
Af-A T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Burlington. y. g. April lS.-Thc
-\urora Cotton Mills. of burlington,
have arranged to install electric mo-
tors to drive the machinery Of the
new finishing. dycing and spinning dc
Dartmcnts, having awarded contract
for the necessary equipment. This com
pany has 1882 ring spindlcs, 40 mar
row looms. fortv- eight cards. etc.
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Sunirnrr tSuarbinN

BOARD IN COUNTRY, WITH
easy access To Richmond. wanted
10y couple with two children Ac-
communications with private family
preferred, Address y 1872. care
Times bis DatCh.
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SeaIfn 49rpppsa[G

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
S Sm;Sd;o OF rtfectory and students
trial School FOR or Women. ''f mar iasen-
burg. Va. will be received by the
board of trustees at the office Of
I Ionh ar, A. va nnr ,n HresIaeTt Hsgri
Is. 1914. in accordance with plans and
sPcGiiications prepared by Charles
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of the architects
general contractors applying Tor
same sam. upon l;1, DEPOSIT Of $40. which de
post VIII he refunded upon return
OF plans and specifications in good
Certified check. as required In spc
clhcations. to accompany each pro-
OF the contract amount Will be re-
lnired of the successful bidder.
The hoard reserves the right TO
reject any or all BIDS.
~ order of the board Of trustees
JULIAN y. BURRUSS.
CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON Sre fNc,'
lioard of visitors OF OF the '1 Virri ilf
f"lytechnic Institute have plans and
Spcciticat tons ready to submit to
bidders for the erection of the Nc
!rydc Building OF Mechanic Arts to
be erected 1T Hlacksburg. Va SEN
aratc proposals will he received on
heating. plumbing and electrical
work, All other work to be included
IN the general contract. General di-
lncnsions of building are 2l0X22I
,cct' one story high over major Dor
ton. two stories high over the re-
inainder: outside walls stone. floors
and roof concrete Plans and sncci
mcaii@ns may be obtained from Car
neal Johnston. \rchitects and En-
Eineers. No. 707 Chamber OF Com
merce building, Richmond. Va. upon
deposit of $40. which will he re-
FUNDED when these plans and specid
cations are returned.
Contractor 10 be given free use OF
quarry of owners.
The Board of Visitors reserve the
riEht TO reject any and all bids. All
bids to be accompanied by certified
check In the sum of $3.50. For other
information consult architects and
engineers.
j. ID. EGGLESTON. President.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
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NIt'ESI Y FT-HNISlJt>I, tir ,ruD
rooms; soc 6av iS TJiE roy EHrED
ii. North t,irbth -N''OfN L.
NICELY TUTN1SHED FRONT ROOM
for single man, a1rrtric HMM, ~. D' ~
phonc and bath. in nriyotn fnmil,,.
reference required Applv 2ii Yves;
.t"S' Apartment :. or call Monroe
-"N2-J.
Two hRlGiir, CHEERFUL ROOMS.
furnished or unfinished; electric
mSi's. us not ana cold water :llo
~ .oI ,-eret',
Sf;\ EHAi DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR
NI3 It, ,>H :sa,; brooklyn l'ark, Phone
THREE SECDND-STORY CONNECT
back porch: bath "Li"inin ,u''e ,. HTS
residcmcc. I"st j",nti"m H. ''ii't'i
m"nd South Third street Address
ROOMS. T. o Boz $50.
LARGE. SECOND STORY FRONT
rooms adJoininS bath. 10 gontlemcu
Street! me:,r cary. Address \ io3,
-. - -, '3'spllc
TWO OF; THREE FURNISHED Or
IN urniShed front rooms FOR rent.
G ,aii 10 Monro" Park: use "f phone.
TWO n 49," ,,.,,,,,. %D1- Z. ...,.
Gr"nhn noor rooms: viii rent for Of
:5,7,.1, :. - .,
Mann, ~; , iiiStt: CoNNECTiNG
i:asi .ciab o' ""lu'i''Sne'' Sol
:r,,.o I-,p,.,. ,,,-.,.,,.,.,
nicely fninisl,ad' second ap.it, wM't'
2Nl East Franklin.
i,OR RENT. Sl,,.rrl1 pon,,. ~
n ,hd,o ,irnGe Street; centrally located.
-, -, ',''" ''ln IS Dispatch.
iliiitEE CNFURNISiiEp ROOMS FOR
dr.ss II 2a%@ carc 'rimes-' Disp :,tt wa
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99isrrIIanfous

ORIENTAL RUGS.
SANITARTUM. WASH CLEANING AND
repairing Oriental and domestic rugs
X AMLOtRIAN, 2lJ North Firs;
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Chesapeake & Chic Railway

800 A.-Loca. JaN$-oeNsort New
zoo a Local. iil!.y-CE'V!uc. IL. sun
Th-ru4oad.
go \ l--.res- luly >orfolF Ol roia;
'@.sl lu. 81 Daily A.cNo IS. !-CN. - zorro
- .o ,'o". ESufeSs Daily = Norfolk. Oh
600 --iEpreSs -paty-Norfolk. cli Point.
t:In r. ai--l ais =. ..ews. Old Point
t.ls g. Lo-a.-.'y sun. charlottesville.
I:is l.. Loca. E'ch days 10 Warren.
'.;lg Express .ai.y Gin. I.v!iIo.
'a:4l p iinuited-iaily Gin. Ch'So. st l.
'lit p Express - DAILY - Gin. l-ouisvi!la
si --p'rs f!arlor car.
Ettii>s AItktNE ga, h.IO%p.-Local from
Iasi- $50 : NJ. $40 7. ~. ThruuEn :5otu
East: ll:co y. ~. ..95 !. ~. f;5' =. 81 Local
from West; $50 =. n. 80 y. NJ. aud go,
T. NJ through: e:1J a. ii! !l:J, =. ~. ,lul
$50 j.. NJ.
James Ri.er Line: $50; A Il. SIS p. II.
UAiIy.
''Dai!y except SUNDAY
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Reliable Cran5rtra

RELIABLE TRANsF r.K.@MILLNER,s
20. North Ninth Street. hnuls trunks
for 25c: claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage; two men
pianos I. specially. Phone Madison
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@eftings

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia
will he held 1T the Office OF the So
Ciety on MONDAY. May IS, 1914 nj,
o'clock i. NJ.
G. MoTTETT KING.
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MONEY.

WHY SUFFER- THE EMRARRASS-
mont Of dealing with pawnbrokers
when you can borrow on your
watches dlnmondS. lcWciry and sill =:
SOCIETY. Lowest rates OF interest
in The city. Private Offices for ladies'
consultation. Second floor 500 East
broad street.
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NJ URPHy'S HOTEL,
tIncorporatcd)
J-J'pnDj.' AZ DI

FsN1>D1 lily Is-f.N,
RICHMOND. VIEIiNIA
JOHN MURPHY, Manager.
strictly modern house. fronting on
three streets. in the heart II beautiful
Richmond. Rooms fronting every Wv
Special Table d'iIote Dinner will
be served with music in Murphv'g
Hotel Cafe from s 100 to 500 =. A.
Sunday Evening. Price one dollar
and a quarter ($1.25).
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Ricinond 6 Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
$t.:itDtIE E!wECTiyE hpKli Is,
1913.
S"n"r"rdinn Schedule cf May 30. 1872.
Trains Leave Hsvlt-Tr:,in. icuyc Ash
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
very extensive bicycle business we
have rcmpdcled our store with tnc
very latest ideas. and we can say
without Doubt our store is second
10 mono it's kind anywhere We
invite the Uubiic to call and inspect
our new stock ana store a p
GENTRY SOS West Broad. Phone
Monroe 303i
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE nouGHT.
sold ana exchanged COHE FURNI-
TUHE COMPANY. 1909 East Main
WE DO MOVING, HAULING AND
storing OF furniture. Phone Monroe
jSl6
-NCToGRAru LETTERS BOUGHT
Highest prices paid for autograph
letters. MANUSCRIPTS and documents
Of famous people. r. j.. MADIGAN.
Dol Fifth Avenue. New York.
WATCH YOUR CHANGE MANY
coins In circulation dated to 1909
more. we pay 81 To $1,000 for GER
tain dates. Get postcd. Send only
&c. FOR our large illustrated coin cir
cuiar NtMlSMATIC BANK Dent
10. For, Worth. Texas
HAVE STORAGE ROOM FOR FIVE
gasol"ne ~ cents: oil 20 cents per
gallon, amy Kind desired. Cars called
for ana delivered. Apply II West
Mnin iiATrEN GARAGE.
MONEY.
| TO LEND ON FIRST CLASS CITY AND
| country real estate in any sums. r.
Il CHAFFlN & CO, INC, Main and
! Twelfth Streets.
ESPECIALLY OF SHARPENING LAWN
| mowers of all kinds. Call for and
| delivered EARNEST MILLER ail
West Broad street. Phone Madison
SCHOOL MEDALS.
SILVER MEDALS. IS CENTS: GOLD
on short notice. Il. c. MEYER
IEWELRY COMPANY. Fl West
Broad Street.
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liuunl5 jfnr lSent

NICI5LY FURNISHED HEATED
rooms: soc. GAY up THE; ROANOKE
III North Eighth
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-01
NEW DISCOVERY ABOUT ANTS
Scientist Asserts That tire Insects
Have a Regular Form ~ Saiuta-
ton Among Themselves

Ants have long been known for thsiH
excessive industry, but from o curious
communication which has lust ap
peared they seem to have SURPASSED
all other insects by organizing an
elaborate system Of signaling.
Professor Bagnion, who has rerenta5
investigated the habits of the wht&s
ant, reports that the soldiers" Of tA@s
species give warnings or encouraging
signals by knocking with their Jaws
upon dry leaves, thereby emitting q
cracking sound. Placing Some ci
these ants on big plate and covering
IL with paper. he found that the "Scs
diers'' among the ants responded d
his taps with a rustling, cracking
sound.
Moreover. apart from this audibis
signaling. there appears 70 be- scms
inaudibIe form OF signal, for the pro
lessor asserts that the Soldier" ansa
salute the worker ants.
To do this, ''the insect stands nrHaas
ON It's legs with the head raised ssaz
the body slightly oblique, and shaksa
itself for an instant with convuEssvs
shudder. This seems 20 mean So1ass
thing"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-01

''oh, like Washington" she said,
bringing herself back 80 the CONVEX
satiop with difficulty.
Her father, noticing her abstrac-
ton, remarked indulgently: "She likes
Washington. Slade. She likes the
East but she doesn't tell 1t to every
body on account of fathers votes.
Now, Slade ana love our western
city, eh, Slade?''
WELL" with some reluctance, 'it's
q good starting point" Slade admitted.
"Aht" Katherine exclaimed, now
thoroughly herself again. There's a
man for you! He's not going to let
O town stand In his way. Mr. Slade,
this lie fathers Waterloo. He's been
great disappointment to me. That's
the worst OF parents. We children
never know how they're going to turn
out IL father had only listened to
me IL would have been Washington
for him-Washington for me. But he
wouldn't cross the Delaware. He
wouldn't leave the West. II there'c
only been a drop of Napoleon In IA
ther," she concluded with q sudden
burst og vehemence.
''Napoleon!" repeated the senator
Eyes. Napoleon. He got what h'
wantsG. and nothing ever stood in hi
path ] just love the way he rods
over poor old Josephine's heart, don
you?"-and she turned to Slade.
"But he was right" she continued
earnestly, as If she were making 1
plea for something that lay very clos'
20 her own heart. why should WI
let anyone hold US back? wouldn't
But mother didn't want to leave tn,
West, so father stuck to his town AM
his friends and his state. Now h
stands In the background and boost
other men politically.
"He wants 70 boost you," she added
suddenly.
Letting out secrets" her father ae
cused, playfully.
But Katherine was never more 90
rious. You're his dark HORSE" sh
persisted.
You're o lucky man, senator,
Slade broke in, as he watched Katf
crime admiringly. You're luck
man to have a charming young woma
behind you In the race"
That's all we women are for" al
swered Katherine. bitterly. "standin
behind some man and watching hir
do things"
Why, child alive, you do thing
yourself" the senator demonstrates
"she makes husts, Sfade-heads. Don
some big guns in Europe"
Katherine sighed and leaned bac
YEARLY In her chair. "Oh, In m
feminine way, model" she admitted
But IL there'd been one drop OF Nj
poleon In father shouldn't have ha
to fall back on molding clay. shoul
have been molding," she hesitate'
and then finished daringly. opinion
and people"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-01
KAlSER'S IMPERIAL CHANCELLOR

The fifth TO hold the Office since
Bismarck became the first chancellor
of the German empire in 1877, DR.. Won
Bethmann Hollweg. the present ifnpe-
rial chancellor, Is q big, raw.boned
man who looks like backwoodsmaris
buiit by nature for the rough. unciyiE
ICED life of the frontier, It's poverty
and priyations. EIe 10 In reality the
product OF many generations Of wealth
and culture. q philosopher whose high
est delight is In tine abgtTuse. scholar.
Iy problems OF metaphysics, and who
has become q statesman By imperial
command.
or Jewish origin some generations
ago. when a daughter Of the famous
Jewish banker OF Frankfort, Beth
mann, married son Of the Prussian
noble family CT Hollweg. the chancel-
lor looks as II hesmight trace his ORR
gin n. direct line back to the zealot's,
that small band of indonitabie Jews
who carried on q desperate struggle
with the Romans TO preserve Jerusa~
lem from falling into profane hands an
defeat. Under certain influences of q
Hollweg would have become q Social