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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22

.Rattcd for Coveleekic In fourth
rRated for Hail in sixth.
.Bstted for Boehlcr in ninth.
Score by innings: +.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 0tooni as
Ne" \ - u y " y -.
summary: Errors-Peckinpaugh, Malse!.
First base srTors-Dctroit =. Left on
bases-Detroit. $; New York. :. Base on
out-hy Bochlc-. :. ny WARRIOR, ). Home
run.-kavanaugh Three base hit--Nuna-
maker rwo-t'ase hit -Iurtcl. Sacrifice
hitsaPurtell. Boone stolen bases-IIartzcii
Hurns. Boone, WARRIOR Double plays-Peck-
inpauSh. Boone and Mullen. Hts--on Cove
lcsklc. In innings. on Hall. In . Innings;
on Rochlcr. In innings. hit by pitched
balls CoVelcskic. l. by WARRIOR. !. Time
l:o,. mnlres-G0nnOlly and l'Mlll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
IL On nohs

lcr was effective with men on bases
rs tho ton stranded stars will show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
Battle Axe-Ashland
Game Is Postponed

Tho Snmc between Ashland and
the Hattie Axe tennis, tho first Of n
rcrtcs OF seven scheduicd to decide
the championship Of the CAPITAL
CITY I.cnGuc, which was to have
bccn played to-day. has been post
poncd until Saturday. The teams
VIII meet at f;3O o'clock Saturday
afternoon ut byrd rnrk, and a very
close context IL anticipated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
COLTS DEFEAT COOLERS
BY HEAVY ST|CKWORK
Grimes Started BOmbardmcnt in
SiAth Frame That Put
Game on Ice.
FAST FIELDING FEATURED
Three Double Plays Executed i'm
Timely Fashion-Grimes Yielded
Seven Scattered Hits, While Kauf-
man Was Found for Fourteen.
;T FIELDING FEATURED
Virginia League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
NichmOnd, ); Petersburg, I.
UOHnokc, OF Norfolk, 4.
Newport News, (; Portsmouth,, q
tcn iunfngsb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
Federal League Results
yesterdays SCORES.
no games schcduicd.i

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
indianapolis at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis Mt HRItimurc.
Chicago az Brooklyu.
Kansas city Mt Buffalo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22

,SiN innings. called on account OF raiul
Summary: Errors-iiouard Car-irau
Two base hits Speaker. Stolen bases
Jsnvrin t9p. Base on hHils-on Levcron. {?
Struck out-by Lcvcrenl. .; by Collins, (
Wild pitch -Levercnz. Umpircs--Egan and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
-
North CarniIna Icanun.

North Caroline League.
AZ Greensboro-Greensbor o: Ashevilic. 5.
At RaleiEh--RaleEh, /; Winston Salem H.
A. Chariotts-Charlotte. .; Durham. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
..'.... oo0ooooo o-o
yostna Il a n 4 n

summary: Errors-H. Wagner. Deal 90
Three-hase ts-Connoiy. Mann. Homo run
--Maranville Sacrifice hits Mann. Rudolph.
stolen bases-Carey, Mowrcy. Connolly.
Maranvilie. Schmidt. Bases on hails-oft
O'Tooie. 3. on Rudolph. .. Struck out-by
OToole :. by Rudolph. l. Time 30. I'm
pircs-Hart and R!glrr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
Pittsburgh


Totals ..."S o ; y - Totals 81 : 81 .3
.Bsitsd FOR Coleman in eighth.
rBatted For OTooic in eighth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-22
STANDING or TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg Mt Richmond
Portsmouth at Newport News.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

What has H..nu. # the plan IS OF
,,-t..r,4.. tho odd ....aru4r. r.,. hold
........i..l. ........... .,
h'"'N ''''3 ia""'N ana l'. graceful
liu'cuieh'-. ul'U their i.oct."r llay-
'...us, 'ht' .H'b Iu uHN.. AVA. ''
muuN for etI.p and maln>a Have
tho' all dmuod into humble third
i.pr oH KS and dngy tavern par
iurr" Or Ia.. they like the millions
Hi I,H. vanish annually just disHp-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

$6,5O-Forty Pound Felt
Mattress for S425 at
Wichita Bankrupt Stock,
corner of Third street and
Detroit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08
VIII Hcycr Nou Need II General Tonic
Take Groves.

The old standard Groves Tastelcss
chill tonic is equally valuable as a
general tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties Of qpi-
niuc and iron. Drives out malaria en-
riches blood, builds up the whole
system soc ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

One Of tho big railroad lines has a
regular form of reportinE accidents TO
animals on its line. Recently a COW
was killed and the track foreman
drew up the report. In answer To the
question. Disposition OF carcass he
wrote: Kind and gentle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

Robert A. Mckinney Undertaking
Pdrlors. II West Third St Phone 456.
Residence phone 1871. Adv
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26

was 70 produce larger breeds with ths
beautiful color and markings Of the
0ebright and Hamburg fowls. Thus
the Silver and Gold-laced Wyan-
6ottss were formed Az fanciers'
fowls they have since maintained
Dsch popularity and have bssa scat
tered in considerable numbers to our
faF0s. But 1t remains for . later Va
risty. the White Wyan6otts. 70 gain
tAs greatest popularity for Tie brssA.
TAs Du6 Wyandotts 70 also coming ia-
70 recognition. A. to eoloe. tie Laesl,
WAits and Bug Wysa6ottss eeeaDy
si0alaf positions 70 Tie oosrssDoa1i1S
esssss In the Plymouth Rock brssA.
T1o Wyandotts 10 smaller thaA tie
Plymouth Rock. but a equally raDi6
GEoWor 1t 10 generally claimed that
~ white Wyandotts viii stand Dash-
tAg for rapid growth The bsst oe any
beeea. A layers the WyaaAottss seem
- rank about With the Plymouth
Reeas, but being somewAat more 90
ttvo and having lees tsnAeaey to over
fAeasss. they should b credited with .
Gl1oAt advantage.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
NOTICE

Section Is, Article XII.
Any person in possession Of or own
ing any vacant building or buildings,
o. lot OF lots, or person owning any
vacant lot or lots within the limits Of
this town, are hereby required to ra'
move the ice and snow from the side
walk In front Of the same within
twelve hours after the same shall fall
q ssesnulats thereon. Any psrso.
,sg,seti.s to comply with the provis-
iees Of tais section upoa conviction,
sAall pay . fiss not s1essdi,g nifty
aolla1R.
Notice Il hereby give. that fren sad
after this date this provision win b
stzietly sa6ssssd
MAYOR AND UTY COUNCIL.
Dsesnbss 10, 1914 n-lS.tt
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
MAa0 % eSInAYE WEAlM
saasas - ~ eaaa1sy. uAlsA = -
oao vhiae sssa - oaav ~
~ - ea0NO o.

WaalkA. - IL Ass0 paQoAoslV =
usaA = salt . Ao1ss - Ds0as 49,
- - - ea0ao0oao0o anyvAas4 -
0arks ~ 0aA.FAay Dvsa1a0 RasG
fAs Fsal thAnG b iass0A - oAs11
49, aakisaAlly seaah1aG - hose -.
IL sasa0A ssseal 61.eaalisA ~
oaaaUs PaiaA. ~ eaanoaa. eaAso-
laGss ~ anasal thaa0o q ~ Ubi1a1
otsAas q oa6AesA Aes.see - vAlsA
ssools s1Aa0aslnG. ~ eoaas - haao
tAaa . Asllas ~ . AaaA ~ 60
So PoOasts tAat AaF0 Dso0ssty -
sseasa1 ~ ooa.see, ,eooySoo eEso l1oo
- lSls: bst lSJees. 49, ~ vas = ~
sahanss1 vslss q fara A.Aa. ~
naFkiAG ~ IL valss q ~ laA1
Soeaat osessaarily help . f.FDae ~
his GFsessy bill. Gross Aar1 6es0A
~ sspostsA by tie 6eDast0sot u ~
ricultuFo, iacreaseA In the AseaAs
evea more than Droportioaately. ris-
ing fron Eve billioa to ai0s bilksos-
But this means the valus q svssy-
thing produced o. farms and involves
= great duplication. For sxanpls. .
great part Of the croDs vas consumed
in growing the i've stock. Whea Il
comes to the question of how 0ssA
was left to divide We can make oaly
. rough guess. Gross factory inoo0s
10 twenty billions. but II produciaG
this total twelve billions Of materials
mostly factory products-was used
up. A. to net divisible income. the
forthcoming income tax report will
constitute the widest survey We have
ever had. and that applies only to
rather large incomes.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
PHE1eC10
q. o. ?. H11szDa

New York, Lee. 2l.-'There is no
doubt Of the election Of tie Republican
president aad tho Republican house in
1915. Nor is there any doubt in my
mind that We shall elect . Republican
senate"
This declaration was made today by
Charles D. Hilles, chairman Of the ua-
tionar Republican committee, after =
careful study Of the situation.
The senate now stands fifty-five
Democrats, forty Republicans and one
Progressive. A gain Of nine seats and
the election Of a vice president would
give the Republicans a working major
ity, the national chairman figures.
These are the states in which he be-
lieves the election of Republican sell
ator in 1915 is practically certain:
New York, Maine, New jersey, Ohio,
Montana, Nevada, West Virginia and
Washington. One more will come from
Maryland, Nebraska, Arizona, Missouri
or Tennessee, according to his calcals-
tions.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
oveNoo AtrW.

Tho third American city u no long
er Philadelphia. but Buenos Aires.
According to its corrected census the
South American metropolis now has
population Of 100000. Forty-n
years ago. when the nrst census was
taken, the population Numbered ILL.,
900. This record Of growth may do
more to interest Us. not only In Ar
gentina, but also in the South Amer
ican republics In general, than any
thing in the way oe commercial op-
portunities has yet besa able to do.
In soas respects Buseos Aires b bst-
ter tAan third aDoaG eitiss q the
western hsmispAses, - in teaAAes and
valse oe eorslga eoansres, II which
- b seeoaA ealy 70 New York.
That sAs possesses tAs AAsst tAsatsr
o. either ooatinsat, - wen - the
best aDDoantsA nsWspapsr paaAt a1A
tie nest artistic strsst, = . fact that
ws shah still ~ slow b recognise.
Bat vAsa we rod tAs stats0sat,
"B1soss Aires = to have another sub
way" ~ are compelled 70 admit that
tAsrs b . sptFit q satssDeise iA tie
SoatA ADssseaa eaDatal tAat ~ haA
SooAy tAsa0A9 e - Dssaliaf - eur.
ssivss.-Nsw Yesk 1vsaiae Fssl
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26

essAsnity, i viA Assw that kind II
es.ns.ity fsAks i,ts Il, vhils tA~ hs,t
typ s.A ssPssasstasives Of ee..u aity
lfs vill Psss i by s,til mere aaA stili
.oes tAat esanaaity vin b ssess.is@i
even hy itself y eoAas.ity i. which
1t y very difficult for tAs church t.
make any progress.
fss foster aAd encourage BY your
ss.-eAsFeA-esi.g Assits that esaditio.
Of thi.Sa, VIXEN soe.er o. Later tLsrs
vii obtain . esaditio. of tAi.ss in
year community to which no saHe "a.
vii rsfss With prids.
si.ss Asviag write. ny former Iet-
tss l AFspPsd int s.e Of Gle.vooA ;.
Pro&issat places Of business to do u
httis shopping. Had been in this sane
place before. The proprietor is I. very
pleasant, agreeable and manly kind Of
man. No church man 1t al, one Of the
first asa herein ineladsd.
This MAN ssid to me in most besuti-
full spirit of inquiry: "Hew are You
getting along in church .Gsirs," i
made reply, when he further remarked:
~ have observed ever since l have
been in GlenwOod that it is q hard
town for church to accomplish any
thing" l went from this man . pres
enee with his uppsrmost in mind:
Nov that man would really love to
see, and to have . better outlook for
the minister and his work in GlenwoOd
Springs, but how little conscious of the
fact that it is his attitude, and mol
church going habits that is producing
this undesirable condition of things.
Ny word for it, this man lined up with
q dozen or two of the other good fell
lows could absolutely revolutionize this
city in regard to this whole problem Of
church going, community life. In my
next and concluding letter want 70
lay special emphasis upon the church
and church standards of living - being
absolutely the greatest business and
material asset possible.
Yours toward . mighty judgment,
q. H. FLEIsHER.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
RQgl1RYNorE1
03SdS 4.2se1
sian MN i tava,.asss ssr sAieI

skia MIN b iaval,abss sor chick
~ -
cassse "a = ssod for erss bss,A
birds.
The shells q tAs goose ssss ave-.
ago IFS pr esak of al.
The avseaGs q eF samples a hsas'
sGgs save liz Dsr osat for sAsll.
To stoD esatAsr packias. Ted raw
meat ecoasieaaIy. anA cut grssa boas.
Game hens make Tie bes& motAses,
protsct1ng tAsir yoslg ffom an H.
trudGg0
For brot1efs and roasters, Plymouth
Rocks. Brahmas and wyandottes are
amoog the best.
streasiy famigated nests nay
keep vse1A away. but are liahas to
tAiat - - y ~ nest.
os1nsA mi eess sAsuA - 0as1-
any ees1a6 - oAs1f GAa1b 1usn lAA
~ 0ouk e 0aoP WQ1uhG
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
RESULTS IN BREEDING DUCKS
oee1 Plan - Ron Aytssevsy oraasa
Nnlseh lW1iaa 0saNeso see Pre1Se-
ten - TobS0 ole6Q.

In making up the breeding pen care
should be taken that the females are
matured and that the drake, though
fully grown, IL . little on the small
size for his breed.
1t 10 the ducks which impart size to
the progeny and the male bird the
shape and style, 20 that large-framed
ducks should be mated with medium.
sized brakes.
There IL . good first cross-Pekin-
Aylesbury. which produces largo
healthy ducklings, but which do not
mature 30 rapidly a. the pure Ayles-
bury stock; still. considering that tho
Aylesbury ducks must have q fairly
sheltered position II they are to do ~
we'll - early BREEDERS. the above cross
might - chosen with advantage when
breeding b to Be carried On in bleak
and snsAeltsesA situations.
1t - . eood plan to run IN Ayles.
bury drake with Indian Runners for
the psoAuctioa Of passabis table birds,
and thsa to remove the drake and
replace hin with one Of their own
breed for tie production Of psrs
breeds for sgg production.
The DroDsr sAsltering Of bresdiAS
ducks = q Tie greatest importance.
~ the birds caanot reader . good &C.
count q ths0seavss unlsss hoessl b
strueearss tAak are AaaD-Droof. wen
ventihtsA, kset ejsaa cd wsll bsA6e1
with ~ tttee.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
CITIES THAT ARE NOT sPors'
oesGisGise oheH Whse Pssees - ~
Uaitsd otasss ovMsrsd tks asssa
la0G voaR.

The hottest" spot In the Unitsd
States duriag 1918 vas the city Of Co
lunbus, Ga. This statsasnt doss ~
refer 70 ths eity's climate bst 70 ths
amount q property destroyed by 1so
there h DsoDortiea to The po0slaasa-
Hot s0ots" y tie tern applied by -
lerwrttses sA1 othsrs iptssssts1 h
IRE Dssvsatioa 70 tAs places whseo
ths 1a0ss % ths most damage.
u Colsnbss last year tAs Ars lsso
avsfa0s1 al ese svssy nan, woman
and cAilA. II Q slniIar anoaat el Aa0-
aeo - besa 1oao thfeaSAost ~
coantry, ths natjo0's total lees foe the
year vosll have bssa e4.ooo. ~. ~.
TAs rsasoa Why Co,snbss was ~
Aottsse sDet lase year was inDeo0se
coastructioa aaA insu0cisot Deetee.
tioa against IRE q . compress WAseo
Thousands q bales q bsttea wsFo
stored
Othsr cities vhicA vsa ths uaDlsas-
aat Aistinctioa ee bsiAs sxtrsosly ''hot
sDots'' last yses were CoAsss. n. T.:
0lovsssvills. n. T.: 0ttanwa. L.: o.
vaaAaA, d.: Port Huroa. Mich:
Quincy. m: Dayton. O.: DseseSA
Ia. aDA Dase o. Losis, M.
II Dosk q tAeeo catiss tAe great
damage was due to the sane avoid
able causes which prevailed IN ColsD-
bus. with the additioa. IN oas q two
casss. Of poor water pressure.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
,1IIVU6ob Ill|1B

Six rson 0is1wood rssideDes o. enc
Of the best streets in the city. This
b eloss-ia property and . very desira-
bic location. City water and electric
lights. Owner might trade for ranch.
viii BE- glad 70 show this property IL
you are interested
A. J. DICKsoN.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
IN currns WAITED

Ten or twelve men, experisaesA IN
tie cutting sad Logging esa hear ssae'
thing to their advantage By sppsyins
at the Office Of the Glenwood Pest.
Msn row engaged in this work are
making sbout 400 . day.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26

o0oDa Of the vyAuoo1Ies
- eensass1 Fs~As vhsy tAsss lsao
aeesaas6 nseh Ns0saastev-
oosa ~ Missy Ias0A
Dy q. ERF.)

~ WyaAAottas veeo oeigiaaAsl.
- - Piynooth Rseks. fran Q mig
~ q Asaatie a.A European eAiehaas.
n0s6 Brahnas aAA BsR Cochins are
~ = have bsea crossed With r.
oFeoAt Bantans and Silver anA 0osAea-
o0AA0bs1 HambSrgs. n intaoG3eo
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
Fu8Izc NofIo8

Pursuant to the power in Ne vsgks,:
under the statutes Of the State Of Cba
orsdo, - well - by virtue Of and Rsr
ssalt to that certain writ Of Exeeuekou
issued On Deeenber 1lth, 1914, eut o.
the District Court Of the Ninth Jsdisisl
District, Colorado, sitting within osi
for Garfield County in said eeass. in
that certain eanse In said Coart 10y
pending wherein United eeasss 3is"
Company, = corporation, was plaintiG
and Joseph Cafistron was Defendant, ],
the undeFsigned, H. Jessap, oAseif
Of Garfield County, Colorado, win on
the 1lth day Of January, A. D. 1915,
at the hour Of IL: 90 o'elock in ths fesc
noon Of said day, at the West from
door Of tie County Court House In e.
city Of Glenwood Springs in said eoan-
ty, and to mako the sum Of 4143-SS set
forth in said execution, besides cost
Of levy and sale Hereunder, ssu at
public vendue to the highest bidder TO-
cash, in parcels and in toto Il ned b.,
one 7-passeAGer Iatsrstate Autooobiic
with toools and equipment, heretofor'
and On the 18th day Of December, 1871.
levied upon and attached by Ne unasf
said writ Of Execution - The pefser.
property sf the said joseph Caflstsem,
Of Char3ss Keek IN saaa 0oDUosA
SPRING..
0AssiR Il 0arfSsA CssakH Cssss1ao.
Nevt p~hlisaGioa Dss. - MA
IA 1ablisaeion Jaa. ., folk
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
uDnAL oYTD

TIE .ldsssigned druggist b sstAae-
,sed BY the American Drug and Press
Association, Of which he is member,
In suafa.tee Leritol Hair Tonic to
sive satisfaetion or the purchase price
vin b refunded. This indicates tAe
eenfide.es which they have IN tAss
orsparssioa. Prices soc s.a cleo.
alsavssl pAasnaey, local asssey.
laas.iass isat ssesssarily failure.
o. aava1s ~ . nGAtiAg sAa.es.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
MN WoaKHn0 XxD0f og1lC1a

Dsavsr, Dee. 1.IrAs fesslt Of the
refersnd1n vote Of The s4iesn sf Die
triet Is, U.itsl AiDs Wsrksn Il Amer
lea, comprising CsasssAo, UtaA sad New
Mexico, taksa Deesaber SeA wss nade
public tonight. fhs sRieess elected
wore Presidapt, JsAa HeIsanoe, ef
Denver, reelected; vies president Nix
Livoda Of Trinidad; sserstasy -treassr-
or, Z. L. Doyle, re-eleeted; member Of
tho international executive beard, John
r, LAwson Of Denver, neglected.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
No0 NAI.8

Six room Aesss in gssA ssaditioa and
esur lots n god rssiAsass fsFtasa Of
0asawssl 0plsaAiA lssatisa fse .
nunAse e sseeaosa Ow.sr win 1ah~
. sssl psiss 81 gfvs sa1ls11sesgy
ssMs - pass = sosas2 0An = ~
s00 ~ paselsa1aA =.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
Ho1mre ron I'M NEEDY

The Home Missionary society Of tho
Methodist church has lot Of clothing
which they win b giad 70 give t.
needy pespls. All Applications should
b aads - the pfsidsnt.
l08 HARRIET FRAZIER,
lla6 0raaA Avss.e.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
AlWDoA0 NAp0

AAA the best produced aaywhsrs:
Eaton, Crane and Pike writing p.
psfs.
ehss9esS sslf-filling fountain ps.s.
vollaad at goods aad books fer al
occasions.
Vietrolas sAd Victor records aDa
number Of ether lises sf equal merit
fhs Nayss Book 0tsrs, the Hssss sf
Quality. $3.50
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
Wa rssd " ossssa uts,,sss

Wa T1o6 W 0oeela Utl1e4i0a,
AocordinS to Berlin correspoodsace
to tAe Neae Hamburgsr zeitung, three
tAoasand street car conductors have
besa called to the coloes: IS per cent
Of an automobiles and Of an horses
were requisitioaed By the military az
tAoeafaes. Only half q the number
o. sarfAoo cars were ra1nf1g, the
trains Il Tie easvate4 Fa1lFooA Passing
q 1nearva1s q - DinaAea. Tho cab
staAAB Weee vaeank. LAak oe hosoao
6ees1sEoa WieA 1sa1vssy & NM 81
toA-Nsw Yegk Dvea1ng Rool
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
TDso 0ole.

Dho 0osa.
L. Hardy D. Dannlts1. ~ 0slgiaa
ooasal - 0ANnaoAA, saS1 ~ o<Aer
AAy:
'Dsag1nAS hses1o rssaska.es = ths
0eg0AA iava1alU eAeoW ~ oeGDAa
coOaissafiat INTO ooafssisa, - Ans
~ esoo0s afoaAA Lage ~ - Nv
- Sva0D vatse aa1 . seosa1a e
lFse6 Dsas . aay. fAo Dese eslsoWs,
b fAe4. Woeo 0tArvlaG.
"A BELGIAN oafolAoee became H.
00o0 ~ tho n1nbsf e 0ee0aA peis-
soses ~ broagAt fA daily. Tls beave
0aA saiA q ~ success:
II 6oat 20 o1t after tAo Germans
With ny Gun any nore. o., 70. 60
cae after them With -. Whsa they
- Il, tAsy follow ~ n d1oves.'"
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26

Old papers for SALE at this Office.
A PIE rsasdy that Il entirely di9sr-
s1t froa aaytAing els, used bota ex-
essnally and Internally, seti.g sa tAs
b3eel - wsll - the disease, remedy
without s1perior. II b Hsfitol Pile
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WAat you vast in yssf sssins" 10
ssseonsss to buy your gsods. Whss
-sssd are yosr gssas, in ssaf'stshle
sooss roea, without eusteosnf isve
~ wonea and children. They arc
~ objects sf " hearts pure love-
MT 1 had rather preach the everlasting
ssspsl T. asl thaa - aayesdy sse.
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ysz turn over . new leaf aAd give me
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ls.ss, went you, You tsy It . sab-
18th, . nonth, . year, s.a II at The
szpiratio. Of that tine yes eaa truth
fully say that yeu have not Fsesivcd
ysar tines worth, that yca have not
bssa well paid, that ysu have besn a
lssse, thea we will talk It over aad
find out whore the trouble lies. Tho
s.nnary bring you from the ~"
esnnulities to which reference has
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-13

testing eggs by passing light thru
them so as to reveal the condition
Of the contents" is omitted by many
PRODUCERS who rely on care in col
lect:ng to eliminate all bad eggs. 1t
IS, however, impossible to avoid an
occasional accident and Gambling is
therefore advisable as an extra pre-
caution. A simple outfit can be
made out of a small hand lamp and
an ordinary pasteboari box suffi-
GENTLY large to he placed over the
lamp, after the ends have been re-
moved, without the risk OF fire. In
order to supply air to the enclosed
lamp, notches should be cut in the
edge on which the box rests A
round hole is then cut in the box at
the level of the lamp flame and the
Gambling done by holding each egg
against this hole while the rest OF
the room is in darkness. The light
from the lamp reveals the contents
Of the egg and those that show any
defect can be rejected
II possible only infertile eggs
should be sent TO market Fertile
eggs deteriorate rapidly IN warm
weather and are the cause OF much