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r,o,nfy.eigAth assembly District,

The Isl Election DistfiCt bounded BY
ana within T. lOsth st, sd ave. z. ioeth
at, and Lexington ave.
and dhS S 20 Ey' iS,h District bounded SS
st. LIST ave. e. loeth st. I'd ave. Il iO5th
The 3D. Election Distrie, Is bounded by
ana within e, 10th st., Harlem River y
iosth IT.. IS, ave, e. iO7,h ST.. I'd ave. e
The an Election District 1. bounded by
and within Z Ion Ion e. % ave. F.; iosth
The IG tsetGno District :. S.goSed by
The eth Election District is bounded by
st, Lexington ave. e, 10th ct, ana PARK
The IN Election pistrio, Is bounded by
ana gihi. T. llt'h st. Le55,inssOn aye;
1,cm ne corner o. , Ian and "a
The s,h Ei.otlon pistric I' Is bounded Si by
and within r, lltth st.. "a ave. K. li2th
st to Inc corner OF e. listh st. ana sd
The On Election. D,strio, is eoun.sd by
and within f. ll2th ST.. I'd ave, r iioth
The 10Th Election District is BOUNDED by
and within =. lltth 81, LIST ave Il.
lilth st. Harlem River. d. 10th st and
The 18th Election District ia bounded by
and within diagonal line from the corner
Pleasant ave. y, ll6th St. Harlem River
Randalls and wards Islands. u, liith st.
lst ave. and E. nan ST.
The 18th Election District IL bounded by
and within E. ii5th St, a diagonal line from
the corner OF LIST ave and 70 18th ST. to the
corner OF "a ave and u. li%th st., e. Illth
st. and "a ave.
The l3th Election District IL bounded by
and within e, li5th ST. 81 ave. E. ii3th
81, Lexington ave. p. n%th st. and Park
ave
The 18th Election District Is sounded by
and Within H. llsth st.. sd ave, 70. il6th st.
and Park ave,
The 18th Election District In bounded by
rnd within r. ll7th St, "a ave, r. ilBth
St. Sd ave, Il. 10th st, and Lexington ave
The 18TH Election District is bounded by
st, Lexington ave. r. il5th 81. and Park
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within r. iioth ct. Sd ave. p. 18th at
and Park ave
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r,cen,v. nm Assembly, Dhtrcr

Tn. J.; Election District is bounded ny
and within Charles st. W. 4th at. Chris
topher ct and Bleecker -.
The "a Election District IL bounded by
and within w lin st. w. 9Th ct. Charles
The 30 Eitction pi-,ri., IS bounded ny
and within sth ave, W. 18th st. W.
9Th It, " ii,h e.. Bleecksr ct and Ahins-
The I!h Election District +, bounded Nv
and Within sth ave, Jane -; Greenwich
The 5th Election Dis.rict Is bounded ny
ard within Bank * Waveriy place;
line from the. corner Of Greenwich ave.
and Perry st 20 the corner % Waverly
place and Charles ct. Charles At and W.
me On Election pistric, !. bounded nv
and within Charles s.; TO Wavery place.
Y: aud waverly place to the corner OF
Perry & , ON sye greeH Sli
TOPPER ct and W ,th st
The IN Election District :. bounded by
W 10th s.. Greenwich ave. s,h ave-. W
Washington place and " .th ~
and within W. sth St. u. SIN st, Uni.
ys,siy PSee NsttS Ws.
tom S pISe. ana sth sv. 0''" "s'"'"s'
The Oh Election pistric, Is bounded by
snS Ti'sn We;hqSS nsS %ss9
Wy on st; - ave We, L ~ st,
The ION EIsotioon District Is bounded by
u ctr. 81. broadway. f sth ST. w sth st.
The I'm Election pis,ric, !. bounded BY
versity place, II. 18th st.. 5th ave. w. 9th
Tho h"' l2,h Election pistric, is bounded by
S1s s, " a2c W FIR FIR st. S M,S syt q pse
Bank st ana or enwich ave.
The TN Eleeiii,S pis'r,t Is SouT9ea by
IT. gsh
The l4th Election District Is bounded by
and within W. ilth ST., L. llth st. Uni
yersity place, Il. l2th st.. ". 18th -. and
The 18th Election pis,ric, /. bounded by
and within W. 18Th st.. 6th ave. W. A,h
The isth Election District Is bounded by
and within w lsth st SIN ave, Y, clst
Lexington ave. and Z 2lst St through
Grsmercy Park TO Irving place and T.,
2Oth ct, Irving place. +. itth ct and 9Th
The i7th Election District is bounded by
and within Y. 18th st.. Sd ave. y. 18th 81
The isth Eiec,ion District i, bounded by
and within Z .3d st. Sd ave, Y. 18th st..
TO Lexington ave. and L. Esd at. and Lex
and Within 2. 2?d st, an ave. L. l7th
ST. Lexington ave. T. 2isi ct and 9th
Tn. goth Election District 1, bounded
at and eth
The alst Election District Ia bounded by
ana within a diagonal line from the cor
ncr Of W. 2Si st and sth ave to the cor
ner Of W. eith 81. and TIN ave. 1th ave-.
w. 22d st ana sth ave
The 22d Election District Ia bounded by
and within ". :5th st. ,th ave dag
onal line from the corner OF w. 2ith ST.
and 7th ave. 10 the corner OF W. ssd St
and sth ave, and sth ave.
The 95d Election District is bounded by
and within ". ssth St, 18th ave W. 2sth
ST.. broadway, 9th ave, W. 2Sd At ana 18th
ave.
The cath Election District IL bounded by
and within W 29th at. An ave. w. 2sd
St, 9Th ave. and Broadway
The 26th Election District IL bounded
by and Within ". 30th st.. tth ave, f.
Sist St. Lexington ave, t. 27th ct. tth ave,
u, sgth st. and 9TH ave.
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r,senty..econd Assembly Ds.t1c

The LIST Election District 10 bounded By
and within Il. s3d ST.. LIST ave. u. s2d ct
The I'd Election District is bounded by
and Within T.. $50 st.. Avenue A. y. s2d st.
81 E;e s,S D'; East s Ssq"Gd ~
rhe an Election pis,-,e, is bounded by
and within Z. st,h st. East End ave. T.
The 5th Election Di.,rio, Il, bounded by
sHd within avn 81 E s,s Emo rs ave va
ave. Z saith ST. and Avenue A.
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
Of e si,h 81 and LIST ave. to the corner %
The IN Election Distrio, "a bounded by
a diagonal line from tho corner OF let ave.
and y s9d st. TO the corner Of Il. sith St
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within L. s4th ST. ana % ave. a
dlas21nai lins from the .,-e corner o, "a ave .
L s3d st., r. s3d st. and 81 ave,
The 9th Election Dislric, is bounded by
Of r. s6th st. and 81 ave. 10 the corner OF
Il s5th ST. and I'd ave. I'd ave. Il. s+th 81.
The 10Th Election District is bounded by
and within f.. ssth st. I'D ave. L. sith ct.
The iith Election District ia bounded by
and within d f. sSh In In. IT. rom Sve S:h
The i?ih Election District h bounded by
lsgonai line from the corner OF p. s6,h
ST. and Avenue a TO the corner OF E. s4th
St r Sea ~ a E.ct i District is bounded by
and within y seth st. East End ave.
The lith Election District is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from tho cor.
Of q Avf Eau. End ana av. e. . sIA so
e ssth st. Ess, River. E. ssth st. and
" The 18Th Election District I. bounded by
ana within a diagonal line from tho cor
nsr Of Est ss Axe s., ana and Avenue 70 ss coz
Il ss:h 81 and lst ave;
Ee9H P' In. rom BOUNDED r.. BY
ne eP OF Ts % ave and SSH " 70 The cor
ner of ID ave, and L. S7th At. f. s7th St.
The i7ih Election District is bounded by
and within V. ssth at, % ave. a diagonal
line from the corner Of e s7,h 81, and "a
All The 18Th Election pi-trio, 1. bounded by
n%s shs corner Of D. SSH st. and Nv.n"s
to the corner OF LIST ave. and Z. s7th
The 18TH Election District 10 bounded by
and within Il. Ssth ST.. LIST ave-, f, Ssth
The he' 2oth Election District ia bounded by
and Within p sHh st. Avenue A. e.
''1 The ,i,t Election pi,trio, !. bounded by
and within diagonal line from the
corner OF Avenue ana D. ssth ST. 20
st.. a diagonal line from the corner OF
r. ssth St and East End ave. 10 the cor
Tho 29d Election District Is bounded by
aud Within r., 92d st, East River. T.. ssth
St. a diagonal line from the corner OF East
End ave. and u. ssth ~. 20 the corner OF
Avenue and f, ssth ct, f. sS,h st.
the 23d Election District Is bounded by
and within T.. eoth St, LIST ave, ". seth
The 2ith Election District 10 bounded by
and within f. slst st, let ave- r soth
st. and I'd ave.
Tuenfvthird Assemblv District
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The LIST Election District 10 bounded by
and within Z. s9th ST.. I'd ave. r. ssth st..
The 30 Election District is bounded by
and within y. soth st. "a ave, f. soth st.
the 80 Election District :. bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
corner Of ~ Goth 81. and Sd ave. 3d ave. E.
ssth St and Lexington ave. -
and within y. 9sd st. ID ave. L oad at.
Let ave. u sist, I'd ave. y. goth st.. a dag
Goth 81. 20 the corner OF Lexington ave. and
Il. sist st. Il. eist at and Sd ave
The .th Election pistrio, is Sous sa:s BY
Ess, River. i. Ssd at and "a ave.
The 9th Election District 10 bounded by
and within Il. S'th st. LIST ave. f. ESD st.
The Iih Election pisltlc, /. bounded by
E"s, HiVep. +. san y, and "a Az. '0'" ST.
The 9Th Election District IL bounded by
and within Il. s7ih ct. I'd ave, Il. s5th st.
The eIh Election p,-,r'o, :. bounded by
and within Z. geth at. East River, e Goth
The i0'h Election District is bounded by
and within Il. Tooth st. Fast River, II. e9th
The iith Election District Is bounded by
and within Il. ioist st. East River. II. Tooth
ST. end j. Sington ave
and within r. 1914 st.. "a ave, r. ioist 81.
and Lexington ave.
Tho 18Th Election District I. bounded by
Tooth II. and Park ave
The ian .Election District /, bounded by
and within r. l0tth 81, sd ave. Il 1921 at d,
Lexington ave, u. 1914 ct. and Park ave.
The 18TH Election District Is bounded ny
and within L, io6th st.. 90 ave. y iotth
St, Park ave p. ioSth ~. and Lexington ave.
The 18Th Election Disirie, is boun isd by
and within diagonal lire from the cor
n.r Of l.. Josh a. and "a ave. 10 the
corner OF y. loan -. and "a ave, "a
ave. 1924 81. and 30 ave
The 18th Election District Ia bounded by
and within r. lO5th St. 20 ave. r l06th
st.. East River, r loist ST.. ID ave. and
diagonal line from the corner Of "a ave.
and u. 10th -. to the corner OF ID ave.
and T. 10Th Ct
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The list Election District is bounded by
ana within W. ia7th ct. Lenox ave. W
iSsth 81 and 9Th ave.
The "a Election District Is bounded by
and within diagonal line from the cor
nsr OF W. i39th st. ana 7th ave. to the
Lsnoa ave. W 18TH st, ana in ave- ''
The sd Election District Is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the cor
ner OF ". l+oth at. and 7th ave to the
corner Of W. lilst st, and Lsnox ave,
Lenox ave. = diagonal line from the cor
n,r OF W. i3sth 81, and IAnox to
the corner OF W. iSoth st. and 9Th ave.
~ Ths t,h Election. District is bounded by
rom Inc corner OF W, iilr st and Lenox
ave to the corner Of W. iioth st. and
IT, IN Election District Is bounded by
ami tain W. l.2d st, Lenox ave. W.
IA md 9Th ave.
IN \ Escton District Is bounded by
and ,I.uin diagonal line from tho cor.
nsr Of E"g'comhe ave, and ". l+lst st.
% the corner OF Sth ave and W. li2d st ,
" iied 81. tn ave, and W, iiist n.
Tho 7ih Election District Is bounded by
aud within W itsd st., diagonal line
ave- 20 tho corner OF W, iied st ana sir
| 40. thence q diagonal line from the eor-
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ELECTION NOTICE.


and within q line running from Central Park
". 'yd e. diagonal line from " ia e,
81. r. Sad st., Lexington ave. e. eth St,
>, ave, ID eSth st., 9TH ave, 10 Both
The 10Th Election District In bounded by
and within 70. 7,th st.. ID ave, y. roth ct.
and Lexington ave.
ana within h. 10th st. Lexington ave. r:
40 st.. a diagonal line from r. 7sd a. and
Park ave-. to Madison ave. and u, 72d st.,
Tho fifth Election District IL bounded by
and within line running from Central PARK
r. soth st. Madison ave. E. 7sth st. Lox-
,nston ave. Il. 18th st. line running from
tam and fSa 9TH i. .aS S' no G'P PaIh E
me ,, dsth ELECTION District is bounded by
Le a mtoln ave. sad st. PARK AVE- sis; st.
Il soth q; and b,h ave
Tho 10th Election District Ia bounded by
4. L.slns,on ave-. Il sist 81. PA Park .s ssa
E. SD e. and 9TH ave.
by and within y. seth ST. Lexington ave
n: $50 st. Madison ave. r, tit6 Ct and
The 2lst Election District is bounded
by and within Il. sTth st., Park sv., E.
s'i H. ct; q, and oh ave
and within r. ssth Ct. Madison ave. Y.
SSH st.. Park ave. e. sith st. and sth
and within a diagonal line from the cor
ner OF ~ ssth at and Park ave. TO the cor
ner OF w. ssth 1t. and Lexington ave, Lex
ihEIon ave, ID. S6th 81. and Park ave.
The 2tth Election District II bounded BY
and within Il. goth ct. PARK ave. e. seth
ST. diagonal line from the corner Of
Lexington ave ana Il. ssth st. to the cor
ner OF Park ave. and Il. ssth st., Il. ssth
~. and Madison ave.
The 25th Election District 10 bounded
by snd within T. sist st. Lexington ave-.
The 2sth Election District I. bounded by
and within Il. 92d st, Lexington ave. r.
sist *, Park ave. u. soth at. Madison ave-.
The 27th Election District IL bounded
bl and within Il. etth St. Park ave T..
s2d st. 9TH ave. II. ssd st. and Madison
The eSth Election District II bounded by
and within u. gsth st. Lexington ave. T.
s2d at. and Park ave.
The 2ath Election District Is bounded by
and within Transverse road from Central
PARK West and w. sfth ST. to 9TH ave
9TH ave. Il. seth ct. Park ave, r. oath
e., Madison ave. r. 93d ct, 5th ave
TrahsNerse road across Central Park at
tbth st to Central Park West. and Cen.
trail Park West.
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soil and its bacteria from the sunlight.
Much or little earth can be used. &C.
cording to its availability. | have sown
as little as 100 pounds of earth to the
acre and secured good incubation. in
that case mixing with the sifted and
pulverized earth twenty pounds of
seed. The harrow at once buried the
earth and seed. | have put on the
earth with the manure spreader. liber-
ally. and drilled it in with the drill.
Or one can dissolve a small amount
of glue in Il quantity of water and wei
the seed with this sticky preparation.
Have ready some finely pulverized in
oculated earth as dry as one can well
have it without exposing to heat or
sunlight. Stiff the earth over the seed
and mix thoroughly until the mass is
dry enough to SOW. That way gives
good incubation with the least amount
of earth and has given efficient inoc-
ulation in a hundred instances. In fall
seedlings incubation is essential be-
cause it pushes the alfalfa forward be-
fore Frost. In spring seeding it is es-
sential because it pushes the alfalfa
ahead of the weeds. SO far as we
know. land once inoculated is inocu-
lated forever. Joseph E. Wing in
Breeders Gazette.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02
Dickens as an Actor.

While the world at large gained
by Charles Dickens devotion to lit
crature, the stage lost one who, if he
had chosen to adopt it as his call
ing, would probably have been the
greatest actor of his time. None
who had the good fortune to see
the plays in which he acted can
forget his mastery of stage tech
nique. None who can remember his
readings can forget his vivid and
lifelike powers of characterization.
Comedy and tragedy, humor and
pathos, each came readily within
his means. By his mastery of the
actors art terror, tears and laugh
ter were compelled at his command
as by his pen he compelled them in
his writings.-John Hare.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02
All Around
The Farm
INCUBATION OF ALFALFA.
Plant Thrives by Aid of Bacteria In
habiting Its Roots.

Plant Thrives by Aid of Bacteria In
habiting Its Roots.
WHY. when and how should alfalfa
be inoculated?
Many men now seeding for the first
time are puzzling over this question.
Alfalfa lives. gains its nitrogen and
thrives by the aid Of small nitrifying
bacteria that inhabit its roots. These
bacteria are not often found on or in
the seeds. They are not naturally
found in soils. When introduced.
either naturally or artificially. they
cause alfalfa to thrive ut Its maximum
health. provided the other soil condi-
tons are right.
Where manure is used freely there
is sometimes abundant incubation
even when alfalfa hay has o been
fed. Sometimes. however. where ma
nure has been literally applied there
is still n lack of incubation. as ] have
observed in Kentucky and elsewhere.
Ordinarily when manure has been lib
orally applied to land it will not need
further incubation. It, is safer to
give 1t.
There are many ways of i%noculating
One can take earth from an alfalfa
field or where sweet clover has grown
and scatter it thinly over the land.
narrowing Immediately to bury the
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02
Beef Heart Pie.

Cut in bits and boil until tender one
beef heart, three slices bacon, two par
ships, two carrots, one onion, two me-.
dunn sized potatoes. Brown four table
%spoOnfuls of flour in the oven to
thicken the stew. of which there should
be about three quarts. Stir the brown
ed flour with a little water until
smooth and thicken the broth as usual.
Add butter, salt and pepper to taste.
Put in a baking dish, V with crust
made as follows, and bake i'll a quick
oven. Crust: Two and one-half cup
fuls -four. sifted with one-half tea
spoonful salt, n teaspoonful cream
tartar and one-half %teaspoonful soda.
Rub in one tablespoonful lard or other
shortening. mix to a soft dough with
sweet milk. and drop in spoonfuls on
top of the hot stew, near enough so
that the dough in rising will come to-
gether and cover top of pie.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02
"Enaaaed Man. Panie.D

Engaged mans panic" is as famii-
lar q phenomenon as the squawking
of a captured chicken or the Topping
Of a hooked fish. And woman in
stinctively anticipates it, feels it be-
fore it actually begins. deals with it
according to her abilities. No woman
ever feels that this is a slur upon her.
She knows that it does not involve her,
but is only the nervousness of the free
at the touch of the matrimonial bride
and that bride. as she knows and as
he knows. is not in her hands. but in
the hands of society. Even the man
marrying for a home. even the man
marrying for children or for money.
even the man marrying because only
by marriage can he hope to get some
one to associate with him. bear with
him. listen to him on terms Of his own
arranging-even these men feel the
nervousness as the bride drops over
their heads and the bit presses their
q~uivering lips. From "Degnarmo's
Wife, by David Graham Phillips.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02
QUEER JOURNALISTIC FEAT.
It Hit the London Times and Doomed
the Manchester Guardian.

It Hit the London Times and Doomed
the Manchester Guardian.
Once there was All obscure subeditor
of the Manchester Guardian in Eng
land. 1t was a long time ago. and the
Guardian was scarcely known outside
Of its own city.
The subeditor had Il habit Of drink
ing ale until he was So drowsy that he
could not lift his head from his desk.
On one occasion the composing room
was yelling for copy" as the editorial
page was absolutely vacant.
The subeditor had been asleep on
his desk for hours and. his pen had
been idle. The foreman of the com
posing room finally succeeded in arous-
ing the man and yelled in his ear that
something must be done for copy.
Whereupon the sleepy one grabbed a
pair of shears and clipped one whole
column from the editorial page of the
London Times. At the top he wrote in
a Grabbed hand:
What does the London Times mean
by the following?"
1t was printed, column and all. That
single q~uizzical introduction made the
Manchester Guardian famous. People
began to ask what the Times did mean
by the editorial. which was on q rath-
err revolutionary subject. The sub
editor slept for several hours, but John
E. Wilkie says his papers greatness
began from that moment.-Washfng-
ton Star.
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HIS TWO TENSE MOMENTS.
One Was a Ninth Inning and the 9th
er at a Dinner Table.

One Wa a Ninth Inning and the 9th
er at a Dinner Table.
l heard a prominent Cambridge man
tell Of the two most tense moments Of
his life yesterday. But the tension In
each case was different.
II doubt if ! ever shall forget either
OCCASION" he said ref1ectiveiy. "They
were big moments.
1.-The first was when | was in college.
l was captain Of the baseball team
that year. We came to the end of the
ninth. We needed n run to tie the
score and another to win the game.
Two men were down and two on the
sacks when l came to bat. And for
once in my career ! did it. lined out
a three Dagger, right over the railroad
track. When l felt it go-well, that
was one occasion.
"And the other.'' He chuckled, but a
slow flush crept over his cheeks. ut
was thirty years ago. soon after l left
college. | went over to see q girl 1
thought was pretty nice and to meet
her folks for the first time. 1 went on
a Sunday. All the men were away.
And they had duck for dinner" He
stopped. Ever carve a duck?" he
asked meaningly. mo. neither had I
before. Nor have l since" His flush
d%eepened. II never w went to see
that girl again." he added plaintively.-
Boston journal.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02
Men and Oaks.

Once as | was botanizing under an
oak | found among a number of other
plants of similar height one that was
dark in color with tightly closed leaves
and a stalk that was very straight and
stiff. When l touched it. 1t said to me
in firm tones: Let me alone. | am
not for your collection. like other plants
to which nature has given only q sim
gle year of life. l am a little oak"
So it is with q man whose influence
is to last for hundreds Of years. AS a
child, as n youth. often eve as a full
grown man-nay. his whole life long
he goes about among his fellows. look
ing like them and seemingly as unim-
portant. But let him alone. He will
not die. Time will come and bring
those who know how to value him.
Schopenhauer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02
BELGIAN koNeo sAvAeEs.
CannibaIs In War Paint Whose Past 10
Black Mystery.

CannibaIs In War Paint Whose Past 10
Black Mystery.
In his book Hunting and Hunted In
the Belgian Kongo" MIR. r. d. Cooper
speaks Of the remarkable people who
live in the forest wilds:
'Thrending Our way down the stony
path, winding in and out among the
trees. we began to walk the remaining
few miles along the sandy shore to
Butiaba. A slight breeze sprang up
.srOm the southwest. and very shortly
the sun had kissed the Bulegga noun
tain peaks that rose thousands of feet
sheer from the waters edge in the
west.
"Gaunt forbidding sentinels of the
Kongo:. What strange people dwell
behind yOu-the dwarfs and others,
with their poisoned implements of war
-cannibalism with all it's attendant
horrors-a people that cannot tell us
of their past. The ages gone by are
all a blank to them. These people are
akin to the beasts of the forest. mas
much as they care only for the present.
They live for the present. The past is
gone. No records have been written of
them.
1.-The war paint of vermiIion colored
pigments which is smeared all Over
their bodies adds to the h~ideousness
of these savages. dartIng from rock
to rock. hiding behind trees. lying hid
den. in the foliage overhead. waging
val with all. Tragedy follows tragedy
behind those Bulegga mountains in the
Kongo. to the south of which lie the
snow capped crests of rugged Ruwen-
ZOri."
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-02

1t is we'll understood that a great
deal of the favor and other virtues of
the meat and vegetables designed for
the dining table are lost while under
going the cooking operation, being
carried away in the escaping vap0r
and heat. In a new kettle, which has
recently been called to the attention
of hou~sekeepers, this is prevented by
means of a lid which is sealed on the
utensil under pressure. This prevents
the escape of steam and facilitates the
process of cooking. which is according
ly accomplished in a much shorter time
and a superior manner, for the claim is
made that foods cooked in this manner
have a more delicate flavor and are for
that. reason more palatable and invit-
ing. The lid is sealed in place by means
Of a lever which is easily and quickly
manipulated.