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The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1914.


He who would have success today
must be active in the early hours. for
after noon Mars and Saturn exercise
evil sway. In the morning the Sun
is in place strongly benefe in its in.
fluence.
Before afternoon the sign is most
encouraging for all who seek employ.
ment. II is an auspicIous time to push
all business affairs.
Under this eonfguration all who
rule, whether in high or humble office.
should benefit. The president of the
United States should be particularly
fortunate.
folltlcians who hold Office and seek
reelection are supposed to benefit
from this aspect, which encourages
those who possess power to keep IL.
Startling events in connection with
the autumn elections are prognosti.
Gated, The middle West is under a
rule that presages surprises. New
York has the augury of severe con.
tests that bring about unsatisfactory
conditions.
This day is not a favorable time for
any enterprise In which the old are
Interested, for Saturn's adverse sway
is believed to bring disappointment
and trouble to the aged.
While this aspect prevails il is wise
TO avoid arguments, since Mars In evil
place Is held 10 encourage auarrels
and to cause hasty judgments. Call.
fornia is subject to conditions that are
menacing, and warning is given OF
possible complications with oriental
powers.
There is a prophecy that wave OF
spiritual enlightenment will sweep
over the world, and that this country
will be the scene Of great conflict OF
good and evil. in which greed and al.
trulsm will be pitted against each 9th.
er, Women will be conspicuous in
many public movements for the bet.
terment of humanity.
Socialism is under a rule that prom.
ises tremendous gains and unexpected
accession of influence.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
be careful of the health They should
conserve their means and pass year
of industry. Those who are employed
will be rather lucky.
Children born on this day have their
magnetic center in the Sun in Scorpio
and their principal ruling In. Mars
lhey may meet many dlsappont
ments, because of chimerical dreams
but they should be shrewd and enter
prising In most ventures. They are
likely to be fond OF travel.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1914.

Astrology reads the stars as most
unfavorable today. since Mars, Saturn
and Mercury are all strongly adverse.
The aspect is inimicaI to agreements
| and contracts Of every sort. He who
signs important documents, while this
configuration prevails. probably will
sustain severe losses and meet with
great disappointments. the seers de-
clare.
1t is an unlucky time for journeys
upon which business success depends.
Changes of location, also. are held as
unfortunate when Mercury is in evil
aspect
Mars gives warning that danger
turks In every indulgence OF emotion
or mood. for under the rule of the
planet as it Is placed today the pas
sions are easily awakened and anger,
hasty speech and unwise acts are
common. Persons born between
March q and April 10 should be espe-
cidliy CAUTIOUS.
Saturn is believed to increase any
tendency toward melancholy. Dis
couragement and despondency are
likely to destroy good judgment, and
1t is well to delay any matter of i'm
portance until more suspicious gov
ernment OF the stars.
There is sign read as indicative of
illness and death among aged men
and women who have attained promi-
nence. Many accidents will be re-
corded and railway journeys may be
most unlucky.
American ayiators are destined to
win fame for daring feats within the
next year. but there will be an unprec-
edented loss of life it is predicted.
Saturn still menaces San Francisco,
where strife or fear of conflict with
foreign power will cause unsettled
conditions. Internal dissensions may
produce remarkable results in the
coming election. Growth OF popula-
tion for California is presaged by the
stars.
Persons whose birthdate II is should
pass quiet year. attending strictly
to business and domestic affairs.
Change is likely TO be unlucky.
Children born on this day may be
exacting in nature and difficult to
manage. They may be oplnionated
and severe in their judgments Of other
persons. Boys should be shrewd in
business matters, ambitious and fairly
successful. Mars is their principal
ruling planet.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15

iiigh-priced grain foods mean high
producing dairy cows.
Size. accompanied by certain de
gree of refinement, is desirable in a
dairy COW.
The animal that pays the best Is
bound to be in evidence as dairymen
become intelligent
II is a mistake TO think that good
COW Of inferior breeding is qualified
10 drop good calf
II absolute cleanliness is observed
In making butter there will not be
much trouble with other difficulties
The inside workings Of dairy COW.
he scales and the Babcock tester.
'orm the successful dairyman's trinity.
Too many farmers are conducting
iheir dairy as a side issue when they
should be making II permanent
business.
The dairy cannot be managed Just
right without the use OF a thermom-
eter, and ii must be a good one No
20 cent affair.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
HOROSCOPE.
The stars incline, bot do not Gospel"
Copyright By the Mcclure Newspaper synoicat
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1914.

Astrology finds that the planets are
favoring humanity today. for. while
the Sun and Neptune are mildly ad-
verse In the evening, Uranus, Venus
and Jupiter are strongly benefic in as
pect during the hours OF greatest
business activity.
1t should be a propitious time to en-.
gage In new business enterprises 10
invest. TO speculate and to seek asso'
ciates In daring enterprises. There
Is lucky sign for opening shops or
choosing Offices.
When Jupiter is friendly judges,
lawyers. scholars, legislators and men
In commanding positions should bene'
tit.
This aspect is fortunate one for
bankers. who will make great profits
and extend their connections before a
year is past.
Women should find this confgura-
tlon fairly fortunate one for busi.
ness. 1t is prophesied that they will
gain unusual positions in the financial
world.
The day is lucky one for weddings
or engagements. The young will
marry in great numbers within the
next few months, II is predicted.
Elopements will multiply.
There is a fortunate omen for
American modistes and milIiners, for
all who beautify women and for those
who. sell trinkets for feminine adorn.
ment.
Hunters and trappers should find
this a proptioas time for procuring
game.
The eighth Of November has a most
unhappy significance for Russia. Mars.
passing the quadrature of the place OF
the last solar eclipse, is read as most
forbidding. This planet also threat.
ems London. Dublin, Paris. Amsterdam
and Capetown next month.
D' H"i5' "hsH odtuiH 10 stdtiunaT4
In Gemini, near the place of the Sun
at the time of King Georges birth, is
said to be critical time in the life Of
the English sovereign.
Persons whose birthdate II is have
a happy omen for the year. They
should prosper in business and enjoy
peace in the home. The young will
have romances In the coming year.
Children born on this day should be
selfreliant and trustworthy. As they
partake of the qualities Of both Libra
and Scofpio they should be versatile.
Many artists are born on this cusp,
where Mars and Venus exercise ruling
power
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15

fore spring. Warning against the
prevalence Of fraud In large transac-
tions is given.
Extremes OF moods and fashion are
indicated as likely to prevail during
the next year. Women are subject to
rule Of the planets. which indicates
excessive gravity and excessive friv-
olity, but the balance will be in ia.
yor OF serious occupations and soberer
selections in dress. Modesty will
again attain favor.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
the augury Of pleasant change and
successful travel in the coming year.
The young will marry.
Children born on this day have
lucky stars to guide them. Both boys
and girls have the possibility of ris-
ing to important positions in life.
These subjects OF Scorpio may have
talent in scientific lines.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
MONDAY. OCTOBER &c, 1914.

Astrology finds this day of con.
flicting good and bad influences.
While Mercury, Venus and Jupiter are
in benefc aspect, Saturn and Uranus
rule strongly for evil.
Although Venus is friendly, the as.
pect Is not safe one, the seers say.
for the choosing of husbands or wives,
as Uranus has power to cause strange
attractions and to create eccentric af.
fections.
The day is a fortunate one for wed.
dings and for. all social entertain
ments that bring together men and
womens
Milliners, modistes. florists and ca.
terers should prosper while this con-
figuration prevails.
Artists. poets, musicians and actors
are under rule held to be favorable
II is an auspicious time to originate
role or to produce new play.
Managers of theaters are warned
that heavy losses may occur through
unforeseen circumstances which oper-
ate against them. Fires are a possi-
bility especially to be considered.
Bankers and provision dealers are
peculiarly aided by the stars, astrolo-
gers announce.
Farmers are likely to benefit great.
ly under this astral government, which
presages large crops next year and
extraordinary activity.
Large sales OF land in southern and
western states are prognosticated be.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
PROPER ATTENTION
PAID TO PASTURES
The Soil Should Be Thoroughly
Cleaned and Weeds Destroyed
Fine Surface Needed
tBy W. r.. GTLBERT1

Close attention should be paid to
preliminary cultivation, as this means
economy in seed In the first place
It is necessary that the soil should be
thoroughly cleaned, and that annual
weeds as well as couch grass should
be destroyed.
In the second place a fine tilth and
a fine surface are necessary A fur
ther important consideration Is the
mauurial condition Of the soil.
Although grasses are benefited by
nitrogenous manures ii is seldom de.
sirable to apply such manure either
just before or Immediately after SOW.
ing the seed.
The first effect Of such manuring
would be to increase the quantity OF
straws, produced by the grain crop
with which the seeds have been sown,
and thus to repress rather than aid
young pasture plants.
Phosphate manure, such as basic
clay or snperphosphate, on the other
hand, should be used literally, and
may perhaps best be applied to the
preceding root crop. though it can be
worked into the land during the win
ter months before sowing the seed
In dry districts and on light soils
three pennyweight to five penny
weight of superphosphate should be
applied, but for most soils four penny
weight to six pennyweight of basic
clay may be recommended.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
WISE FARMER WILL
COVER HIS TOOLS
Best Location Is Near Gateway
TO Barn Lot Where Every
thing Must Pass.
tBy H. H. pANIEL.i


The wise man will have a tool shed
that is all its name implies-not a
leAn-to ON the back side Of some
barn or other building where fowls
will roost on the tools, hogs bed under
them and cattle tramp around and
among them; where the tool YOU want
is always behind lot Of others and
Won leave them out rather than put
them away and get them out.
Find the place on the farm where
you must pass with everything, II
there be such a place, or as nearly
that as possible, The gateway to the
barn lot Is usually such a place.
II circumstances will permit build
the shed right there. Build il across
the line Of travel, 20 by 25 feet wide,
as long as necessary. 10 feet II not
II to the plates. Posts along each
side at intervals OF eight feet except
one space wider for harvester and
binder If you use one.
Use a light but solid truss roof.
II mag we'll be covered with steel.
Put steel track for roller dcurhangers
entire length Of both plates, both in
side and outside. Hang doors al
ternateiY inside and out No fixed
siding. 10 crossed partitions. Doors
can all be run TO one end, leaving half
the shed entirely open, or any door
can be run either way as most con.
venient,
These hangers and tracks will cost
bit, but will not sag on the hinges
nor knock you down II gust of
wind catches ther1,
Have a space for each wagon where
il can be driven and allowed to stand
whether loaded or empty, "A crab
suspended from roof truss to hang
harness on makes II handy and beats
the ratsl
Spaces for mower, drill, manure
spreader, planter-in short whatever
tools YOU use. Some Of course should
be doubled up being accessible IRON
both sides. Hay rake could go In
wide space with harvester, etc.
Have at least one space for plows,
cultivators, etc. that can be stored
on beam ends when not in regula' use,
Length can readily be adde as tools
increase.
Would rather have entire shed
flnored. but II well drained dirt. bottom
will answer
Arrange fences and grade ground
SO that il will be easier to put every
tool to its place than not TO- Then
skin the man who leaves one out
Such a shed viii not cost a large
sum. and 'till soon pay for itself on
the farm.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
Fresh Manure LIS Best.

When the fact Is considered that
1t takes nearly two tons of fresh barn
yard manure to make one ton OF rotted
manure, owing 10 less by evaporation
and teaching, II may be seen that much
Of the fertilizing matter originally con
tained is lost in the rotting process
and that when fresh there are more
tons and so more fertilizing material
to make use OF.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1914.

This is fairly lucky day, since as
trology finds that Venus is strongly
benefic while Uranus and Jupiter are
friendly.
Venus gives, in this configuration, a
wide sympathy, the seers declare. and
the sway Of this planet will exercise
a powerful influence for good upon the
women OF the whole world, It is pre-
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
Tip the Raspberry Plants,

Now Is the time for tipping black
raspberry plants ii you want to raise
new plants. As the new growth bends
over the ground, each tip should be
buried IN the soil few inches and
held in place by piling up little
earth upon IT, Next spring the tips
will have roots. when the plants can
be cut of from the parent bushes and
Ilauted wherever they are wanted.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
Planting OF Trees.

Bear In mind, when preparing TO set
out trees and shrubs. that you are do,
Ing work that will last forever, SO do
ii well.
Dig the hole deeply and work in
plenty Of manure. Provide drainage,
spread out the roots patiently. follow
Ing their formation and sitt in the
soil firmly, soiling it as you proceed
When all is done stalk the trees and
protect them against possible rab.
bits.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
Cleaning a Separator.

You cannot get separator abso-
lutely clean without using a brush;
and 1t ought to be a pretty stin one.
and the bristles must reach every cor.
ner and curve.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
PrzemysI.

We are indebted to a Pittsburgh
contemporary. educated In a place
where the smelling of races is going
on, for the proper pronunciation Of
that Galician stronghold. 1t is to hold
a "ph between your teeth while pro-
nouncing "zhem," and at the psyche
logical moment hook a 'p' in the
outer hook OF the T." Thus "Pzhem-
isl" A cineh.-Syracuse Post-Stand.
ard.
How some people delight in pouring
ice water on your enthusiasmi
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15

American prunes are popular abroad
among people who don't consider the
prune q joke.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
All Americans Now.

Colonel Nelson Of the Kansas City
Star, when asked by the New Yorh
Herald for his opinion with regard te
the presidents attitude toward Huer
Ia, replied: We are not furnishing ad
vice to the president Of the Tlited
States: we are supporting him. We
commend Colonel Nelson's reply te
some '6f the presidents critics in con
gress. He talks like an American. -
Baltimore Sun.
Not only Colonel Nelson. but many
other men not Of the presidents politi
cal party. the Herald is pleased to OBJ
serve, are supporting him quite as
earnestly In the crisis which has been
brought upon the country Republican
editors, business and professional men
including no less q parsonage than Mr.
william II. Taft. until lately himself
president Of the United States, are
sustaining Mr.. Wilson as unseldshly.
1t 10 now too late to talk about mis-
takes or what might have been. Those
are past: the future Is before us
New York Herald.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
sgl)N SS,)G $,JN sSSl}G $y)G So
FAvoRs FREE TOLLS REPEAL
Senator Stone Declares Present Stan,
Is Consistent With HE Vote
in 1912.


Washington. May 6.-Senator Will
liam j.. Stone of Missouri, chairman
of the senate foreign relations com.
mittee and member OF the platform
committee Of the Baltimore conven.
ton. told the senate that he found
his vote for free tolls In 1912 fully
consistent with vote for the repeal
Of free tolls at this time.
He declared that in 1912 he voted
for free tolls as q means. of assert.
ing the right Of the United States to
dispose of the tolls question without
asking the consent Of any other ma,
ton. He would vote for the repeal
this year because he was ready tc
dispose Of the matter as a purely
domestic issue, and on that issue he
always had stood against ship sub:
sidy..
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
BEcKER's SECOND TRIAL ON
Plotting Rosenthal's Death,
Faces Jury Again.

New York, May 6.-The second
4trial of Charles Becker, once convicted
and sentenced to death for plotting the
murder Of Gambler Herman Rosenthal
began today before Justice Samues
Seabury in the criminal branch of the
supreme court. The work of choosing
a jury began. District Attorney Whit
man announced the case of the prose
cution would be reinforced by five
new witnesses. One Of these, moe
Levy" Cohen, will supplant the test
nony of Sam Schepps. the tenderloir
"lcbbygow," concerning the first meet
ing of the conspirators with Becker il
Harlem In the latter part of June
1912.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
JUDGE By IS.
People WI Take Their Own
nsasife pf the President.
Realize hat It Is Always Possible &c
hakss Alner Criticisms Of Any
energetic Executlve-siq
Things 70 His Credit.

IN MIS- Interesting analysis In Col.
ueTs y the record OF President Wilson
up to date. Mr.. Peter Clark Macfar.
lane attempts to summarize the things
discredttable as wen as the things
creditable to the president. II is worth
while g have both sides thus pre-
scented According to Mr.. Macfarlane
the pfesident Is @the greatest abso
lutist m our history" he has made
the white House the seat Of power.
he nas mangled' the Baltimore
platform. For instance, it declared for
tree tolls for American ships at Pana-
ma. but Mr, Wilson has called on con.
gress to repeal the free tolls provi-
sion. The president said he could
make no recommendation on equal
suffrage because the subject was not
In the platform, and then he urged the
building Of an Alaskan railroad or
which the platform was silent. Before
his election he said the door OF the
executive Office should always be open
out instead he Is the least accessible
president Of a generation. He was
always an advocate of publicity In
government, but all his designs. are
shrouded in secrecy. And so on.
Now, all these things may be true.
But what do they really amount to?
The president is able to be an "abso
lutist" only SO far as he represents
public sentiment That Is the sole
source of his power with congress
Every president who speaks forcefully
for the whole nation in opposition to
the. demands of congressman who
speak for a variety Of interests, is
bound TO be called an "absolutist"
As Tor the Baltimore platform, the
president has maintained its spirit It
would be absurd for him to follow its
details when convinced that those de-
tails were wrong. It was evident that
on suffrage Mr.. Wilson was not ready
to commit himself. He chose way OF
escapegthat seemed easiest. 1t hap
pened to lead into blind alley, and
the result was embarrassing. But
who falls to make mistakes? AS to
accessibility and the amount Of pub
licity possible. experience has made
theaprssident change his mind. These
are mere details Of methods OF work
ing. ,ae -.
It isnalways possible to make minor
criticisms of any energetic executive.
But asspresident must be Judged in a
large way by the big things In his
record.
i Thus far Mr.. Wilson's great achieve
ments have outweighed in the public
estimation all the minor criticisms
that have beer brought against him.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
aNsxt Duty. tor Demoeests-

The tariff has been reformed with
nut regard TO Apecial Interests affected
IN Democratic states. Now the De-
nocrscy can 90 this next thing. 1t can
reform and systsznatise the hitor>miss
nnancial practise Of cur govesnment.
This 10 the NEXT great task. The De
imocraeg should pick up the glove
which one of it's distinguished repre-
sertattses has thrown down. It should
do tGat thing whose need President
Taftt6 clearly saw the performance
of which the practise Of his party for .
,.s-f csntzsr- 49, r-Sc 80 Impossible.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
penaroeirlacy's Task Well Done

The Democracy has revised the tar
ID. ii has scrupulously kept its prom
ises In SO doing. And in spite OF the
fact that an inopportune drought and
serious financial troubles In Europe
have combined to make the change In
methods OF tariff taxation specially
riskfui, this has been accomplished
With no serious effects and with the
minimum Of disturbance Of commercial
conditions. *
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Republieans and Meat Prices.

According to President Wilder OF
the National Association of Tanners
at is fact that today we are paying
more per pound for hides than the
American people paid for correspond.
ing weight Of sirloin steak IS years
ngo." And still our Republican friends
oppose any legislation that would bring
an occasional sirloin steak within the
buying power Of the average An1eri-
can. Doubtless they think that bit
OF hide, expensive as that now Is, is
good enough for him.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Strike inquiry Planned.

Indianapolis, May "a committee
which not only will report upon tbs
Colorado strike situation but also will
consider the feasibility of a genera
strike In the coal mining industry was
appointed by the International execu
tive board Of the United Nine Work
ars of America
There is no such thing as girl OF
the period, for she never comes to
full stop.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08

The philadelphia team has released
Playsr-Tincup.. Which Il to say that
he got canned.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08

Beware. young man. The girl WIKI
looks like q candy kid may. be only {
lemon drop.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Counting the Cost

great deal is said about the of living, but few
families individuals tell what il them live.
They know how much they spend but what portion actu
ally goes for living expenses they do not know. a
personal Checking Account the Bank makes easy
to 20 over the Check Stubs the end of the month and
earn nst how much it cost to live. BY this method
esn finds expenses that be reduced avoided en-
/ tisey and the money saved. We furnish convenient
pocket check books.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08

Dressmakers say tie waist line VIII
be- no higher tbs year. bntssweu bet
the price viii be- r.vg v-r~ -. x