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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13
Who Shall Register?

The Primary Law of Florida gives
every elector the privilege of regis
tering in the primary registration
books, no matter what his party af-
citations may be. All parties are
compelled to nominate by primaries.
Every man who registers must reg
lister his party affiliations. OF course
a Republican would not be. permitted
to vote at a Democratic primary, and
neither would a member of Democrat
ic party be permitted to vote In
Republican primary.
All citizens have the right to reg
ister, no matter what their party pref
erence, but they must do so before
the first Monday in March.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13
Registering Negroes.

It has come to the Palatka News
from sources that can not be cues
toned concerning their reliability,
that in at least one precinct of this
county negroes are being urged to,
and are, registering with the purpose
Of being voted against a certain can
didate.
knowing this to be tie fact the
editor of the News personally took
up the matter with the chairman OF
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of the county. He said:
"The law of the Democratic party
calls for White primaries. In case
negroes are permitted to vote in any
precinct of this county, the VOTE OF
THAT PRECINCT WILL BE
THROWN OUT"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13
Mr.. Holt's Letter
Jacksonville, Feb. 10th, 1914.

Mr.. Holt's Letter
Jacksonville, Feb, 10th, 1914.
Editor Star: | have received a
copy of your paper which you cour-
teously sent me, and | am therefore
writing you this personal letter, un-
der no circumstances for publication,
as | do not care to be drawn into
public discussion answering any of
"Dixie's customary attacks on me.
The idea of suggesting that fav-
ored negroes voting in democratic
primaries is so utterly absurd that it
is not worth serious thought. Ne
groes are not going to vote in our
democratic primaries in Duval coun-
ty, and | don't think any other coun-
ty will tolerate such a proposition.
The letter which "Dixie" publish
ed was one of several hundred cir
cular letters which | sent out to bus
mess houses, urging them to register.
Among the lists which | turned over
to my stenographer to write to, it
now develops contained the names of
three negro firms. | expect to write
a considerable number of other let
ters along the same lines and maybe
some other negro firm will get let
ter from me, but it will be just as
unintentional as the one published in
the press.
The actual facts of the situation
as reported by the supervisor of reg
istration of this county, after this
carard was published, from the ac-
tual count on his books, he states
there are 649 negroes registered up
to date out of about 5000 voters, At
of which his books show have de-
clared themselves as democrats, the
balance are registered as republicans.
l am not connected with Mr.. Flet-
cher's campaign this year in any
sense, and with reference to these
letters being written on city council
stationery, l have about eight differ
ent kinds of letter heads in my Off
ces, and my stenographer just hap
pened to choose this particular kind,
to which | saw no objection.
Yours very truly,
P. A. HOLT.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13

Possibly the social event that has
been looked forward to with greatest
interest is the Fancy Costume party
to be given tonight at the Athletic
Club for the benefit of the public
library. The grand march will take
place promptly at nine o'clock and
will he lead by Miss Wilson of Phila-
delphia, who is the guest of Miss
Isabel Welch, and Mr.. Charles Burt.
Chattaways orchestra will furnish the
music. and fine refreshments will be
served. The committee asks gen.
eral patronage from the public.
| Tickets will be but so cents.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13

Miss Lila Morrison, the young lady
who had charge of the trimming de-
partment in Miss Lucas millinery
store last season will leave New
York early in the coming week for
Palatka. Miss Morrison is returning
to fill the place as head milliner in
Miss Lucas store for THE coming
year and Immediately on her arrival
next week will begin preparations
for the grand millinery display, or
Spring opening, the date of which
| will be announced later.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13
Doctors' Fees.

"They talk about lawyers dishonest
accumuationS. but look at doctors"
"What's the matter with doctOrsT
Are not all of their earnings i'll got
ten gains?' ?'-Batimore American.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-13
Famous Gates.

The bronze gates of San Giovanni,
Florence. are the finest work of their
kind In the world,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21

bcs @pgning al mt @oipital, entcn
Tor @pen alene eller / SaIneie meo
Inttet. Set nuoprenoe Soipitol I'll.
ireositiIIer life SioenS arao. Serar
benpttet aatoIiferne zig, fiebte ct
SuS, ienote 0iafonisier o. NreIt, %
fit iitano ct SoipitoI. Ge bru9er
qierne Sen Maooe of ifofie iig Sno.
qana paa. Men MI ipreS SpenS
Tolf of Be er Wpub FOR at boIoc
@pen meo SoipituI ieIp roen al trTn'
&c aatoIiferne, % set er Iom oct
ifaI oGre.
ri IeS5iaIo / sen ienere Sio Ifal
hi nrpne ct Ear, Nropit Sob. Sr-
gems. Sogrepreit iii aonle IrenSoIS.
mi Observation-Disclosures, oeoe /
@inter al arpit. San hnpoe oPret
Nreit her / omtreut % Gar. San
bIcp beurnpet ira &irfen UNDER Itor
Soitibeligbeo. 90 for en- ll8es 5to
iiben oebe Sen plbite Carer peo SOL
f~eifoIen her, 8. HoIlarO. San par
fieno. / en- itor Gel al 9anoet baooe
Tom 2prer, oQ irrli1 for lit IrbeiOe
Tor Nibolbsiagen. San blep oper 20
Ior, oq bebe Ii9eleoeS al arGit.
0pao set reIigieie angaor, er her
MI. Iom allerebe / mango Mnr, mc9ct
Irbeioe for 8i,bs Niges Sag. Ser
er lem MISUNDERSTANDING mango
9oinbeforeninger for De forfjeIlige
Wisiioner. % / airferne er Der o'te
Sfrina til friiteliae 90 putnone 8ie'
ren1aal. Ser bolbes mango Meoer
cmfring / @eocbus og andre Sofo'
Ter, % Sseningen I'll Strfer og BE-
behlis ma iiges at bore goo.
Wen eIlers er @ner MI iom 'er
meoet for1ierpatip; ben8 6olf liter
life To~ranorinqer. @rpnbepinsiam-
laget bar bcitaoet M / en- &Pffe aar,
oq set bar Sonfen of foa Oct bort III
Il %inter. Ser bleo ogiaa giort ct
fraitio Mrbetoe i Sen Retninq, %
ofret blep Ser baobe Sib og Een9e;
men peo Niitemtingen man0lct Der
noQle fan Stcmmer. Sao set ituar
her ircmocleS. s mango ANDRE @per
bleo bet ne0ltent.
OR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21

Smnoal3 QtIcnonI5Iaaet boIot tit me
sic Stcoue Sen 2Soe 6ebrunr 1914. pna
Sen 0anIe 81. Y. 6aI paa 6isrrct al
8aihinoton x Ge0ar auemcs. Dtinues
apoIis. Iinn. Settle Rebe pnr life
iau aoht bcieQt Iom DC forriqe Steurer;
@runoen BERTH pdr iauife ocu at Ii
beu for Stebnet bar ubeIoiQ onIgt %
itormsros @eir 9iorbe BET eubba oGrrc.
@eitnrelien banbe nalgt oenne Iarstib
for Steunet oen Ero at BET piloe prre
SEN beloiQitc for ule3 @biommen0e,
men set fer BOG No til at Sommcrtioen
n~lieepel CT ocn b%eIbjgite for ct Inabnnt
Steone.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bIeb tnIot iii Or
sen al Toruonbcn @Rr. g. q. 6Iacmeo.
ellie eitrreliesneSIemms tiIiteoe uroe
tdQeu 8iceiormaro gronbitao. Weoet
inoIeoet meo en- Gang al en- aoortet or
euniIeret for anIebnirgeu. ausierereus
Gdoport nfaioet o9 atcepteret.
~. 6uro gao en- tlor % erei Rdo
port az SorbunoIin9erne fra Ct Wsoe
al 9rgoeInqcueS SGnes,omite req bull
fen Nnleouiug ban reprGientrcoe Gun
odI5s GtienbnI3Ioget.
Yrofesior @sbleu CAB ocrnGit en- grci
Coeriiet ober Sc iorbereSeuSe arbeioer
iom aIlereoe or qiort for Sen 17oc Wai
Seit ION ifnI boIoes | 5%oiqiuabnerne
iaar. 6au iortlarte hoorIeoe5 Sen iaas
talote ArrGuQement5 Homite bar oraas
uiieret. Iigeleoe5 paa bpiIier Ndnoe
programmed er iGutt forfeit pdd DC
ire Sage ION TeitIigheSerue ril optage.
Qioei1d fIarqiorbe ban for N~noeuoeIier
az Ser muIige Coerituo ira 100saar5
Teiten.
I'll geithrcIic for ,ommenSe aar
oaIqtes: Tormarb. e. q. 6lnbpeb;
@t~ceiornono, 81. Suro; SetrstEr. G.
I. @raoen; Sorreip. Sctrctrr, u. 6.
Storoi,; Gasierer. 6. Z. 6Iabpeo.
Ct EorIIas az 9. :. Brapen ganenbc
m oaa at ban frioiqie % uoeu Be
,%oitnirq Tor 2dset oiIoe paatase zig al
iamIe giueoer fra SunSaIeu, iiproeIes.
beo fra 4u~raieIfabets tore anIGg pao
SuipLASfLCV C1AtAHltAA 'VAA 0ANNANNi
Hriner frcm. ca iremoiie Sisie iom 9ns.
biueoer a 9aqets nRire Stebre -
pan Sen SetiugeIie at hau bIso 'ritas
oct for al tiene ION RsoIem al 8eitp'
relien - bIeo lie oeStnset.
en- aomitc pad fem ReSlemme,
bIeo uSupont al Tornnnoen III at ar
ranqere FOR 2Gsts GeIta9eIie / 100
nars Iciten. &omiteeu er iom islasr
9. Sitting. 2. @iteu. :. s. 8raoeu
Nrs. Higid % Rrs. G. g. Wafer.
BIB og Steo FOR urite Stesne nil bIiot
beitentt az geitnrelien. 6. Gttem Bier
oaIst ION 2aeets oificisIe ReSrGieut
tant / Yorse / 1914.
Sagen a~usaaeuSe RinSeaape ri
SunSoIeu blso paa SoriIns at R
Suro Iast oaa gorost III n9ite Steone
Se.ret9rn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21
fra 80, Oelemarfen.
Srapfjprina paa gprieiip. Gn @als.
manbsfrIomast fra 1914.

Oct itaaenoe SamtoIeemne blan6t
Soft Der / Siitriftet / Def iioite, bar
p9ret Worbet paa SobanncS &if,
ira NrSberreo, iom fanot Steb paa
8oaroen Gale / Saube, iioitIeoen
Waoneo. ga ieg oeo, at Solf opcr
/ 4merifa forlpngit er umoerrcttct
Qiennem gloiIerne ont, bporlebeS
llbaaoen gif for Jig, iaa bar iea life
anoet at meooele berom, emo at Worr
heren StenllIp Stenulpcn slarnG3
Gale foreIobig iibber / SGn8ieI poa
Notoooet,, % ifal / ben nprnleIte
Srerntib irem for Tetten.
s iibite SoIpoeI al 6ebri,ar foIot
fer life iaa Iioet Snc, % o9iaa M
Il MartS bar oet meet - til Itor
@lpbe for Semmereiere % Ssn1mer.
~ficrcre - eitcriom Wilbpeiret bapoe
giort al meb Den Sne iom falot /
Slutten al oct gamle Iar. 9erfor
hripes ser MI poa meo Spmnerfis.
ringen aft boob Rentmer og &eoifab
fan bol5e - Sa, mango ileifet al
Sen @rl,nb Warfcn / Sfieil iom
blep boIbt iioite l1ge / Sebruar. 81.
fer bpob Barber" beretter fra
Sr~oofioringen paa @srieiis / Tar.
feOsugen fif ~fsleenbe 9eberinger
ErGmie for fine Sropere: s ling.
beitelcb pan 800 Weter III Singiten
"6rgpfare" - tilbsrenoe &ietil. O..
Gifa - fsrite TrPmie, og "SiIorr",
~tilborc1oe @l,nilb g. Staurbeim If
treble &rGmie. s aabningSbaroi-
copIeb poa 1000 Weter, lit Soppen
"GIlion @angeu" tilbsrenoe
Gietil .. @ifa - Slpiie - Sib 4.
10. s 9srieiiobanbicap iif Si10itcn
Clint" - tilbsrenoe Saloor Sbor-
itenien &oaia 0oSbeim) - fierbe
Trpmie, Sib 8. 044. 5 SorisgsIeb
pua 1000 Dieter lit "Sfarpbe0tn"
= tilberenoe 8ltnnulo s. @orgen,
anoen @rpntie, Sio 2.0S, oa "6rpp.
iare" fif SIeiic, Si0 PIP. s 6rem.
ifriOtIob 1000 Dieter IF "Sforpbe.
sin" arben GrGmie, Sio 2.06. :
StatenS glpIslob 100 @teter iif
"GIlioa @angcII" ferite |rPmie,
Sio 2,57, % "Sfarpbeoin" lit SIei.
fe, Sio 1922.
GancrneS ErGntie Cor itiIfuIb og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21

life pioere 9obe cfonomiife aaor. Get
minbitc Sarn iulgte eiter, 4 Gage ie.
mere.
Worit SIeailm er bel Sen pIoitc
pao Siiten. Sun blep 81 Mar. Sen.
oe3 Gar par nieo i ariaen 1914.
Auui Riiie bar Al &c lanIc Iterfe.
Sans 9rsore bar oe aIberite1ne Sub.
Der CLING Hom 90 Spper Soften.
BORG.
ariition >. Hltiten oil Ipnae min.
heS iom Den ironmc. RIaOe. guohen.
qionc 8amlinJ - mlnoeS Tor line
enioIoige on inoerIi9e Sormonin9er
iii Nfebpanorere ON or le9e 8io.
Ct hpbt Sinotrnf gioroe oct / 8ran.
nelaaet, at Sen hpg9eliqe 8ranne SO.
tanue5 SmeIhuS If ioa bront ri.
iteo ira oS. San eiterIaoer ia Gnfe
% / Smon.
Spero @era hapoe CT Naru Iorat
uSenom @nobcuS @rpuler. Som
Granddaughter al SouSdaieuS ga.
ratorium. iom oen oormt interesie-
reoe REIMBURSEMENT. Iom 9pgprp-
b%itanterL. iom oeu noble % Itiliaren-
Sc Mouo.
TcI0enoe Norif. Amerifanere or /
&inter fonmet hiem pon @eisa:
u. y. alepaaarb. @iItou, Ytinn
Hcilte iii Nmerifa for 26 Nar iibcn,
tor her iaier pan fort @eirp Tor 6
Nar iioen. REFER MI ooer ieicn /
Npril.
Z. s. See C1iScnono SaIporicn
GperIi) reiite til @merifd for 40
Mar iioen. 9epebe / Wonteuioco,
Minn. / SO Iar. iIpttet laa til San.
len, Soif. Canada, 0teb UNDERLINE OF
~ren1oSiqe 6eIeIier iao ban eaa Sule.
Hag after / 9ruilat &irfe citer ioo
lang Sios Erappr. Sfisnt airten
bar fuIo al Golf. funbe han life ie
et eneite fienot gtniiat. San i%ortaIte
mig at han heller life %icrerc ulocr
lit SpboIo her oroa aicnoiel poa
iIere eno Ell eneite Wtonb, % Oct par
earIe @uobroro auIengeu. San
reiite iQien / Iebriinr % llotaIte lin
itore @lpbe ouer ar hare qienleet W.
hebpgOen % giort @%efienot'fab meo
os.
sos Grif oa Soiie GIpeIiabeqoar.
oen blep Der @Ipoe til SllI, ioet Dc.
res ire Barn SohonneS. Singer %
gnorco fom biem pao @cisg. Snnl.
men nieo Dem fom en- SIcgtninq MiiS
&Inra Sforprilo, iom boobe emit at
beisge SIpqtninqer oa ic i'm Wooer9
6eoeiteo MiotiicIo. - elsie Iolf
Dor / TortIau6, g. Gof, og refer
ooer igien / 2pbet al Iaaren %
Sommcren.
: Norbre GtneooIen or 3 Gutter
hiemfommet ira Imerifo / Tinter,
ncmIig Ole 8. @ergsboffcn % ears
81. @crgene.
llboonoret er &nut g. Hploeen,
Ole ~. SoIbrpffen, Soiie 6. Sol.
oeruo iomt Ell 8lt ira Gomot. &c
er oiitnof lomtIiQe rciit til Canada,
bpor De bar Slr1tnin9er.
Silien,
@rufIot ben 20oe Warts 1914.
g. aIeodaoro {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21
Se imiltc uantru.

Se imiltc pantrO. "6oIf por ilet
life interesieret" Ifriper Nrs. Mari
Anoerion ira Concord, Neb., / Or.
Geters alirifo, fsreno Sc ioa, hoao
sen qioroe for mig, og boor iriif BEN
gioroe mig. gu fommer Be til mig
for at iaa aurito - ielp Sc, iom
imiIte iaa pottro isr. &asien er
ganife tom, % ieg mo- bare en- M,
iaa mart Tom miIie. SnOlogt be.
bag at finbe geitiqing % @elsb."
Or. 9eters alirifo bar giort Ben.
ner al mango Spilere, iom par ipge
og beioereoe. st Sorise meo bette
gammeloagie llrtemiobel er tilitrRf-
feIig I'll at o~perbepiie Ben melt toi-
lenoe ON bets S~ortieneite. Or. Be
tiers aurifo bar enonu alorig uno-
Iabt al sisre soot. Zen er ineen
9lpotefer Webicin. % Den life er no.
sen aIminoeIie SnnoeIspare. Zen
fortunes Ilmenbeoen birefte FRA Ga.
boratoriet eQer al lofale Isenter.
Strip iii Or. Better 6abrnep & Cons
60, 1875 so. Some Abe. Gbi-
coeo, I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21
syortalt / iaa Orb.

Gbas. GnitIeoon, Cumberland,
@po.. tiger at ban bauoe Ben parite
Soite en- @anS bar bart ncgeniinSe.
% beIbreoeoes / uosIe iaa Gage peo
u. @arner's Wbite @ine Of Ear.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21

eeus "Tecorab,g often- i'll sl9atntnse %
Senner / 8cmleinnoei. Iirsonss ca Gre.
haesubanoeu io'ter $3.50; JrebassuAsapeu
oIeHe. $1.25 pr. gaE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-21

Aluuu, me 0AALt =. lylllppt guOlp
Wartin Z. @aftene, Some Singer :
8uIt, 9(rre 8. 6ieIo, Singer %. Rrit
Iiqe 8llri &. @auferuo, (oso ! 4me.
rifa), W1arit g. Glegum, @ut Ssrer
g. Stranoe, arne q. RuIe, G1il ..
2unoe, Gnfemano anut 6. Ruie
gnfe Waren q. Iorfi Ole 6. Mlis'
Ieruoipeen, Gnfemanb ariition 8
&uiten, @ut @n6erS &. Gipeietb 50.
bonnes 9. SmeIbus, gnfe Sigrif
%. Gipelien, Gnfemano Speno Z
9era, @nfe 8uri 4. 9omiepIooien
SINGER Watbeo &. 5ieIo, Gnfe Sigril
&itfarg.
: Rorore GtneoaIen: enfe So.
rem SfoaItao, So Aar; 4one RariC
3. Stenieth. Ole .. 8rsnbrPt, an,
oers u. Sauife. Sc 4ar; 8ut Spuer
u. @e~rgsbaffen, % - ON ieg itft
fog ham meS iorrige Sang - Sam
le Sens Marfen. San Dor al 8ete'
ranerne ira SIesUis 90 baooe oerior
Ell lioen Geniiou De iioite 4ar.
Mon Ter at "l|anben meo 9iaoen'
bar eiort en- itor Ssit / benne 9nsf
paa peI Ell aors Sib, os unoerIigt
6eleIier tiger irem peo Of Sp9Ie PEI
De enfelte Raune paa Ieosliiten.
aonen Singer Ruit eiterloo Tia er
Slot Suaa % en- isrgenbe Nano
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-04
IS PROMISING
Credit and Business Law Courses at
Y. M. G. A. Promise to Be
Well Attended.

In response to the announcement
and personal invitations, a number of
well known business men attended the
opening of the credit class at the Y.
M. c. A. last night. A. III. Dodsley, of
the Standard Oil Co., outlined the
in credit management to be fol-
lowed in. the class during the term and
traced the development of the credit
system from the time of Justinian at
Rome. He gave a very clear presenta-
ton Of the present system and show
ed the advantage to the business man
in being conversant with the science
of credits.
Tim Francis followed with an inter-
esting and instructive talk on the sys-
tenn of common and statutory law un-
DERIVING ever the simplest business
transactions. Many business men are
unfamiliar with the essentials for a
valid contract and with the rudiments
of commercial law. The text by Pro-
fessor Huifcut will be followed in the
course with class discussion and sup
Elementary lectures by well known
lawyers.
Meetings will be held on Tuesday of
each week for consideration of these
subjects. Anyone who is interested in
better and wiser business administra-
ton is urged to enroll. More sense
in the business mans head means
more dollars in his pocket. Further
information regarding the course may
be had of the educational director Of
the Y. NJ. c.. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-04
HOW | MADE
MY HAIR GROW
Woman with MaFyelously Beautiful
Hair Gives Simple Home Prescrip-
ton Which She Used With
Most Remarkable
Results.

7 was greatly troubled with dandruff
and falling hair. I tried many adver-
tised hair preparations and various
prescriptions, but they all signally
failed; many Of them made my hair
greasy so it was impossible to comb 1T
or do it up properly. l think that
many Of the things ] tried were posi-
lively Injurious n from my own ex-
p%erience / cannot too strongly caution
you against using preparations con-
tanning wood alcohol inc other poison
Gus substances. I believe they injure
the roots of the hair. After my long:
list Of failures. I finally found a sim-
pie prescription which i can unhesitat-
ingly state is beyond doubt the most
wonderful thing for the. hair / have
ever seen. Many of my friends have
also tried 1T, and obtained wonderful
effects therefrom. It not only is a pow
erful stimulant to- the growth. Of the
natural color, but II. is equally good for
removing dandrun, giving the hair
life and brilliancy, etc, and for the
purpose of keeping the scalp in first
class condition. It also makes the
hair easier to comb and in
it two months and during that time
1t has not only stopped the falling Of
his hair and wonderfully increased its
growth, but it practically restored all
Of his hair to it's natural color. You
can obtain the ingredients for making
most any druggist. The prescription
is as follows:
Bay Rum, s. or. MenthnI Crystals, u
drachm; Lavona de Coraposse', 2 OF.
If you like 1t perfunled add 4 drachnl
of your favorite perfume. This how
morning; rub thoroughly into the scalp.
-AdRt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-04

ON THE FARM

Chicago, Ill. Record-Herald: Secre-
tary Houston's circular of inquiry ad-
dressed to the women of the rural dis
tricts has brought him suggestions as
we'll as questions concerning the use
of labor-saving machinery in the farm
kitchen and in the farm barn. We may
be sure that the head Of the %agricul-
tural department will call the atten-
ton of his handwriting. gentle CORE
spondents to the possibilities Of relief
offered by electricity. ID
An article in The Scientific Ameri-
a furnishes much intereSting-and
to many Observation-Disclosures on
the subject. Throughout the country
central electric stations ave been ex-
tending their transmission lines into
the rural sections. Electricity is now
used on the farm not only for light but
for power. Machines driven by cleo
tricity are being manufactured for
farm use, and time as well as money is
saved thereby. Here is a sample in
stallation given in the article:
Cost of wiring house and barns, $S6;
cost of meters, $51.50; number of
installed, q; size Of motors. 3 horse
power and u horse power. Machines
operated by above motors: Feed grind
er, grain elevator, pump, cream separ-
ator, wood saw, wash machine.
Here, then, is aid to the overworked
women of the farm among the other
benefits of the current. But this is not
all. The magic current works even
wonders. At a recent meeting
of the British Royal Society of Arts a
savant spoke of the value of electrici-
.ty in~chicken rearing. The induction
coil, he said, doubled the growth, in
creased the vitality and reduced the
mortality of chickens, and the poultry
farmer was able to double his profits
while getting rid Of much anxiety. The
consumer, too. might expect better and
cheaper chickens through the use of
the induction coil in the hennery. Yer
lily, science is a great social reformer!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-04
FARGO COLLEGE
CONGRATULATE
DEBATING TEAM THAT REPRE-
SENTED THIS INSTITUTION IN
DEBATE AT GRAND FORKS
MADE A GREAT SHOWING, Ac.
CoRDlNG TO LETTER.

Fargo college received a compli-
mentary letter from the North Dakota
University this morning.
Prof. John A. Taylor Of the univer-
sity communicated with Professor
Fish, coach of the Fargo college de-
batting team. congratulating him on
the efficiency Of the team which debat-
ed the university last Friday.
Professor Taylor said, in part: "The
boys debated admirably, and you have
reason to feel proud of their work.
The debatc proved an interesting
question; it was free from clubbing
or trick plays of IN kind. Your boys
acquitted themselves as keen debaters
and thorough gentlemen. l know they
do not regret the time spent in re-
searching the question, and are appre-
ciative Of the value Of you training.
If not victorious, they were at least
successful. If enlightenment of an au-
dience and development of sound
thinking and effective speaking are the
aims, the debate was a success in ev-
cry way
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-04
COOKING LECTURES BIG SUCCESS
Mrs. Briggs Meets and Interests the Ladies of Fargo AZ.
the Free Baking School At
A. /. Moody's

Mrs. Nevada Briggs, the lecturer
and illustrator at the free baking
school. certainly did take the ladies
OF Fargo by surprise. Her success
was instantaneous, judging by the en-
thusiastic interest of the large num-
Der of ladies present. There is no
mistake about Mrs. Briggs being ex-'
pert in her work; she is simply won
derful. The baking school is sure to
be popular with the housewives Of
Fargo, as there is so much that is
practical and useful in every day bak-
ing taught by this expert. Everything
she does in her work is explained in.
an Understandable way. AS each re-.
cipe is put together the consistency of
the dough, al it should be, is shown
and you are told how to control the
temperature Of you oven to secure
results that are unfailing and salts
factory. 1t is noted in the work of this
expert that she has no failures in bak-.
ing. She serves what she bakes to
the ladies present as it IN from the
oven. The K. G Baking Powder, used
by Mrs. Briggs in her work, certainly
gives an astonishing result, if the food
baked by it is n criterion to go
by. Ladies who have tried this mod
ern, never-failing powder are generous
in their praise Of it, and are advising
their neighbors and those they are