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Oakland sunshine., 1915-07-24

August F, Moisson, Prop.
M. & M. Hat Works
257 TWELFTH ST. Near Alice
Ladies and Gents Hats Reno
vated-Panamas Specially
Oakland's Exclusive $1.5O Hat
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MASONIC.

Mt. Zion Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A.
Masons, meets the first and third
Thursdays in each month.
J. S. Meadows, w. M.
5. F. Meadows, Sec,
ia 35th Ave. Oakland
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ard. Secretary. H. w. Williams.
The Idle Hour Social Club viii
he'll y ladies', night the third Thurs
day of each month at the clubroon
$40 Ninth street, from 9. to ii 2. NJ.
President, Jas. Wood
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A N + Zion Church

Rev. w. w. Matthews
pastor. City address, 1867 Geary St
Phone Fillmore 3108. Residence z34.
Twenty-sixth avenue, Oakland. Tel
ephone Merritt sO55. Services
preaching Sunday II a. m. and 8 p
M. Sunday school at P. M. Chris
tian Endeavor $50 p. M. Oaklane
people take the Geary street car a
Ferry Building, get off at Webste,
street at the door of the church.
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CHANGED HANDS.

The store locaeed at 1853 Fiber.
street, corner Thirty has
changed hands and is under the
management of
j. RAMPONI,
where a full line of choice Gro
ceries and Vegetables, Stationery,
etc, can be had at reasonable
prices. All orders promptly dehv'
cred.
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NORTH OAKLAND BAPTIST
CHURCH.

CHURCH.
Sunday Services at the North Oak
land Baptist Church. 10Th street and
San Pablo avenre
Preaching at IL A. M. By
Rev. DR.. G. c. Colman, pastor
F H. Bolner. Superintendent. BY
p N. At 7:30 p. n, led by Mr.. Drake
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David Holden, Dept Commander.
John R. Green, Dept Adjutant, o6z
Sixty-third street. Oakland, Cal.
John S. H. Dudley, Dept Quarter
master. 843 Fourth avenue, Oakland
Cal.
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Growth OF the MayesvilIe Is. c.) School.
The Mayesyille Industrial school at
Mayesville, s. c., was founded many
years ago by Miss Emma Wilson. 1t
is doing a most commendable work
among the people Of that section OF the
state. The school was started In an
old abandoned cotton gin house with
out any furnishings. Ten children OF
the neighborhood formed the first
groun Of stuf~-ts 1t has grown from,
BROOKLYN HEARS TR0TTER.
Boston Editor En- Route Home From
the West Addresses Large Audience.
New York.-W. Monroe Trotter, ed
itor Of the Boston Guardian, has CON
cluded his speaking tour through the
west, where he was heralded and Civ.
en- hearty ovation all along the line.
His tour included Chicago, st. Pau,.
Minneapolis, Springfield, H., st. Louis,
Wichita. Topeka and Kansas City,
Kan, and Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn Mr. Trotter addressed a
large and enthusiastic audience in the
Bridge Street A. NJ L. church SUNDAY
afternoon, Jan. "a, Rev. DR.. c. Il. Cole
pastor. Here again he was given a
royal Welcome, With his customary
courage he told of the incident OF his
White House visit, where he was
spokesman of the anti-segregation del
egation of the National independent
Equal Rights league, which SO greatly
impressed the vast audience that ap-
plause after applause greeted the
speaker.
Owing 20 the numerous engagements
and incidental delays Mr. Trotter vas
unable to appear at the Citizens club
In Brooklyn Saturday evening, Jan. %,
and no one regrets it more tNan Nj.
BUSINESS Conesrrs IN Sava"nanr 80
In reporting the activities Of our peo
pie In Savannah. Ga. Mr.. j. G. Lind
say, representing the local business
league of Savannah. says: The six lead
ing business concerns operated by the
colored people in Savannah paid to
members of the race for office rent the
past vnar s1.!9S. 10 153 employees In
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FOR RENT.

Completely furnished bedroom and
kitchenette, with joint use of dining
room. parlor and living room. AL
modern conveniences. Half block
p. E. CHRISTENSEN.
Mr. Christensen has opened a jew
elry store at 1927 Adeline street,
South Berkeley, where he will be
pleased to meet those who need any
thing in his line. He will carry full
line of watches, ETC., and do all kinds
of repairing at reasonable prices.
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FIFTEENTH STREET A M. 1
CHIIRt

between West and Market
Rev Peck pastor. residence 32nd ana
Filbert streets.
Divine services each Sabbath az Il
4. m. and p. m. Class meeting si
lz:l5 and Sunday School at | p. ia.
Prayer and topic services each
Wednesday evening At p. Il.
All are cordially invited to the.,
services. Strangers are especiatt
welco-ed
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NEW PHOTO STUDIO.

In South Berkeley, west of Post
office, 1863 A1catraz avenue, known as
the Macurdy's Photo Studio.
You are invited to call and see
samples of some of the latest designs
of cards and mounts.
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]. ?. G. R., Allan Hunt; z. R.
William Williams; Sub. c. R., Geo
|Swazey, Jr.; Fin. Sec, F, w. Moore
|Sr.; Rec. Sec, Leon F. Marsh; Treas
|urer, S. c. Moore; S. w, R. c. Gil
more; ]. W., w. Q. Spriggins; S. B..
IS. L. Gillum; J. B., w. H. Nathaniel
| Physician, w. w. Purnell; Trustees
R. A. De Bique, T. Lucien, H. Boy.
kins; Auditors, P. Sanderson, Frank
ISmith, S. A. Bridges; f: rance Com.
mittee, r. A. De Bique, w. P. San
|derson.
Financial Secretary-F w. Moore
|l71S tth ave, E. Oakland. Cal
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Beth Edo, Baptist Church. FiiLeri
street, between 7th and 9Th Rev. s
w. Hawkins, pastor. Preaching every
Sradsy, II a n and p. m Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening Sunda,
.cnocl, o'clock. All are cordilliv in
vit-S = attend these services
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A cottage of nine rooms at 723 9th
street, between Grove and West, is for
rent for $l700 per month. Sex j. b.
Wilson.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-07-24

Nicely furnished rooms TO let, with
housekeeping privileges, at 1852 llth
street. Mrs. E. c. Thompson.
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
ROOM FOR RENT.
2116 Brush Street.
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, niture like new. Rent been paid for
month. Will sacrifice, as party is
leaving city. Terms if wanted. See
Springer, II Bacon Bldg, Oakland.
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DEPT. OF COLUMBIA, U. S. w. v.
Headquarters Dept of Columbia,
Y. 5. w. ", 2o39 King street, South
Berkeley. Cal.
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Phone Oakland 1876.
The furniture of an 8-room huse
at 1886 Bush street, San Francisco.
Fine place for rooming house
Roomers are paying rent. This fur
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Phone Oakland 1904
CUT RATE SHOE FACTORY

All Kinds of Shoe Repairing by
Machinery and Hand.
Mems Shoes half soled d....--..- 65
Ladies' Shoes half soled.-.....-..... SOC
Mems Rubber Heels ...............-...... 40c
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kNARESBOKOUGR COURT.
Court Nnaresbororgh, Es. zoos
meets hrsy and thiId Tuesdays Ii
zach month az for=sters Hall. Clay
street, between Twelfth and TEis
|ieenth streets.
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Phone Fruitvale 1127W
I Want to Sell You Your
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
My Prices and Goods Are Righ
GEO. WEBER
1906 Adeline Street nerkeiel
REMOVAL NOTICE,
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AVENUE SHOE STORE
2o13 San Pablo Avenue
Cor. 30th St. Oakland, Cal.
B. Brown, Prop.
of California meet at THEN
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Cooper A. M Il. Zion Church, Camp.
bell Street, between 9Th and eth
streets; George Henry Haines

Pastor
Residence 1857 Tenth Street, Phone.
Oakland 1878.
All persons wishing the Pastors
professional service can cali him by
phone and he will gladly render the
services required.
Lords Day Services, II A. M. and
8 P. M. Sermons las P. M. Sun.
day School. Mid-week Services,
Tuesday. 8 P. M. Glass and Prayer
Meeting.
The first Sunday in each month
Lovefeast and the Holly Communion.
You are invited to all of these servi-
ces, and will find warm Christian
welcome. Persons looking for q
church home are solicited to come
into our fellowship and be assured of
helpful and peaceful companionship.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, the well known
carpenter of our race, has opened q
general repair shop at 1872 Post
street, San Francisco. He is prepared
to do all kinds of carpenter work,
tinting, paper hanging, plastering and
job work of all kinds. Kitchen cabi-
nets and mission furniture of all de-
signs made to fit any space at less
than furniture dealers prices. job
work of all kinds. Expert help in all
branches No job too small or too
large. The smallest joo will be ap-
preciated and given his personal at
tention Estimates and plans fur
nished for new buildings. Residence
524 18th street. Phone Mission 4678
A branch will be opened in Oakland
in the near fuAure.
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ROOMS TO LET.

Neatly furnished sunny rooms. IN
desirable part of the city. Pncc
reasonable 1878 Turk street, San
FRANCISCO. Mrs. Francis Lynn
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DURHAM FARM CREAMERY
The House Of Pure Milk and

cream
Our Dairy Products Are Always
Strictly Fresh and Equal to
the Best.
1479 Seventh Street
Phone Lakeside 610.
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The Idle Hour Social Club ha:
moved to 33l Eighth street. Biggel
and better is our motto A free com.
mittee room will be provided for al
lodges and societies wishing to use it
No ladies' night from now on. Dom
forget our new location, 33l Eighth
street.
JAMES WOODWARD, Mgr.
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OFFICERS Of KNARESBOR
D. ~n CIRCLE 100, c, O. +.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22

AftDENiNO OF the arteries,
unlike hardening of the heart,
n a very popular affection
which we must all come TO sooner or
later. preferably later. a hard
hearted man enjoys nobody's sym.
PATTY. but a hnrd-arteried man
merits at least n little friendly ad.
vice. He doesn't know where he Is
going, but he Is on his way. What
obstacles can we throw across his
path7
Graham-Stewart. an English prac-
titioner. suggests n few OF the com.
mon factors OF arteriOsclerosis. He
says habitual constipation, causing n
chronic toxcmia, or solf-poisOning, IA
an important factor. Thon ne goes
on TO list o familiar causos: Too
much meat. the use OF alcohol as a
beverage, too much work with too
little sleep-or burning the candle
at both ends. hurried eating. a habit
OF humdrum occupation without daily
relaxation-or, In America az any
rate, the year round hustle, broken
only by the annual vacation, instead
OF a little relaxation every day.
Life insurance companies oppose
the progress of arteriosclerosis IN
many n case by bringing home "a the
applicant the fact tina; he isn't 40
hale and hearty as his full blood and
big appetite lead him to imagine.
Every man over thirty, whether in
terested In life insurance OF not.
ought, M n mere investment in health
assurance, to submit TO a complete
physical examination regularly once
a year. an examination as carefully
made rs any life insurance test; an
examination, moreover. which. I'M
like many life insurance examina-
tions made for u%nprogressive com
pasies. deyotes much attention to
the applicants condition and none
20 the nature OF the complaint his
Erandmothers died o. You know. a
good. twentieth century life insur-
nnce company doesn't crre q scratch
OF the examiners pen what your
grandparents died OF. or whether you
ever had any grandparents. but some
companies still do delight in tracing
back the family pediFree-for what
reason. II Ia hard 20 say.
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for growth as well as proGt-yos,
and should be enjoyable as well.
The best work that we do is done
i'm the spirit of play, because we loyo
10 and arc bound 90 make u win.
We speak Of education and play
as something confined 10 the school
room, but our whole lies work should
DO % continuous college course, end
could Boz made so, if the community
would turn its brains "a tho matter
in a hroad,mindcd, ~cOnsideratc way
for "a few months.
The trouble iB that We have never
seriously considered the problem
from a broad, racial point OF view.
IN We were 90 be- asked why we go
20 work at such ana such an hour,
and keep on until such and such %
time. we could only glyo the cuckoo
like answer: Because everybody
else does
There are few things we do so sense
losBly a8 work. To put I'm all the
hours of daylight and steal u or
two from the night az each end, no
matter how stupidity or s%lavishly'
ourselves. and 10 aemaud the same
tale Of bricks from those we have
hired that Is tho spirit Of our
boosted modern industry.
We know better than 40 Work an
OK, or "a horse. or oven a loota, or o
locomotive, on such principles, but
we win and DO so work Ourselves
aud our fellows. The n thiug that
would most increase tho efficiency ~
our wOrA would be an extra hour IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
Current Poetry
The Kind Hearted COuntryman

a simple old countryman dwelt with
his vito
At the edge Of a beautiful wood.
And u OF the principal joys OF his
life
Lay ia being as kind as no could.
His Kindness 10 animal, insect and
bird
Two mentioned that no was most
kind
Often borderod decidedly on the alb
surd.
As doubtless youm presently find.
IIo thought tho poor bees had to
work oyormuch
In order % gather their honey,
So De Glled all tho flowers with sugar
and such.
Which his wife thought unusually
funny.
It panied him to see squirrels using
their teeth,
I'm cracking the nuts that they
found.
So he placed a new pair OF nut-crack.
crs beneath
Every tree Tor ten ncrcs around.
Such kindness continued, as you may
have guessed.
TIN tho limit vas reached, you'll
agree,
When, in order 10 give the birds
plenty Of rest.
Tie put pcrches up en- a tree.
George o. Butler. In 50. Nicholas
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The Meaning And Purpose Of Work
By WOODS HUTCHINSON, An, MD.

bed I'm the morning. and from one 10
two hours of play between closing
time ana uiEhtfall. Such unconscious,
ana often most unwilling cXpcri.
mCuts as have been made in this
direction yield the same result with
q positively astonishing Immunity.
Every time that the hours OF labor
have been shortened boz "a given In
duHlry. tID actual output per worker,
per d.CW. has Increased aud been fol-
lowed by That most Uncomfortable OF
evidences, an increased wage though
this last Is never in proportion 10
the gain Ina efficiency. Those couu-
tries OF the civilized Worlu, and those
trades which have the longest hours,
have nine times out OF ton the love
est wages and the smallc6t output
per worker. Tho best paid and most
intelligent labor is In the long run
the cheapest, whether 10 be your
own or that Of your employee. Only
recently, for Instance, the mills In a
certain industry In this country cut
down their schedule from six days
n week 10 four and n half. IN order
to lin u production, on account ~
the high price Of raw material. With
IN u month. 10 their surprise and al.
most dismay. they found that they
were turning out Just ug much ma
terial as when working OF fun time.
Tho orc snap ard energy, yog, and
chcertuiness, you or your workers
have 10 put into your work, the more
and better quality of IL they viii
turn out. We know now that NO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
Pepper Talks
BIZ GroRCR MATTHEW ADAMS
Likableness

Tho salt OF the world IL sprinklod
among those to whom every man and
woman delights 10 po-tho Lihablc
People You know them. You arc
drawn their way whenever their ate
mosphcre touches yours. They lit
and honor Life.
Likablcnoss ig ono OF the real ca-
gontials of Lcadorship-a thing felt
because lived.
You meet a Stranger But straight.
way be- becomes your Friend
Libaulcuoss woven into his very
makeup makes him akin 10 you.
You look him In tho eye. feel tho
warm. solid grasp OF his hand and
know that YOU can build upon his
word.
Y1u walk into a busy Office. You
face 70 busy But being sincerely
Lilahlc - approachablc - you honor
his time and bis g-raciousncss You
pay tribute 90 his Charactor-you 30
not Impose upon his responsibility.
LiEahlouoss is "a wonderful asset
u g. one OF the vital necessities for
Success - Success through Happiness
and Services. Make Yourself Llk.
able-gonuinoly so. You cantor
anybody ear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22

bordeaux. France sept. %. Aid
cl-Aziz. former slltlu Of MorUcro.
may bee seen most ans iay prouAnad-
lone INC qunys OF B%orlcaux IN Isis rcd
r. ndais. closely followed and carefully
watched over by his only remaining
servant, "a stock, conl-hlHrk negro.
whose duties IN the GAYS pf his mas
tef.f fc'9n were to drive AWAY and
Keen away unwelcomo $50 fors There
b 20 legend a. the effect that his pro-
cefs was as summary as Il wna effects
iNc. Being deficient 1n diplomatic
language he senerally used the toe Of
his sandal
The hearing Of me deposed sultan
~ that ~ majestic onnui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22

7 VERY American desirestotravci
in foreign lands and soak him
self in strange and uncouth
customs. However it is not noces-
sary 10 pay over the price OF a dur
able automobile % some steamship
company in order 10 do this. All
that Is necessary i5 carfarc 20 New
York.
New York Is the metropolis OF
America and half a dozen other ma
tions. BY feeding a nickel at inter
walls 10 the rapac.Ous street car cOr
poration the visitor ia New York can
skip lightly from Italy 90 Hungary.
10 Palestine. TO China, and on 10 Rus
STA without bothering about Gus
toms duties. He Fan find as much
difficulty IN making himself under
sto0d as IL America was three weeks
and $500 away. and he can eat meals
which are az hard 20 understand and
get over as the celebrated table
d'hOfCs Of Naples, and Canton.
China.
The New York visitor who leaves
Fifth Avenue and plunFes reso.gtnly
into the East Side r. mile away can
see SiCiiian ieuliets stabbing each
other In the 'acl with all the grace
and nuoncy which has made their
native land famous. lie can worship
at Chinese joss houses II he likes
and can wade through Russian
streets which show as little regard
for sanitation aa the originals far
away.
When he has tired of this be can
go owe ON Fifth Avenue 10 some of
the city's most tightly buttonod up
clubs and discover more perfect Eng
llish accents and manners than can
be found ben London and hc can 70
10 @ hotel and order q meal which is
an French but the boy who steals
tho hats % The entrance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
Health Talks
Hon. A Man Hardens His arteries
BY WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

We IRE not opening the charter
just now. but n there are any readers
who have more weight than they care
10 carry round, and n hlood-presEure
q few pegs too high. and especially a
tendency 20 "biliourness' now and
then (which Is a polite way OF say
ing ov%er-cating), with perhaps n wee
bit pain in the epigastrium like you
can't hold it-if any such there be.
the Bread and Milk Club will be glad
to receive them into membership.
The dues are very low-you pay
nothing but close attention. The re.
quirement for membership Is exceed.
ingly Himple-you rcligiously con.
fine yourself 60 q diet OF bread and
milk OF crackers and milk n day
In each week. Since the Club was
organized neither DIT. Osler, Horace
Fletcher, Upton Sinclair nor any
charter member has filed a tentative
protest against the rules Of the order.
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cannot afford 90 reap profit from the
labor Of our children at the risk OF
stuntiug ana impairiuE their eff.
REGENCY for life. but we Ftill treat
ourselves and our fellows without
any reasonable consideration - or
brains iu this regard.
SIT down aud consider the problem
Of your life work seriously, and
when you have done II. go 10 your
associates, your employees and your
|ucighbora and ask them TO consider
II with you. An that Is needed Is
team work and mutual aSrecment.
Early closing. for instance, is now al.
most universal On % great cities:
ana yet our merchants make better
profits than ever before. Any given
community could add ten per cent.
TO its efficiency, and twenty per cent.
20 It5 health, lower It's death rate
ana raise It's income, by getting 10.
pcthor and mutually agreeing 10 be-.
gin work In all lines an hour later
In the morning, and quit an hour
earlier in the afternoon. All the
goods that the community requires
can be- sold, an IT'S necessary work
be done just as we'll, i'm eight hours
per diem as In ten.
No work is profitable. howeyer
well paid, II Il undermines vour
health No work Is profitable. what.
ever it5 wage, which does not In
crease your ~eficienG.y for TO- morrow.
and for next week aud for every
week after that until you are sixty.
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w ORR IH strict moderation a.
w HoGIf.. o. necessary 10
Iii.. .r| not life. Yet we
WnEr I|lH .Hnt 90 work, in
stead rl WII. .. II.a. Tho most inn
puIiHHf, Obj. r. valuable product
ol ans luaI.f. the type OF man
and woman f.#. .urns out. Work
d. Tan i.uU ..I.. the biggest and
most important .ug in the world.
Nci $50 uIU w...u .Ously coming 10
regard work .# m..H important than
life ami Che U..u It that any pro-
posul is mad. .. U.ulato be- restrain
u bon tho ... .. TIE worker. the
cry is Tai .. .I One arhast a.
aaCrilcgc Jt.t 500 are Interfering
with BjSI,E.
The r.aI U..U. of work o. 10
build up tho s'... md develop men,
and not tu Nr.I. up industries or
rear monuW"H. I.r Kings ana con-
queror" n b. u.II.nr the amount nor
the i%ntousiig DBL. tho work that counts,
but tho ends tO which IL b. devoted.
Those people aud races WHO proht
most by their iudu. try are not those
who work hardest and most lncDf-
sanity. but those VINO aim and plan
their work most iutolligontly. The
man who work. Hagdeft ana most
necessarily, overs where ana al
ways, has been tho peasant ana tho
day lntorer. a large part OF our
Work, from a broad aud rational
point Of view i little better than
busy iOoliHhuo All good ~oik
should DO educational. should make
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ruE OYSTER.


IrTHAT universal favorite. the oys.
ter. looms. 50 to speak. ON tn,
%epicurean horizon even nov
although AZ this distance from his ma
tive habitat prudence dictates a wait
until cooler weather. IN most see
lions he win be permitted to take a
nnai nap IN pleasant beds until SUM
moncd forth TO grace the tables ei the
land. II was stated some time ago
that oysters along the Atlantic sea-
board werc drinsins heavily, an am
nouncement hailed with delight by
the rourmands. as "a heavy drlnker
among ~bivaivcs-his beverage. OF
course. being wster-.is noted for his
size.
The American oyster Is supreme.
lie has NO rivals. u his kin are scat
tered ai over The world u thcy are
found Ia natural beds and banks IN
ali The scaa 81 the torfid aud temper !
ate zones vast structures 81 fossil
oysters have been formed IN many
There is IN Berkshire. Eng
land. e petrined colony OF oysters
more than six acres In extent A
in the Rational magazine says
in spite Of mans unsuitable APP
petite and the attacks % sca enemies
here are cnough oyster survivors
year 10 iorm gigantic deposits
Next to the American oyster comes
The English oyster. French oysters
are limited TO aorthern seas. There
are no brda Of Importance ia the Mod
Iserranean Aiong the Atlantic sea-
'oast Of America oyster culture has
'ccomo a great industry. Al . tender
ise they are taken from their home
md brought a. sea farma. where
hey are fed and protected until
for market The oyster Oh
commerce. Is finer ga quality than no
Sould be IL left Ia his natural state.
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discretion In selcctlns officials a. they
would IN employing men 70 take
charge u a private business. M glad
hand and the mellow presence win no
longer be the essentials Tor political
success.
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Melbourne, Australia. sept. 22.-The
hTst Australian 10 win the Viotorin
cross In he present war o. Lance
Corporal Jnckn Of Bondigo 100 t4nf
state CVictorial. Ills feat va. nei
formed on the Galiipoli peninsula. In
b trench fighting in which the
troops Of tho commonwealth are on-
Rnged he Fin~Rle-handod shot i've
Turks dead ana bayoneitod Two 9TH
efs, according "a The official report.