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The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
Gems Valued at $751;
600 Taken From
Summer Home
MISSING SINCE
AUGUST LAST
Police Only Recently
Advised of Great
Robbery
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. oct. 4.-Search for
Jewels valued a. uora than e., mn
s...,o. s.. -. -.
~ '"-''''''' 4'oiA0 u
MIS- James Mcmillan widow OF the
late United States senator. occupied
the attention or tbe noliro or New
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
Suffragists Can't See
Congressman Nichols
Position
ASK SUPPORT
FOR AMENDMENT
Tell Him States, Not
Congress, Should
Decide Question

After about six weeks of think
ing. Congressman Charles A. Mich
OILS sprang his unanswerable argu-
mcnt on a delegation of suffragists.
who called on him, Saturday after.
noon, to tell him why he ought to
support the Susan b. Anthony
amendment, which proposes to elm
mate sex as a qualification for
voting.
And 10. the congressman's un-
answerable argument was answered
Mrs. Helen Hill Weed, daughter of
Congressman f. J. Hin, OF Connect.
cut, caught II hot off the bat and
tagged Mr.. Nichols before he had
started to run. The congressman
had such hard work making him
self believe that he was put out
that he repeated the play two or
three times. with the same lack OF
success. Finally he surrendered,
physically II not mentally, and was
dragged a captive to Fort-st. where
before the Dime Bank building he
was photographed in the midst Of
the smiling suffragists.
When the suffragists called on
Congressman Doremus. few
months ago, Mr.. Doremus got be-
hind table and stood the assault
very well. Mr.. Nichols Office has
no table. The congressman was
obliged to stand in front Of his
desk, within foot or two OF the
women who talked to him. II is no
cinch to be all alone for half an
hour with a score OF women. one
OF whom is talking to you while the
rest nod their heads In deep con
viction.
Mrs. Paul Reyneau was in charge
Wootinued on Page Two.)
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
Russian ENJOYS Pa
Grips to Leave
Sofia
TROOPS ALREADYs
IN POSITION
---- 9t b4pfSt "a
Everything Points q
Rejection of Cars !
Ultimatum
Bp UNITED PRESS.

eucHAREsT, Oct 4eIeo1a \
Marshal Won MaeksHssH, Nt(tk3
ESQ., troops Withdrawn ..JfG
the Russian front, has Arsjvg
at the Serbian trontlee and Mn
direct the Austre asrmaN ntoeQ !
on constantinepje, aeees1lma y
the nswspapsr Epeeho a s;x
The Austro-o o6eunaso
about 1000 svna~ se- ~ aollo ~
the Newspaper repeftp@. ooGk
Macksnssn ID saId q haSo- =
tablishsd hsadquartsrs @ ~
secz.
The above report 10 net o0gls
hrmed from any ether so0tpfv
II Is fact. however, that til6'
Austro. German center, eojCys
manded by Macksnssn, NJ
made no progress asainst ~
Russians for about 10 dayA
though the Russians were net
presumed to be In large force
east OF PInsk. Dispatches frepw
Swiss sources hinted that ~
troops for the Balkan campaign
were being withdrawn fresn
Mackensen's army. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
"Worse Than Hope
less" For Ordinary
Man to Beat Market
PITFALL YAWNS
FOR IT'S VICTIMS
War Stock Activity
Branded as wild
and Senseless"
.k EEP AWAY FROM var
STOCKS" SAYS INTERVIEWER

n a. worse than hopeless for the
average man to try to win "a for
tune On the stock exchange,
In the ead they NIL lose.
Tic pubitc viii, rs usual. pay
dearly tn the end.
Present "feSerish wave Of Wild
and s~nseiess speculation" may
briag government regulation.
Keep away from "wnr storks"-
great, Inflated ny temporary rou-
ditiens and accelerated by manip-
ulation.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
TODAY'S GAMES

American.
Boston at New York, clear (two
games).
Philadelphia at Washington, clear
Only games today.
National.
New York at Boston, clear (two
games).
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. clear.
, Only games scheduled today.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
POWERS
ENTRY INTO CONFLICT |!
MATTER OF few HOUR
THE WEATHER

Detroit md vicfnity, Monday night
nnsettiedt probable showers, coldert
frost IL the weather cIearst Tuesday
fair; coiderj fresh 20 strong south
west no northwest winds.
Lower Michigani Local rains Mon
day night, III weather IL fairy frost
tonight, Tuesday fair and colder.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
CARTOONIST
CAROTHERS DEAD

CHICAGO. pct 4.--Stewnrt w.
Carothers, well.known cartoonist,
was instantly killed early today by
fall from q window at De Jonghe's
hotel.
Policeman Finher stumbled over
the body in an alley. r. n. Skinner
and III. Bergman, who had invited
Carothers to spend the night with
them. were ignorant of his death
until notified by the police. They
said they did not know how the
artist happened TO fall from the
window OF their room.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

CEO. G. BURLINGAME of
~ Cleveland, was the most-talk-
ed.of figure In the parade Of vet
Grams in Washington. He was
dressed in the clothes he wore at
the review OF 1865.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

has struck the market in large
quantities. pulling the price down.
The bakers cannot say how long
the lower prices will prevail. II
European demand forces up the
price of wheat very FAR. -four will
also rise in value, and bread will
go back TO the former high price.
But for the next few weeks, at least,
housewives can count on the lower
figures.
A deed of 97S,055 acres of land
was recently filed In Dalhart, Tex.
DELIVER PACNAGEs. MESSAGES,
ETC. ny Messenger Service. Cell
Cadillac SS0.-Adv.
----------
Prinfing--she plain neat ktnds-that
is rfght-Times Jeb Dept.-Main s52o.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

PrintinE--thc plain neat kind--tN7i
~ riEht-Timcs Job Dcpt--Nnln g5:n
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

There are 5I.4s0 passenger cars
on the railroads OF this country.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

PytettwG--the plain neat kind--thst
as right-Times Dob Dept,--Msis lS20.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

PrlutlnE---the pinin ncnt kind-that
~ right--ThncS .Iob Dent -Nain $3.50
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

Prinfine--she plain neat kinSs-thst
is right-Times Jeb Dept.--Main s52o.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

Printins-the plain neat kisd-thst
ts rfght--Times Job Dept.--Main 4s2O.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

HIS 5oF BANNER carried the parade by William Mckinley post o.
/
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouo,stions given below are ir large lots o. sod
markstabls goods only. Jobbers price, srs higher.
Lower grades may b sold for IeA FANCY soods
command higher price,.
The produce market quiet generally Sester-
day on account Of the continued hot weather. Re
oipts we're moderate and able to meet the de-
mands at steady figures.
Heavy rscsipts Of green goods at present. held
the market low and caused many ssles. Should
the country feel the need Of rain in this section
1t will be felt In . lessenins OF the receipts OF
nearby goods and marked with q Strengthening OF
their figures. Yesterdays figures were:
EGGS-Fresh. per doz.. IS: Southern. pr doz.
n.
BUTrER-Bess prints. new. per h.. D4: tub. per
h., ~; process. Der ID. 2k25: under rsde.
qsa1so. per III. FAC; store-pseksd, pss n. IN
LAxD-roh. pase pr NJ. NAai:: do. 80
eeyA4 pa d.. u. Ccttcnstssd oil. psr en-. N
CHEESE-Nsw X0x. nsw. pr lh.. v; aal psr
b. y: Swiss doootie. psr b.. y: d.. fossass.
LIVE PouLrRY-Ha. p, III. IS: roo-....
PER h.. ieall: ducks Per No.. lAl3; turner's choice.
pr ID. isals: DO. Ordinary. u: sprins ehicksns.
per To-. 1s3 =
GREEN Goops-B...s, psr basket. :ssp: d..
per Dbl. i.oae.oo: lima beans pr bsskst. 2eoAa0;
bseeA per bunch LAIN: 0bbaes. nsv. PEI Dbl. sh7t;
eantaSoupeA Der ersts. Ua2oo; GARCIA pa
huneh.' lhs3i csnlidosW. Der bssxst. soaiS;
eslsJ. des-. Sai.oo; cate. LsAise: corn. sss.
~ dol. les1; euesAbess. pr baskst, 3sfs;
W1htinsA erats. 3sx: sephnts. pR oass. l.ss1eo;
ease ~ bel. 1so; lsttuaa pR haskst. nm;
-. ~ ~. fSal3: suio.A fssaA. ysllos. pr
NsAA leei.3; do. vhits. Pr esats. Uai.ee; -.
- - a,aha. hi.~: sns. Pc osss. LHa1W.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. july II.-Thtrs was not a single O.
No. red wheat received in the Chicago make,
to-day the inspection sheet showing the receipt.
all grade below No red winter. This ftct
coupled with the reports from many actions tina,
Vhea, in the shock Is srroutiux caused shorts to
nun TO cover and carried values ~ to 81 above
yeste.dsy's Close The unfarcrshie weather has
caussd the situation to sr"w more and more
bIli-t Cash .ales here we're only zoo bushels.
rhese small transactions were the result Of bare
bins.
/, seems TOrr judgment to Put out short lines Of
wheat Al present. as the b.srs will regain con
trrl Cf the market. With unfaVOrable westher con
drtInus the situation IN the wheat market mas
- called more bulllSh than hearish. although a
bumper crop Is ready for harvesting and the
thrCshsr.
There were more claims nd black rust in the
spring wheat country. but these seem to have had
10 influence among spectators A big Minneapolis
concern winch makes crop prospects study wired
that black rust - pr sent IN some low spots in
nth Dakota. hut that 1t is not developing and
Tat its existence is not considered serious
The corn market was uninteEestInG but prices
were IN Z to !. oats showed gains of u to
= Improved weather conditions were re-
ported In the belt and the crop is doing
vol Cash sales Of cnrn g75no bushels and
& oats - 90 bushels, with 1900 bushels II the
latter for eNT"rt Shorts covered freely in oats.
Harvesting has commenced in Central Illinois and
Will 10 general west cf the river next week
There were further sharp declines in provisions
because Of general liquidation. Support from
T., kers however stopped the decline Shorts bought
pork freely and Milwaukee packer bought lard.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
STOCKS STEADY
THROUGHOUT DAY
Orders from Belligerents
Cause Gain for Westing-
house and Baldwin Issues.
RECESSION AT MONDAY
Brokers Have Good Trade in Railway
Securities, Most Purchasers Putting
Them in Strong Boxes.
RECESSION AT MONDAY

E.n yo-L JuIv 1o-Stocks were steady
throughout the session toueS, NJ e.
standing the sharp rise OF aooue ~
cents a bushel IN wheat que u iepo. -
of black rust. ar reports WHY
cially strong during the srea'eI pal %
the day. owing to reports OF 'h"'e Vi
from the helliserents. 1Eis NaS pai
ticularly true or balo" III III.
The market opened stfons WIN
.: from fraction 10 nearly W. :"
the maximum gains oeHhs shomn @
specialties. BY the emo OF the III -. -
there was a fractiona! Fecessloi ;o.i.
the best prices. nut by noon quota tIo''s
were back to the pest OF th% tii't iiii.s.
Trading was light during me al'etnoo"
session, price fluctuations III .I.e
Gard issues being very narrow. Inc eiose
was IRREGULAR.
Commission brokers reported iai
amount of purchases TOT cash. In mean ~
every instance. however the purchaser
took standard railroad Issues uet'ioi-
stratinc that the investors are puS ing
the rails, while the SPECTATORS are puS
ing the industrlals ana war stocAs On
margin. 1t is the steady placinE OF the
Od6-lOf purchases OF the railroad SnaFes
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15

peas. nearby per Dbl. leoaJoo: do New York.
per bas T5al.0; peppers per basket. isal.5: pota-
toes Northern per sack Local Is: do. bushe. soaeo
new. per Dbl. Lcal5O: Georgia and North Caro-
lima. LOCAL 8: radishe.. per 100. Soa,.oo; spinach.
per Dbl. 75aloo: tomatoes. nearby. per box. Sa5o
FRC1TS-Aprles. per Dbl. 25a5oo new apples.
per bbl.. ICa250 per ut, ia7: cherries. per qt Ma
49, curants per crate. 2-5a3.5o: pooseberries. pei
qt.. 5as; grapefruit. rer box. 25oa3o0; grapes. NAL
Aga per keg. 300a5 co: huCklCberrie.. Yer 1T, Ga
H. lemons per box lSa25o. lines. per 100. 35s
Is: oranges. California. per boz. 30a3.Is; DO.
Florida. Ter box 3Zssi0o: peaches. per crate.
loOa2 IS pluns per crate lO6a2.50: pineaTples. pei
crate l5oae Is Strawberries, per quart. 5alo: tan
gerines per strap. 25oss.co; wstemelons. each.
20aB.
LIVE sTOCK-vesl calves. prime. Ter III. 2;
do. medium. per ID. sast; do. heavy. ~; sprins
lambs per h.. Sash.
HAY. STRAW. AND coRN-H,y. best timothy.
new per ton. 900; mixed. per ton. l2o0aAU;
old hay, per ton. 1000: straw, per ton looal2W;
wheat straw per ton. 500; corn. per Dbl. IS.
sEEDS-Clover. crimson. Per h.. eas; alfalfa.
(American yroanl. per H.. Is German millet.
per bushel. I.ioal.5o: timothy. per bushel 2eoa
3b Sorghum. cane. per bushel. SalC9: COW
35 Sorghum cane per bushel, 20; COW
peas per bu.hel. I.ea!.so; Maine grown seed 20
atoes per ll-yeck sacks, ues ln. nett. 25.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed. free OF
birrs per ID. IS: wool. unwashed. per H.. g;
hides dry per It.. lssE2: salt hides. dry. PER H..
ls %: salt hides. green per ID. III cslfskns green.
ssch. l5oal.7k
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15

cies agsregating $4,000 go to his daueh-
ter Virginia, and that an accident insur-
ance policy for $500 be divided between
his daughter and two sisters.
Criminal Division No. OF the District
Supreme Court was prevented from hold
ing session yesterday by the disappear
ance of one of the Jurors. William Cas-
sidy. a contractor. He could not be To-
Gated at his home. but at Providence
Hospital it was stated he had been there
early yesterday morning for treatment
Officers Of the court could not trace
his whereabouts after leaving the hos
pitaL Cassidy. it 10 said, has been re-
ceiving treatment for some time.
The will OF Edward Farrell, WHO died
recently in the Soldiers Home here, was
forwarded to the District Supreme Court
yesterday by the home officials. 1t be-
queaths to his son. Leo. an Indian claim
of 81. 0O0 which. the will states, Is now
before the Court OF Claims. Helen Win
ter IL named Administrative.
Mrs Helen F. Woodson yesterday filed
suit in the District Supreme Court for
legal separation from Charles E. Wood
son, who, she says, IL employed in the
engineer department Of the District. Jus
tice Stafford issued q rule citing the
husband to show cause on July 20 why
he should not pay alimony pending .
settlement of the case. Attorneys Cor
don & Gordon represent the wife.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15

high prices would b. seen before the advance was
check ed. On the other hand. bears asserted that
they saw no Improvement in general conditions cal
Cilst,d TO sustain advance and forecast lower
prices. particularly weather conditions ale 50
favorable
Tie SPOT article was quiet and unchanged at
eo5; there were no sales D.msnd for actual cot
ton continued light. At the same time trade in
terests buyers Of crop contracts in a small
today and it understood that orders from
japan were in the market to buy declines.
The census figures on support AMI distribution
we're without any great influence and tie weekly
report 81 the weather bureau did not promote any
selling pressure. There fair business in spot
cotton at LirerDooi where prices moved up six
POINTS to basis of 5.i5d for midupand Futures
in the English market ended at net advance u
81, TO II points
Exports for the day 200 bales. all to the
Continent. The shipments th. day year ago
were Il Tie sales.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.
(CsDyrisht. 1915. BY y. |

Baltimore Nd. July A-M1LLFEED lin i0pIb.
sacksl-Spring bran. 250Oa8 20: -four to white mid
dnss. 520a4o; Western mddlings, 9 0oa2o 50
city mills middlings. 8.5ta9.0O; do. white mid
dlinss. SmaS.oc; d.. winter bran. 9os0.o.
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickers. old hens, 4 lbs and
over. ID. lsc; do. old hens small to medium ID.
&c: do. old roosters. Ib. &c: do spring. ~ to
lbs. 8aGc: do. srring. to IL lbs. 2is25c ducka
Muscory. lbs and over. lie: Pekins. lbs. and
under. H.. iec puddle. lbs. and over h.. lie.
do. smaller lositc: Indian runners ID. ioallc
srring ducks lbs and over h. Haisc; piseons,
per pair. lSc: guinea fowl each. 25a5c.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h.. csststc; dc.
choice. 27sasc: do. good G'aac; do. Prints aa3lc
do. blocks. 9ajoc; ladies. 7lazc: Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. lsIia3Oc: Ohio rolls Da-o,fc
-torepscked leiss2oc: dsiry prints lsaDc; process
butter aa8c.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylrania and Western
frsts lsc: West Virginia nearby hrss. Isc; South
frsts lsc
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jrly u.-Cau money opened at pef
cent high. FER cent low. Ia per cent: renewals
Per cent: last, lcr cent rulins rate per cent
Time money fsrrly active and steady. with in
creased offerings Of twelre-rnonth money at per
cent. This longtime money has the advantage Of
carrying loans the July period. wh'cl, usually
advance renewals. Eight mo nth money
is being loaned at 81 Ter cent and as this is
reduction Of J. of | ~ cent the year money.
the latter Is IN more demand The increased offer
in:s Of long time MONEY tend TO show a lessened
belief in the possibility of this country becoming
involved in international troubles Rates NAY
per cent for sixty days. ci=a?x for ninety DAYS a3
for four months. for 1--WE months 3s3x for SIX
months. and Icr cen: for twelve months.
The tendency ~ems Or toward n frper market
for commercial laer. but 1t hardly be said that
actual advance in ratcr has taken place Another
q the large local institutions has practically with.
dawn from the market At present low rates
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
Jonadabs to Hold Rally.

The independent Order. Sons of iona
dab. established ten years ago. will
hold a rally week beginning Monday
Meetings OF the various councils will
be addressed ny members who have
Been absent from Washington in The
government services Among the
speakers will ne Grand Secretary f "
anderson and WAYNE W cordeil
Deputy Grand Chief Joseph r. Buck
ley will he in charge Of the meeting
of john c. Daley Council. No. 3. Sat
urday night.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
r. s Mine. laying Fleet Created.

The Navy Department announced yes
terday the organization of a mining and
mine sweeping division in the Atlantic
Fleet 1t will be the duty of this divi-
sion to conduct exei cises in the laying
of mines and the removal Of mines sup
posedly laid by an enemy. 1t Is plan
ned to carry on this work more extern
eively and on a more elaborate scale
than has been the practice heretofore.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
Sets Panama Expositiou Date.

President Porras of the Republic of
Panama yesterday named November :
as the date for the Panama Paciflc
Exposition to be held at Panama City
in commemoration of the discovery of
the Pacific Ocean by Balboa, accord
ing to a message which reached the
Pan American Union from the foreign
office at Panama The United States
will have a $4,000 exhibit.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.
NEW YORK CURB.

New Yort. Jry u.-TTadiuz on the curb TO-DAY was
actlGe in STots ard several tissues displayed marked
strength International Motors Was feature. cross
ing n for an advance Of over points The prefer
red stock aivarced H. compared with last night 5
closing price Of -. Electric Boat preferred made
advance If II POINTS nv selling up 10 lsi- The
common stock several points up. American
Zinc sold up TO co., a gain of nearly points and
Crzmr ShiphIiIGins advanced "a to sg4.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
District Courts

petition for involuntary bankruptcy
was filed against Kraft Bros. & Co. of
sll Seventh street northwest, by a num-
Der of creditors. who set forth that the
firm has acknowledged its inability to
pay its debts and has designated W. B.
Craft. secretary. to represent it in the
proceedings
The creditors and the amounts they
claim are owing them follow: South
ern Bedding Co. $3.50: Quaker Lace Co.,
sl05.25. Shull Furniture Manufacturing
Co, 1880 and II. B. Dougherty & Co.
s1SS.54
The will of Henry Beach Needham.
local writer. who was killed recently by
falling from an aeroplane near Paris,
has been filed in the District Supreme
Court. 1t leaves the entire estate to
his wife, Mary Master Needham In
the event of his wife diving first. the
will provided that three insurance poll
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15

BIZ Nye once inserted in a newspapers
a "cow-for-sale' advertisement, from
which the following Is an EXCERPT: She
Is one-fourth shorthorn and three
fourths hyena. I will also throw in a
ole-barreled shotgun which goes with
her. In May she generally goes away
Tor q week or two and returns with a
tall red calf with wabblv legs Her
name is Rose. l would rather sell her
to a nonresident"
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
CARAVAN TOUR NEAR END.
sunraEists VIII Hold Meetings ~
Silver Spring and Takoma Park.

An eight-day tour through Montgomery
County. Maryland. will be ended tonight
oy the suffrage caravan, led by Miss
Lola c. Trax. secretary OF the Just Cow
eminent League of Maryland The cara
van recently made 35o-mile pilgrima 60
through Southern Maryland in the inter-
est Of equal rights
The eight-day trip will wind UP with
open air meetings at Silver Spring at
6:S o'clock this evening and at Takona
Park at SIS. The caravan last night
stopped at Garrett Park, where a recep-
ton was given the suffragists by the
Garrett Park branch of the MONTGOMERY
County Just Government League.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
The Safest Investments

Are tuoss That DO NOT hactlats during d.
tu-tsd conditions q the money OF stocx mas.
kstA fnst oeSd o. uusl Dcts- (nrst mort.
ssges,. we'll -IIurrd On iss. estate In The Dis
erct VI Cor;Inla. eoostitute ''nlt-sdss'' ~
sermenta lbey DO not deIend upon the
6papoal rsuonsis.h,y 1t individuals or or.
porsuons to- then a-hanty and are exenps
from uxsren a. ~ ,oud property We ca
suppiy sun ns~nfats IL amounts IRON ~
spssrd. tSpd tor a,oklet. -Copeeruing Losns
spc lnveHrnenA"
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15
NEW YORK COFFEE.

Furnished BY N. l. Carpenter 3 Co
The Washington herald., 1915-07-15


Total ssles ;63.5li ~hares against 6l3,o5 yetssr-
tav 5c2n.5 week ago. and III. SO ago.
From January To date lSli5 against VI. 81. sj
ear ago \ \ 4 y
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
JOE THE TURK WILL
VISIT MAGIC CITY

As has previously been stated, he
is a hero Of Constantinople, Turkey,
has been arrested So times for speak
ing on the street during his 80 years
as a Salvationist. In all the corps
large crowds have greeted him with
great enthusiasm. At Yonkers, N. Y,
there was a crowd gathered in Getty
Square on Sunday afternoon, esti-
mated at about 10000 people. He is
also bringing with him his electric
umbrella, containing 5000 electric
lights of different hues and covered
with the Army's colors, yellow, red
and blue It is decorated with the
likenesses of the late General William
Booth, his eldest son, the new Gener-
al Bramwell Booth, Commander Eva
Booth, in raised letters of felt. The
following notices are arranged upon
the wonderful piece of ingenuity,
'Be Just and Fear Not;" "Jesus is
Mighty to Save;" "Get Right With
God" and "God Bless Our General
surmounting the whole is novel de-
sign of the Statute of Liberty, en-
Tightening the world, containing an
electric light in the torch. Do not
fail to see this unique and original
piece of work. This umbrella will be
shown on Monday night when he gives
his sacred zon-o-phone, saxaphone
concert. An admission of ten cents
for the benefit of the local work will
be charged. No admission to the Sat
urday and Sunday services. Don't fai
to hear Joe the Turk.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
EGGS WILL KEEP WE'LL
IN WATER GLASS

There are several good methods Of
preserving eggs, but the water-glass
method is the best, says C. E. Brown,
of the Crookston, Mimi, experiment
farm.
Water-glass can usually be pur-
chased at local drug store for less
than $1.0O a gallon, making the cost
about one cent for each dozen eggs.
The receptacle used should be an
earthenware jar of from five to ten
gallons. The eggs should be placed in
the jar each day when gathered, as
the whole jar Of eggs may be spoiled
keep. Care should be taken to see
that none of the eggs are cracked, or
the fresher the egg the better it will
in short time.
The jar should be placed in cool
cellar, a piece of oiled paper or some
other waterproof cover should be
placed over to prevent evaporation
If this is not done any eggs that ap-
pear above the liquid will spoil rapid
~. The eggs should be kept at least