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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-05
Cured His RupMe

was badly ruptured while uuR
trunk several years ago. Door ~
my only hope Of cure was an peI1yn -.
Trueses did me no good F1nlv ~
hold Of something that quicklyan 81
pletely cured me. Years haze yTd
thcusht an doing hard wotk - = e
penter. There was no oper1tions no e
time. no trouble. have nothing @ 3.
but viii give fun Informs don about ~
you may ind . conplete cure w.snS
IA Pnilen. Carpenter, ts7.B MarceH
Avenue. ManasQuan. N. ]. Better
out this notice and show Il TO any otns
who are ruptured-you may save
or at least stop the misery OF rup.a
and the worry and danger OF an opei
! ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-05

Agency, s. Pasco, Jr., M. A. Touart,
Jr., DR.. w. G. Dewberry, Pattillo
Campbell, E. R. Malone, f. G. Rem
shaw, Jr., Jos. Boracco, J. H. Collins,
w. r. Warfeld, T. A. Waters, Sol.
Levy, II. Fl. Hallmark, and possibly
several others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS
"The Fatal Car. !

Today at the Isis Hazel Dawn and
John Mason are featured in a Para
mount ive-reeler entitled, "The Fatal
Card" With one Of the most beauti-
full women in the world working OPP
posite the powerful John Mason for
inspiration, you can depend on it
being everything that the picture
critics claim for it, who as a majority
give it their fattering o K.
AThe Price."
Helen Ware, one Of the worlds
greatest emotional actresses, is fea-
tared IN the latest Equitable feature
1.-THE producers of "Trilbyal entitled,
s0The Price," which is q stirring ar
raignmcnt of the sins and follies Of
society. This queen of passion" as
the story runs, is the wife Of high
ly respected and honorable man. She,
however, is high-strung, passionate
young woman, with an ever-burning
desire for handsome young men,
which was directly opposite to that
Of her husband, whose advanced years
have caused him to lose all charm
for the young wife when in mood
| to satisfy her tyrannical whims. It
| is one sensation on top Of another,
and appears at the Isis for one day
-tomorrow-only.
"oraft."
When the Universal Film Manufac-
turing Company made plans to ex-
pose "Graft," in the next serial,
which begins at the Isis Thursday,
through the role of Bruce Larnigan,
the district attorney, who Is later
jailed by big business, and then comes
to fight the silent system from the
outside, they realized that whoever
played the leading role must be a
man of exceptional physical power
and ability.
| Joe Brandt, manager of the home
Office, co-author with Hugh Weir OF
1Graft," made this plain to Director
General McRae at Universal City, and
after considerable time spent in con-
Fsidering the available actors, Hobart
Henley was selected. The manner in
which he reeled off the first two cpl
sodes made the officials confident
that they had chosen the right man
But, strong and willing as he is, Mr.
Henley is showing the effects of the
terrible strain under which he is
working.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

In Escambia County Circuit Court,
StaeN of Florida. In Chancery. Alma +.
Upp, guardian, VS.. Thomas II. Fleetwood
and Ella n. Fleetwood, his wife, On
Monday, the 3rd day of January, A. ID.
1916, the defendants. Thomas Fl. Fleet
wood and Ella N. Fleetwood, are re-
quired to appear to the bill flied against
them herein. This order to be published
once each week for four consecutive
weeks in The Pensacola Journal, a news
paper published in said Escambia County
Jas. Macgibbon, Clerk Circuit Court, by
D. G. Pensacola. Fla, Dec. A, 1916.
S11A4dec-oaw4w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-05
seven men. Her home port is Pert
Amboy, N. ].
COALED Ar PENSACOLA.

The Spanish steamer Condo "
fredo, mentioned in the above Ap-
ciated Press dispatch as from Al
weston for Barcelona, was here f a
couple Of days, loading her buIers
full Of fuel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
CREW NOTICE
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Notice is hereby given
that the new Fire Station
and City Stable on South
Spring street will be open
for inspection by the public
on Sunday afternoon, De-
cernber 5, 1915, from 2:30 to
5 o'clock. A cordial invita-
ton is extended all citizens
and visitors to call and in
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
aaptejn 8. 81. So6nion.

8laoet u8ornbolms Gioenoe" gil
Der af6eoe &aptein 8. 81. Solution
i. Chicago, bbis DsbSfalo FIR bar
paret on1tnlt ber / 8la0et, fplgen-
De nermere Smtale, iom / Be
tragtning at bans itore @irfefreos
meoens ban ferbeoes iblanbt os,
mao anies at bore al alminoelig
%sSnteresie.
On al 8eroens6pen gbicagos
tioliglte banife Nionerer, 8ornbol=
meren &aptein 2onis &obma1n
Sobnion, el1er, iom bans egentlige
geabn bar, 2utberi S. &obmann. er
.afgaaet Deo 9poen / fit Siem, Scr.
I614 Mortb MaD 5treH, gbicogo,
|iom ban Babbe eief og beboet 1ioen
8egDnoelien al 70=Narene. 4ap-
TEN Sobnion bar ben pngite % Sen
|iiof lebenoe al lin Generation af
ben nabnlig paa BET lpolige Born
bolm fie11ota 6amilie Robmann al
bbilfm Der enonn finoes Dngre
|5lpgtleo og Sioegrene baaoe pao
8ornbolm og a1ore 5feoer Dan;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

9ete bliber rimeligbis fiofte
Gang ii eiaiter bette imnffe Steo,
ioef Mr. % Mrs. aar{en agter at
|fplge paa @rltno Of Mloer for af
be1lebe &elten al 6eres Sage /
gpen 8il6 Moie.
5urel fra @ilo Moie til @ou-
POGO bar oeilig ben fmuffe Cont
mermorgen % tro6g Sc bic 8affffer
og iaroeoe geie bleD 9ejien pao
% Mil giort / ~ gime i SO %
Mug. @i Itaroieoe poa 8roen peo
ben flare grpitaI Miper, tog ct 8il=
leoe af utbe Dis Someiteao", bpor
Mrs. Gbas. g. Gbriitenfen Tom
8arn brog ino meb fine Soralore
og begDn6te 3ionerlipet.
S 8a11poca i%ta1oie6e hi ct 8ar
Gage Dos Nicolai % Stine 2arien
4 BET lille biltoriffe 9ns beo Sba=
Dom Safe, .bbor beres Sober, sri
ifolema116en Sreo 2orien booze ina
mango @ar % bpor faa mango
|fie1ote banIfe Mpno nbo @jeitfri=
|be0, beriblanot Sorfatterne Mnton
Niellem S. 2nnge, @rltnotbig oa
mango an0re, baaoe 2pg og 2ero.
@or naite Sur, ct 8ar 9age eff
ter, gift til Mortblal16, % Meil, bbor'
hi aflag0e en- Gftermiooagspiiit bos
Mr. og Mrs. 2ars 2aria1. SCI
TOM poa oenne Sur igjennem 8p-
erne Sfan6inoben, 8 Mil fro 8au=
paca (go6 @ej), Soda 10 Mil fra
8al1paca (ogiaa go0 8eD; &e1ten
|uf 8eien, s MiI, er minore goo, %
paa en- Strefning1 bbpr SEN bleb
reporere, belt elenoig.
&aa Siemtl1ren gift III r6 til
|2ocfslep Soil be0 Chain o Safes.
sbbor Ri bleb Natte11 ober bos Dor
5en, Size @bouffeur", Tom Der
bob6e ilaaet Zig neo me6 fin So
mile / EN- @illa for ct &ar Tiger.
Sen ii6lte 8art al 8eien beruo.
bar noget al BET melt %elen6ige, hi
oplepeoe paa belle Gurer, og taller
life gobt for 2ocfslep &al'5 Srem-
tbs. S 8aupaca .bar- hi @je1ter
pos Scr. og Mrs. SSames &asm1,s=
fen, Scr. % Mrs. 6. Mnberien og
Scr. og Mrs. Sreo Sprgenien.
@eien fra 8aupaca, .ober 9ib=
.foib, Sonb 6n Sac, 0conomoboc,
Safe @enebo til Daft Sort, gbica<
go, er: goo: og bleb at Mrel gbrt-
ltenian oa Samilie tilbagelagt / Is
noen min0lte 6%orbinoring,
en- Diitance paa benpe6 235 Mil,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

|giife 5eminar, inbe11 .ban CT fulot
til at blipe 3reit.
SSa, inaba11 .er oct an6re Steoer
ber i Mmerifo / Sen ll1tberife Strife.
Men cr bo life 9foletioen oltfpr
lang, bill Mltnof flere iperge. Seq
ogs ma11ge n1e0 mig bill lnare ct be-
|itemt Nej. :Nf bpa0 Der i Sioens
|2pb for gaaet for fig i1,oenfor ben
friitne &irfes @renler bar hi arm1e
Mennelfer bapt goo 2ejligbeo til at
|lGre, at lfal oct goo. rigtig fremao
meo Mrbejoet for 9ialenes Trlle,
iaa bebpber Sc enfelte. lofole. Me=
nigbeoer / lin Mminoeligbe0 Manb
til &rGlter, Der bnr maottet lare
fig at ituoere baarot ! mango Mnr,
ioo oe fl1noe faa Snoiigt. og.. @r=
|faring nof til at begDnDe Sen big
|tige og banifelige &ralte= og Size
leldrgergjerning meo.
@borbel Set er ianot, at 11on1=
penbte l111ge Menneifer Tan gao en-
lanaporig 2e1e. og 5tubietib .igielt:
mem Deb Ell gob Yr9lteifole og be
1toa olle @fsomcner fra benne meb
gob &arofter, ifjpnt Sc pon @r1lnI
|af ocres ltombenote 5inostil1tanb
life bpr iettes / 8rnItegierning,
laa maa ri oog paa SEN a1toen Sioe
life oberie eller glemme, at De fun
alminbeligt begabeoe nnge Men1e=
fer, Ser er troen6e og. bill bere
8relter, bebsher at le1e, og ltllberl
baar0t / mango Mur, inoen Sc for
faa S11oitgt og @rfaring NOT til al
begpnoe oeres 2iosgierning meo.:
Sermeo ct bog ilet fife iogt, al
6et ct. nrigtigt at la6e Wenneifer.
Ser fltn bar facet nogle fan Nars
Sorbere6elie BERTH paa Ell 8relte:
ifo1e, bliDe &rai ter, iaafremt o.
bar friitelig 2ibserfaring / en- 0e
l16ltr9fning og ct mere ems almi11:
oeligt begabeoe meo Senfe= og Ga
leebne. Set ct 0erfor go0t og ben
iigtsmpsiigt for @l1os &iges Sag
at Ser beo 6e mango larlfilte 3ra
ite1foler, 1om er at finbe inbenfol
Sen l11tberife 4irfes @ranler Ter
Mmerifa ogiao er M%n1e0ning ii
paa nogle faa Mar for el0re frozen
Sc Man6 at blibe oplerte til a
fnnne uofpre Sjeneite iom 8re
tier.
81. S. "a m,
5tapleburlt, Neb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
Srinitatis @eminarinm..

N9bnte Sfole, ion 9a11Ife / Sine
rita bDgge6e % in0bieoc / Maret
1886, for at Sen ifl1l6e bore EN-
nooonnelicsonitaH for ltnge Men=
neifer, Ser 1tben bilbe bore 8reiter
|blan6t 9anife / Mmerifa, CT / Mo=
ret 1899 bleben omoonnet til at
bore flere a116re Giug ems 8rglte=
|ifp1e. Ser ct tillige ll6oannelfes=
an!talt for 0em, Ser bill in6 / Sor=
retningslibet, Ser bill bore 5t10en=
ter beo .amerifan1fe Stotsnniber1tte=
ter, og bemz ser bill bore 2erere
og .29rerin6er / Sc .amerifan1fe
8prne1foIer.
S 1888 ontog Sfoleoireftionen
for Srinitatis Seminorirm en- 2e=
re- og 5tuoieplan for &ra1telfolen,
ser bar l1borbejbet al 2prer 81. S.
9obm, og efter benne &lan blep
Ser arbeioet / s Mar, oltiaa til Sfo=
%1eaarets u0gmg om Soraaret
1896. Sm gfteraaret 1896 og
|ginter= og Soraars Maaneoerne
1897 bolotes Ser ingen Sfole /
|8luir: thi / Bette SfDlenur bar 2p=
rere og Gleper ollie flptteoe til @lf
|&orn, Soma, poa @runo al, at &ro=
|feslor 8. q. Big, ser Dor falbet
It'll at bore 8eltDrer for og tbeolo=
gift 29rer be6. Srin. Gent, life
fun6c flDtte til 8loir fgr ON Otter
ouret 1897.
Sen / 1888 al 5foleoirefttionet
for Grin. Gent. beotagne 2erez og
l5tu6ieplan bar iaalebes, at 5fplen
bub6e ct 8roieminnr Cen forbere-
6en6e Mf6elingl Tom oct tog 4 Mar
for @leberne at arbeioe fig igien=
mem, og iaa bab6e BEN be6 Sioen
LAT en- tbeologtff Mf6eling, 1om Set
tog tire Mar at fomme igiennem.
Observation-Disclosures bar iaaleoes
%in6rettet, at Ser fu11be iettes et
&ar &las1er til SEN rben at gribe
bet minoite f%oritDrrer6e in6, naar
l5folen funoe faa 29rerfrefter moi
BERTH. Monr bette bIeb m1ligt, bill
6e BET oltfaa tage 6 Mar at glen
nemgaa Sorbereoelien til 8aabe'
gpnbel1en al tbeologiif Stuoium.
Saabibt fun6e Gfolen babe be.
ret ollerebe on @fteraaret 1897, ON
man bil6e bobe arbei6et for Ser
/ oenne &etning. @n0m / 1915 e1
ben beller life fo1nr1er Ina blot
enom tager set fun a glor at glen.
1emgaa &roie1ninariet peo Grin
6em.
90 sfolen iioen 1899 bar foae
minoit 8 flere forifielliee Sor1naol
END at oplare De u11ge til at blint
8rait tel, iaa bar 8ralteifoleafoelin.
gen, Der beitaar of 8roiemirorie
log ben tbeologiife Nfoeli11g, lis:
.loernnoer belle Chen iioen so SCI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

11emfere. Com ct @fSempel fal
%anfpresi; at BON Ell @ang baboe inb-
tnget en- 2aoming i fit 5fib / en- bis
Sabn, men Wan6ifobet negte6e at
gaa meo 5fibet til ~8e}temmelfesfe.
Oct, meo minbre oct bIep tiltaaef
Ell betpoelig Sorbejelie .af @pren.
,aaptejn Sobnlon .afilpg bette paa
BET beltelnteite, betalte Manoifabef
bets Mfregning til 9ato og afffeoi-
geoe BET. @borefter BON leeoe iejl
fDnoige Sabnearbejoere / 2anb til
at bielpe fig meo at faa Sfibet no
Iaf. Sabner og iphe Sell til. So
bette bar beigrget ienbte ban Dem i
|2an0 og iatte :411rien moo Chicago
8eo fine to 5tprm9n6s % 5tetparz
tens SjGlp ferte BON Sfib og 2aoz
ming fiffert / Sabn n en- 8eorift,
Der par ret eneltaaen6e / S11oi9iei
|lao1ens 91ltor1e, og 1on1 bleD megef
omtalt i Sen amerifanife Nres1e.
Otter at 4aptein Sobnion / 25
Mar babbe fgrt 5fibe poa Be 5tore
FSnoieer, forlilte rgitp Of gbiengo1
tnoer en- orfanagtia 5form / Ma=s
cfinam=5trpbet 0e6 Sen Qeilia=
beo omfom nalten bele 8elatnin=5
gen en-. al oe faa reo6eoe bar
&optein Sobnion felb, ibet ban bIeb
frellt beo ct Mirafel. Men bette
bleb ct @er1oepunft i bans 2ip-
BON beill,tteoe at opgibe Open og
|faa fat Sorobnn6 unoer Sgooerne.
San bqngte 5b0beiten paa 8eg-
gen, let1gte Be Iange 5pltgbIer
ober 8orb og gift in6 / 5prretnings=
Tibet | Chicago, Dborbans gamiIie
og bans Stem paa Nortb Map Str.
benteoe bam, og ODER 80 Mar Drep
ban misunderstanding Der, bel
fjen0t og afbol0t / en- bis &rebg af
ale Mationaliteter, men iarlie
blan6t 5fanbinaberne, blar6t bDem
bans oierbe Ml1nterbeo og SSrng-
oefommet1beo ban0t bam taIrige
8enner. SON bar EN- iuno og fittarff
Nut11r, og fgrH / Dc ft0ite Nar af
bans 2ebetio bleb BON romt al eng
Don't iom omiioer Iagbe bom i Gro
ben.
So @ange, iioite. Gang for ONT
trent 6 Mar iioen, beiggte aaptem
Sobnfon fin Jeoee, bpis 9proa
ban, troos oe mango Mars Sraba=
relfe og troos bans ppperlige SER
reoamme ober set engelfe Sprog,
talte rent og l1forfoIifet.
s&aptein Sobnfon bar gift toi
@ange, og oberlebes al fin iioffe
Snitrn, Der bar fgbt i Morge og till
bgrte en- gammel norif Moelsbonoes
familie beo Mabn grosfeh famt af
{ 8grnl 3 al fgrite og 4 Of anbet
9Ggteffab, alle bofsne. San tic.
bprfe Srimrreroroene1t og flere an
ore Soreringer, / bbilfe ban bar
mega affftitbtt interesieret.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

0i5i 9iIIeoer tom bog !
8etragtni1B heb Observation-Disclosures
for altnlt, % Be 10 lite bar uoiiI-
|leoe1 &utitmnfnet.
loltiIIernes Mepreientant, Sr.
arup, meooeIer, at Solget al bans
tie l16itiIlingsgienltanoe can
Srancisco lan9t opergaar Salget
|beo noeen fpr afbolbt fulfilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

u5pem e. 8aIlets Drumming !
Mften?" fpnrgte bun fin @abaIler.
Son Git en- Rnnoe giennem 90
len for at ie efter, men 50 ban Tom
tilbage, lao bun life tic sen SIDE,
.bbor BON bar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06
Snif Dor 8oabanbeI.

Mle 8gser fra bort Eager ienoeg
~portofrit meo 8affeppif eller 81
preisi men Bnifer man gaffen as
@illreret maa 5 Gents efstra mebfgI.
&c geiillingen.
6asmnsien 8n6. en-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-06

!ttulA W ]tIt SleUeI 2tlleEllQ.
Sans to 8rpore, 9ans SSergen og
&eter 8obmann nf 8oulsfer Sogn,
og bans enelte Splter, Mrs. Snlia=
ne @ibI af Snogebef, en- ollie of
gaaet peb. Dgben fpr bam, Dem iio=
ite for ca. 12 Mar iioen / Minne=
applis, Minn. !.
@amle &optein Sobnfpn,: ser
par en- fien6t Sfiffelie Il nabnIig
IDen Glore 6anife &oloni / @bicogo,
fopnaaeoe en- Mloer .af 70 Mar;; ban
bar feot / &oulsfer. 5ogn 1886.
i6an TOM tioligt tilfps, ieileoe ct
8ar Mar meo banife 5fibe / Sc
biemlige Sarbonoe, men toni / 90
Mars Ml6eren til Mmerifu. Sans
Waal bar 5an Srancisco, bbor BON
bente0e at mg6e fin pl6re @ro0er
!, 8eter &obman11, Tom opbol6t fig !
CALIFORNIA / @ul6perio6en". Me11
ban 11aaeoe life faa lnngt moo
georb; ban tom inb til Sen meri=
fanlfe .Sapbrgt, fra bbis Sopne Seem
9rleons, MobiIe pg anore 5teoer
ia1nt @uba BON ieileoe / flere Star.
9erbe0 font ban iabnlig / en- alt
anoef ems bebagelig 8er6ring me0
bet forub for Ben omerifonIfe 8or=
gerfrig Derifen6e NegeriIaberi. Oct
te biorag biltnof til, at ban f6gte
fra 6e iDblige SlabeItater op moo
Noro og fog SDre paa 5eilifibs=
floaoen poo Be itore Sn6ieer; BON
oanneoe fig ct Silent / @bicago, me-
bens 0enne 8D e1t0nu bar / fin
8oroen og nRlten belt ufjenbt. SON
bar en- 6Dgtig og nforferoet 81
man0, Ser burtigt abancereoe op til
I5tDrma1o, og allereoe / 1867, alt=
ina fun 81 Mar gammel, fit ba1,
I5fib at fore.
Sons fprte Sfuoe bar Semmer.
ifonnerten v5cbocff" al Gbicogo
iom git / Sart pau Buffalo og an:
Ore al @apnebperne paa 6e ltore
5per. Otter flere Mars 5prerifaf
al bette 5fib f%orlilte bo1t meb be1
nnoer en frpgtelig 5torm pod erie:
Sn6ibens Gmaoo-aplt; 5fibet blet
fotalt 8rag, men belle @eietninget
reobeoes / 2ano otter itore 2i6el.
fer.
Sort Sis efter bleb ban betrpe1
|Stillingen iom &aptein for ct al
De iml1ffe1te 5fibe paa 9per11e, Ser
ltore tre1na1teoe Sfonnert uGitD o
Gbicago". Dette 5fib fprte BON
mango Mor og .opnaaeoe Mnerfien.
6elie iom en- at De bDgtigite, paa:
lioeliglte, men ogiaa en- af De sri:
itigite 5fibsfgrere / Snbi9farten
Der anieS for minolt lige lna banffe
Zig iom 5g1a6ien paa 9ceamet, ibe1
De bnrtige og plllolelige. 8ejrfor:
an6ringer filler itore &rab til
lSfibsfgrernes 5pmanosfpnoigbel
og &aaofnarbeo / ~banifelige Sor:
bolD, nnoer plltoieligt opltaaer6,
%ilbeir.
9m bans oriitige 5eilaoier mel
lem oe f~orffiellige Snoi6bapne mel
bette prngtige 5ftb og ONT bnrs
gbne til at flare fig i fnebre Sen
binger baaoe i Sabn og paa 5ge1
gaar Der ben Dag / Sag Sraiag1
blan6t nabnltg5 Ben elbre Genera
tion al ~Snoig=5 Sal
bar en- egfe 8or1lbolmer1 en- llloer
ietiig, breoffnloret Sentanostppe
legemsItarf og biGefrnftig. Mabn
Zig bette aarafffterfraf tom off
frem n16er bans Rarriere ion
Sfibsf6rer Dan CAB aIorig op
bbob ban baboe lat fig for at glen
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1915-12-09
Proposal Of Miss Butterfly to Go as
Army Nurse Met Little Oppos''
ton From Mother.

The modern well-to.do mother said
to her daughter:
"Have you scattered everything
about your room until it has hope
less air of confusion?"
II have, mother"
Have you taken all the towels out
of the linen closet and strewn them
over the bathroom floor?"
Eyes, mother"
Have you had lot OF extra things
charged to your dear papa that ne
doesn't know about?"
Eyes, mamma"
"And exceeded your allowances?
Eyes, mamma"
"Then don't you think you ought 10
do something serious?"
II do, mamma, and l think 1T would
be Just beautiful to be Red Cross
nurse. You know, read aloud quite
we'll, and it would be so delightful to
sit by the bedside Of those charming
soldiers and smooth their brows AND
it would help to bring out my charac
ter, wouldn't it, mammal"
Her dear mother was thoughtful FOR
a moment. Then she replied sweetly:
Eyes, darling; and, besides, 1t would
give US such rest.'-L1fe.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1915-12-09
FERMENTED BRAN IS UNSAFE
French Experimenters Find Thai
When Stored In Heap During
Winter Months II Ferments.

Bran when stored in bulk sometimes
ferments, so THAT it causes digestive
trouble when fed to animals. French
experimenters year or two ago fount
that when bran was stored in heal
for four or five months during the
winter it tended to form into Jumps Oh
the outside of the heap, and on the in
side the Jumps became darkened, and
in some cases black.
These experimenters, from analy
ses of different types of bran. thought
that they could determine bran fit fos
use by what is known as the aciditJ
test.
Bran which, according to this test
contains less than IS per cent of acid
is O. X. That which contains from II
to 80 Ter cent Of acid is safe to use
but it soon becomes unsafe. Thai
which contains more than 80 per cent
of acid is considered unfit for food.-~
Wallace's Farmer.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1915-12-09

stops at nothing! HIS even robbed
Market Square church of six million
dollars!"
Calls head suddenly went up in
startled inquiry. She wanted sti1 to
defend Allison; but she dreaded what
was to come.
I'VE wouldn't sell him Vedder court
at his price; so he took it from us at
six million less than he originally Of
fered. He did that by a trick, too"
All three women looked up at him in
breathless interest.
"He had the city condemn Vedder
court" went on Sargent. IF he hud
condemned it outright for the Munich
pal Transportation company, he wo1ald
have had to pay us about the amount
of his original offer; but his own pri-
vate and particular devil put the idea
into his head that the Vedder court
tenements should be torn down any.
how, for the good Of the public! So
he had the buildings condemned first,
destroying six million dollars worth
Of value; then he had the ground con-
demned! Tim German probably got
about a million dollars for that hu-
manitarian job!"
A wild fit of sobbing startled them
all.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1915-12-09
Education City Girls Miss.

City girls of any class rarely II ever
have any domestic education or train
ing, unless they get it in their schools
They are taught the boundaries of the
United States and the source OF the
Nile; they learn that II you buy prod.
ucts at a certain price and sell at a
higher you make money. but what to
do with the money when you make it
no one discusses. 1t is all making
money or things. never tho right use
of money or things. that is impressed
upon boys and girls from their primary
class on to the bitter end. The chill
dren of well-to-do families in smaller
places have opportunities for educa-
ton in the real things of life which
these others often lack. but since our
erandmother's day education and train
ing in home affairs within the hom"
walls has been neglected to dan
eerous degree.-Woman's World.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1915-12-09
Cramming Machine In Operation.

mouth to keep it open. The tube il
placed in the mouth and the bird il
gently drawn on until the end OF the
tube reaches the crop, the neck be
ing elongated as much as possible
The lever bar is gently lowered by the
foot and the food is thus forced into
the crop. One hand Is kept on the
crop and as soon as it is sufficiently
full the foot is removed from the lever
and the bird is gently removed.
The operator soon learns to know
when the crop is full. No states
amount that should be fed to an ipAl
vidual can be given, for the quantity
varies with the size Of tho crop.
Great care should be taken in pre-
pairing tho feed to soc that there arr
no Jumps, for the tube Is small and
easily becomes blocked.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1915-12-09
HOW TO PICK GOOD feeder"
To Make Profitable Gains in Feed Lot
Steers Must Possess Beef Char
acteristics in Makeup.

fBy JOHN L. TORMEY. Wisconsin Ell.
pertinent Station.)
Steers, if they are to make profit
able gains in the feed lot, must have
beef characteristics wide, strong
back and a large heart girth.
They must have a strong frame and
plenty of room for the vital organs,
for an animal with weak constitu'
ton cannot hold up through the feed.
ing season.
A wide head and muzzle usually in
dicates good feeding qualities.
Short legs, heavy hind quarters and
arched ribs are essential to the feed
ing animal.
The skin should be reasonably thick.
soft, and covered with heavy coat
Of hair.
The animal should have straight
back and low set appearance, due to
the depth of the body and short legs.