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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

Flru VA, sssn quiet, with buyers and sellers
apsr The strength 10 wheat caused m4efs 70
advance quo atOu, quite generally oui ouyes'
No wsre not iusnel 90 psy the price, ssAed
BJCKWTiEAT FLOCR.-Msrast Jul. s. . Per 100
b. Rye FLOUR rrm iaiI 10 GOOD .2ovafs..s'
choice 20 ianey S. s0Hs5 IS. corr NAL Lrin.
k1In dried 1sT5SssS0 BAG Neal arm, hne
White AMI yenOH. SliJ. coarse, SO I'll
Lsay, u,d !. ~. 10. so c0I. m.ddlinss DO Sai9o,
red 90. der 40 ID sa.hs. s.. Western 'eAy
bran l0O 10 sacks $3.50 S-5. stanaaf- miA-
dua.s 90 iZ2 ss.s$lt lJuf midi 10, DOB. ~
rel los hJII I4O u ss1As. S-si5. OH mc@- sfV9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

special liverpool eAblss spo, cotton moderate
demand sAlss. 5000 baies speculation and export.
eco American. 5000 Import. 5000. American.
00G. mid upland SD Futures opened quist s,
2a3 point, ADVANCE. closed steady on month,
ard quiet OF distant at net advance ~ points
% a declln. 81 ia December Tssc. JNluGry FEB.
rusry ale. Mach April. see; May June. i.g6nci
july August ilec OrTobsr November sS2ho.
ManchesteT-Y Ans ern. clous IN moiersie demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

THURSDAY. DECEMBER q. 1915.

Exchange
Wednesday, Si60O0
January ss3osOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

pr snnun on sums from s. 10 $4,000,
psystle on and after Jan. H. 1915. De-
roslis made on OF before Jau. 10 Will draw
Interest from Jan. I.
WILLIAM II. LOCKWOOD. President.
HENRY r. BRINCKERHOFF Secretary.
FREDERIC C. MILLS. Cashier.
opsa 10 20 3: Non. 10 20 Z sat. 10 70 IL.
ACCOUNTS or SOCIETIES ACCEPTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

REST FINANCIAL PLAN ron PURcHAsr oy
country homes explained 10 Love Ola Nasa.
rins County Home League No 70 wsss s2d u.
Dept IN. Y. C. Phone sseo Mad 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
'asritsn Telephone 8 Telegraph Co.

4 dividend Of Two Collars per share will
ssia On baiurds/. January 10. isis. %
-, <hDiesrs % record a. the close 81 bUsi-
- sa FficsT. December 81. 1915.
q. - MILNE Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
18TH sESII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
UNION SQUARE SAVINGS BANK
THREE AND ONE.HALf PER CENT.
No. 20 Union Square.

A DIVIDEND has been declared for the
on months ending Dec. 81. 1915, on all
s.posts enttled thereto az the rate OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

Rails Snow Strength.
IN yesterdays stock market the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

The local mArk< for so. cotton vas aulei and
points !OWes a. ll0jc Tor Inldd.ng upland. Saies
Receipts a. the ports and interior poins viii
coulpansOns follow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24
FOR PLAYGROUND
WORK IN THE CITY
SUPL RVISOR IN SAVANNAH MAY
COME TO ORGANIZE IN
BRUNSWICK.

The following was received by many
Brunswick people yesterday:
You are cordially invited to take
part in the singing OF the following
carols at the community Christmas
tree on Forsyth playground on the
night Of December "a, 1915.
20 Little Town Of BE- .hlehem"-Mu
sic by Lewis Redner
There's a Song in ,the Air Music
by Karl Harrington.
Holy Night! Silent Eight!-Music
by Franz Gruber.
at Came Upon the Midnight Clear
Music by Richard s Willis.
"Hark! the Herald angels Sing"
Music by Mendelssohn
20 Come All Ye Fai hfuI'-Portu-
gese National Air.
Montague Cannon Ina A. Pape,
G, G. Beck executive committee.
The above invitation vas received
by the president of the 'arent-Teach-
ers' association of this { p. The pro-
gram is complete, but 70 TX Of space
only the titles Of the sos are given.
Mr.. Cannon, superlia p" of PLAY
grounds in Savannah, haa ro"H -
communication with this organization
regarding a trip TO Brunswick in the
interest Of playground work. Mr.. Gam
mon writes:
The National Playground associa-
ion is planning to have a field secre-
tary in this section soOn. In a recent
letter wrote the association what you
have in mind. The agent of the asso-
citation is to come to Savannah first
TO consult with me regarding a gen
eral campaign and The cities that are
the best prospects. shall be glad
to convey any information or requests
you may send me regarding Bruins
wick"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24
SERVICES IT THE
LOCAL CHURCHES
CONE o. Trr--f ANNOUNCE OR.
DER Or 5ERECES FOR THE
CnE{1I.iA5 PERIOD.

Christmas services St Marks
church First service at 1876 Christ
.ca eyr. 4..e -...'r will begin The pro-
&C.. nj d, Ten minutes to twelve and
the .s- ropca all the congregation
Wi, b. d. nor places at the stroke
Of twelve.
This n.dniP service has become
one Of The most popular services Of
the whole year with great number
of pcOp.e besides those who are mem
bers Of ST. Marks parish. and every
one is cordially invited. especially the
young men. Many who only attend
services once a year come on this
occasion, and the rector urges all
Christian people who may not be GO
ing elsewhere to their respective places
OF worship % at least try and pay this
tribute Of respect to the Christ Child
by coming 10 The midnight service and
giving thanks 10 the Father Almighty
for the gift Of His son whose birthday
we keep at this most Holy Season.
The second service viii be at II
O'Clock on Christmas day at which
time the music Of the night before
Will be repeated. A vested choir Of
% will render the music.
Services On Sunday, the feast day of
St Stephens. Holy communion 1870.
Sunday school 9:45. Morning service
at II and evening prayer at O'Clock.
Al the 9:45 scrvic" the children viii
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24
WORKERS RAISING
NEARLY A MILLION
SEEKING TO SECURE GREAT
FUND WITH WHICH TO FIGHT
TUBERCULOSIS

Nearly S2,500,000 has been raised by
Red Cross Christmas seals in the last
seven years. and yet many people who
will buy these holiday stickers at this
eighth annual sale do not know how
the charity stamp idea originated.
1t was war that brought forth the
charity stamp-Our Civil War OF 81 to
60. Some of your grandmothers first
played "postoffice" with stickers sim
lar to Red Cross seals, way back in
1862, when they conceived the idea of
selling stamps at fairs for the benefit
of the relief funds for the soldiers
elsewhere Nearly $1,000,000 was rails
ed in this way before 1865. After the
war this method of raising money was
discontinued in this country for a gen
Grafton although it found vogue in
Portugal Switzerland, Austria, France
Spain, Denmark, Norway, Russia Swe-
den and other European countries.
| There are now several thousands of
different types Of charity stamps used
| in all parts of the world as many as
forty ""'9.- r~"A in Austria for chill
G.C.'a Tsp = $ alone.
Stamps or -,aIs We g first used to
/ get money for the an tuberculosis
crusade in Norway and Sweden in
| 1904. To Jacob Riis the well-known
social worker of New YCck, and to
Miss Emily p Bissell, tie energetic
secretary of the Delaware Red Cross,
| jointly belong the honor or originating
our American Red CroG s Christmas
seal. In 1907 NJ. Riis' Interest was
aroused by the receipt of Christmas
tuberculosis stamp on a letter from
| Norway. He published an article about
/ this queer looking stamp in the Out
look. and suggested some possible uses
for it in this country. Miss BisSell at
lOnce saw an opportunity here and pre-
pared a stamp from the sale of which
her society realized $4,000 for tuber-
cuosis work.
So impressed was she with this sue
cess that she induced the American
Red Cross to take up the sale in 1908
on national basis.
1t is fitting to note that war, inhu-
man and cruel, was the mother of the
Red Cross seal, and that now war for
humanity against disease brings it
bach 10 lis fullest usefulness
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24
sing Christmas hymns.
X. f.. BOYKIN, Rector
ST. James Lutheran Church.

Gloucester street, corner Wolf.
Christmas day. Saturday morning:
Morning service at II O'Clock. Sun
day school at 10 am. Christmas serv-
ice with special parts for children and
young people; Sunday evening at
half past seven.
Watchnight service, Friday night
December 81 from II till midnight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24

The Majestic Cigar, made only with
the best tobacco grown in Cuba, by j..
NJ. Prim. Men who are judges of a
real good smoke buy the Majestic"
Sold at all drug stores.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24

The cheapest advertising on
earth is the Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24

Just arrived Jones Dairy farm
sausages and sliced bacon Order
quick-Thos. kearney.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-12-24

Just arrived Jones Dairy farm
sausages and sliced bacon. Order
Iuick- ThoG. Kearney.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Gin amfri1ti8er 8el8ter.

Gie 1i1nes peroffentlidt lalt
6ranff. 3tg. folgenoen 8rief oes bell
giiden 9onfiers Sracqut: Sbr gng-
la11oer bebouptet, oaB SIR n11S ntd)t
belfen fom1tet, oenn oaolrd milroet
ssbr r11r Sen 0ei11o unteritiibet. Sbr
bebntptet, 6ob Sbr sen Safen bon
Mntmerpen blodieren miibt, neil Ger
5Sei,ro lonlt anoere @ortbeile 5ieben
1piiroe. SIR bebal1ptet, oab STR nns
fein @elo ididen f0n11t, meil es loalt
in sic Sanoe oes Seinoes tane. 80
fabeu MIN sic De1tlben, 5ran5oien
uno gnqla1roer Elm eiiernes 8aro INN
uns geldmiebet. &ein 8elgper tamt
obne grloubniB ser straightforward
oas 2auo perlallen o6er 6as 2ano be-
treten, un6 10 maren iteben Millio-
men Meniden SET gr0Bten geotb aus
qelebt. Inter goriit oes merifani.
lhen uno oes ipaniiden @elanoten
lit oann eine @~ilfsaftion eingelest
tporoen, poourd) uni r &olf Dor Sen1
&ungerstooe bepobrt blieb. Inter
omerifaniider 6logge empfi1gen mir
2ebensmittel, sic our6 Sammlltngen
5ulommengebrodt moroen finb., 0aS
a1nerifaniide Golf batte Die Soee ge-
foBt u,eo Sic Organization fir oen
gr6bten She'll ser 2ebens- un6 @elo'
mitteI 5ltlta11oe gebradt. Sbr eng
Timber bobt oas leoigli6 gebilligt
sos int Nean1e,1 Ser Menidli@feit Die
lie ginf11br nidt berbinbert meroe.
Sollono offnete uns 51 oieiem 3nede
feline @re115en uno belgiibe 8eboroe1
pertbeilten oos @eidenfte. 8as tbut
1el1tidlano? 9eutldlano beripra6,
ooB oltb nidt Elm &orn bon bieiem
Sabre outrd feline Sruppen nit Sc
idlog belegt >per0en iollte, un6 bat
oieles geripred)en gebalten. SHE oeut-
idpe 8eb0rbe bat lire Srl1ppen logar
ieoe @eqlilition BON 2ebensmitteln
in ienen 9i1triften b%erboten, no Die
ei,1gefiibrten 2ebensmittel CUR Ser
tbeilltng g%elangten, oamit ni6t etma
arf l1mpegen irgen6 etpas bon Der
Mfalie oem 6eere 5ugute fomme. Mnf
oiele @eiie lit our9 Sic @emiibungen
bes SiIfsfomitees nnb 1nierer 6einOe
Sos belgiide golf fir einige 3eh Dor
oe1n Mergiten betpabrt geblieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Ternipreder gibt iett ole aornman'
lnna ufra Nqnhndt1tnnPn 01lrh.

1ernfpred)er gibt lett ole aon1man'
Dos un6 9eobadtl1ngen olrh.
u3ebn Meter 3l tt1r5, Seite gut"
- ugldt Maeter nbbre6en finf We-
ter linfs." go gebtes tpeiter. SSn.
3tpiiden ober pfeifen Die S%nfanterie-
fugeln barribnrf iber ieinen 8opf.
SdroppneM frepieren NIT obren5er-
reibemoem Small, uber inn bon tpet.
tenn fiinoigt ii@ elm idtperer grrrn'
mer b1lrh maieitdtiif6es 8nuide11 an
um-bums> fadnt er neben ben Serr1'
ipreber in 6en @raben. Ser &alten
tit 3erriifen uno oariiber liegt IN fei-
mem 8lute ser Sernipreder, ben
M1tnb nod inn Io6e 81 ener Wfel=
b11ng geoffnet. 81 FOLDER Stanobaf-
tigfeit brardt es befonoere @igenz
idaften. Ser Snfarteriit I'M @raben
idieBt uno tpebrt ii9. Der Sernipre>
d)er aber Iiegt mebr1os i'm &egen Der
@ei6oiie, Inn 6urd Ben elettriiden
Strom sic Berbinoung bon 8eobad-
ter u1r6 8atterie gu bermitteln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Mar ipridt ,rb idreibt 10 picl

Man ipridt nnb idreibt 10 biel
iiber sic Motb un6 6as gleno in 8el-
glen un6 .beranitaltet groBe Samm-
l11ngen> iiber sic Motb unb bas gIe1o
in @uiiiid@ un6 @oli3ien aber
b0ren tpir nidts. l1n6 6o9 fat bort,
no@ melt mebr als in 8eIgien, ser
@rieg fem mitleioiges 8iitben in
blutigen 8igen o1f Die @efiI6e &C.
fdrieben. Die @ertpiiitunger ooieIbit
umfaiien Elm @ebiet, tpeldes bier
Mul 10 grob lit uls gan3 8eIgien.
u&ein @rafal,er Giiritbif@of, Tam
6us Moab 6es Sammers uno bes
glenoes fdil6ern, man muB 6as a1<
les NIT eigenen Mugen geieben uno
bemeiien boben." Die aniirten-
freunolide Hreiie bot ober bieriiber
fein @ort 5u mel6en, bergieBt 6es.
bolb ni@t etne ein5ige ibrer &rofo-
6%ilstbrdnen. 8emitIeioet oieIe 8reiie
ettpa. 8elgien muir oesbolb, meil oie=
les 9ono 6urd gnglano's @erfioie
Sen sS1tereien Sobn 8uu's geopfert
tplr6e?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Ser Ternipre1er int
&riege.

uMu6 Sic 6ernipredtruppe bot
rid)t me1rig gum @elingen beS @arr
5en beigetrogen," 10 bteB es in einem
gerid)te ilber sic erfolgreiden Saint
pfc bei 5oilipns. Dieles ge1piiierma-
ben omtlid)e Sob lenft sic 0ffentlide
Mnfmerflamfeit onf 0ieie perbaltnibe
maBige 1relte Iruppe. Cine Ser mo=
0ernen @r0Ben, oie in 6ieiem 5elo5ug
cufgetoudt iinb> lit Ser 6ernipredber.
@as maren tpir bier I'M 6el0e obne
Jernlpreder?! Ser 6ernipred)er II
als Menih ge6odt = lei er &anonier
coer Snfanteri1t, lit fem ge1Dobnli6er
@terbIi6er. gr riibmt ii6 beion6e=
rer SSnteligen3, @%etpan6beit, rai6er
Interchangeable, nidt 5ulett peri0n-
lider Ml1tbes. gd1n gar oie &orpS=
6ernipreber! 8eion6ers arsgebil6e-
te 2el1te, sic ol1d ouf Dem tedniihen
Bebiet 6es Selepbontpei ens bei6la-
gen iin6; oftmals Me6anifer, Glef=
trote6mfer, friibere S%elepbontiten IN
@eibaften II. |. 10.
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fabrt onf
ei11em iogenannten 8eobaftungSmas
gen, ser 6as 6ernipredergeratb tragt.
Gin folder @oge1r Ser idtperen Str
tiGerie faBt einen Sernipredtl1nter-
o~ffi5ier nn6 bier 5ernfpreder. St
tpir6, ioboI6 sic Steuung erfu16et
it, borge3ogen, un6 iofort la6en sic
2el1te 6as @erdtb ab, namli6 6ie
Sernipredfaiten uno @abeltragen nit
ie 1000 Meter 9rabt. @ofort miro
6ie @erbin61ng bon ser 8eoboh-
tungsitene 51r uerite0ung berges
felt, in6em Elm Monn nit Ser @a=
beltroge nuf 6em &iiden sen Drabt
einfad abronen ldBt> Sen elm or6erer
5medmdbig berlegt, in6e1n Ell Stra-
ben m0glidit 6urb @odlegung bes
@abels %iberq11ert nr6 aufpaBt, bob
feine mleitung, 6l1r6 8eribrung nit
metonenen @egenltdn6en porfommt.
st Elm 8eobodter, meiit Elm 0ffi8ier,
peit nnd borne borgei6oben, Damn
legen 6ie Sernipreder rof9 gu ibm
bon Der 8otteriebea9h1ngsftene eine
2eitung Dor. Dom fommt Ser Sern-
ipreder oftmols in feim6ltdes 8euer,
unb obne iid uebren gu fonnen, mub
er nrbefimmert ieinen Drabt meiter-
iponner Biz in sic bor6erite S6iibenr
Iinie. 60 trdgt er fem Ebetl 6a3u
BEL, 6uB 6ie geplagte Snfa1terie bon
ibrem groBen 8ru6er @rttuerie rid-
tig 1nteritiibt tper6en fann.
SIM 8ofitionsfrteg, tpte er ii6 iebt
o1f Ser garr8e1r 5ront enttpidelt bot,
ipielt Ser Sernipreder cine Defenders
nidtige @oue. Die @efebliteue etnes
Mrtinerietommmt6errs 1T cine Gen.
trdle bon einem 9ubenb un6 nod
mebr Drdbten, bie ourd tiefen @al6
fi6 fpon1een6, uber sdl1tdten, 8dd-
DIE mn6 @erge IN feline gr6b0lle miitt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

Ser fran50fide So5ialiitenfibrer
@uitape &erpe tpen6et ii@ in Ser in
Haris erideinen6en un6 bon linn re-
6igterten 8eitung @uerre So5iale ge-
gen 6ie BON Dem Mfa6emifer 8arres
gegen sic 3eutiden %erbobenen
@dmabungen, 6ie er 6ur@ 8riefe
fran5oiii6er 5ol6oten %gldn5eno mi
oerlegt. @erbe gibt Sen Deutiden
6aS 8eugniB, 6aB iie iid in pielen
5alen ibren 6ein6en gegeniiber
mabrbaft g%roBmiitbig ermieien ba=
ben. gr erfldrt run6 bera11s, baB
man Dem 6eutiden @olfe einen gro
BEN Mutb, opferlpiqigen Natriotis=
mus nno cine mu11oerpoae Srganiia=
ton nibt abfpreden tonne. au9 in
8elgien mebren lih sic Stimmen, ble
oen Deutiden @ere6tigfeit mioerfab=
rem laiien. Die 8riiiieler 3eitung
8rnreaois proteitiert nit aler g11t=
ihie6enbeit gegen Sic 0eutidfeinOli=
deru Mrttfel, Sic I'M Barrier Sen1ps
in ser 2onboner 9imes uno in Ser
5nr 3eit IN 9on6on erideinen0en ST.
Dependence 8elgique eridei11eL baB
oieie S6mabungen nidt in 8elgien
geidriebe1t per6en> ion6ern bon BEL
giid)en Sournaliiten in ENGLAND uno
6ranfreid. ~9ie 6eutiden 8eboroen
Hn6 Sic 6eutiden Sol6aten," idreibt
6as 8lah mortlid, uleben i'm beiten
~ginbernebmen nit alien 8epolfe=
rungsflalien. @ernidtet miro nid)ts
un6 bertpiiitet ou6 nidt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
9ides, glan5eubes &aar
Grei BON @rinS.
Mabden, perfudt es! 9as 9aar ,pirb
meid, malleno unb berrli@! 8nuft
cine Is Gents 6laidc 9anberine.

@cnn sSbr ettpas nm fdtperes Qaar
gebt. bos gldn5t in Gdonbeit uno jtrablt
bon Qeben. bag cine unpergleidlide
8eidbeit fat uno uaQenb uno ~gldn3eno
lit, beriubt 9anosrine.
SOUR cine Applifntion b%erboppelt bic
Sdoubeit gures !0nares, nebjtoem lott
1te 1ofort ieDen @rnno 3 Yartifel. Sbr
t0nrt fein id0nes @aar nod gefunoes
3aar baben, tpenn Sbr @rilo babt. Sic.
Ter 5dorf raubt ben @lan3 beg 9aares,
5er1t0rt 1eine Stdrfe uno iein etgentlibes
Xeben un0, er3eugt. tpenn man i'm ni6t
beieitigt, cine Sieberbaftigteit uub Elm
SUDDEN Der &opfbaut; bic 4aarrpur5elu
bun9ern aus. l6ien lid uno lterben ob.
Damn fdQt 0as 4anr raid aus. gerfeblt
nidt cine 25 @ents Glaibe bes ¬plz
ton's 9anoerine in ir9euo elmer Mpotbete
gu fnufen un0 oann perfudt es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

sen. Won bier aus beberridt er NIT
leinen gerbin6ungen feline 8atterien,
leitet 6ag Ge1er, peritdr6igt ii6 nit
Ser Snfonterie, NIT Ser 6liegeri to-
ton, beipridt aue MaBnabmen NIT
ben @eneralen obne ei1ren SUB Dor
Sen omoeren ieten gu brand)en4 Das
MnidylubipItem Ser ein5elnen 2eitl1n-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

beIdoiien tperben. Ser Gernipreder
gibt genal1 11ah Mngabe ieines. Off
5iers bic Stelle oes @erfers maf Der
aarte an. @oriidtig mub bon ien-
leits berangeidoiien per6en, oamit
pei Der m0gliden Streu ser @eihoiie
rnb. Nabe .6es 3ieles mht Ser eigre
gdiibengraben getroffen miro. Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

idaa1t ar1geitrengt ourdy's @lns nuf
ben 1000 Meter borliegen6en feinb-
li6en Sdiibengraben. St f%liiitert
DEM Jernipredber feline 8eobadtun-
gen 5n, Ger tie forfeit obne Gebler
meitergibt. Ser Offt5ier fat Dor iid)
einen Minentperfer entbedt. Ser
6ernipre6er gibt es peiter. ct ion
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

gen 1T @ebeimriB beS Sernipreders,
gr meiB ge1,aa1, melde Citation er an
rufen m11B, nm irgen6 einen &c.
toiinidten Mnidll,b gu befommetr. ST
unterbalt lib groBartig nit Genera
len nnb ih,pnu5t ieime1r @ollegen alrf
elmer anoeren Citation an, menn Die
fer nidbt aufpabt. &nr5, er lit @err
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18

oaershlotion
sibt er aber in elmer beidloienen
8atterie, ober I'M molten @1iibengra-
ben, IN uel6en oie idtperen @rana-
ten bineinpolter1l, Damn lit er al1d elm
Selo. @etreu liegt er %, Mun6 nnb
Sbr abpebieln6 am &niten. Ser
geobadter, elm ArtiIerieoffi5ier,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
@an rtimntt feline eisene Mebi5ut, III
Elm Dptimift.


St iebt abiol1tt 3l1tro11er1 in feline
Me6i5in; er tpeiB, tper1t er es nimmt
fir getpiiie @ranfbeiten, er 2inoe-
rung erhalt. 9eute, melde 81. Sings
@eue gntoed111g fir Elm bartnddiges
Salt nebmen, Optimiite fins = lie
tpiien> 6aB oieies &ultemittel in Sic
@epebe ser &eble einoringen, sic Sci
me tooten uro SEN Mot,1rtpeg gum
Sanoeln offnet. SIR fonrt cine CT
faltl1ng nidt bertreiben burd tibet
maBtge 8ebam6lung - SIR ntiBt auf
Die l1riade bes Er11beIs eintpirfen.
|Seio ein Optimiit. &ouft cine Glode
Dr. &ings Scene ertoed1ne be,,te
nod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Smmemdnner=@leioer

SIR merbet itarf peri u@t gu benfen, oab,
tuenn SIR biele jugenoli@en Mooelle iiber=
i9aut, lie Die ein5ige @pe5ialttdt oteler
&leioerf abritanten ltnb. Sic itn6 eng anlie=
9enb an ben &6rper nit jener ei9enen 3n<
rudge5ogenbeit, bic jun9e Mdnaer 9erne
baben. Se0eS @in5elne 5eigt Die biibl@en
8eru6rpunfte sic nur elmer entmerfen fann,
uelber beS jun9en MfanneS eifrige Sheen
peri tebt. @pe3ieQ aus9emdb1te Sabrttate
far jun9e Mdnner, in pel@en bic rei@en
Sarben unb a%n5iebenben SHUTTER por=
rageno ltno.
$3.50 bis $780,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
aleioer tar &dmmer.

Sc gibt cine berrlide 5tplilirun9 in
bielen I'M eru &leibern, mel@e lo9ar Mdn=
ner, pelde Die b0d)ten 8reile ben @@nei<
bern be5ablen, miroi9en. @ei9idtbeit
tann taum beiern @tpl ooer Before &laiie
in Elm Garment bereinbringen. Sic 2inien
zines jeben MobelS iino frdf1i9, aber mdnz
li9. Sic Gabritate iino 10, 6oB Tie
@urem Sinne be5ii9lib oeS T11@nertbeS
entiprsben. Ser S@nitt 1T aleS baS, mas
SIR perlangeu t0nnt, anoernfalls SIR @uz
er @elb bel nrs ni9t lpsmerbet.
$3.50 bis $25.OO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-22
URGES TESTING OF cows.
One-Thirtl of 175,OOO in State Are
"B0arders," DIR. Graves Believes.

One-third of the 175,000 dairy
cows in Washington eat food of more
value than the milk they produce, is
the estimate Of Agricultural Commits
sioner H. T. Graves.
Consequently DR.. Graves is urging
the Importance of the cooperative
work being done by the Washington
State College and the federal depart
ment of agriculture, under the Smith
Lever bill, in organizing COW testing
associations, by which dairymen. by
pooling their stock, can obtain an
nual tests of milk production at a
cost of about $50 per cow, with a
view toward obtaining information
that will enable them to eliminate
these "non-paying boarders." An as
ISOLATION of this kind is just being
formed in the vicinity of Montesano.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-22
OYSTERMEN ORGANIZE TO
PROMOTE LOCAL INDUSTRY
All Growers Join Association to Ex-
plot PrOduct-AdOpt Own
Trade Name.

With DR.. G.. w. Ingham Of this city
as president, Thomas O'Neill of Shell
ton vice president, Attorney E. N.
Steele Of Olympia secretary and Earl
Bremen of this city treasurer, oysters.
men of Olympia and Shelton have
formed the Olympia Oyster Growers
& Dealers Association and have for
mally adopted the trade name
"Olympia-Oy
The directors,of the association are
George w. Draham, Olympia, chair
man; John H. Blass, Olympia, Thomas
O'Neill and ]. H. Deer, Shelton, and
E. B. Taylor of Oyster Bay, all of
whom are prominently identified with
this local industry, and every oyster
man Of the two cities Is member OF
the association.
The organization plans to conduct
an extensive publicity campaign to
exploit and further popularize this
local product, one Of the largest in
dustries Of this section, and this cam
paign will be under the direction of
George w. Draham, chairman Of the
publicity committee. Scientific cul-
tivation, the construction of concrete
bikes at cost of $1,000 an acre,
the working of the beds to kill of
starfish and mussels, have increased
the oyster output to such an extent
that the price this year has been re-
duced about 20 per cent, and the
growers are confident they can still
further increase the production and
make the Olympia oyster a staple
article of food.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-22
BURN OVER MUCH LAND.
First Step Toward Cultivation APP
piled to Greater Area This Year.

Under a total of 1880 burning
permits issued by the state forester
and his deputies during the summer
of 1915, 117,728 acres, or more than
1870 square miles of land were burned
over, as a first step toward putting
it under cultivation, this being a
much greater area than during any
previous year. In addition, of 49,
1876 acres burned over for forest pro-
lection, 1852 acres are listed as agri-
cultural land, suitable for cultivation.
The largest acreages cleared under
burning permits were in King county,
1925 acres; Lewis county, 14,44O
acres; Snohomish county, 1902
acres, and Spokane county, 1887
acres.