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Surnnhu ucN Huisuilc. TN Cor.
no0o ait Nrcoo0H N'tcn opcr Nc.
ShdncH Sorm mar Noi>pIlIc. Nlla
mofcc Gounip. % cNcldloc ale "nl'
nii,Ncr motaQcn %nduln0~hn'ct
Sen onrcttcoc SidNc btlob 'l6 I'll lie
re Suiiuo Collars
Surhaitct Sfilemieic. Ter 'or'
truc~ ira Soma Gin, n CT !GAirpor
hcri,cN@ I'm no0lc iaa S00c c'tcr al
have innct Sfil@miaic QlorNc Den
Spbnnclic. al Sc life tunoc lcpc hn-
onocr iorl0cn. ,Nllil2 Niorrllon
"a Mrs. Nnlc NIorrI'on hdpNc 'dnct
@nanNct lr't yes 2iitritt>rcitcl, men
fnrt citcr rciiic 0c / al StlIhc0 optr
til Moot %@lou0 / ,NlInlol@ % loo lt1
iQicn Qlrrc til !GQtc'o!i
Gn %uanlnnnino Nntumpbilnnm'
re. &C0 StotCu> Hlutomobllotpnr
trucnt / 2c1 Nioiuc2 uoOio0ea 'or
rioc llQ, not cit TornnlnQ Nnnt
ncrvlo0cr Ncunt WdIll oNlda en-
%%olulaNujnl 81 man bdobtoc
hcrnIcO a. lrtic liz Nlcnncm Som
mcrcn. Ger udr I'll IA u0lclot loo,
coo NuumcrpldNcr 0cttc 9lnr. Ter
riiic iio cu ubcln0cllN N'taNcn / o.
|tcriprrdicIcn lOct ser 'orr'Nc lllc.
~unicu0tc@ aIcuncminlillN onltrcui roo
Nuurc om 2oQcu.
Stur SiicrulIlinhco. ! 2opcn
hort cr ser lat iNunQ en- NcurQcI'c
ior Svrcttciir A. ct Seem 'or cn2ll
&c TiNcr. Der orbcl0cr Tor NJ Nrro,
~ ser hnr ncmc SoQ uiit lll lod
nor Ciicrullilhco. ot SER Ilocn 'oo
Idac cr iomlct hcujmo0 81 .O0O.
9tuitcu N~oIr0clcu hcral 't'Untcoc3
AZ Mouor NnupooN M 0cn o'0roc
Niumdnn \ * 6 Ectrriou@ Mr.
nlnocr. iNct Oi>ic lnr $1,000 mcr
On ~iorhplo2pi2 IouNi itorrc wopc
por 500 ire NnbrltplOcr2 Nl0roQ
i0ct hrcr Al Sem noC0C SO
Tpr hunrrcoc Ncr iihcu. TN ia
milic bocu0C lUr Soma sails. hor
ct ll0tlip AZ Ell Iul2. Ser var uOQl
net / Grccpori. 81. 'or ottlrot bun
nrc0c 9ar llocu on i Ncttc llotIlp
iprtullc@ ser al man / 1916 lite
huuOc nolcn CONNER al rclllc Tor.
Snnuur par NCriuloN mcQct mll0, lao
Scr life ClQ0uN truuAtc2 at 'urc op |
Crncn. g iellCn0c Mtu0ucocr uur
bcrlnon nlcNct folNc ~ / l}ui rrp@
Sc idu NnnppC. ION huO0C trUnOt III
frcnl pun SrUr o. NI'tc mc0cna
TarmcrnC crtCr 0cn (l0@ SptotnlnQ
mco more Nuul leQtc az rc00c &c
Mdiaipircr. ionl u0r lottc0c 'rcll a.
Eor0cn. Ger par Enc Here WonQc
/ %pbct Al %uni Miunnc0. "a SEN Toe
r>ili irp@ ser Ell (onmut mt - po0
%an6ct. NulbCu holNt pc0 pnn innl
Inc Moooc uNcpcr Soften ga. ilil
tleu Set oltiou iortolt ! Nujicu Sen
@nnQ.
ltoipefnlcrcoc Snuc. Norludr0'@
Nlpotet / Nnrlun hnu0c 'prIc0tu Gol
NcieQ al n (nuc, iont 5ronQcn citcr
bc0epcnoc WPlblcr uocu luil bOuNcI
liort mere enc |uImln0cllu opUu0
Ionmc. Nonmc luo iomilollt be.
Nnnntc Ben enc ltrur al il i'll on cr
Ter &urcr lonl Tor al pile tlopc. NE
hcn@ Ben ol0cu lor'to'it0c il Ct
%l1tornpI0ilcr oQ bo0 ON al 'uu Nuu
bal StronIcu. huor %UlCrctrVtcr ia.
'nl0ca 'or ser al bcbmn0lc SEN ilrnI
nc Yiltorn. Ncttc bIcn iu0pilOct, OIL
c'tcr al bOpc opholot 'iQ bud Strun
fen eli tort I'm. unncr lplItc Sen al
Sen WinnO holOt Ncticltcu trdpl
NcltIu'tlQclir mro 1T ulit ,il 'crilIc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30
AL
Ncficnot NUG0uperrtter opo.

Cen bcfienotc NpUgopbrTtter !. ".
Souibop or Den 2ooc D.. aigaact
pco Ssbcn paa lin &andl peo Den
norore @ren al Wlisiclsbeub Ripcr.
San fom iii Montana / 1864 %
oioroc ga Reiicn p%citcper Slettcrne
mcb ct Bar Srer.
lllnffe / Wrnbe. - Glarcnce y,
,SobnIon, - Mar sanuneI, blep Tor
rioc lac brGbt / Gurlcm 8riibe npr
Stcpcnspiuc, ibct Ell Maalc Grts
ilprtcoc opcr ham. lllnffcn hTnott
nnocr It Scrieo pao at lesne cnocI
Grte, Scr hapbc iritct iis | ei AZ %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30

uocn al hare tlebt noNct onoct enc
Tloltcrci. Sorit 0cu nUlic Ia0 o.
Nalchc Ipotctcrcn, al hans belle |t'
hoIouluQ Al Ncroln. Sprm ~ Nor.
I'M por l%ti00lct
Srnelcr MOB Nrn0irIoproontfcr.
Ser or / lrnNcrc Sl0 plori Nor'r9
mc0 ioriticlli0 %nNuitrtori't pco
Stoicn2 SUuQ&lcr, men Oct bar nI't
Tia uonitcliot a. h'ttc pha no9et, loWl
life tomncr pnnipcrtc mc0 Oct me
Nrbci0c. 9emc SIaQ@ Nrotc't ira
NrbCl0@iolf. ser mcnCr al adocH l
Nuriulcn. har / Ocn icncrc IN uut
ia / lr~nicl@brcuc til NSSlt129oro.
rciiulnc S0ll2mnno 'or &c pc0 sort
MooiIon Tun9icl iIlpIrfc0c Solcr,
"a oct Nil 0au Sorlatternc lloc, olll
ToluUicnci iaor SnR / Dem. yer
blcp 0i2ic Nrcpc iorlt protcltcrci
"a truct moo Soll a. DC Sopcllmcr,
iom Tanlcrnc ilIulrtc0c, % lc1crc
err odiua Sc Al Qonllc NlU0cr az an
Ore ai0autcNc Soicr tllpirtcoc Vlllus
trpvcr iot pao Sen iortc %l'ic. Ser
bliucr udturll0ul3 AZ NUn1lcl2nilto
ritclcrnc lite tnQct noNct Ncn'nn I'll
laa0amc onoummc (ru@Icr.
80 omfumnc nnpcr %rano. T0-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ucN Fcnn
0ouc0c / Gitaloola nc0brUnotc III.
lio Yer0ala Miorlcn nlco ct Glcl
0pm@lub Al $4,000 % mc0 Cab a.
10 Nicnnciiclm. ,\0ci en- ltir lpcl
let romlc0c ianmlcn blcu Nobert -.
Aillam4, Sen - Nor gonllc 6orrct-
nn0abCiturcr pcn Gollclct, oA Ncnrp
Suflu, cu ma Stll0cnt, 0rubtc pdd
Stc0ci. nlcOcn% IL andre WGn0 tom
aluprlil om life llua'urllNt tll'tnoe.
g ire WtUuo 'orloNtc al rcnoc ct
li0ci Ecn9ciinb, "a N}ltrcn lmrtroc
opcr Dent Nlocu var %op'lnOci nco
mandrliul0 clCttrllt Nc0nlnM ~ Or
plolioncn Al Ell Nchol0cr mc0 TO CSoI-
Ions Nltobol / %%ubOrntorlct lprcotc
Tiumcrnt opcr lunltliNc ire GtnQcr
al NuNniuQcu. WinnQc Stu0cntcr
oo Nnioll, ser 0clto0 / Slntnin02or
bcioct. pur urr blcpnc NrTbtc, oo
Sen iiorc Nlottc. pclcnoc opcr ct Ion,
puuNIcllN ira set oncriic AZ NnNnln
Qcn froicoc nco l|icuncn ale GtoNcr
belt til NiuIOcrcn. Gen onlformc
Nj. Wilium9 rnr GormunO puu
observation-disclosures GcntroIfonlltc Tor
Stutcn.
%lcu uucr 10t Mar. SpU z
Noul, ser upnnuc0c ocu hplc Nlocr
oi1Ol N0r, ; N}ouncocr ol II Eolc,
rr SEN 1S0c Ntui ulNnoct pco Nrocn
hos I'm Sm II. z. song uc0 Slain
% laQ0c4 Sen 2lNC Mai tllbpllc poo
Glcrmont norit luthcr'Ic &lrtc
0uuro. N'no0c u0r ioOi / NnIlnN0dl
Ocu l0c 1ccrmbcr 1914 a. Turol.
orcur Vars "a lEnNrlo NouN. Non
blcp Der Ql't nlc0 Nior1lt Moth. oN
0c uOuau0rtOc / 1870. I'll Slonton
Gomtu, <ouo, tom nc 'or onltrcut
G3 Nor iiocu, ~ sc hur ocl hcIc Gin
hnut lit Stem ser. g ucI'iNucoca
mco f. Born s Conner ~ 1 Gotrc.
q Scmucr rN Ell Cater 'on1t 9iooc
rem cr 0ourt lorllo ior ham Ndn2
ciicrlnotl Born cr Mrs. ,NlQri Vof
fen. Runo. T. l1t Mrs. Nrdnt
WloocM Il. saul M'imu. Ntr@. %p
ltd Gummuu. Sumo, u lat.; u.
:. Noul y. Z NmlN Nnut Noul
IA & :. MouM ale ucN GlNin; gle
NouN. &ml'too. Soma, ~ Nln'
Noul. Mrit Union. Soma. NcNro
utliru runOt nWuutc 2Oto StcN 'rn
NiWnct "a ira Glcrnlont Nlrtc ~
'oruncu N'0roc2 SiUlcior0cr Eoltor
e. s.. Niortholm lprrcttcoc V0'tor
'>ucop [dnntr a. N'ilucr. u. Iut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30
Spraer for NIB ltnoerhplbuiua.

>uh 't'ultIpt ~ piHispuoppiut
Sprger for aub ltnberbplbmins.-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / @rpant bar it'll
lingct innnlen en- Gum itor npf til at
opfere Ell Ntuiifpupiuipn paa ct be-
fpcmt Steo / Tneu, ligeipm DC bar
9iort Observation-Disclosures til at Der al
holoes ugcttlige Sriluitsfcncerter /
Spmmcrclls Spb.
Srrbt mnber SOsets Sjml. Mrs.
gilbert Norberg. buls Wtan0 Orluer
Torretnlng / SiOur Sails, falteoe Jig
,Sreong foran ct altonmelioe Eus-
la0ertog o. blcp siebliffelig OrTbt
llnOer bets @iul. Mrs. Norberg bar
nplig fonunen tilbage ira ct Sana-
t%oricopbolb, % Oct bar / et slniolo
al Sinosforpirring, bun bcgif bcn
iortpiIeoe Sunoling.
Gbritupbcrion CT Hagen. Sfpl9e
DC Icllcre Gfterretllln9er IRA Siprr
Sails or =. u. Gbriltopberl ion blcucrl
Hagen ioun &unoiont ior &ongresI erl
ira ierite Siitrift, ibet aongrcsmuno
Siupn er blepen glenlomineret. -
Ecter Horbcct bar oerllnuO pllltoct |
bpert cneitc al Stntells Gountper, %
bans Elllrulitct iom @upernerfan-
oibat pil maulfe rlaa pp til 10000
Stcnuncr. Som oen1ofratilt @uper-
nprtalloloat er n%onllncrct Srplllc
Nincbort. Som bemofrntilfe Son.
lrcafunoioutcr uonlllcreocS :. 3.
NnocrIon. Elanfinton, fpritc Ii
thrift, oN !. Z. Sutterton, StaIeton,
alloct Siitrift, ntcbcns &ongrcsmano
Goop 9icnlomiucrcocs / treble Si.
thrift. 9luc &c til Den republifun'te
NutiollaIfonpention palgtc Gele9oter
cr iprlt oN irenrit ior GlunminS %
ocrnTit Tor &ugbes, mlclt Ser pao-
butler Dem lngen T%orpli9tclIc meo
Ncuiml iii Ell treble aanoloat. -
Noolcpelt ortagea / bette SiliUloc at
lao | ellcr ) al Spo Satotas Stent-
MGR.
G~lcfantjaat uco Glftun. %co Glf-
TON hupbc man iorlcoen eli uirfcll9
Glciantingt, ibct "Scro", Den fiTn-
pcn1Ts'lNe Gleinlt peo ct Cirrus,
0op Nnlcollin0 til hcnnc cllcItaacnoC
Sport. Gleiollten bupoc unocr Sp+
pisningcn / @pen piit fig i%unleo9lsr'
liz. hporior Der paa Stcoet blep AZ.
lagt Sebsbom oper Den. Rd'cnoC
opbroNt paa i'm %ogter lsgtc Glefam.
ten at inobcntc oennc, % unoer OTIS
ic line %eitrrbclicr pGlteoe Den bl
a.. Ell itpr Girfi,spo9n nco ira CT
"Slutcar". Gn Niflcfigle glennen
Gict oirfcbc life itrur orTbcnoc pac
set iiorc Spr, oa oct por oerciter
at ocn eQentligc G~leinntio9t bc9nno
tc. Gen riitnof osocliH %ianreoe $40
los latte alitco ilooper Sanoet, rlpcn
sc nlco liz @iTrocr % fnGffenoe &c
lcioniiclper. ion on DC par Sano
%itiffcr. aiUnpcn ialot ooa mar
ON - hcl>iNpiS Tor SnrancnS BE
iolfnin0. Tprct blcp ilouct o1 Su
Ncn icnht iii Chicago. meoens Eta
tens Goacac / Nronfinas iifrcoc ii
Sc prloiac Sfclct ior i'm Sociogllt,
IiNelin0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30

a,unr re isrnhsr ferts snbfristisu, 'cno
beli Eot cler @nnidlhieriun Sci er u'ii'
ieri ~ ,cHoC lsc Eergc I almiIoeliae srtrr.
"a ~ inn iiir rrrr nnirnriiae IoI gerie, 'su
nilr eorie pda Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30
Cub pnkntn.
Tur Eonntpaopufat / Snrner. =

Nlun0t De / Surner Gollntp nonline,
rcoc republifanlfe &anoioater CT
Gan Sunlpn for Goun.puopofat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30

neutrality-suspicious. / 9rpallt bar it'll
lin9ct inmnlen en- Gum ltor nof til at
opfpre en- Vtuiifpnuiuion paa ct be-
fuen1t Steo / Nnerl, ligeiom DC bar
9iort Observation-Disclosures til at Der al
holoea ugcttlige Sriluftsfoncerter /
Spnumcrclls Spb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30

lac %orcr. oil &c hc0oc M lalen
u0cn al hare iiebt noQct on0ct EMO
Tloltcrci. Sort Den nulic GoN o.
oalchc Npotctcrcn al hans belle &c
holoninN al Ncroln. Splum ~ Nor
I'M par ~iti0nlct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30

GunntncrncS Tnunc. - Martln
Golmtp orNnniicrc0c3 / 1857 %
iIellc set hiitori'tc Selifabs Nupnc-
iortlorinQcr cr ser ire iorlflelliAe
McniuBcr onl octtc NnpnS Sprin-
ocllc. Mcit rimcIilt ipncS Oct at
pare, at General SjbIcp iorcIIog oct
tc Noun til 9Grc ior lin %cn MORGAN
>CuiH Murtlr a Mrccn %op, Mi5.
Nr. Mnrtln por i 1916 Gclcgat I'll
NongrtHlcn ira H&l2coniin Scrrltc-
RI, "a ban ploca Sen 23bc Ectcnbcr
uUpntc Nar at bare ircnllaNt Dor.
ll0l nrl organization AZ Mlrnleloid
Scrrltprn. Nnu par iorrcltcn | cn
frcntrUocuoc Wrao fmttct I'll Nla.
conllllH NIltoric % bocbc / @rccn %or
ira 1927 iii 1857. III Sountnci
ltnlNc pUrc opfnlot citcr Som Mar
tin Nc Scoo, ION puaitaaet. or II
Oct rinclili "a MtScoN Sounm Oct
iorcNuucnbc Nor uar glpet hans
Ndpn. Mere ~l0n0ipuliat fan Oct ~
mes. al Oct uur Connecticut Wanoci
&clirn Martin. ioul paa benne N'aa'
DC bIcu Trct. Sennc Mr. Martir
pibca i 1896 al hopc fisbt onfrinl
1000 Ncrcs Sanb / ipopeitliae Wfirl
nclota, buor han og hans aonlpa9no
her iorctcN bpppi0c Saat. oa Si'fe
ilIrc. NJ Der or ser Ell ,Nlo'le, Ion
uNcn Suil bUrcr hans Hopn, ocl
Serc ton MI loI'olh life toNcH 'rt
ham. ~ Mco Mcuinn til @ccfc'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30
3fliiturTptu.

llbnruncIic. Hcttic :. Snn'oil
err uonrnnt I'll StiGingcn lon NoIi'
meter / IlOrid). MuOcno Gornltp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30
Tpritc Sllirloc al Sulitif.

l0rltc (lIiUl0c AZ S0lltlt / Somner
ropportcrchc9 lioite 6rebog / vi
mona. 0iicrct uor VI. i. %atbdm
al Sin Folnl. Mi2., Der blcp oucr-
pUl0ct Al Mc0cn, GA han iOg Jig ell
lundcrc Sua0lcrtllr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30

Sen ME Scrnbnnc mub Huro. -
Som rer nUpni hnr Sens J. SpiahI
a %cwIbII iui ia ! SWNicn Tor cl
&%orgorotlon Der har iat liz iom
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10

Origen and Cyprian and Lord Gau-
ranga, the prophet of Nadia In
India (born 1886 A. d., were all
spiritualists. The latter's spiritual
gifts were so marvellous that he
was considered a god by multi
tude. Shrines and temples were
dedicated to his honor and glory.
Angels and spirits were his daily
companions.
Socrates had his attending spirit
guide. to whose voice of wisdom
he continually listened. Christ was
attended by a legion of angels
Constantine, g though not saint.
bearing the inscription, by this
conquer" Torquanto Tasso fre-
quently heard the voices of spirit
ual beings. Louis XVI saw and ad-
dressed female clothed in a spot
less white robe just before his exc
cution.
George Fox, the good Quaker,
had visions and was blessed with
healing and other spiritual gifts.
The Wesleys heard strange foot
steps and weird, mysterious sounds
in their home, attributable only
to spiritual causes. Savonarola,
Bruno, Boehman and Roger Bacon
borg conversedI consciously with
angels and spirits during twenty
seven years of his eventful life.
Those religious bodies in Amer
lea known as Shakers had from
their very initiation of Mother Ann
Lee, the spiritual gifts and signs
promised to believers in the New
Testament.
Kant, in his dream of the "Ghost
Steer" stated his firm belief in the
constant communications with
the spiritual world Ruskin be-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
MACHINE HEMsTITCHING

This can hardly be distinguished
from hand work. 1t may be done
much more speedily on the sewing
machine in this way: First, draw the
number of threads desired in the
goods to be hemstitched, then fold the
hem over and baste the edge of the
hem in the center of the drawn
threads. Now loosen the tension on
the sewing machine and stitch exactly
along the edge of the hem. Pull the
hastings out, and taking the goods in
one hand and the hem in the other,
pull the edge of the hem to the bot
tom of the drawn threads and your
work is finished. Tucks hemstitched
in this way make a pretty finish for
children's clothes. and they are so
much more quickly done than by
hand.-tarm and Home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
EASY To DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You can Bring Black Color and
Lustre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell,
because it's done so naturally, so
evenly Preparing this mixture, though
at home is mussy and troublesome.
For so cents you can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-u use preparation, i'm
proved by the addition of other in
gradients. called ''Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You just dampen
sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. BY morn
ing all gray hair disappears, and, after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luXuriant.
Gray, faded hair. though no dis
grace, Is a sign of old age. and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready
to-use preparation is a delightful toilet
requisite and not q medicine. 1t is not
intended for the cure, mitigation or
prevention of disease.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10

lieved in the present converse with
those peopling the sunseen realms
of being.
Abraham Lincoln had spiritual
istic learnings. OF this we have the
most conclusive evidence.
William Lloyd Garrison, the
great anti-slavery advocate, was an
outspoken spiritualist, and so was
Theodore Parker. Professor Lom-
broso, the great Italian scientist,
and Vctorien Sardon, author and
dramatist, were devoted spiritual
lists.
Professor william James Of Har-
ward University, was convinced of
a direct intercourse between the
worlds visible and invisible.
Sir Alfred r. Wallace was for
forty years O. pronounced spiritual
list.
Sir William Crookes, Sir Oliver
guished position as president OF the
British Association of Scientists,
were pronounced spiritualists.
All of these people seem to me
quito as respectable as the evange-
list who declares them all to be in
league with the devil. Such re-
mark as the evangelist made is an
evidence of ignorance, and mar
row mind, and an imperfectly de-
veloped intellect.
A score of friends could be
named by me who are in every
way the superior of the evangelist,
and whose lives are devoted to
helpfulness and good works, yet
who are avowed spiritualists.
a r1U conscious
of receiving help and guidance
from invisible friends on other
planes of existence, and on few
messages from the beyond. This
occasions l have received direct
would debar me, according to the
And yet life seems to me worth liv-
ing.
1 do not believe in the frequent
consultation of professional me-
diums. 1 believe those who make
a profession of membership en-
danger their own peace of mind,
and interfere with divine ordi-
nances.
But I believe we are surrounded
by clouds Of Witnesses and that
each one of US has spiritual helpers
and guides who are ready to give
us light and power and strength
to develop the God-like qualities in
our own souls If we keep our
selves 'in tune with the Infinite"
we shall understand their mes
sages.
Swedenborg. a great statesman.
a great scholar, a great scientist,
gave up all earthly honors and the
friendship of the orthodox world
after he came into speech with the
invisibles, who were visible to him.
He walked and talked with ghosts
of spiritual beings, and his works
on these subjects have been the in
spiration and the salvation of thou
sands of struggling souls.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10

some cheap sugar it is possible to dou-
Bile this quantity without much labor
or expense, says the editor of Farm
and Home.
The product carries about SO per
cent. protein, 80 per cent. fat-forming
materials and 10 per cent. fat and ash
and is said to be about 80 per cent. di-
gestible. Little definite experimental
data are available except from German
sources. A few American farmers
have fed it successfully. s
Some of the American experiment.
stations have used it little. The
principal objection is that stock do not
seem to relish it If fed in amounts
even as high as 10 per cent of the ra-
ton. The general conclusion from
available German reports is that dried
brewers yeast is not relished by cows
and must be fed with caution, while
for hogs its value is very close to that
of meat meal, but it must likewise be
fed with caution.
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WOULD YOU SHAKE
WITH THE DEVIL?
Would You Prefer Satan or
Spiritualist For a Warm
Handclasp ?
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
(CopYright, 1915, Star Companyl


An evangelist, who has been promi-
nent during the last year in trying to
teach people what he believes to be
the religion OF Christ said in the pres
ence OF a large audience not long
ago that he would as soon shake
hands with the devil as with a
spiritualist He then proceeded to
apply every opprobrious epithet in
his vocabulary to every one who
believed in the possibility of com
munication with the spirits OF
those in the realms beyond.
Every one who believed this pos
sible. he declared, was in league
with the devil. OF course, any man
who makes such assertions is not
preaching the religion of Christ.
Jesus conversed with Moses and
Elias on the Mount of Transfgu-
ration. and communicated with
clouds of witnesses" The list
of great souls who have lived on
earth as declared spiritualists is
as long as 1t is brilliant.
Zoroaster, Isaiah and the prophet
Daniel, Pythagoras, Socrates and
Plato were spiritualists. Irenius
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
SUGGEST CHURCH AS
MEMORIAL TO BISHOP

In the September issue of the Indian
Witness, a Methodist paper published
In Lucknow, India, was printed an arr
ticle urging the erection of church
as a fitting memorial to the late Bishop
William Perry Eveland, bishop of
Southern Asia. who was electrocuted
several months ago near Carlisle. II
the proposed project is carried out,
1t will be known as the Bishop Eve
land Memorial Church and will be
erected in Manila, the capital of the
Philippine Islands
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
BUTCH M'DEVITT ACCEPTS
LOSS OF PRESIDENCY

Butch McDevitt. self-nominated
candidate for the presidency of the
United States on q platform of his
own making, last night conceded his
defeat in communication to the Tele-
graph. So far as he could learn, he
failed to carry a single state. Butch"
accepted his defeat gracefully" and,
to 1uge from the tenor of his message,
quite philosophically.
The letter, which was addressed to
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the obituary editor, was dispatched
from Wilkes-Barre, "Butchs" home.
1t follows:
Harrisburg Telegraph:
Will you kindly say for me that I
accept defeat gracefully.
The loss of $4,000 for four years
Is lot of money for me to lose at this
time with living SO high. But the
people spoke and it's me for the woods
for a few weeks.
(Siened) JOHN JAY M'DEVITT.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
TWO HUNDRED MORE OWLS

At meeting last night of the Order
of Owls, held in the Chestnut Street
Hall, the members and officers re-
ceived their insignia, which consisted
of Owls aprons and the officers aprons
and scarfs of the station. A class Of
zoo members was admitted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10

stock. AS a by-product of the brew
ing industry there is produced In the
United States about 65,000,00O pounds
dry yeast a year. BY the addition of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10

BREWERS YEAST A NEW FEED
Dried brewers yeast is one of the
latest suggestions for enlarging the
daily bill of fare of American live
The Little River news., 1916-08-09
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
 CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE


 Notice Is hereby given that the fol- lowing joint resolution. proposing an amendment to the State Constitution was passed by the General Assembly at its regular session of 1915. and tha, tho same will be submitted to the cleo tors of the State at the next general election. to be held Tuesday. November '. 1916. for adoption or rejection.
 Pr~HSSea Amendment No. IA
 That the following Is hereby pro- posed aD an amendment to the Constf- tuition of the State of Arkansas. which. when agreed to by a majority of all members elected to each house and adopted by majority of the electors of the State voting at the next gen sentattyes. shall become part of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas:
 Section 1. The county courts in their respective counties. In addition to jed. shall have power when authorized. as hereinafter provided, to levy an an- nual tax not exceeding three mills on the dollar on all taxable property: In making and repairing public roads and bridges in their respective coun- tbs; and said court shall have power. after authority given as hereinafter three mills on the dollar on all taxable property for period of time not to exceed thirty years. to borrow money issue bonds. and pledge the revenues arising from the tax levied for pc. riod of time. to pay the interest and principal of any sum or sums 10 bor- rowed. All bonds issued by authority herein given shall boar a rate of inter- est not to exceed s per cent per annum All sums SO borrowed shall be used ex- clustvely in making and repairing the public roads and bridges in the county. The annual tax and the tax for period of years shall not both be levied and Do in force at the same time in any county-the levy of one shall exclude the levy of the other.
 Before any levy of taxes herein au- thorized shall be made. the question of levying such tax Shall be submitted to tho qualified electors of the county at a general or special election called for that purpose. at which . majority of the qualified electors voting 1t such m election shall haSe voted in favor of such levy of taxes.
 Approved February 2. 1913.
 The above resolution was filed in the ofiics of the Secretary of State on Feb- ruAry T. g19lS.
 Each sisotsr may vote for CT aGainst the above amendment. rr ,,.s El'1s:;' 1:;; o P1 k,asi aiisii ts's'.tsF. 'a''
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