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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
25-.-Spiritual Mediums
MADAM NELLIE

Worlds greatest elairvoyBnt and phren.
oluEisf. guarantees 20 read your entire
life patt. present and future gives true
advice on business. love. health ana
family affairs. tells the name ~ your
future husband or wife. hn1 what TO do
70 he successful In ~" she has lust
srrifsd In this city. never hrre before
one Nisit VIII pay voB FOR Vour many
disappoinfmcuta In others she viii ~.
move ail obstacles and toll you how to
win and hold the ons YOU desire ahe
aites advice on all important affairs Of
life Special readings Doe Hotel Elk.
room g. 1891 Second near Pine
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2s-sPIRITuAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGISr

Madam Nina has fnsi sFriFsd IN seattle
never here befofe. and she can tell
yea al YeaF pact iifs and shat yeut
future Ire - a. 81 cen advise you Ia
business affairs. family affairs and love
affairs teu Fou wh@n 500 will marFF
eud tho initial 81 the ons Ynu wtli
mHffY hpw 20 conquer year enemies
ana avoid ali trouble sna be happy
tells Yos tn regard 60 FuW ahseni
Intends tells gau shat YOU are adapted
far AID hos 20 30 saecsssfai in itfs
tells fea what business is Aast iHeAY
fof you The madam viii aiss yea
even satisfaction. Tier readings are al
confidential charges 90 cents THE
madam can be found a. efta untan st.
beisssh second and Third syss. Yer
Han Hotel
ct.AfHVuY ANn frtfsNNuLuafar
so tntanfsifs tetae~H N1Fth and HiRth
Tplis past. pfsssst aud futars. epusistihE
taa&ueas Ard love affairs advises yuu
aheNt divorce cases and whht sitl be
year fAtsf step IN tif~ 80 take. ~tii tell
ful names ~ YeuF lover. sweetheart
ffisuAs. snsntss. ard shat Huu are most
ADAPTED for Special fsadtnEs Ace
rsrmanra,lY located
MADAM bANts-N NOTED EUH0rE1N
card reader Price zee Win hsr waa.
deffmi giaAfpYant paaers shs tells sou
ail ons fHaainK sin eeaVlnes sou
Questions answered itft seventh ~
tsssa Pike AHd FINE
MADAM goNA
ti#Hsartan riaiftefant 4ua ears reader
wtii teli oar pest pfsssat ard future
Nn charge ~ sic does not fsii Nam tho
tfvib. Ream D. Elilets Hotel. 1884,
Pike
cincLKs TUESDAY AND FNipAY
evenings. reading daftF lecture EanaaY
evening" messages fallsw lsgi rated.
opposite possefftrs Hotel nftsr
MADAM FhY HEtIAnLE cLAihynr.
Ant, card reader t.iE f1fih. Elliott
ta&sw
rKitknLr cam HKspiNa srmctsL
this mseE 81 80 FsaainEs ste ser
fiaaeu &c ftss seventh ss. upstair.
FiMNr LASS ct.AfmVoYANr AND
rsadinE Charleston fiafsi, fqs Pike.
Apt ia
AIRS kEf.tssta -ssissfmVorANw. ror.
usee&s 81 iffk NeHeaGh removed ~
nenttua apis 1853 seventh. near
tuian
MADAM fHsNis ctAiuVoTASr.c Ann
reader. palmist ser Green Hotel sti
ssI-KIrv3Y1S'9s csRp FFKpI~d
honest ard Fsiiahls hpnfa g. t.sf
Ptfsh
utfTEb nov MxbltM hrrcfaL ste
1isA ftNe q frssn totsl. rpara
MADAM VELVA a,tKSrirfr am
reader itst rsysnsh sYs. rperns 80
rknp REAplNu- hoosn .. feiEs slh ~
e-->s-s~-s-~~-s-ss-,-r>SS
76--For Rent Furnished
Fun nESr $ NICELY FURNISHED
a-reesu Haussi utee iamh ASA fiuwsrs
F'ries az o. Address Ills Htth ase
y phan~ NeFta ists
81 kas-s MOONS FtMNtstED NORTH
Queen Annes Fitsf neer large vssAna.
vi~s Earass Phone 0as~H Ana- Etf
FURNISHED uoGAt-H. stt WP ASA
Tshblia Wrst T8tW. Taumsasn@n
1s~e~~s~~~S~~~~~~~S~es~~ S-s~e~~e~~~~e~
27--For Rent Unfurnished
s-Roo1 HousE. WV rAFEns CLOSE
g. saFsi tsT rsfd Call Nsgsh aE7E
-s--~-.-s--
23-Unfurnishcd Apartments
TITS QUINCY MODERN 3 MD /
teofns steam heat. iow rrnt sst i5fh
East fasz
ST LsHHESCE--s ASp MODERN
apartments csm ttss riEhth sws
FOR HEST~-s ROOM MobNnN COZ
iass, GARD smd y. tnlan. SO, nsseen
.,-~-~~e~-~D>~~~~~~~~>>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
NINE. VICTORIA

Tho coIebrated pnronOloFinI cInlrvovant
and palIpist. gives scientific readings
on al affairs 81 NE. past present or
future You have seen the others nov
see the best, II IN trouble All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees nc.
cepted. Headings Doe Location over
Owl druE store. sosA Pike st. room ~.
REST CUP READER MADAM MAO.
Donald b2s Second ave. n
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HOLLYWOOD LAND

fs acres ait bottom ianA part cleared .
uh fine fa81 price s. see 81 esa rash
20 aefss arsss bottom 81 9rfas az
land Prizes ti.sttg hair cash
FuN@1 uHpHEHu
zee Nsfpan Place rhuns uaiistd siA
ctoHE.fS NSAr
80 acres south - Hathsit uiisa nofth
81 IuaHit2 K8ed soil running spfinE
Price t.kees terms &tfe American
Hank nifs
f.A&p wANTEb
We want from - 90 zee arHss ~ ianf
h~tAs#h Neafgis anA Tacoma. 60 plaf
atd seli on epntrert FAFauaant Real
~ ru ssT uFiaufsi HinE Nziu 5ssa
ss--HouScs for Sale
BUNGALOW HOME. $1,000 CASH
~wssh Knd pgana usw t-foan meaern
t9nHataN enE fgmrf t~sutifui hpiits
fn haffst fireplace cement bss~,
sasHf lAaherf tesiee fees 'eas ne
mortgage % assume assessments peld
IN faM Dniy ifs rsphth, iariaaiaK
iassrsst.
e , nHt.f. q co
SIS fftahe Elk Main ttts
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s-For Sale--Miscellaneous

SASH MD nuuWs
Sold e. factory prtre. direct from eaf
mill We ahtp AnYbafy. snFwhrr~. ard
guarantee safe a.ilveFY 60 destination
Our his goFnpiste catalogue Ne ~
mailed free pest paid A postal card
~il hrlHk enc 10 you Nets esias =
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S5-Farm Lands for Sale
$ ACRES. $3.50
Nff.M BtIiBfsss

About hair mile from Lake WASH.
tnTtan level. coed saii EASY 20
pafh Euoa house weii I p acres
ha,tsm an Ideal chicken and
fruit ranch rsftas SIS down.
balance - monthly no mort.
sage puuef has orange grove
IN California. ard 10 forced -
cell rsgtsr epme across and
see fh@ place Take Kirkland
boats al Madison park direct "a
office - Burke a FRFrAf Ia
kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE


NfEt lAls
Acres itbes $50 Cash
q nod rich coil Wsil settled district
close tp school eifh mills ard eKs
route past the uiscs
CLIFFORD A VAN ARSDAf.E. Inc
iots Thirh 49,
FARMERS GRANGE GARDENS
Pour nies t-acfe tracts left e 1850 80
cash 80 per month. Invest fsS dol
lars ahefs tnets Ham u spending NIL
lions
soc Mr nsesman iei washington y,
ron bErAfi.a os LANDS
MANDY 30 nuf miits ara camps
write o. zee = % NEtKt.EIuhH
Mar Land Dept. iTet T., g Smith bldg
SEATTLE WASH
"Vea deal Nith us direct"
THREE LAKES LuHnNu co.
ArnrHN SNAP
ss mefss good sali. good house ard well
- mitss from Aatafn. We consider
this ons ~ the beat buys ip kinN
county
rmcE si.sss tsao cAaH
CLIFFORD A. VAN ARHDAiE. Inc.
1873 rhifa Ave
CHEAP Farm
10 sores good bo'tnfns rHuuius stream,
"a serrs CLEARED some buildings Price
ss6e oniy t.ep eash. hataurs % suit
HcttnpEnEN tlt ufvsn BiaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05
CONSUMERS, LEAGUE

The Consumers league will hold
meeting at the home OF Mrs. j.
r Handpacker. ITO 18th ave. Fri.
day. from ; 10 y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

Lost BErwrEN wNitD 81. AND Il.
O. o. Hnyfs shoe store. fsss rhira
ave. a small crescent pin. ~sth pearls
ard small diamond scar Finder pAeass
leave at HnytH shoe store
Lost CHECK hook CONTAINING
setss rsses rssls.s !, ssl.,,,..ooo.o.
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o. n WILLIAMS CO
Tel Main ts.f tets wts-' ave
tSREpGEMEn rt.Epags. CONSISTING
Of clothing. tswetfY musical lnstrus
meats gyms saiteases trunks etc. tor
sale. cheap. nAFkaia steFs and Lean
office. tse FIRST ave =
Pom SALE. CHEAT .fssfsn HORSE
and hurkstrr wAkan EtT Etxhsh avs. y
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9-Male Help Wanted

4S-Male heip wanted
MANrEp~4HY SEATTLE cfNtt. NEN4
sies Commission. applicants fsf exam
iaatinn Ter gurnhassnx aMent One "a
caney. salary sifs per nnush Ituilss
To act under tne Heard ~ Fublir
Works in PURCHASING supplies e4ain-
ment. ETC. tuF Al city departments
Applicants rnaaf h~ ettla~ns ~ the United
states ard actual residents ~ tHe CItf
~ Seattle for gn~ year ium~diatsig
prior to the time eg fifins application.
which must D. filed rot later than
October 10. 1919. On BLANKS phtaInshis
az she ceusalssson'a office. County snA
csfF aa1Atnx
DO Yof' WAIT WORK F-f Will. SIKH
sou q riea pfsee ~ fruit ard xrEsfAbis
ianJ. and you eau pay FOR q Is labor
tneuise Fatiiips. teI Oriental Blk
Main szst
BOLT CUTTERS WANTED tfg4 rEh
cord mostly er.sn stanaiaT timber
Come 70 Trio spur. u. a =. HY ROBE.
wash
MODERN BARBER sOLLEuE
III Washington ST.
Teaches tbs barber trade thoroughly
under oar system. pays you wages.
secure. positions
UMBRELLAS .REpNfRED REcOvEH-
Ell. R4xors safety blades. knives. sels.
sofM. etc. sh4rp~us1. Au.csrt sbr.ia
retired. ksys. SHARP shop. ies y riks
ss0p VALUE TROUSERS Fuh 81 80
iandquISt-f-iiiy upstairs clothes shop.
Green BidE.. Fourth and Pike
ORIGINAL MoLEH BARBER SCHOOL
ga Occidental Ave.
We teach the barber trade thoroughly.
secure Positions wages while learning
Special low rate
KEEP DRT-LET THE cRkvESETTE
man .how you hos. Phgns w.s, Tfsw
~ a I 1rErf.- 4MAT4sffta fyrfW LIS /.
ire. z9f Occidental ave. Friday.
81 DOING BUSINESS uPsTAIHH
Traeis sells Mems sz5 suits and over.
costs for si5. TRACES Upstairs Suit
snep. easy Third ave
GIRL OR WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH
Homework and children Phone North
III
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o-Wansed Miscellaneous

wANTEp- vENERfAL DISEASE EtF+
fsrwrs 20 take aO%sNutA tt cures
fionssr praE 90.
sft8a PAID FOR GOOD USED SUITS
narKsin Store. re ftrt ave, Main
tEst
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Attornevs-at-Law

Rallara Agent y ~ MULES.
ksna ballard Ave. Phone ballard Jos
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REMEDIES POSITIVELY
ruarantesd tafe and sure. Terms suit
ali cases 1884 18th ave. East Madison
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-05

ties and explains love affair. and fam
ny troubles. reunite. tbs separated. etc.
Explains permanent health rules
fatfsssctfon guaranteed or no charge
No one In trouble turned away, money
o. no money. Permanently located at
s1s Union ~
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Tr~Ts Aw~fSus
.~HZ~x yswrsthtrx Ia Canvas
sE~ III dsissr'1
FOn sAf.K~oNEs rp$ ALTO TutCks
in fine renaiiipa. ts&e one asRassrn-
ger Fara body top and fauasfs ALI o.
ftfsf-eiasa condition. t&e. Hsiiatis
aarAxs Fourth srd uiaachafd
NEW LUMBER CHEAP
Al kinds see john raai t.ambev Sc
ara be convinced 1913 4 y, ave
Main sss3
las ksrLAkE-sses'ad,h hand rsHxes
t9z rftr-
s>-~S~4~s~~-~<~~~~-~0~~~~~
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ALI. subscriptions must he started
from date the subscription - re-
eeixed back numbers cannot be
eupplted
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-18

Asie Die Graasoien bsrid1teu, ba-
ben bic Gentfdtn bei ger6nn anf
Der Gillette Der Niaas la6lid) ppm
fort G0uanmont, einen aIlgemeinen
Anariff amf Die fransOiifhem Stel-
annsen nnternpmmen nmb es lit if
men selnngen, an einer Gtelle, Iii6-
lid bon oem Iogenannten Gbamf-
fenr 0eb6ls, bic frans0iiidlen 2i-
nien sil onrf)6reden nnb borsubrim-
gen. 9ie 6ransoiem erflaren Sis-
Zen GrfOls alleroings fir iebr mm6e-
oenteito mnb ergeBen iidj in patbeti-
ldlen YemEerumgen iiber oen gais-
crfDls oes ltnternebmens, BON benz
iir iuieSer einmal be6ampten, oae
IS Der lette @erind Ieim iuiir6e, Sen
bic Scntifen Dor gcromn madlten,
aber oie Satiahe bes Imrdlbrudls
miillcn iie bod suseiteben nno menu
er gnus 10 nnbcoemteno iuare, mic
nc iidD anitenen, 10 luiiroen lie lin
f0dJit iuabrFdjeinIid beridliuiesen lja-
ben. Die Sransoien bebauptem, 49,
600 9ann Ieien anf oentfdjer Sci.
te an Dem Nngriff beteifist selus.
fem unb bic Gentfdlen batfen nnae-
l.eitre 8erlnife erlitfem, bfion6ers III
Sem Sample am gfeffer s5iiael nno
IN Der SdJladlt stuiiden tenn 9fef-
fer 6iisef nnS bem @aloe bua
Sanbremonf. .@orlanfia miiilen
mir nns NIT Sieien frans5liidJem Sc
ridlten 6eguiigen, ba fein oentidler
Beridlf porliegt - @eitfidJ BON ser
Waas fat oas 8pmbarbement oes
6iigels 304 nno Der fransSfiTdlen
Stellumgen in jener @reenb boa
Sciten Der 9enfiden fortgeSamert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-18
Gcnr~tter
Surge lleberiitt)t.

Die Semtid)en MAIDEN OitlidJ
bon Ser Waas einen Nngriff
amf 0ie Gransoien, OnrdbredJen
Sie fran50iiidjen 2inien an Ell
ner Stelle ilnb orinsen SOrt
bpr. Sic nebmen aiid einen
Scr @rabert Der ssransoien.
Gnsliide 3eitunsen berlan-
gen ben Hiiftritt Ses Winiite-
rtums.
GnglGnber iperoen in Weip=
potamien <smriifseSranat.
slrtillerie-, Niinen- unb auft=
fampfe finben an Der gansen
8eitfrunt itatt.
Baron 8nrian, Der 0iterrei=
dDiid)e- Niniiter Oes glnsipar=
isen lit in Berlin.
Die 9inifen erlitten cine
gaieoerlase bei llrniniab in
GIeinaiien.
sSn Der Gesenb pDn 9ana-
harg finbem id)nrfe Nrtillerie-
fsmpfe itatt.
Die Seiterreider ld)lagen an
Der StrDpa in @afisien riff
idDe Slnsriffe ab.
Die 9imiien beieten sluei Sit
tfeHitaote in Der yfGbe BON
Srapesitttt.
9ieSransoien iuoilem basltn-
ferfeeboof gefapert 6a6en, oas
angeblidD ben Suffer uer-
fenft fat.
Die sStaliener meI0en Grfol-
&C BET Sels nnb Monfalcome.
Gnslanb ninlmt Sen Sc
tdldftsperfebr siuiiden amerifa=
niIden SdHadtbans6efiberu
nnO neatraIen Qanbern nnter
ieine slnfiidt.
BrGiioent Bilions' glDte an
9eatidlano 1T fertis.
Beitsre sdJiffe iinS perlenft
iusrben; amf einisen uareu
Amerifantr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-18

Ser beliti6e Gtdoteperbono bot
in elmer inter Dem 8oriis 0es Ser
liner Oberbiireerneiiters @ermut6
obgebaltenen Sibung einen Anfrnf
erlaiien, ipelher oie siegierimg umo
alle Staot- lno @emeinoe Ser
palhtuecn aufforoern, Jest idoH
oantit 81 Beginner, Die 9ebensmits
telDerteiIrng inn ndhiten gSinter,
Dem oritten oes 4riegeS. 10 poay
fommen als moeIid 3u organiiie-
rem. sssn Dem s(iifriif miro ausge
fiibrt, oaB i'm perflofienen gSinter
grot lino Gartoffeln infolge Ser
mangelhdften Organization Der Ser
teilune iuieoerbolt aeittueilie frlapp
tpurben, lmo es fperoen MaBregeln
sur &erbiititna irgeno elmer Sto-
rirne Ser 9ebensmittel5ufllbr ulto
SIR beiieren Sreaniiierllng Ser But
ter, Wlild,- mo Sleiid)uerteiluatq
borgei6Iagen.
9lirh cine TerorOnlno ser oelrt-
fhen 9iegierung iino bic 3uderrofio=
nen meter erboht uaroen Sic be.
trqgen nun Elm Gilogronm pro
aopf Der 8epolferllna lmo Wfonat
Cine aus fiinf 8erionen bcitebclioe
6amilie erbdIt oaber in 3ufunft
monatlid 5ebn gfiino 3ndcr 9isbcr
luitroe filr ieoe 9erion mtr elm @ier-
felptllno per sSod)c perabioIqt
Nus 8ien miro aenreloct. ooB in
sSolge oeS 0fan9eIs ON OeIen unh
8etten Die Seifenpreiie in Deter
reid auBeroreentIib geitieeen ieiell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-18

sn einem giienbabn llnfau,
Der bel BRADFORD, II. s., am Won-
tae abeno gegen 1880 itattgefinoen
bat, iollen 10 EerIpnen getotet reIp.
nerbrannt unb on fiinf8ig Yaila-
giere mebr ooer meniger l6tper pers
lest iein. Sin 9ofal5ug, oeifen 60
fontotipe anBer Sronnng gerateit
mar llno Der aus bier bol3ernen
EpiIagiermogen beItanD, mar aiif
Dem 9ahnhofei gum Stiaitano ge-
bra6t uno Ser 3lisfiihrer perab-
i1llnite, trob oes ltorfen gfebeIs,
einen Mant 8uriid3nlhifen, I'M ben
berannabenoen ,@ilt @oge~ -gilSug
5u parnen. 9ieler fubr bann, oa
infolee bes oi1ten Nebels .abiolut
llihts 81 ieben NOR, in oen ftinlte-
henber aofaI5llg binein mo SER
triimmerte Die bier hol5ernen 8a-
gen pie Strei1bolSihadteIn. Su
Der lesten Gar tuaren allein 81
Baiingiere,, nm oas ltngliid poIf 81
MAIDEN fingen Die Friinlner on su
bremen uno Die 2ente, oie Dem 3il-
ianmenitoBe entfonlmen .yaren, To-
men in ben 5nfammengeoriidten @a-
gen oilrd Seler lln
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-18
Nnmu1er SD.

nil6en Straferpeoition 5ll TIN, es
maren 5nngerfraipaae.
= 9ie 8orrate, nit oellen unIere
Sr,tppen in Merieo iebt periebeit
iino, reihen big gum Is. Nioi.
Gin f,iht be1t1tigter 8eriAt,
Der in Suare5 eingetroffen tit, mel
oct, in Sliare5 lei es 5u &raipallen
atpilben ben amerifanilben 5oloa=
ten nno ben merifanii6en giittpob-
nert gefommell.
- Die @eriunnSnng, Die Maiur
Sompfins bel betn lteberfal in Bar
raj erbalten bat, ioll cine iebr ermit-
bate iein. Die &itgel lit linn in Die
linfe 8rnit seOrmnsen.
Gin neiteres llnierer Mero=
plane lit in Merico perllngliidt,
gliidliber @eiie ipurbe ieir Ssniaiie,
2elit. 9faoer, nibt perlest, ssebt iino
nlr nod orei Ieroplane iibrie, aber
es iit1o ipeitere bier ibon unteripegs.
Wfertfanii1e Soloateil loQen
8luei amerifaniibe 5ranen Namens
2ebr ous @napntas aus Der Sc
fongenIbaft oer Daqlli= =sssnoioner be-
-freit bben.
Gin perriidter Saring Namens
Sole @eraera mill cine reoolntionare
9etpegung in Ssene ieBen, orr1
oie 3eras, Colorado, geepooa, glri=
5ona, Stem Werieo, l1tab uno Galtz
forilien BON Den Ser. IStaaten los
geriiien nno nit Nserico pereiniet
tperben. gr bot flanmetloe @nf=
rife fn Der 3eitung ngl 9emoeras
to" III Gbibuabna peroffefttlitbt uno
iolf aii1 slnbdnger Inn fih geiarn-
melt baben. gs miro jeoenfalfs gut
Iein, meim man ben Wann Elm mes
Mig inn glnge bebalt.
- Die gefansenen @iaiitas, bic
eingeitanben baben, an Dem lIeber-
fad anf Columbus, gs. &c., bsteilist
geiueiem 81 iein, iinS pon ben Sui
oaten benz Sberiff iiberseben luor-
ben.
General 8ea in 81 Haio 9at
oie geahriht erbalten, oaB Die Mert-
fnner cine @ogenlaonng Seu ino
6afer, Die BON Suare5 nah Chi
Eltabua geidift muroe, Inn ON Die
ginfaufsagenten fir Die amerifaid-
fden Sol0aten perfauft 5u neroen,
nit 8eidlag belegt baben..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-05-03
Brisrwood Roots.

Algeria is probably the only country
which in clearing its land of brush
wood at the same time finds valu-
able commercial commodity in the
roots of that same brushwood and 81
multaneously removes menace to the
forests which otherwise could only be
removed at great expense. The roots
Of the bruyere, or white heather bush
Erica arborea), are utilized for pipes,
and Algeria ships yearly about $780,
600 worth Of this material. known as
brierwood. to this country. The roots
are cut into the rough forms of to
bacco- pipes, called 'ebauchons" In
French. To produce the required quan.
tity an immense tonnage of roots is re-
quired. because very often, owing to
cracks and other faults, only one rough
pipe Is found in a fair sized root. The
industry can. however, only be carried
on where water is plentiful. as 1t is
necessary to keep the roots thoroughly
damp from the moment they are drawn
from the soil until they are cut into
the rough forms and boiled.-Argo-
naut
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any increase should be made very
slowly and her condition watched
closely.
We know of one very successful
feeder who, as soon as he gets his ami
mails to eating fifteen pounds of meal
per day. increases this allowance one
ounce per day until the maximum Ia
reached. which very seldom is more
than eighteen pounds. This he con-
siders about the limit.
Experiment stations have done con-
siderable work to determine the proper
methods of feeding as well as the
amount Of grain that may be safely
fed. Whether grain should be fed de-
ponds upon the price Of butter fat, the
character of the roughage and the kind
Of cows.
Let US take this example: Supposing
there is an abundance Of alfalfa hay
worth IS ton and butter fat is worth
20 cents pound and ground barley,
corn or feed that will supplement al
falfa hay well Is worth $50 to $35 per
ton. 1t is very questionable whether
there is profit in feeding grain. even to
a good COW. when dairyman is con-
fronted with condition as outlined.
1t may be generally said that very
seldom Is the price Of fat and feed so
far apart that it does not pay to feed
some grain. especially when the COW Is
fresh, even though 1t does not give a
direct return II IL the practice of some
good dairymen to feed some grain for
the first few months Of cows lacta-
ton period. the purpose being to sus-
tain high milk flow for longer Pc
riod. From this standpoint we believe
that there are very few instances when
1t does not pay to feed COW some
grain. In other words. invariably the
man who is making money with his
COWS is feeding them literally.
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DAIRY ana
CREAMERY
FEEDING GRAIN TO cows.
Liberal Rations For Dairy Animals
Sure to Pay Profits.

Liberal Rations For Dairy Animals
Sure to Pay Profits.
The effect Of feeding from 20 per
cent to so per cent more grain than Is
needed to produce three or four pounds
Of milk would depend upon the milk
the COW Ia giving. says Hoard's Dairy
man. For instance. II COW produces
twenty-four pounds OF milk daily, and
her ration consists OF seven or eight
pounds of grain and this increased so
per cent, 1t would mean an increase to
eleven to twelve pounds of grain.
There would be no injurious effects
resulting to the average COW receiving
this amount of grain. But. supposing
the COW was giving sixty pounds of
milk daily and she was being fed
fifteen pounds of meal. increasing this
from 20 per cent to so per cent might
bring serious results. Experienced
feeders hold that when a COW ia re-
ceiving fifteen pounds of meal daily
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-05-03
Benjamin's
Love Affair
Seheming Sister Fails to
Foil Dan Cupid.
BY II. Q. MAGELLAN

BENJAMIN Dacey fussily adjusted his
recktie. eraned his neck for a better
view of the effect and then, picking up
Ma brush proceeded to arrange the
Thin blond hair on his head so that It
ouite concealed his bald spot
"Therc.r he muttered. somewhat re-
sentfully tossing the hair brush aside,
~ don't care what Euphemia says, |
certainly look as young as that Bud.
dlugton boyl n I was dark complex
toned the difference In age might be
more apparent, but as It is Benja-
min did not conclude the sentence; his
Glance N the mirror was sufficient. 1t
implied entire satisfaction with the re-
Fiction Of his slender. erect figure. his
unwrInkled face. his very blue eyes
and the youthful arrangement Of flaxen
hair His clothes fitted perfectly and
were of a most becoming gray; q deli.
cate gray silk necktie completed the
picture.
when he entered the dining room bis
sister Euphemia, pale, mousey little
woman. surveyed him with a startled
glance.
benjamin Daceyi Do you know you
look Ike foolT' she demanded acidIy.
Benjamin Redeemed to the edge Of
his snowy collar and drew out a chair
for Eurhemia with his customary
courtesy. When they we're seated OBJ
posIte one another at the little round
table benjamin laid his napkin across
lis knee and lifted his light eyebrows
at his sister. He waited until the maid
had left the room.
and. why. Euphemia, my dear. do
look like fool?' he inquired pleas
antly.
Eupheru.a flashed an angry glance at
the blond head.
you've got your hair parted in the
middle" she accused
$50 have you" retorted Benjamin
as he ate his soup.
"Just like Willie Buddington." went
on Euphemia. forgetting all about her
luncheon
Eyes. and like a thousand other
young la;ls," agreed Benjamin. but his
heightened color revealed that he re-
sented tive comparison to young Bud
dlngton.
But especially like Willie" pursued
Euphem,a relentlcssly. "and l know
the reason why"
You have the advantage Of me
there, my dear. unless your reason hap
pens to coincide with my own. ar
ranged IL thus to cover my bald spot"
'As II any one couldn't guess THAR
shifted ruphemia. at didn't deceive