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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
7l3 14th st. NV. Main 2345.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE

SHANNON & LuCHs,
oE1ck. 81 is.h couRTEoHs q RIFE Msis sERxicE Issi
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK.
New, detached. Dutch colonial type; lot 4Ox
10; large rooms; tiled baths with shower
absolutely modern; freless cooker, gas range
and instantaneous water heater.
s4ss PORTER ST. CRichmond Park.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Modern; rooms and bath: large porches
front and rear: electric lights; lot 40x100; de-
tached; close to 2 car lines.
1904 GEORGIA AVE.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Ten rooms and baths; modern; screens and
awnings; near l4th at. car line; rear yard.
:s21 18Th ST. NV.
TAKOMA PARK.
Newly psPered and painted room. and
:ss IT,; large attic; open fireplaces; gas logs
and gas range: large garden; chicken houses
dance Of fruit trees; close to 14th ST. Ap and
ais MAPLE AVE.
PETWORTH.
High and cool; S rooms and bath: electricity:
lot 25 IT. wide by 40 #. deep; large porches; ;
stationary wash tnbs; semi-detached.
4402 GEORGIA AVE.
1850 18TH STREET.
Close to Washington Circle and overlooking
beautiful and picturesque grounds of u s.
weather Bureau: within walking distance Of
al government departments; seven rooms and
bath -
ALMOST NEW.
House Of rooms and bath large porch and
Soldiers Home grounds
~ H0BART ST.
NEAR LIBRARY.
Si1 rooms and bath: good condition: within
walking distance of all down town; cool
12a5 FIRST ST. NV.
COLORED TENANT
Mt. Pleasant; 8 rooms and bath; latrobe
Rent reasonable.
o523 GEORGIA AVE
sHASNoN 4 LUCHs. Renting Service.
LOOK FOR OUR GREEN AND WHITE sIGS
a5l1 Clir'e. lO.ob$65. 90 I41I HEins. yr-b Al IN
3,is M NV l9.b : ,,ss 90 90 $40 I r 1orb so
1907 Col rd lOr. 2b5O 0Ol .OO4 1st. 7r.b. 30 so
1345 Monroe. 1Or. .2b50. 90 l44 r me- ST., al 70
1850 Calvert. 10r. b45 .00i 2n37 LIST. sr. h. 20 so
100 6th. Orb. 400 Is4s Ingleside I0r27 so
172s 11th, Orb. q 90 !31 lst. Orb. rs 80
1902 F'mont, Or .2b42 so 1921 ". CRIB o7 20
1907 Irving. Orb. 40.0OI 18th & Otis. sr b. o. 80
2U16 18th. Orb. 40 so S11 4th. 7r,b. 90. 90 so
l213 H nw r.2b. 45.5Ol 1873 H NV Or b. 5l
1411 Hopkins pl,9 b37.5 so
See Our Complete Rent List
WALTER A. BROWN. 624 14h at. NJ 1853
An EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR A BOARD
ING HOUSE.
Within 1 square Of the large dept stores
Large 3-story bldg. containing II rooms and
8 baths: hot-water heat; in excellent repair
throughout; roofns at present being rented
same to tenant at much cheaper rental than
the property is now paying.
PHILLIPS & SAGER,
NJ. 1897. 1900 New York Ave.
nnnrr
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FOR GOOD COLORED TENANTS.
Fiveroom apartments: coal range: porcelain
bath: in high-class location where demand for
colored help is excellent: $3.50 and SIS so
per month. The Wilson, 2412 17th st. See
janitor
SHANNON & LUCHS. Renting Service.
Main 234a- 713 18th st. NV. Main o345.
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a
All classes Of property for rent A complete
list of desirable apartments.
MOORE HILL tInc.) 1420-22 81 1t. NV.
32I6 10Th St. NV.
rooms. 2 baths: all modern conveniences:
delightful porches; rear overiooks Rock Greek
Park.
Rent, $500.
1918 KENYON St. NV.
10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat; newly
papered; large rear yard; garage.
With garage. $500.
Without garage, $1,000.
34Io Brown Street NV.
well arranged rooms and tiled bath; hot
water heat and electric lights; front and rear
porches; ideal location
Rent. $500.
kilbourne Street NV.
BEAUTIFUL SECTION.
rooms reception hall and bath; servants
quarters; cold storage; hot-water heat; cleo
tric lights; screens; awnings.
$3.50.
1870 Girard Street.
rooms and bath; convenient section; close
to Fourteenth street cars.
Rent. $3.50.
n. l.. SANSBURY CO., INC,
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UNFURNIsHED.

siss @ .sss ?. a, NV. .. ssh sth sm 81 sr
store dwelling s2s. .5O. 1870 18th NV, 7r
800 .ls09 oath NV l2r s23. so. ..1017 Cap, Sr
500. 1918 B'm't NV 12r S22 so 716 AZ ~
s75. .472 Pa av nw,store 81. so 1925 s'ton nv. Or
sss. % Irving, Ghs,, SO. 50. aso7 riin ne. .sr
o.. , Chase. S2U.ou. lao av, or
sso. - .SSi sI NV lSF s.o.5o.4 4s4 ash NV. Or
1871 Calf NV aess la,hnw an y. T.
s'.'..-'o" = MP nv, sr SIS so. .I719 Seaton. ar
@ 10. -, NV, !Sr $3.50. .171S S'ton NV Or
70; oi1a8 Col rdnw l9r SIS. 1913 Rosedale ne Or
Soa.oo 2ods ont rd. liz slj.00. .sl4 NV. 2r
sSo5o..l 1887 Cal av sl4.5o. .52oh N ne. 4r
$50 1885 18th NV iSr $40 sas aa'V nw nw sr sr
sov. .siS i2tn NV, III <l4.OU. 25.u 9Th NV, or
~ ,sIa ,s5S 18TH NV 10r sl3. so 22as Cle'd nw.er
- ~. i Sewson NV s13 40. 1892 9Th NV. br
$3.50. .1419 9Th NV 13r SO * oi2e 1,th NM ~
- ". .n,a Ia is.n NV " sl2 rs 252t Mozart ar
~ ." 90. nv, ,or $12 so .215 nw Ar
sO SO 1877 rin FIN M ST. so. s3 I-nton me- Or
5000 I'LL 17th nw sr a ~ e, iG.n az
Sa5 80 .a2s NV, 1or 6Ss G1Tard 1T r. rearSr
So sc Sc ,a ,1a97 Coren ris1o5o 1924 wav ter, 4r
sSs aan ISr n Nv - Is1O so. .517 sth Sc, 5r
sso so a''' ins slOso AZ Fenton ne. er
5000. .I7OO NV. sr $40. SO. u Fenton ne. sr
sac. so. 1921 5th NV, sr o.4o.'oi McL AV ." or
sos s0 ina S,ton nj nv, q SO. .au. .9la Golden sw 4.
Sol 20 1905 10th NV Or So. 80. .12111a Blag ct 6r
SIS. 10. .Sa5 u sv. sr ST.. IS Nailor's ct nv.4r
s.5 80 ooss 17th NV 9rI s6 "a. Aliens ct sw.4r
So5 so. 1925 9Th nw srlS7.5O.. .l913 Temp Or
$2j So. POI nw 1lrN
ss5 The cunberla nd az si5 . .The Kedrick, 2r
S6S. The Fontanet' Sr saa. The Darlington. 4r
S60 The Kedrick Ar s33. The darlington, Ar
25O The Kedrick 4r $40 SO. The Rochester, A.
S46 No 1905 {, NV 51 SIS. 10. The Earing' n.3r
S40 No 1909 @ NV Or SIG so. The Well gton .3r
$40 The Dresden 4r 500 80. The Rochester, ,3r
S37 80. The Arden. Ar SIS. 80. The Dudley 1r
S37 so. The Fontsnet. 3r SIS. The Cavendish 1r
S37 81. The Cbridge, Ar Sl2. so. .2sZO 9th NV. 81
S35 20 3D. Pa ay Sr $40 50. 2S2O 5th NV. 5r
OFFICES.
sn5 .... 400 9Th nw 3r sI5. .s14 F NV. 2r, ID
Complete list of property for rent will be sent
sWARTZELL RHEEM & IENSEY CO..
7oI af NJ
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IT. 14O0 H ST. n.
,l7l3 Wil'rd NV. so
1740 n Cap. Or. b. 80. so
1911 Meridian NV.
Or. b ...........27.59
1902 N C av Sc, sr. b25 So
1926 9th. sr, b. $50
So N NV, Or, b. so
1872 kal rd. Orb. .20.5O
1870 v Cap. 6r. 1880
MENTs.
Turin. Ar, b. b.......32.50
Florence Court West.
2r. b ........... Is. 90
1314l2 9th NV. Ar. b. %. so
725 11th nw.2r,b b. .oO.5o
905 9th Sc, 5r. b. 1850
1917 5th NV. 3r. b. 1880
9l2 r NV, 2r. 1850
PROPERTY.
206 7th sw .......20. 90
sos p NV .........S.0O
TENANTS.
439 8 NV, 6r. b. 20. 50
22l17 NJ NV. Ar. b. 1880
2255 Cleve pl. 6r. 1850.
l & > Canal I'd. Or. 10. 90
[fSE F0R S14 20. FX-
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WANTED.

wANrED-Ry a family of three. accommoda
tions in the country until late in the fall.
Must have at least two rooms with good board.
and the place must have all the requirements
of a country home. with plenty of shade and
adjacent 10 good automobile road. willing
pay for such accommodations. Address
Roy .Sn. Star office.
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-'Os ~ AAay'eait. 1870 T.
UNFCRNISH
2236 Mass NV. w.l2.b1a5. 90
1915 II ] av.10. 2b. 100. 90
I19 9Th NV. 1sr. b. 100. 90
1862 Col rd.1lr.3b. rs. 90
1922 X av. .12r. ab. 90. 90
1i44 r NV. 13r.3b. 1888
1900 Girard. llr. b
tJune u .......75.o0
1879 Phelps. 12r.b.75.O
1117 S NV. 1lr.2b..7O. 90
1920 18th. Or, b. $500
1873 Calvert. Tor. b.
garage .......S .Ss. 90
sl3 9th NV. 12r. b. 81. so
800 9Th nw.12r. ab. 81. 90
1904 n NV. 11r. 2b. 55. 90
1Sos Belmon,. .lOr. b55. 90
poo NJ NV. 12r.b. s5. 90
1881 PIX rd. 1Ir.3b. 50. so
1873 Harvard NV. SOL 80
s3i h NV, llr, 2b. 30. 90
1sl3 { NV. sr. b. 1000
l233 n NV ..... so. 90
$40 Sd NV. 11r.b. .6. 30
1877 r NV. l3r. b.
llO9 9Th NV. Or. b. ~. 80
$50 y Y ay. Or. b. 20. G.J
14.4 Q. 10r, b. .4O.6.
81 n Y av, Or. b. 1850
234 3D. NV, Tor. b. 40. 90
1920 Riggs. 10r. b. 1000
469 Mo av 40. 90
1921 9th nw.11 b. ss. .1a
2439 18th nw.9r. b. 81. 80
b14 9Th NV, sr. b. .35.75
20 G NV. Tor. b. .35..5
4l6 I'd NV. Or. b.. BIS. so
1870 Corc'n, 7r.b .35. so
1925 W NV, Tor. b. 35. so
1903 Otis NV Pr. b. 35. 80
iii y Fl av. Or. b. 81. so
1440 q NV. Sr. b. .32.Oo
FOR CoLORt
1440 Q. sr .35. 90
1858 18th NV. Or, b. 81. 81
l460 Fuller. 6r, b. $3.50
33I Mo av. Tor. b. 80. 90
24o5 X nv, Or. b. $500
459 Mo sv .......21.50
III 5th Sc .......25. 80
% r ne. 6r. b. 50
e603 Sher nv. Or, ,b.25. so
2p09 Sherman. .6r, b. Is. so
1102 o nv. 9r,b...25.5O
467 Mo av(ex stab 25. 90
46l Mo av .25. 90
213S Newport, Or. b. %. 80
464 n NV. 20. so
1lOS 10th NV. 20. 80
1883 Sth NV. 20. so
10 l. NV .........ls. on
1881 9TH NV. 1850
q Defrees .......17.50
1928 18th nw.4r. r.b.16.5O
I'D 18th Sc. Or, b. 10. ~
UNFINISHED
o006 Col I'd. 7r. b. 1000
zoos Col I'd, 5r. b.55. 90
1211 + NV, 5r,b. 80. 90
1920 18th NV. so. 90
1892 14th nw.5r.b. 80. 90
1872 18th NV. 3r, r,b.35. 90
1412 Chaplin. 4r. .35. 90
III 11th. Ar, h. .S32. 5O-S35
51s II NV. 2r. b to
Sr. b ....S22. .50-$45.5 80
1922 18th, 3r. b.. $3.50
Henry Lee, Ar. b. 3D. so
OFF
ORIENTAL BLDG. 9Th
1925 NY av.lst n. $50. .O0
18th & Pa, ,15r. .6b. 300. 90
1874 18th NV, 2r. 5000
1ol1 + NV. 5r, b. 5000
40o 1th NV .......47. 90
STABLEs-GAl
Rear 1872 X / av
June -. .35. 90
R. IL II ne (stablel } a. ~
BUSINESS
1926 n Y av.bldg. 81. 500
1925 y Y av. ID. %. .OOO
1884 14th, sto&dw. 1 .OO0
1412 14th nw.sto&cel. 500
S4 Pa av, bldg. 300
SIS 10th NV, bldg. .25G
1904 + NV. store. LII
627 La av and 628 d
i3-story) ..-.....150
1901 Conn av, bldg. .125
1920 Conn av. .12J
$40 + NV tbldgt... 100
2013 14th. sto, apt.
garage ..-......75.0O
1915 18th NV. .sto. .dw75. .O0
1897 18th. store. 80. .OC
100 Pa av (bldg) so. 90
SEND FOR OUR c
UNADyERTISE
EDWARD p. 81
734 18th
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOrT.
1907 Pa. ave.

ST 9th, Tor. b. hwh. .$75. 90
1895 s. 12r. 2b. 1900
9O7 18th, Tor. 2b. IS. 30
1904 NJ, 12r. 2b. $50
91S 23d, 10r. b, hwh. 45. 90
1907 NJ. g.. b,ami. 1850
il14 11tb. 10r. b. Ia t35.75
1923 ed, 11r. b. eel. .35. 30
1727 Pa av.sr,w,g.35.00
2,327 Pa av. 10r. 81. so
PA I'd Sc. sr. b. 1910
s06 I'D. sr. b. .hwh. $3.50
1923 Pa av. sr. b.T.50
1412 29th. Or, b.. -. .2I.50
2222 G. Or. b. lat. 1880
l4Os 3oth, Sr. b. .25. 80
So Chestnut. Or. b. .22.50
1923 30th. 6r. b. 20. 80
s21 I'D, Or, w....17.50
$50 L Sc. 5r, W. 1900
s31 26th. Ar, w....i3-50
sl6 28th. 5r. w..-.l0.50
2O68 Wis av. r,w.l0.50
2525 Eye, 5r. ". .l0.50
653 Goth ne. 5r.w,gl0.10
APARTMENTS.
1880 Pa av. IN, ,6r. 1850
The Charlotte.
Apt 81, or, b. .heat35.5 so
The Carlisle. Apt 8.
5r. b. heat. Is. 80
The Govan. Apt =. Ar.
b, heat ......- 20. 30
Apt 4, 3r. b. .Jt
~.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc,
General Rental Agency,
ia ysth ST NV
ga 18th St. NV

FURNISHED HOCSE8.
1855 F'm't Tor 3b 200 90 S021 Macomb er B. Is. ~
1852 18th Or 2bl25 90 1914 Col I'd. 10e, b. rs 90
s214 18th Or 2bl0S 90 500 9Th LIT -. 6S. On
1904 Rmt. 11r b. 100 90 1870 18th NV Or. b. a.. no
$500 Keokuk. 1Or 1878 Newton, 7r.b. "a. 90
2b .....-..... 100. 90 1911 Col I'd. Or.
1s2S kal, 12r. N. .Q5. 90 fJune II ...-.. 5000
914 Cap. Or. b.. .s5 90 sl45 18th NV Or 3b4S.o On
1873 NV. lii. .4b. So 33 1O5 Seaton nv, Or bo0 Oh
FURNISHED APARTMENTs.
No. ~ Oakland, cOos Col rd sr b. 800. 90
No. 20 Oakland. aO06 Col I'd IT. b.. lbs. o.
issa Issa Calvert, and noor. sr.: B. 100
1885 calvert NV: 2r.. b.. 3rd floor. so.oo
No. 80 Majestic. 1925 Euclid. 3r., b...... zS.S0
UNFCRNISHED HOrSES
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466 T. sw. 1r,b. .$23. 90
4S1 F sw. 1r.b. so
1888 9Th sw, 8r. b. 1850
422 9Th sw. Or. Ii. 90
1903 s Cap. Or. r.w,g.9.50
Incl. 435 iIa ST. s.w.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
CARE AND FEED For CHICKS
Youngsters Are Better OF Without
Food for First Forty-E CHIT Hours
Keep Them Warm.

by II. T.. KEMPSTER, University OF Mis-
souri,, College of Agriculture
Studies at the Missouri agriculture
experiment station warrant the follow
ing recommendation In regard to the
care and feeding of young chicks:
During the first two days of the
chicks life 1t should rest and be kepl
warm. 1t is better without having
food until 1t In forty-eight hours Ole
Then the following mixture should BE-
fed in dry litter and also in a shallow
tray: three parts finely cracked wheat
three parts finely cracked corn, one
part steel cut oats. Keep some oil
this in the litter at the time.
Chicks should have access to q
clean drinking fountain which should
be SO constructed that they cannot
get themselves wet. Ii Is also dssir'
able to give them access to sour skim
milk or buttermilk. Twice daily the
chicks should receive rolled oats CT
the following mixture: three parts
bread crumbs, three parts corn bread,
one part boiled egg. This mixture
may be fed dry or it may be moisteuea
with sour milk. A very small amount
OF charcoal and finely cut green food
should also be fed.
Continue the mixture OF wheat, corn
and oats until the chicks are four
weeks old. changing gradually from
the finer to more coarsely ground
fglt syF sva
box where chicks may run to it at
all times: 80 parts wheat bran, 30
parts corn meal. 80 parts wheat mid
dlings, ten parts beef scrap, sifted
fine, and one part bone meal
Keep fine charcoal and grit where
chicks may have free access to it.
Feed four times daily. Continue the
green feed and give the chicks milk
1t may be advisable to feed wet
mash once a day at 400 D. m. Feed
only what the chicks will eat up clean
| before going tn ruost. Change gradu,
ally from chick food to cracked corn
and wheat Chickens that are not
yarded should be fed corn and wheat
In litter as a scratch food and should
also have access to a dry mash In a
hopper where they can help them
| selves.
Raise chickens with the simplest
: rations possible. Clean food consist
ing Of cracked and ground grain; ami
| NAL food. such as sour milk, butter
milk. commercial meat scrap and bone
! meal; clean water. plenty of shade
| comfortable and dry quarters, free
| dom from lice and access to clean
| fresh earth are essentials for success
/ full hrooding.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22

Much has been said about high rec
ords made by hens In the egg.iaying
contests as well Is records made by
hena In the yards of poultry breeders
The number OF eggs produced liz not
all that should be considered, for an
egg to be OF value should be OF good
size and shape, and be covered with a
sound, smooth she'll.
1t Is indeed very fortunate for the
poultry industry that hens eggs are
all SO near the same size. The eggs
OF the different breeds In the nation.
al egg laying contest at Mountain
Grove. Mo-. varied In weight from 203
ounces to 2.29 ounces. while the hens
themselves averaged In weight from
BIZ to 636 pounds, and strange as
1t may seem, the hens whose eggs av-
eraged 1903 ounces averaged 5.75
pounds, while the ones whose eggs av-
eraged 2.23 ounces averaged only $40
pounds each. In fact, the size OF the
hen has little or no influence on the
size OF An egg. A four-pound hen will
lay an egg the same size as an eight.
pound hen.
The size and shape of an egg la q
point all breeders can work for, as it
is the only thing in common with all
varieties.
In poultry shows, the breeders OF
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22

the various breeds and varieties can
not enter a free-for-all competition on
size Of birds, shape, color, comb, ear.
lobes, saaaks, etc, for they are rot
the same with different breeds, but
the size and shape OF all eggs should
be the same.
An ideal egg should be an oblong
oval, slightly tapering from one end
to the other and should weigh two and
one-sixth ounces, or 26 ounces to the
dozen. Eggs Of this size and shape
arc the correct size to fill the stand
ard egg case filler. and, IL incubated,
will give better results than where va.
rious sizes and shapes are incubated
together.
The old idea that round eggs hatch
pullets and the long eggs hatch cock
erels Is incorrect, for hen lays UNI
formiy shaped eggs regularly which
| hatch approximately an equal number
Of cockerels and pullets.
Nothing can be told from the size
| and shape OF an egg whether Ii is fer.
| tile or infeTtile. or whether II would
| hatch a cockerel or a pullet, but the
| shape Of an egg is characteristic
| which Is transmitted to the offspring
| Therefore, use as breeders only the
hens which produce eggs Of correct
| size and shape.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
MAKE PROFIT WITH POULTRY
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Guineas
Could Be Raised as Well as
Chickens on Average Farm.

There Is room enough. feed enough
and time enough on most farms to
raise several different kinds OF fowls.
Not only could a large flock of pure
bred chickens be kept, but turkeys.
geese. ducks and guineas could also
be raised.
Where one lives within reach OF a
city or good shipping facilities u
would not be a very difficult matter
to make several hundred dollars a
year in clear profits from the fowls
Oh the farm.
Much depends upon the interest
taken and the facilities for raising the
birds and marketing the products.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22

The little things on the farm this
year will likely mean more than ever
before. The chickens. eggs. butter.
fruit. vegetables. etc, will provide
living on most any farm Ii attention
Is given to them, And the living Ia
the most important and the most ex-
pensive item In the farmers account.
Why not study how to make living
with little things and leave the larger
things for cash income?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
POULTRY PRODUCTS BY MAIL
Paper and Marked Perishable--
BE Careful With Eggs.

Poultry which Is TO be shipped by
mail must be marked perishable. The
carcasses must be suitably wrapped In
oiled paper, then In heavy corrugated
pastahoard. then an outside wrapper
OF good, strong paper, or enclosed In
boxes so constructed as to protect the
other parcels.
Eggs In parcels weighing more than
twenty pounds will be accepted for
local delivery when so packed as to
prevent damage to other mail
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
RIGHT START WITH POULTRY
Don't Begin With the Idea Of Getting
Large Profits Out Of Fancy
Breeds and Showing.

No one should start into the grow
Ing OF poultry on large scale with
the idea OF getting much out of fancy
breeding and showing.
Better start with the production OF
a fine line OF table eggs and dressed
poultry aud in the course of years
branch out into the fancy business,
II takes much more knowledge and
experience To handle the fancy side
than ii does the practical side.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22

FOR smart bU Aar slden fBdtes
tat we'd Askov Danmark en- lille
Pige, som kom til at hedde An
drea Gelert. Hendes Barndoms-
hjem var fattigt, OF hun mistede
tidlig sin Moder, saa hun MATTE
nd at tjene.
Lgngslen efter ct rigere Liv
blev stark hos hende, allerede
mems hun var helt ung, og SAM
men med den voksede hendes
Tro paa Gud. Hun kom paa
Hgjskole. Den 4 Feb. 1884 hsrte
hun en- Rest, som sagde, at hun
skulde gaa nd blandt Hedninger-
ne, der var Arbejde for hende.
Efter at have uddannet sig
Sygepleje, drog hun ! 1888 til
Indien. Hun naaede endelig Cal
cutta, efter at have m8dt mango
Sorger og Skuifelser. / Calcutta
saa hun, hvordan mango "krist-
me- Sefolk bragte Skam over
Vorherres Navn, OF at dette var
Til stor Skade for Hedningemis-
sionen. Saa oprettede hun ct
Missionshjem for Semand. "a
Aar virkede hun der, baaret af
Tro paa Gud og knrlighed til
hans Corning. Hun blew gift
med Eng zen d eren William
Franks, som blew hendes bedste
St8tte. .-....
| 1906, da Hr. OF Fru Franks
var hjemme ! Beseg. dsde Franks
pludselig. Den lille. enlige
kvinde vendte alligevel tilbage
til Indien. og holdt nd der, trods
Sygdom. Skuffelser or Lengsel,
indtil hendes Helbred blew saa
nedbrudt, at hun MATTE forbade
Calcutta for bestandig.
Hendes Born OF Venner var
| Danmark, og man bad hende
ON nu at slaa sig til Ro der; men
hun kunde like. for hun fslte,
at Gud havde Brug for hende
Missionens Tjeneste. | 1914
rejste hun til st. Thomas, Vest
Indien. Der virker hun nu, dels
blandt Semand OF dels blandt
fattige derude.
| ..Dannevirke" Mr.. s har TIL.
knudsen opfordret danske kvin.
der herovre I'll at stette hende,
snrlig Arbejdet med de fattige
Born. Den Artikel SAINT en- Lev
nedsskildring af Fru Franks,
som tidlig | Foraaret b!ev oplast
we'd wore kyindemeder, CAV An,
ledning til. ut nogle at kvinderne
her fix Lyst til at vare med. De
vi mente, at her bedre kundt
ydes Arbejde end Penge, skre,
ieg til hende or spurgte, on
Syning kunde vare hende ii
Hjalp, selsfslgelig med den For
udsetning. at vi selv gay Diet v
syede.
Hun svarede saa glad tilbage
Err der nh nogen af de dansk.
kvinder her ! kolonien, som en-
gang i Somrens Lob faar Lyst Of
Lejlighed til at sy en- lille kjol,
eller en- Drengedragt. saa sendel
vi en- kasse med Tpi for Jul.
Mrs. Hjalmar Petersen, Mrs
Lars Jensen og undersigned,
tager imod Tsiet og er ansvarli,
for rigtig Forsendelse. Hermet
fslger Brevet fra Fru Franks
kun med udeladelse af nogl,
personlige Bemarkninger.
Gudrun Andersen.
l6 Juni. 1916,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
Good Place for Ashes.

A good place TO put coal ashes is In
one corner Of the poultry house. Hens
like to scratch and dust themselves In
coal ashes,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22

Every poultry house should rest on
a foundation wall that goes into the
ground sufficiently deep to keep oa.
rats.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
Fresh Air In Poultry House.

Have a light poultry house. admit.
ting plenty of fresh air without pro-
iecing direct drafts of air. The germs
OF most diseases cannot live In fresh
or very strong light.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22

Never put eggs in an incubator ura
TIL It has been running few days
SO that you may be sure ii operates
perfectly.