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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
0rei SserToneu ii6erfa6reu.


Gin W}Goden 5piiden 8pei glutomo-
bileu lebeusgefdbrIidb 5erqlleti6t
~ 9eonuerlider llnfaa an Der
gde BON 9roaopop uno Ganton-
9lbenue. N}utter rno 9inO
iiberfabreu. 9os N}doden
itarb I'M Soipital.
Gin i6nerer glutomobil.llniaa err.
eignete li6 geItern 9(6eno geaen
9 ll6r an ser SiiooIt.gde BON 9roao-
man uno gonton-9lpenue, ipo oie "a
Sabre oIte 6rau N}arD 9}opafomsfp
bon 9}r. 1923, Ebomes.StraBe, De.
rem A Sabre alter Sobn 9lnoreip, 10.
wie Die II Sabre aIte aate @lido.
fopsfi bon 9lr. 1920, GbamessStr
bon Dem 9lutomobil BON W1ar s.
Cohen BON g1r. col, SHO-9roaopap,
iiberiabren uno i6Der oerIest wur.
oen.
98ad Ben 9lngaben bon glugen5eli.
gen 1atten oie orei gerlebten, in
iiiOliber gidting eebeno, oie San.
ton-gloenue ii6eri1ritten imo poaten
geraOe aiif oen Seitenmeg treten, ais
Oas 9lutomobil BON Go6en beron.
IhoB, suerIt oen @na6en, oann 0eiien
Dhltter iino Damn Oas W1doden Inn.
mari Iie Qebtere pllroe ieood ge.
gen elm 9[iltomo6il, oos ebenfaas
Goben ge6ort uno IN Der Canton.
gloenue, nabe 9roaOpaD, itano, ge.
oriift. Ger 2enfer oes 9lutomobils
bate oni9einenO oie 9lbiidt binter
oem anoereu g(iltomobiI an5u6alteu.
SSn Goben's glutomobil 6efanoen
iid orei Matroien bon Dem englii6en
Iampfer brighton Der 5ir 8eit in
Sparroips @oint lieet. 9lngebli1 ioa
elmer oieier 02atroien fur5 Dor Dem
gin6iegen in ole Ganton-9loenue ooS
Steuer ergrifien baben moourd
Cohen ole @erualt iiber ole Mai6ine
berlor lno ole orei 9erionen iiber
ben Saufen ronnte. Cohen iprana
na6 Dem llnfoQ aus Dem 9lutomobil
uno lief in ieinen 2aoen glr. 601
Siio-groaOmob. Spdter itellte er ii1
aber Der gol3ei. Gr mur0e berbaf.
tet unO nah Der oiiliden @oli5eiita.
tion gebradt. Der @er6aftete lit ein
2leioerbdnoler uno betreibt einen
imfangrei6en SanOel nit Sdins.
GopitGnen imo Seeiabreru.
lle6er 1000 @erionen batten iih
in wenigen Sefiinoen an Ser llnfaa-
iteae onaeiammelt. Siilieriife wur-
BEN bon allen Seiten ausgeitoBen lmo
Oeri6ieoene 9erionen telepbonirten
Der @oli5ei OaB Elm idredlider 9[u.
tomobil-llnfaa paiiirt iei. Ole Oft
lid5e, norooitliAe mo mittlere Di-
itrifts-9Imbulan5en eri1ienen meniee
Wlinuten ipdter auf Der 9il0ildbe
lno bradten oie 8erlebten, oie BON
Pananten nab ser @o6mlng bon
Or. 8. gg. @eber, 91r. 1921, 5Ieet-
StraBe, getrogen moroen iparen, nab
Dem ct. Soiepbs-Soipital. 6rou
gtopafopsfD mar bepuBtlos. sic
bate, ipie Oie 9ler5te feifteaen, MIR
9l6i6iirflmgen uno einen S6enfel.
brud oooongetragen, pdbreno ibr
Sobu cine tiefe @unoe lnter Dem
rebten gluge erlitten bate. Serner
brad Ger 9ebtere oas linfe SonOee.
Ient. PIN S1linuiten fam 0os
0fdohen ooOon, wel6es beoenflide
imere @erlebungen oooontrug. 0o
oie 9ler5te Der glniidt waren, oab ibr
Ioo ieoe:, 9lugenblid eintreteu fonn.
te, wuroeu Dem N3ao6eu BON Dem
Soipital-aoplon ole lebten Sofra-
mentc ertbeilt.
Sri @li6ofopsfi i9ieo tir5 Dor
t2 llbr aus Dem 9eben, naHoem iic
gegen ii llbr oos @epuBtiein Der.
loren bate. Ole 9(er5te botten cine
2rngen5erreiBing feitgeitelt.
Bon Der WrDgmittter bcraiftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
VImtiuurt an garransa.

g9iro in Der beutieeu Gabinetsiitins
Oes 9Srdiioeuteu beiprodeu. II
gtote pirft oeribieoene beifIe
SSrageu aiif. @iaa's 8onoiten.
fiibrer &oblo 2ope5 itanOre6tIid
eridoiien.
8oibington 5. SUM. n Gs
miro erUartet. DAB @rdiioent @ilion
imo ole @2itglieoer ieines Cabinets
in Der morsioen Sibuns Die glntport
beipreden meroeu, mel9e auf oie
gtote oes Generals @arronso. in Ser
Oie 8uriid5ieblmg Der omerifanii6eu
Sruppen aus Merifo oerlangt miro.
abgegeben iueroeu miro. g91bren0 es
bereits oifi5iel erfl6rt por0en 1T,
oaB Die 9lutport teiuen 3peiiel iiber
Die glbiidt Der 9lominiitration, oie
Gruppen nidt 5uriid5u5iebeu, ebe Ole
6obigteit imO 9lbii6t Der Garran3a-
Iruppen sur @erbinoerlng ueiterer
9anoiten @infdle noHgeipieien lit,
lahen miro, 10 mirit Die g2ote bod
nod oeridieoene anoere 6rageu auf,
mel1e beratben per6en miiIien.
General Gorran3as @erIanaen,
OoB Oie @ereinigten Staaten ibre 80.
iicbten Merifo eegcniiber I'M Snte.
reiie bon gang 2otein.gImerifa erfId.
rem rief betrG6tliHe Gistuiiion II
oiplomotiiden areiien beroor. @tlihe
GipIomoten idreiben oieies gerlon.
gen often ser 9lftipitdt bon auslGnoi.
iden glgenten in ser Stoot NRerito
gu pelhe iicb benriiben, @rdiioent
@ilion's 9eniibunaon our &eritel-
lung intimerer pau.amerifaniiber
8e5iebnngen 81 bereitelu. sic erfIG-
rem Dab sic Gbotiahe, DAB fiir5licb
amerifanii6e Gruppen in 0licnru-
qua, Saiti uno Der 0ontinifaniihea
9lepublif oertpenoet muroen rnO
ooB iebt amerifoniide Gruppen in
Merifo ite6en, BON ieneu 9lgenten be.
mst poroen iein m0ge, Inn Oie Gr.
fldruug Oes Er1Ioenten fiir pan-
amerifoniide 6reunoidoft gu pioer.
legeu. Sic bebaupteu iogar, oaB cine
Gampogne im @ange lei, nm Oie
@ereiuiaten Staoten Ooran ST. Der.
binoeru oen permanenten Sanoel
init SHO- uno Gentralomerita im0
nit Nlerifo, Sen friiber europa 6atts,
81 erlangen
9eamte oes StoatsOepartementS
lebneu eS ab, 0ieie Uloolibfcit al
beiprehen.
@ilIo's 2ieutenant er.
i6oiien.
s @bibuabua @itD, 5. SUM.
9ablo 9ope5, giao's eriier 2ielI-
tenant bel Dem lleberial anf Gohm.
bus, gt..Ni., erbielt 6eute oie Strofe
fir feline @erbreden. Gr wuroe
bellte ourd @onltitutionalilten'Sol'
oateu 81 Sonta Noia Dem Siuri6.
tmssplob oon Gbibuabua, eriboi-
fen.
@on SnipeftionS Eour
3uriid.
Golumbus, @..0l., 5. SUM.
General So6u s. 9erlbine Der Com.
manoeir ser ameritaniiben Straf.
expedition in Wlerifo, trai beite nab
elmer Snipeftiou Der StraBeu, iiber
welHen Der @roOiant fir Die omeri-
faniIcben Iruppen bei6roern miro,
lnO ser 9ager entlane ser @erbin.
oungslinie, bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
eiferne &ing eomite.

SIN uSotel 9laIei64 fouo geitcrn
9lbeno sic Sibung oes Giiernen Sing
Gomite's itott in ser Die 0amen be.
ihloiieu 6oben Die 9umme bon
$1,000 Oem aoloniaIoonf ino 800
Der amerifaniideu 9ler5te. .Grpeoition
8u iiberpeiien. Sn Der pergoneenelt
@o1e Iino bereits $500 an sic
GrieaSeefaugenen in Si6irien a6ge.
Ionot moroen. 5rau glueiita aoet6er,
Die fiir5licb aus GeutidlmO 3uriidge.
fe5rt mar. Itattete Sen Gamen einen
9eIudb ob ino pobnte Der @erIamm.
hung bei, ole ionit ser Grleoielmg
bon gloutinegeiddften geipiomet mar.
Gie n66iie 9eriommIung finoet in
Ser @obning bon 2ouis Sbuei0er
in @eit glrlington itatt. 5rou Carrie
I2. Slider fiibrte III ser aeitrieen
0eriauimling Den @oriib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Nlnni3ipaI -gla6ridjtcn.

9lotlreos -@er6anohugcn pieoer in
Sang gefommeu. Gie gertre-
ter Der Columbia @as Company
madeu neue @eeen0oridldoe. ~
@olen 9lubredt itott 9rlltto-
Steuer BON A @ro5ent einieben.-
Seute miro ole 9uoset-9eb6roe
@oridlGge erudgen.
9lad ldngcrer 8ouie. sic i6on Be
iimdtlngen perurio6t 6otte, OoB ole
GerbonOlungeu 3piidcn oeu 8ertre-
tern ser gfoturgas. .SntereIien uno
Der 9oltimorer Staotoermaltung
D0aig ms Stodeu geratben ieien,
iino geitern pieoer Die llnterbano-
llngeu 3weds @iniii6rlng Oes 9fa-
tlIrgoies IN ser DlonlnentensStaOt
pie0er oufgenommen morOen.
Serr Sames Yiper, Der 5ieiige Ser.
treter Ger Columbia Gomponp-Synte-
reiien ericbien eeitern gloHmittag i'm
9atbbauie Dor ser Budget 9e6or0e
rnO ma9te BORT ieine @rfldrungen
alIf sic leBten bon ser Staotnernol-
tuug Der @eieaidaft i6ermitteIten
9eoingungen @r ioete, oaB Oie Sc
ieIlldoft nidt in ser 2oge iei oie
oerlangten A &ro5ent Gteuern auf
9rntto-@innabmen 81 3oblen, ooge-
gen iidb a6er 6ereit erfl1rt, cine flei-
mere Steuer ouf oie 8rutto-Ginno6-
men imO cine 9fibredtiteuer 5ii sob.
len, in elmer 9(rt mo @eiie, OoB Oie
beioen gl6gaben 5uiommen ii6 ouf
etipa A @ro5ent Der @rutto. Steuer
belaufen piirOen. Serr @iper ioQte,
Dab Serr E. @. @oBIer, ser @ice-
&rdiiOeut 0erGoltmbio 9lotilral @as
Company, 6eiite in Baltimore elm.
treffen miirOe, uno gclpiQt iei, Die
ger6anOllngen nit ser Staotoer.
waltna pieoer mlf5une6men. Gie
@eieaidaft bate, pie Serr @iper err
fldrtc, geboiit, feline @egere6ta6gos
ben 5a6len 5ii braubeu. inglnbetrubt
Der @ort6eile Oie Die @infii6rlnq BON
gatlIrgas ser Staot lno sen @ripat.
Eerionen brinoen miir0en 91s ober
oieIe &offnlngen iid an ser Salhmg
Der Stootberlpaltung 5erihlugen ia.
be Die @eiellidoft bei6loiien, meitere
@egenooridldge 81 MAIDEN. Serr
Yiper erfunoiate iicb geitern, o6 Die
9lIoget-8eborOe bereit mGrc, 0ie 9lo.
ten fiir Die erIten 5000 &u6ifiuB g2a-
tilrgos Inn einen Gent crbo6en al
laiien uno Damn nod ser olten "a
belle Die Ereiie Decentralization. afaDor
Freiton iagte Serrn @iper, DAB CT
enti4loiien iei, fir 0ie StaOt cine init
4 &ro3ent ser 9rutto einno6men
forreiponoireuoc Ginno6me 2ueae
81 l0aften mo ooB eS ibm im gSe.
ientliden elei6giiltig iei ouf pelde
SeiIe inO in pelher 6orm oieie 9lb-
go6en entri6tet piiroeu. Serr @iper
lit erilldt porOen, feline Gorldldge in
Der beutigen 9uoaetsSibung i1rift.
lid Dor5ulegen.
Sdbrli6e 9eii6tigung
Scr StroBenfebrer.
@eltern iano oie id6rlide 9eiidti-
gnng Der ltdotiibeu StraBenfcbrer
uno oes 4agenmaterialS Oes 0epar.
tementS ourd StraBeureinigungs.
Gommiiidr g9m. u. 2orfins lmO sci.
len gIiiiitenten @oporo 3. Callahan
iiatt. Sic idmmtlideu glngeitellten
rmo Die @erdt6c. oie inipi5irt iprr-
non hpfnnNpn Tch n, 4oSalofo,,, Oh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
g aiier @iIbelm mad 8iI
beImsbaDen.

@erlin, a. Syuni pia 9lmIter-
Dam uno 2onOon, 8. SUM. aoiier
@il6elm lit beiite glbeno nah g9il.
belmSbopen abgefnbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

%finoiten 1T nidlt Oas ulie6lide
1eit", iuenn man am WiOutng, IL.
SUM, uidt Oas cSeit Der @aiien i'm
9iiUer.Siew-@arf bein6t.
(Nuni3- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
gLls WlSrSer perGaftet.

Inter ser 9ci9ulOiaung, an
Sonntog 9lbeno oie "a Sabre olte
glegerin Celia W2itbell in i6rem
8immer in g8r. 1918, 9lorO-GareD.
StroBe, our6 orei Repoloeridiiiie ee-
t0otet 81 baben ipuroe geitern gl6euo
ipenige Wlinuten Dor II llbr Der 80.
i66rige gleger @iaiam Sc SoUlor
BON 9tr. $50, @enniplpauia.9Ioenue,
al Ger M1prtIe.slueuue Oer6oitet inO
in sic noropeitli6e 4oIi5ei.5tatiou
eingeIiefert 9lunoe. Sergeant Guiun
unO Serqeont Gooion beperfitellia.
ten sic 5eitnabme 0eS angebIiben
N1orOers. lleber 0ie Wlorotbot ielbit
iprroe bereitS ousfii6rlid berihtet.
9aplor maAte nod ieiner 8erbof-
tuna feinerlei glngoben
glbunucutcn, bic ben ,Scutidben Gorre.
IpDubcuten" nidJt piiMftlidD D0er nnrc9ela
maHig crboItcn, iinb gcbetcH, Der Office
bapOn per zelepbDn Uoer idrIIilluB WlIi'
iDeilnng 81 mGmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
s d6rlide 8eiidtigung
Der StroBentebrer.

@eltern fano Oie id6rIic6e @eIi6ti-
gnng Ser itdotiiben StraBenfcbrer
uno oeS @agenmaterialS oes 0epar-
tementS ourb StraBeureinigunes.
Gomniiidr @m. ". 2arfins uno Oei.
len sliiiitenten @oporO 3. Gaaoban
itatt Sic idmmtlibeu glngeitellten
umo Die @erdt6e. oie inipi5irt iuur-
oen beianoen ii6 in tooeloien 3u-
itonoe, ioOaB Serr 2arfinS in Der
Gage war, Elm uneingeic6rdnfteS Sob
leineu llntergebenen 5u 5oaen. er
foroerte oic Strobenreiniger beion-
Oers aIt i6re @flidt bel ser beOor-
ltebcnoen Gompognc fir elm geiiin.
oeres uno reineres Baltimore 5ll
tbun
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
GUIDE YOUR BOY NOW.
Keep Him on tho Road That Leads %
the Hiphsst Cisizenship.

This Is good time 10 think VI your
boy. II you doInot look after him In
tho right way some one viii do II In
the wrong way. Begin now.
Teach your boy to follow In the foot
steps OF his father. TO respect the law.
10 obey his parents. 10 regard the
rights OF oil men. to honor virtue, to
respect womanhood and to depend
upon no one bur himself for his ad.
vanccment
Teach him that the Golden Rule OF
life win be found In the Ten Com.
mandments They are short. They
have survived the ages. They stand
today unchanged and unchallenged.
They comprise the tlrst great written
law given BY God to man. Before
these few commandments oil man
made laws fade into insignitlcance.
Teach them TO your boy. There is dan.
ger ahead II you do not.
The universal drift Of mankind 10 to.
ward decadence. Heredity pays its
premium and also exacts Its discount
Tho son Of good father and nm affec.
tionato mother, brought up In an at.
mospherc Of parental regard. never
win disgrace the family.
The boys of today are to be the men
Of tomorrow. The destinles Of tho
American people are TO DO In the hands
Of their sons. II the boys are taught
respect for the law Doth human and
divine,, obedience TO authority, manly
independence aud the fear Of God this
great nation win be noble monument
to mans capacity FOR self government
and self control ut n time when all the
world IL seethlng cauldrop OF unrest.
unreason and disbelief.
Teach your boy 70 rule. but first to
rule hlmself.-John A. Slelcher In Les.
lies Weekly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
LIFE OF THE GUNS.
u Depends Upon How Long tho Lin.
inos Can Resist Erosion.

The life of gun depends upon the
progress OF erosion. which sooner or
later 10 certain TO impair the accuracy
Of iire. 4osion is caused by the action
of the explosive gases AT high temper
aturc and pressure.
According 10 the Iron Age, the hot
gases cause n thin tilm OF steel. 20 alb
SORT heat The dim expands aud be
comes set. Upon the release Of the
pressure Il contracts. which causes
minute cracks that grow larger with
every discharge. AS they Increase In
size they form passageways for more
hot gas. and that tends 60 enlarge them
still further The inner surface thus
becomes rougbcned and the bands be
sin to corrode. Finally the bore be.
comes no enlarged that II allows the
gases TO escape. The shell does not
then acquire It's proper rotation. aud its
1ight becomes crratlc.
All guns except small ones are now
constructed with Innings IN the tube
which, when the bore N worn cut, are
removed and replaced by new ones
The cost OF refining a gun IN approx.
mately 30 per cent Of the cost OF the
gun. There appears TO be no limit to
the number OF times that gun can be
refined.
The small arms used In this coupiry
are considered 70 be worn out otter
1000 10 1900 rounds have been frcd
Small naval guns can be fircd about
1000 times before they are regarded as
worn out. Large twelve Inch and four.
teen inch naval guns are considered to
have life on one lining Of from 100 to
200 rounds.
Low velocity guns, such us howitzers
and mortnrs, have corrcspondingly
longer lives than high velocity guns Of
the same caliber. because the prcssures
they develop. and hence the tempcra.
lures. are lower
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland. Oct. 2.--Today's market
quotations were:
Wheat - Club, 1.27; bluestem.
1875.
oats--No. white feed. 2s.
Bafley--Feed. 33.
Hogs-Best live, 9.85@10.
Prime steers, z; fancy cows, 5.75;
best calves. 7.50.
Spring lambs, S.75.
Butter--City creamery. SO; coun-
try, 2s.
Eggs-.Selected local extras, 40.
Hens, IL; broilers, Is OF; geese,
11Q1fh,
Copper. 2sh.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
RILEY WAS SENSITIVE.
Why He Stopped RsoItlna One Of His
Poems In Public,

Poems In Public.
"As an Illustration OF iiley's sensi
tive nature" said Melville u. Stone.
"Jim and went alone 10 the tbeater
10 see sol Smith Russell, who also be-.
loDged 10 the Saints aud Sinners Cor.
ner lie WIS playing The Poor Rcla
ton In the play was scene where
Russell took young boy and put him
In barrel while no removed his trou.
scrs to mend them. The audience
roarcd with laughter ut the comic sit'
uation. Next TO mo In the box sat
James whitcomb Riley. sobbing as II
bis heart would break. He saw no
humor In tho plight Of tho little boy,
To him II was pnihos.
"He, like Eugene Field. was devoted
10 children. lie loved them. but he
loved them nriisticaily. I am not sure
that pcrsonally--that In. mind yon.
hanging TO a mans coattnils--they eI.
ther OF them wanted children around
They lncked the patience necessary for
daily contact with children Riley and
Field could write heartbreaking verse
IN respect OF children and put into
them an inordinate amount Of human
sympathy. but 30 far ms know this
was at arms length from tho young.
sters themselves. especially In Fields
cnse. Riley was ever exceedingly sym.
pathetic. One evening Jim was recit.
Ing his poem. "A Happy Little Cripple,
before a large audience He had scarce
ly begun the lines
I'm mist a liitis crippled boy an never
soin' TO grow
An sit n great biz man at all. cause
aunty told mo 40,
When was thist a baby onc't failed
out OF tho bed
An got tho curv' ture Of the spine '-'ats
what tho doctor Baid--
when hc noticed u man and a woman
In the audience leaving tho hall. He
made inquiry aud found out that they
had little lame child OF their own
much like the one he was describing.
He resolved never 10 reci,e that poem
In public again. New York Post
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
Use Of "ar and "ap.,

no most educated people say n
unique example" or IAN unique ex.
amplew In Difference 10 the rule they
probably write AN" but II YOU notice
their pronunciation. when they are
talking naturally and not thinking OF
how they pronounce, they will almost
invariably sny "a" Aud this Is quite
natural, for unique" begins with n
consonant II Il pronounced "yuncek." -
Similarly most people say both "a his.
tory" and ~ historical fact" unless
they drop the consonaut IN" and say
"an 'istorical fact, London Chronicle.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
Her words Came True.

The squad had been particularly stn.
Did, aud The drill sergeant was exas
perated. After ,ainly attempting TO
induce them to eSecut. some move
ments he gaye the order, Stand at
ease Addressing tbem seriously. he
said II remember when was small
boy had set Of Toy soldiers made o:
lead aud tin. One day ] lost them. and
] wspt bitterly Ny mother told me
not TO fret; that some day would find
them again, and, by gum. ! have"'-
Vancouver World.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
MYSTERY or MERCURY.
An Unknown Factor That Causes the
Planets Efratie Motion.


The planet Of Mercury Ia the small.
est OF the major planets aud the near.
est 10 the sun. which Il circles IN a
little less than three months, Il reach.
es Its greatest distance from the sun
at periods about sixty days apnrt. Dur.
In. the year Mercury II morning star
three times and evening star three
times. Owing 10 It's neurness to tho sun
70 IL never visible Tor more than pc,
riod OF about two hours after sunset
or the same length of time before sun,
rise.
Tho eccentrlciiy Of It's orblt'is great.
er than that OF any other major plnnet;
It's greatest aud ita least distance from
tho sun differ by nearly fifteen mil.
lion miles. According 10 A. w, Me.
Curdy OF the Royal Astronomical So
riety OF Canada, tho most remarkable
characteristic IN the motion Of Mer.
cnry IN thnt when II IN nearest 10 the
sun II travels faster than Il should II
u moved only by the attraction OF the
known bodies Of the solar system.
Astronomers have long sought mn ex,
planation of the accelerated motion
Some believe thnt there are other plan.
cts ut present unknown between Mcr,
curry and the suh-bodies that although
numerous are too small 10 he seen. The
movements Of Mercury Indicate an In
nuence that might bc accounted for by
the presence of another planet revolv.
ins within It's orbit II such n plane,
really exists. there should come n time
when II viii appear as n dark spot
moving across the face OF the sun,
Another way TO detect the presence
OF new plnnets IN the vicinity OF the
sun Is 10 take observations during a
total eclipse, " there are no clouds
n, such n dine the stars become yisi
BILE Nv the sun disappears. During the
total eclipse af the sun In 1878 one
observer saw IN object that he
thought might be the long sought
planet, but no other astronomer bas
been able 10 confirm the discovery. aud
many now believe that the hidden
source OF the unusual movement ~
Mercury must be- locked for elsewhere
than In the orbit OF the planet.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
Q . Q o o 900 9 . . 0 o
PRACTICAL health HINT.



o Good milk IA o, health pro
0 dncer. BDd milk makes stomach
o trouble and breeds disease
o The three "C's" for the proper
0 care or milk In the home. nc.
o cordlDg TO the dairy specialists
o OF the United States department
o sof agriculture. are:
0 Keep milk clean. cold. covered.
0 MIX Is highly perishable
0 food, and the length OF time II
0 will remain sweet and safe, es.
o peclally for children. depends.
0 the specialists say almost en-
Q tircly upon the constant care II
receives from COW % consumer
0 Milk passes through three agen
0 cies-the producer the dealer
o and the consumer II the first
0 two have done their part. clean.
o safe milk win be delivered
o thoroughly chilled. 10 the ron
o Sumcr The consumers respon
0 Nbllity begins the moment the
o milk In delivered al his door
0 step
sns 0 o 0 0 o o o o
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
TRAVELLING With a Gallo.

Travelling with a cello Is as uncom
Portable As travelling not only with a
baby. but with donkey. Unless in.
deed you have pn instrument with a
convenient hinged door In the back so
that you may pack IL full OF travelling
necessities MSS, and so forth-thus
dispensing with bag, or unless you
can cork up It's 80 holes and use the
Instrument rs II canoe on occasions n
cello Is about ns inconvenlent a travel
Ing companion MS the corpse In Steven
sons tale which would insist on getting
into the wrong hox.- Musical Courier
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
LET HIM MAKE THE SALAD.
And Let Him Hunt For the ingredients.
Too, Says Q Woman.


Too, Says q Woman.
Newspaper comment 20 the contrary.
there still remain few accomplish.
mcnts In which man may excel
woman, and. oddly enough, one OF these
~ salad making, Indeed. there seems
TO be In the masculine character. psy
cbologically speaking. II may be sup
posed, something that makes the con.
cocting OF salads mans special gen.
ius In the way OF humble skill.
You know the requirements for good
maker OF salads miser for vine,
gar. a spendthrift for oil aud a mad
man 10 do the mixing"
And there you have Il. A woman Ia
TOO careful, too considerate. too con.
ventional. too much hampered by de.
tails But give masculine lover OF
good salads congeMal company. full
liberty In the use OF oil, vinegar and
pepper and the freedom OF your re,
frigerator. and you may trust him to
produce u masterpiece
First OF all. your salad master enjoys
the making OF his dish. He puts into
II the conyivialIty OF good comradeship
and the zest OF adventure. He much
prefers an exploring expedition In
search for his ingredients and some
dubious uncertainty as TO the result OF
his efforts to cut and dried sureness
Of means and methods. The result is
surprise which. as we all know. is
one Of the first aids toward good appe
tite.
Next. a man does not want culinary
folderols, He Is hungry. and he wants
his salad 10 furnish him something to
eat, so he puts into II plenty OF oil and
good substantial vegetables aud green
things, He likes TO ent; he likes adven.
ture and uncertainty; he likes piquancy
and pepper he likes vigorous way
Of doing things, Let him make your
salads.-- Anne Rankin In Southern wo.
mans Magazine.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-02
Unforeseen.

Helen was attending her first party
when refreshments were served she
refused second helping 10 lge cream
with u polite mo, thank YOU" al.
though her look was wlstful. M
"Oh, do have some more Ice cream
dear" her hostess urged
"Mothcr told me must say mo,
thank YOU exclaimed the little girl,
but don't believe she knew the
dishes were going To be so SMALL
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