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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

Fol! sai". good soand corn in 2-buSncl
bags. - cents rcy hUsh-l { % 10 .\yd"n.
: :, IL - NuH:uri X 90. NydoiI.
NI.HtNlARi.E P!Pr.E APPLES WE.
want every !ovcr "f ,i,,l"S - try a
s"nirl" itart"l ~ COR world famous No.
Nln"fHHr'. f.ppIUs. prize lower than
iuey NAY ever been sold before. name
is. SH.3h per barrel. frc.4hr prcpa I'd.
rrd"r "u business letter head nr send
r"feTeur" Peaks of otter orchard Co,
BON $il. Lyu"hbu!@. Va.
Fok sale. mixed teld peas. 5 per
bush"l { WilmiuGtou. OF sI.50
p"! huSE"l delivered amy station i'm Niv-
s!nia. orders solicited. Samples fur
ntSn"d upou application. Samuel Rear.
- " Sons. Wilmington. y -
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

OLD fal*ie teeth wanted Good prices
Mag 20 broken \s" old gold and
silver Nidrc"S Teeth l:Nchaui:c. 20@
i>ea"i5 iilG.: WASHINGTON. - {.
WANTED. fine cut hair, 40 inches up.
send sample for price. Fred llau.r.
81 i.I!lihTldgc Avenue, East Detroit
WANTED. :" hu> horse Wagon and
h1g@! Address Is SOS, care Times
a.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W. FRED RICHARDSON. INC
fir"ptppi Storage Tor household Goods
col -to3 West Main Street.
Don't forget. When ". move YOU W"
are responsible tor Vour furniture and
IN" protection OF your house Befor.
moving get our prices. kludu!Dh SAB
G 4. MILL .NEES transfer moving and
Grating furniture "a speciality. trunks
haIIcu. claim CHECKS issued ~ the
house for ;our baggage. two men OF
our wagon. Pianos properly hauled
3"2 North smith street Phone Mad.-
son lt4J
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

fp': SALE" St-r,otyp"rS' mats. lSN2l:
ntNihlc and touch Just tn" thing TO
lin" chicken h"us"s and "uthouscs:
STA" per zoe pounds 4, the Office: -
cents Extra fOU out tot town orders FOR
'Artnt". .,ddr"HS Tum,s Dispatch.
SINGLE COMB white lc.h"rus. bred
cents """iI "ggs. 81 POI -. :. per
loo t;"uW"ud r"ulrr, Earn, chester.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VIRGINIA teachers bureau desires in
formation OF wo,i-prcpnrcd teachers
for Virginia and southern states cs-
tabliShed 1898: correspondence solicit
ed y ". cridliu, Manager. wood =
Hand Heights Richmond. Va Phone
Madison 557S O. walton Han. Man
agcr Gordousvill. Bur"au, .Hux lJl.
Gordousvillc. Va
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,o 80. 'n~ -!,st a.N of March, \ D.
1910. on iradius Tia po;ition for lis
charge OF III" harLrupt. ii i
"rd"r"d p! We 'o'a. that :, hearin.;
DAY "t' Wan. -. lrl;. before
sail court II i;ichmon3 III th- So id dis
trict. AT /" rr,vcI. NOON. .,ud that notice
thereof he puhlishr, ia The Tiu.s-IJis.
patch. 4 ncwSpap.t printed ia said dis
tri't. ana that "ll i.rnNyl. creditors and
%, nrF psrS.nS IN nice t may appear ut
rauSc u any they l';'v". Why tho pr.,yci
of the Satn petitioner Shuuld ,ior he
;rani-u
And i, IS f,,r,n., ,.r,i-rea T.. u..
court that thu clerk shn!i .cuH D. u.;,.l
I" All known creditor. c"ri,s ~ s.,,t
petition ANA this nvicv .ii,l.,..s,.y 10
them at the!r pl.,c"s ~ r,>idauco uS
stated.
Witness tn" HONORABLE EnAli M
WNhbill lt.. jude ~ the, SAID ~ IT
and tn" seal thereof. 81 Richmond. in
said district, ON Tho "ls' day u' March
y - 1916
JpSEru T. Hl:NDY.
,Sr"lJ Clerk.
JOHN j iI.Akt, ESQ
AttorneS Cor Ennkrunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

W. nil! sell for the account 81 the
ont!neutai Heater and Radiator 10.
Inc, Tor storage and other charges. "r
WEDNESDAY. MARCH -. 1916
at - o'tluck Noon
at the urst door on the Eighteenth
Street side OF Virginia Bonded Nae
house, Eighteenth and Cary Street s.
, Continental Hut-Water Heaters with
radiation Of about 1900 feet. IN.
Heaters are Installed In many 81 ~
best hon-S III the city. This type 80
Heater has proven to hc one % the
hest on IN. market. The cheapest 10
Operate and the most satiSfactory ia
service.
Wo call the especial attention nt
builders ANA property owners 10 this
SALE.
TERMS Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co
Auctioneers.
GEORGE V. OLIVER. salesman
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WANTED Wild" awake woman Of
cond appearances to call ON hnul,s
rus. companies. clubs, hrpkrrS. in
S"r;'ii'" i,hu ih"r general offices. fac
'"lIcS. hospitals 1ud dentists on a
'"n!nlSSioh iaS'S. ir '"ply state cX-
pcricnC". Address "S,nitary'' -,
Times Dispatch
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN bis
TRltT pF VIRGINIA.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

20 ENlTUHE. china ANA wcdciug pres
rnls ppck.d ana shlppcd with care.
laooh Ilrlauf i'h"m" Madison 32H:
:. 4 pULL!AM " co. insure lives
and property. Automobile Insurance
t!S". surety bonds TraN-l"r-' Build
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LADIES' TAILOR
DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

SUITS pressed. 25c.: cleaned ana
pressed. soc secured. 75c French
cleaned. Sis = Want Il 90. OAilurs
and 'laanerSD. 1895 Fast Main Street
pbr,. M1iisnu -UtS
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a. tn. matter OF
J NNNf.Y AESilAlI. & In Involuntary
co. INC. ANA others.
l.. -. TEERllJ. BankrGptcy.
Alleged bankrupt
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FOR SALE-I'arms
NANTf.D-fscaI Estate

LIST your rhI n!s with !, y, Geometry
& Co Write postal for necessary
IlrrEu
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

HALF p"odlc pups. cut" pots sla5 .a,
\. l.. Jennings. Elk rim. Va
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Observation-Disclosures

LAWRENCE l. rCpI. ESQ
Attorney FOR Rankrupt.
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IN MENIQItIAM.
los AND .sOINn

lFT T-|''
MRS : NiTSkI.I
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD INN, on Hampton poads.
beautiful location. country and sen
shnr. combined with city convenience
Excellent table. Terms. So to $i2 per
week. Near golf links Omen all the
year Misses Tahb. Boulevard Inn.
Hamilton Va
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WANTED-ltu,isehoiJ Goods.

HIGHEST cash pr.rc patd :or $rrngn.
hhnI furnitu"" ~ any quantity Cau
fardol0h hNlG
GOOD secondhand household and Of
fee furnitur" wanted ia large guam
titles Phone Madison 1906
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

w T.. ha". urgent Inquiries for lower
value send AS description quick stat
.ns acreage. If possible phutograuh Of
dwelling. Send cor listing. contract
Morton - rhalhirucr Richmond va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

i'l.EANINt. pressing ana dN.iug bust
ness. well "stnbliShcc 50" 10 So
wc"kly iuc"u" Address y GlS. care
Times DiSpatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

In tn" matter uf Ma lJso
HARRY l.. CANADA M
ia nkrMnt. Ehmi,,lIntrn
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IT. IN NEED OF MONEY BORROW
ON YOUR MATCHES. DIAMONDS
it.W ELkN AND SIIN r,RWARE. FROM
TIE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
ALL BUSINESS CONDUCTED STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE con
StLTATION ROOMS FOR LADIES
AID GENTIEMf,N SECOND FLOOR
500 EAST BROAD STREET
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FOR RENT-I<eaI Estate

ROT: rent Corucr 1wenty-ninth
street and Washiurtuu Avenue ,nnw
occupied by lauCk's .l"wvlrv SturcJ.
tn. best location iu tia. ,fry Tor amy
KIND Of business. ApDly 81 >hiukowItz.
faWnbrokcr. Newport News. VA
LARGE r"omy house corner Twenty
eighth and Marshall SO. 2T9r can
30 us"G for TWO families Iiut-wa,cr
ArplN ..O3 East Eronn Str..t
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

GI.OEo;E Y. OLIVER, salesman
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'hI.r ANTED---,salc and Female

" NNTED. tobacco hand Stcmm"rs
regular work. c"od pay. british
Am"riCaln Tobacco 60. Ltd. IOo North
! ON hardy
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DETECTIVES.

BURCH'S Private Detective Agency,
home Office. Park Building Phon.
Randolph 1915. Richmond Va
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS and board. transient or Dcrina-
noat steam heat: special rates for
table boarders. lni East Franklin.
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WANTED-Room and Eonrd.

TWO rooms. unfurnislcd preferred
Win board. In West End Address
j III. care Times Dispatch
LADY will sew part Of dag in ex-
change for room AMI board GO3.
care Viines-bi sratch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY

". viii clean your Wall paper. c,lSu-
mine and woodwork at half pric. 4"
6"m"n~rat. tn" wuud"rtul -su!i ~
"1u method "i cleaning. ~ saves NOG
IN" cost 81 new paDcriu@ tud painting.
oar prices ~" sIutll Nll work guar
sam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

THIS c"npany ana +. o Robinson.
having qualified as administrators
with til" Will annexed, Of George :
Sipp. deceased. all persons haviur
claims against said estate are request
ed 10 present them, and those indeb, Ell
TO tn. estate will please make pay
m"nt AZ this office
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
ana T.. -. ROBINSON,
NilniniStrat"rS. with tn" will annexed,
OF George s. Sipl.
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VEHICLES FOR SALE,
WNNTED-Ichiclrs.

WANTED runabout and harness ais"
"u"-hnrse farm wagon Mus 10" II,
vood condition ami cii"ap ADDRESS \
sol. care Times Dispatch
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W1NTED-.trn:,is.

AGENTS wanted 10 sell the Lake
iirc"Z" motor fan, Virginia and North
Carolina. j. II iiarI,s"n. Hranch:ille,
AGENTS in city and state. who want
here is your opportunity , now and
attractive propositions For particu-
lars. write EoX ~. itichmond. Va.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED 10 buy for cash old gold and
silver. Fine watch and i.wclry re-
paIriuS Il specially. T.. {. Meyer Jew
clry Co, ~ West Broad street
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j. Il. cNRNEAI. * son.
ReNl itStntc NlCtiOneNrS

AUCTION SALE OF y SPLENDID IN
TEHEST-rAYINI PROPERTY. 10?
" EST LEIGH
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!'OI; SNi.I..-lior>cs

Hi WING decided TO Tango 5r:c OF my
statues Il.to = garage. VIII uiSpps.. or
80 mead OF m...S ana big horses and
mares irey haV. been worktitr here
90 The last year in hiE trucks and
wagons. Their ages are from = 10
years old. VIII weigh from loo 10
l,oVu pounds. They are all IL irst-ClaSs
condition, ana viii sell them under \
fun guarantee. /: not as represented
VIII refund the money. Gan be seen at
GrulfS stables. - Is, IS % South
Tenth
FOR sale 80 head OF good mules,
weigh from 1000 70 300 pounds:
price, iron. l225 pcr pair M This
stock : all III good condition and night
out ui the hardest Kind OF work. Can
be a""u at PlOwnan's Transfer stables
b, south Eificem,n Siloet
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fct'It or broom unfinished ii.,i. ia
W est End -" sUbulr. reasonable:
state terms. > South First Street
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i---Nllchincry

I'---NIchincry.
STEAM laundry complete BluforG
& Co
CONCRETE miners. coucret. wheel
halrows. hosting ou@tncs. pU:ups,
Di;... boilers ana engines. all sizes.
Wood mori<iu.; machinery -; every d.
scrlption. condition guaranteed.
HHford X 90.
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w MI ED. cement ;tujsuets at once
NpDlN 10 Parkinson = Finn room 90,
Mechanics Euiidinr Petersburg. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

Tire lot fronts about u feet l., a
good depth 10 an-n!ic!. THIS is one Of
th- rrSt localities for cnlorrd PC" pt,
i,-in& iUu"dial"lN opposite the be.,uti
'4l -r"unds oI the iiartsho"u College
md always rented. The dwelling Is
DETACHED with six rooms. halls. etc
Tie own.r iuStructS us 70 sell u, '!..
Ia - dollar. You can't 40 aius> in
puycl tHlns here, :" com" 10 the SAL.
TERMS: Easy and announced AT Nale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

~ Trlu"St ut owner. VIII" is in bal
h"dltil aud Determined ~ sell. We VIII
"r"r Tor sale the above property un
rHtESDAY. MARCH % 1915
at > o'clock T. NJ
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STU ATioN Observation-Disclosures

r TEACHERS. scnd cor fr"" catHloru. Of
banners. remnants, medals. class u!us
rings dlniOuiaS certificates, promotion
cards entertainment books and sup
plies sheridan school Supnly com
.nl-,- ,i-..,- Y.mnl. Y -
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IN THE DISTRICT ,6UH1' OF Tilt.
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
E.N DISTRICT OF NlI;'ilNiA:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-22

/, appearing To the court that rhe
ALLEGED bankrupt, l.. - T"rrtll. i not
an ,nhabtant uf. and cannot he found
within this judicial district, and has
not v"lmn'aril, entered his appearance
herein. and tina; personal service Upon
him cannot he made;
II is hereby ordered. That the SAID
!. -. r"rrill do appeal and plead. an
sw"r or d"mur. To the petition flied BY
jaime -MarSha.' ~ 60. FU,.. aud others
against him by Monday, THE ETH
DAY OF MAit,li l%it. ana III default
thereof tn" court viii proceed to ir.
hearing and ADJUDICATION of the cause
II is further ordered. That this order
be Published in The Times Dispatch. ,
new spaprr OF general circulation. once
q week for two consecutive weeks
ErMi'Nh WADpIl.I. .II
United states District Judge.
Richmond. Va. Mt"rch 80. LIS
T.. l.. WILLIS. ESQ.
Attorney for pctitinuiu. creditors
y trU" COPS Att-S,
seal of'"urt JOSEPH + BRADY
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
Dumas, Onion soup.

Onion soup IS often liked BY peo-
pie who disdain the savory herb in
any other form There is no doubt
of the wholesomeness Of the onion,
and those who have never tried the
soup are recommended to use this
celebrated recipe Of the elder Du-
mas: Take, for three pints Of soup,
four Bermuda onions or eight COM
mon white ones, mince and fry to
a golden brown in two tablespoon
fuls Of butter. Pour in two quarts
Of water, season with pepper and
salt and boil until the onions are
quite soft. Beat the yolks Of three
eggs, mix with the soup and pour
mixture over finger slices Of toasted
bread Milk may be used instead Of
water in this soup.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

The beastly Vitellius, as Gibbon
calls him, spent at least six millions
Of money on his table in as many
months. He invented, OF his cook
invented for him, a dish which be
designated '.the shield Of Minerva
One of its principal ingredients was
fiamingoes' tongues, Of which both
Pliny and Martial speak in eDcomi-
astie terms. Dampier says that the
hamingoes have 'slarge tongues, and
near the root is a piece Of fat which
is accounted a great dainty" When
Captain Owen was surveying the
east coast Of Africa his sailors shot
down hundreds Of these beautiful
birds In order, with an extravaganza
worthy of Vitellius, to make a dish
Of the tongues alone.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
a Clear skin.

Good health IS the only lasting pre-
scription for a good skin. Cosmetics
and lotions viii do no good il the real
trouble is lack Of exercise or indIscre-
ti0n In eating Indigestion is the cause
Of many pimply skins and sluggish
dispositions. Your stomach and its
health win reflect ON your beauty.
Many girls lunch daily on a dish Of
Ice cream or some candy. i sallow,
muddy complexion is the inevitable
result You should make every meal
as substantial as possible. and do not
eat between meals.
Women who form the habit OF get
ting up late, then rushing on without
any breakfast or none to speak OF win
soon show the results Of this In their
faces. The midday meal need not be
heavy; a salad, patty. a light des-
sert and glass Of milk are enough.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
Scientific
Farming
HOME GROWN SEED CORN.

Viii Yield Better Than That From
Some Distant Section.
Prepared BY North Dakota experiment
stationl
The selection OF seed corn is one OF
the most important points that require
attention at particular time. Numer-
Gus Investigations have shown that
home grown seed corn win yield better
than seed from some distant section OF
the country even when the climatic
conditions are not materially different
In North Dakota. where our climate diff
fers from most OF the other corn grow
Ing states. II is especially important
TINT attention be given to field seIee-
ton Of seed corn at the proper time.
Mature corn has a much higher feed
ing value than immature corn. and the
only way TO grow mature corn is to Sc
lect the seed from the home fields.
When such seed IS planted termination
is surer under adverse conditions and
a better stand Is secured
Inasmuch as II costs no more to pre-
pare and cultivate the land for a good
stand than it does for poor one. as
shown by the Iowa experiment station,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
DRY1xa SEED COIN.

where a Is per cent stand produced
twenty-three bushels per acre and an
81 per cent stand produced eighty three
bushels per acre with the same cult
TatiOn. It is evident that the time spent
In selecting and caring for seed corn
IS exceedingly profitable.
In year ike this. when every grow
ing day IS needed to mature a suf-
fieient quantity OF seed. pickfngs should
be delayed until after the leaves have
been killed by frost A light frost will
not injure the germ materially. and the
increase in the value Of the seed due
to its more mature condition viii large
" Offset any decreases due to light
frost As soon as the leaves have been
frosted so that growth Is stopped the
ears should be picked Immature corn
should be hung up or placed In drying
racks the day it is picked. and mature
corn should not be left In piles more
than q day or two and then only in
small quantities..
Seed corn picked in the dough stage
viii grow If properly cured, and enough
seed should be saved for next years
planting as soon as the leaves have
been killed by frost, even though IT Is
In the soft dough stage.
Mature corn, selected before killing
frosts In an ordinary year, is the safest
seed TO plant. However. In a year
when the frost free period Is so short
and the weather conditions so unfavor-
able that no mature ears are produced
BY a variety which ripens In an ordi-
nary year seed should be saved even |
though IT may be immature. By this
means the strains which are best /
adapted to the region can be perpetu-
ited. Immature seed from these
strains will prove more satisfactory |
han mature seed shipped In from the
tate to the south, where the growing /
Ieason Is longer than we ordinarily i
ave in North Dakota.
Inasmuch as the moisture content Of
corn Is very high, It Is espe-
tally important that Il should be Civ
N careful attention during the drying
md storing period. After having
'laeed the ears on a drying rack free
circulation Of air should be provided
y opening all doors and windows dur
ny the day and warm nights. While
ventilation Is desirable at all
lines, the room I'm which the corn IS
icing dried should be kept above freez-
ng temperature
After the corn has been strung or I
laced in file drying racks It should be
uspended or supported by some means
0 that It IS beyond the reach Of rats /,
nd mice In well aired room. The I;
orn should be dry before freezing I.
veather, and every means should be
rovided for as rapid drying as posi-.
he. Windows and doors should be
ept open during the day SO that cur
snt Of air can pass freely through alI
arts Of the room.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

Half a cupfuI Of melted butter, one
pint Of sifted breadcrumbs. half
teaspoonful Of cinnamon, one quart
Of sliced apples. half a cupful Of cold
water, half cupful Of sugar. Stir
the butter into the breadcrumbs. Into
a buitered baking dish put n layer Of
sliced apples sprinkle with the CHINA
mon and sugar aud continue until the
materials are used. having the last
layer o. crumbs If the apples are
juicy nse less water Bake about one
hour III the areleas rooster. Serve
With cream.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
MEN LOADED LIKE DRAYs.
Hugs Burdens That Are Carried BY
porsera Ia conatantineple.

"A NAttt#F
Porssrs In conatantineple.
More varied as spectacle than
the yelled women of the Galata
bridge are the hamals, or coolies.
Most OF these carriers are Knrds,
fierce people of the eastern noun
tains, who have fallen to the low
estate of selling their strength to
city dwellers. / know the feats of
transportation achieved by Chinese
servants, by japanese go-riekkies,
BY hill women of the Himalayas, By
dusky coolies of India and the
straits, but to the Kurdish hamal
must be accorded the palm as a bur-
den bearer.
Yonder man carries on his back
a bedstead and mattress, fastened
ON top of a great basket. The next
man carries twenty watermelons as
one load. Here is another with
twenty-four square feet of plate
glass mirror in frame, and follow
ing him one 10 carries a roll top
desk, and on top of that an Office
chair. There must have been fur
niture sale somewhere, for the next
fellow bears a sofa and two parlor
chairs.
Now comes a hamal groaning I'M
der the weight of two kegs Of white
lead or paint--a heavier load than
his mates more snowy burden OF
thirty-eight five gallon oil cans. And
here comes one with thirty-three
wooden boxes on his back.
Not all the hamals are young and
strong. Here comes an old Albanian,
whose load Of figs bends him to the
ground AS if to point the contrast,
two boys with huge hampers on
their backs come prancing and play
ing FRANKS Is not this next coohe
carrying the heaviest load Of all
On his back is a full sized packing
case, and dashed to it are six other
large wooden boxes. That is no
white mans burden. A not uncOm-
mon load for hamals, / am told, IS
800 pounds. Is there any other city
IN the world where men work so
hard to earn 5 or 10 cents p
Youths Companion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

A skeptic who was badgering g sim
pie minded old man about the miracle
OF Baiaam's ass finally said. How
Is It possible for an ass to talk like
a man2v Well replied the honest
old believer. with meaning emphasis,
Il don't see why II amt as easy for
an ass to talk like man as It Is for
a man TO talk like an ass
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

DR.. Cyrus Northrop. president emeri-
tus Of the University Of Minnesota,
eighty-two years OF age and full Of
honors, Is proudest OF the fact that he
once worsfed Chauncey ~ Depew ia
reDartee. Introduced BY Depew as
'.young cyclone from the west at a
notable dinner in the east. Dr. Nor
throp set the table roaring BY saying
when lie rose to speak that he was
proud to receive such recognition from
the worlds greatest authority Oh
wind. - Detroit Free Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

Dave Allen and wife came over
from Winchester last night for a
visit with relatives and friends
and to attend the golden wedding
anniversary at o. A. Wares.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

FOR SALE-Sced Marquis
wheat-Preston & Felt lot. This
is the best lot grown on the prair-
lie. If wanted call Of write.
Lewiston Milling Co.,
Lewiston, Idaho.