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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
MAGICIANS Will
CLOSE At BIJOU
SEASON TONIGHT


The Human Volcano" and the great
rifle act pass out so far as Honolulu
is concerned with the performance of
tonight at the Bijou theater when
Hugard & Company close their local
engagement nj. Jean Hugard and
Ching Sung Loo have carried by far
the heavier portion of this bill which
has given to Honolulu theater-goers
more mystery than is usually crowded
into one program. Many of the feats
of these performers have proved to be
unsolved puzzles so far as the audi
ence Is concerned and even those who
have assisted Hugard have been UNI
able to explain his tricks, even when
he has SLOWED them to perform them
themselves.
The rifle act and the volcano"
stand out as the big attractions of the
season of magic. AS the human vol.
cano" Ching consumes copious guam
titles of burning paper and wool prior
to the eruption and then emits smoke
and ashes tina. would do credit to
KiIauea or Veslrius.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
theatrical
english DAISY
Will CHARM IN
song At BIJOU

EnglaDd's greatest Coincidence mot
In stature but ability Daisy Jerome.
comes TO the Biiou theater next Mon
day night and VIII repeat the follow
ing night and Honolulans are assured
OF one of the rarest theatrical treats
OF many months As a matter of fact,
II Is doubtful il anything closely re-
semblins this act has been seen here
since the uniorgettable Harry Lau-
der tarried at this same playhouse
for a single performance. Lauder is
Scotch, Jerome Is English. Both are
big favorites N the English music
halls, which take the place OF the
American vaudeville houses. Both are
high-priced artlsts and both are eager
ly sought after by managers as the
appearance OF either spells big bust
ness
Daisy Jerome sings and her singing
is genuine music. She is gifted with a
rich contralto !oice and her songs are
all up to the minute. In ballads she
is excellent, aRd the same applies to
comedy End character work. At the
last meeting CT the Ad Club, Miss
jerome was the attraction and the
three numbers which she willingly
reldered were far from sufficient to
satisfy the leading booster organize.
ton of Honolulu
Seats are now on sac at the Bijou
for Monday and Tuesday and the de-
mand is already large.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
STRONGDRAMA IS
HAWAII OFFERING

Robert B. Ma1tell and Genevieve
Hamper and the company of talented
Fox players now appearing at the Ha-'
wall Sheater in The Green-Eyed
Monster" will close tonight in that
strong dramatic feature. The title of
the play tells the story, which is one
of exaggerated jealousy in which the
leading character fMantelD stops at
nothing to satiate his passion.
RAYMOND de Money loves his cous-
in Claire but Reglects to declare his
love until his brother Louis wins her.
RAYMOND develops burning jeal-
ousy and. in order to kin this, leaves
home and spends his time In world
travel and dissipation. He Is called
home by the death of his father. only
to find that Louis is unfaithful to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

leave the Liberty one Of the best
comedies ever sent over the Para
mount Picture service.
As Cicero Hannibal Butts. corset
salesman, who journeys to Russia on
a combined business trip and honey.
moon; who becomes entangled with a
band Of Nilllists-of whom the Red
Widow is leading member who is
called upon to scatter bombs for his
new-found friends and whose bride
suspects that he has deserted her for
the Red Widow person and Who is
suspected by the secret police OF hav-
ing brought the latter named woman
into Russia as his wife, Barrymore has
all the opportunity in the world to
develo9 comedy and he developes 1t,
1t is riot OF a film.
"The Broken Coin" closes with the
performance of this evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

After chase in a motor boat in
Buffalo harbor. United States inspect
or Samuel d. Doodz and al aid arrest
ed William Riley and Andrew Thomp-
sor on a charge of attempting II
smuggle Chinese into the United
Sta,er from Canada.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

Claire. His consuming jealousy leads
him to murder Louis and hide the body
in unique ard mammoth chest ne
had secured in China. RAYMOND is
suspected by none but Claire, whe,
finally. forces a confession from him,
The woman drops dead at sight OF
the corpse of her husband.
THE Strange Case of Mary Page,
the new Hawaii serial. presents the
popular Edna Mayo and Henry b.
Walthall of Birth of Nation" fame.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
THE RED WIDOW
IS GREAT COMEDY

Everybody laughs in the Liberty
theater these days but there is but one
more opportunity, TO enjoy The Red
widow in which the inimitable John
Barrymore extracts mirth This film
will be shown for the last time to-
night and with its close there will
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

picturesque almost
this ideally combines the heahu
of the with all the convent of the city
through the Mnn Tract connecting School Street
and wired for cleo
telephones IA - ~ 4 I'D
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
TIME 70 SELL TIE 8R0lLERs
Surplus coekerels Of Quickly Maturing
Breeds May &c Marketed e
Good ADVANTAGE.

BY A. = SMITH Minnesota Experiment
Station
SHrnius eeckerels. particularly hose
of he higher ana more quickly matur.
ny breeds. may be marketed now to
advantage. Poultry raiSers. narticu=
ariv hose cot IarGely engaged IN lie
occupation. market their surpsis -ocls=
ereIs sooner or later. III realize that
eoekereis If the lighter breeds be-cofae
Il nuisance eerv early N life and Tor
5h8t reason II Is very desirable 70 eel
ia IF such II he broIler axe. THIS
Is comparatively EASY % 40, IS brollers
are Used 1t all seasons n lie arget
cities. So active. Il facr. S lie ifs
rnand tor chicks Under I'VE pounds
that often price II II east fyvo eenfs
a pound above ether quotations Is ~.
tered Tor hem.
While chicks IF he BEelleF size IRE
always salable. It must be bogne n
mind hat hey Fil aot always bring
the same prices. and hat he present
5 he lime Of nigh prices, Vhich-at
he zoD about Inly drop soon liter.
wards. md with accelerated rabidIty
ut The season advances.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
FARM
plN5I1I ~
-
HINTS FOR TURKEY RAiSERS
Cne 81 Greatest Difficulties n sue
eessfaiIy handling =swls S
lack OF F-ar1ness.

8v a. BASS Minnesota Experiment
Station
Lick af vitality iad arffurss n
the stock aHr ri He =fetfrzt 4lHl-
auit.es IN successfully handling mr.
s9ts Bronze 8rsee 5r#= as.= arzast
and hardest If I'll lHuesHr HuefErs.
Here are some pointers oF urEev
raisers
f. Ice saase erear osz p araers.
Kill hem IN HE 8ea> 8ua GA lie
young ureevs WITH insect powder ap-
piyine 1Her week xaea -1aped 10.
= Turkeys do BEST y1ea SeRf =spd=
rate from chickens. II a. #~o=are
kept together he 0fzeF5 5fs Hae
70 nike chicken disease~.
,. The growth 5f Hrzees $ 5ap.L
Give plenty 3f nutritious 4ad easily
3igesfed #ood. Ear #He list 5ea I#vz
feed fom quarts NJ bread -ramhs #nd
me part Of boiled Eggs ssed 3ne
neal a Iav al rolled 5ats ma ysCe AT
he saur mix they VII TuE. mango
sradualr ana IA lhree weeks iced =siS
parts 7f wheat ana $50 parts af s5rn
With =ollest aats 5nre tar. srom die
tme Thc BirdS ire On weeks Did until
maturity sIve. SHeat. -ra 1arts
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27


neaium~ize5 species ii HbaHt lie
same Hauit Is he zummau natives NJ
seafheHn Texas flHs hardy =peeHes
seems % ave is ORIGIN II Corpus
'aHsH an here re evidences rhat
sas crown here y wears ago. II IS
known 10 Be grown here sfill The
stock Al Il S lmte limited. there be-
.u5 5ui few growers known 20 he
department YHe ave preRacated /
pa any scale, ana even their supplies
ire aef -aree.
81 ear IS tie vpes when IRE now
being Exploited are aaaceraed- hey
cannot be crown except n The rcrv
varuest sections If he eounfgr. Il
Fet 20 be determined whether any
spineless actus an make ~ eeonom-
te crop II lie humid South. where
esuInes ma afher foraces af Il nigh
rr uuritive Faiue can be aad Il
Green. succulent condition nearly the
entire year. Low temperatures init
he possible cultivation II rhese TX
plotted forms 20 he coast ana .Hfe-
rior valleys II California. southwest
rrn arizona under irrigatton4. Tex
rs, south If he -Texas-Mex1co railway
ana favored localities On he Immedi
ate liulf coast The experiments men
Toned above appear 70 exclude the
crop rom central Florida Further
lata are necessary 10 determine rs
taiue m lie coast.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

Healthy ana active me
Whole BATS. zwe parts increasing =
en- parts II so weeks =rae5zed# s3rn=
5en parts
= Access % me gravel rushed
Shells ma 6Hosea sHareaal Heees-
=arz=
.. 6ive plenty u Green Zoad- t pre-
rents digestive troubles.
8 Blart 9r red pepper 1Hd Ginger
n food N lffnkins FateF= .tiasAn=arer=
semiHe eHiHs ana prevents bowel ron.
bile. especially IN sold iamE iays.
PLENTY II srit and OYSTER shells re-
serher With veIl.seIected. wholesome
food. eliminates his necessity u
most cases.
# Young rurKeys ger vet. AXE
them toa warm room Until #horoueh=
" warm ana lrv.
3. The more exercise he better Al.
WAYS Etve rec range IN dry weather
+ possible.
.. Dampness. ice ana dlth are
deadly toes 10 Young turkeys.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

shows that stand It real veil. tooe
the Compound wien ny ten year DID
daughter cane ard i helped ne a OF.
I have a.so had NJ Oldest giri take L
and It did Ter lots Ct good. keen t n
the house all the time anu recommend
It. Mrs. DEWITT SESCEBAuGH. Vest
Dandy. " z
Sleep iessress, nervousness, tr-itabil-
ity oackache. headaches, dragging sen.
sarions, a. point q female derange-
nents which may be overcome bv Lydia
Z. Pinkhan Vegetable Compound.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
Ingredients Of which ara derived rom
native roots and herbs, las for forty
years proved 70 &c most valuable ionic
and inVigorator Of The female organism.
Women everywhere Dear willing -esti.
mony to the wonderful virtue of lydia
z. PinkhaIu Vegera5ie Compound.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

sluggish liver better than q dose Of
uastY calomei and nat It won't make
H0a sick.
EodsaH5 Liver Tone IS zeal liver
medicine. Tou1l Know L next morn.
ing because 5oa VII wake - feeling
iue goHr liver vii De working. soar
headache aud dizziness gone. yoar
stomach WITH Re sweet and rour bowels
eazuIar You Rzll feel Ike WORKING.
oaH be aeprea, full IF igor and
ambition.
goda8Hs LIVER Tone is entirely
vegetable therefore, harmless aud can.
net sal4sate Giza L 20 zanr ehHareas
Millions N aHouIe are using BnHHon
E.ra- Tone instead % dangerous cal
ame lau f7Hr druggist II eell roH
liaH the sale u ealamel almost
stopped entirely aeHe-adv
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
CARE NECESSARY m PASTURE
overpzsturinq Injurious Practice
1t DESTROYS Grass-Con-
ditions n England.

Be TO he pastures. 9rerpas-
turing destroys he -rass-kills The
Goose hat laws he Golden egs. st
east = per cent less I've sfock would
be GOOD rule N England. where
hey nave real pastures he raftte
often run <nee-'leen IA srass. There
Of course. 8re found much better aat-
ural conditions for growing abundant
nasturace. Bur I takes more han
Conditions 10 make ii GOOD permanent
pasture-eare Is necessary. and na-
turc. and 4 restriction Of he number
II aead per acre.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
FRAME FOR TOMATO PLANTS
L.arue Percentage OF Crop Saved That
VouId Ordinarily Decay ~
lying on Ground.

For he home Use, Il good support
Tor tornato plants IAN be made ~ eoH-
structtng frame about 70 inches
nigh IN aach side Of he row ana nail
ing pieces across, Two pr fhree Feet
apart This frame viii saTe Il iarge
percentage Of he tomatoes that VoHid
ordinarily decay from wing On he
ground
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27


IBIS RANK D EGASDEz8
An interesting departure from lie
usual cone u experiments with I've
fnes Jas been made lv he kansas
lgrleaIUfai experiment station at
Manhattan n cooperation gIih he
animal das9aHdrE division. bureau Of
#mu HHus6rv. Washington. D. +.
8 breeding ezpeHaeat has been start
81 z.il meet 5ree-ling COWS hat $
~ #aa zaF "a ears. lie purpose ne
n g ascertain whether 5r NOT here
pee-ae Fpe II cow which an
~ eeIied 8paa 10 produce beef calves
II gEze=zstuang merit.
EEeatz Sharth5ru COWS nave 6pen
mt INTO his s~pa9meat aHd we're So
e4He5 is prof. n y. cs4rhei If he
sal4=as State Agricultural college and
y s f1rd seHI6r animal husband
nan Deer cattle Investigations Of
ae department 1T agrieHturr. rom
1e nerds Ut he nest Shorthora breed
sHs % be ae#ufFH fHeF we're Hot
selected poa fhe basis II her merit
aa breeding 9af 4eeause sach aad
produced III outstanding aft.
shastHarus we're =eleete.S COR his
=zusHmeHf H. Reef breed 5aayt
s4e5f HelHa3e4 throughout lie
United States ua because - lie 4atu-
ai zaza=He-= II ha sHorfhara s1w 10
Haaa aafi ee# ~ 4IIk 'FRONT.'
zHr# quantities.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27


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'l'tt s-iit.7> nut me % 7tii' - I'M
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
BEST FEED FOR YOUNG BIRDS
Due<tings ana Goslings Should as
Given Washes Mixed crumbiy,
5ut Not Too Net

Don fry % mise Haeefinss ana COS
lngs On Try iced. but give hem
nashes mixed erumhly BUT not vet
a GOOD nash Ter hose more han +
week Old one Hart# eornmeal aHa
tWo parts wheat 5raH. mixed with milk
Or gnter ana containing i little grit
and little timely sranuiated eaar
coal
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
CACTUS As FEED CROP
Propaganda Should lie Viewed
NTH Suspicion Farmers.
sxeer,neo-s as Foraae Crop Not Con,
1laslve-Eatirety Jasuited 70 Fior-
"a Conaitions-Con9ains
Nuca Mater

fa-rraf-tf =he H-Ht1aa States Depart
meet g Agriculture
FEe Hrurdzau4a carried "a n Dor
ioas Il lie south advocacy Of he
commercial planting At splHeless
1riek4y aeaE. or 9ptneiess cactus,
-h9HI BE- #iewed with suspicion ~
arfaers rh8 are seeking thoroughly
proved orage reps for hat region.
For rs aaHuan Of he South his $
no more nan III experimental zrop.
tccoraiHz e specialiStS II he United
States department. ot agriculture. The
experiment station 1t Gainesville. Fla.
some sears 80 tested ouI 20 Or
more varieties furnished by his de-
9arrmeHf ma found hem entirely IN.
suited e tie eoaaitions here. While
he reports rom some If ne coastal
-eesfans are more favorable, he plants
nave NOT been -roWn on sufficient
4caIe 10 warrant more than IN experi-
mental planting ~ The man IF limited
means. Prospective growers should
.9HHae themselves 10 i smaI number
II aIaU1s. Eroa when y nursery an
soon ~ established If tire eroB proves
10 be 4dapted. It should be borne II
mind tat tbs arop Is 70 be eonsid=
.rea Il succuIent 70 he led u counec=
non with + Concentrate eauon ma pre-
1aaH.v HItie nv nay. Ii eoHtaIns
10 - per aeut water and no stock
an IL maintained IN It alone. t IS
aaFe.sarv TO decide whether. re-
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
Why SUFFER SKIN TROUBLES
When Postcard Wi srinq See
Samples OF ca+.c4ra,

Which give gaick reHef z8r al ten.
ing. burning. dEsfgurng SKIN -roubIas
Bathe with the CQeieura Soa3 ana aof
water. Dry ard aeply gut.eura Ohm.
ment to the affected par. rlev SION
itching instantly and point % speedy
healment often Wien a. slae ais.
Free sample each BY mai Win Book
Address postcard. Cutleura. Dent. :.
Boston. Sold eyerywaere.-Ady
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
10 Wonder E4oas Root.

univ Il little aore nan half a clover
-... above ground one crop ex-
,ert sas found nat TOT very ton p
.,5ser 4ay cut. about 500 pounds 81
-oaf and stubbie we're err. This means
mar tiye-uinths OF ne crop was euI
4nd oar-maths vas LETT ID ne sround-
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
airn and insect Rauansa-

Check he ravages u birds md n
sects, retard ripening, and increase
he quality Of your grapes by bagging
he larger punches. Baesiug should
follow ne last application af bordeaux
spraY.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

L Ua Ah2H
pound 70 nerves
anu Tor female roa-
bles ana it sJral gna-
ened ne 0utn 5d
shape. WorkaeH7
al tie E.rne. Is
i've On i arm ana
have tour girls. Loo
al nv sewing and
other work
their as D. so
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
BENEFITS q aaeeoek lest.

The scales and Backcock test will
not only spot the .boarder.' cows, but
will also show which mixers are
earning heir wages and which are
not.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

On lie borderland between Brazil
ma argentina are he HallS Of lguazu.
higher ana wider han Niagara
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
Naturally

a policeman ought % be- able %
Tcf pu 3uN rail.
How So"
Don zaH HfWass associate = cop
per With scent -,
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
Eour Poultry EssentIals.

Good house, good feed. GOOD foolx
ana cleanliness are four essentials 81
poultry keeping.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

People Mo travel % -He downward
pa-h seldom H-uE#te HalzselEes vii
= return fHt.vaH
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
- poor eo-operator.

Fbe farmer VINO patronizes . private
huver When he can snip through
ss.an,ne association d very poor co
operator
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
Best Breeding +en.

AZ two or three Years Of age a her
is n her prime, and she will MAXI
the best b+eeder at that time.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
-uIs 8 rae AGE OF VoI-u

ron will iook Ten ears younger f You
dzTken Yoar ugly, grizzly. gEay airs ~
using "a Creole" Hair DRESSING. adv
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
Grain for Chicks.

40 better iced the world for Tia
chicks than nice plump oats anc
wheat.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

Most particular women use Red Gros,
Bail Blue American made. sure o please
At ali GOOD 9roeers. AdK=
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

Never -, SRI - - nay za8t
you
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

Lots If men ana thu@s seem easy
I'll Won ~ 10 10 herr
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
Naere 5.aee E.as L. Etnrrl...

kHieHff-sY4F les ou Hai5s.=.t sHouo-
ggaHl Ebea ~ % fishing
Racser- 1srraHsa f.tu seeD / rom
.aIisIus.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
60 Drive out Malaria
and 8nlld D ne system

Take he 8Id 5fandard 6R3Ha )
FaaTEEEsS saiu TONIC Hoa NOV
what 9en nc .akins. IS he formula 5
printed oa sveHv abel. showing i 5
QulaIne Aud ron in q fasfeiess forrn. The
gaInlne IIiees out malaria. he ion
builds 10 The SYSTEM - cents.
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

7ame ntehtlngales sing ii lie lay
outr
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

but Who wants % he a spartan Take
.Femenina" Tor All female disorders.
Price SIC ana s1.Q0.-Adv
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27

BY 4. :. SMITH. Minnesota Experiment
The Monticellonian., 1916-07-27
etinerT4ent


laREtl nc o. Hts 4oeE tHsasss-4dr
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03
Scrupulous Honesty

Do we receive that which does not be-
long to US, simply because the giver is
ready and willing for us to have it? Do
we ever take money which we have not
earned, just because it is the custom of
our fellow employees to do so? If we do
those things, or are tempted to do them,
the example recently set by Representa-
tive Witherspoon of Mississippi should fill
US with new courage to stand for the right
in spite of custom and precedent.
Representative Witherspoon was recent
ly absent from Washington four days, on
private business. In some part of the sta
tute books there appears law-now con-
sidered dead letter-which says that q
member of congress shall not draw pay for
days when he is absent and not attending
to public duties. Mr.. Witherspoon, re-
solving not to break this law in spite of
custom to the contrary, quietly turned back
into the United States Treasury his pay for
the four days absence-$s2 80.
Despite his efforts to keep it secret, the
news of this scrupulous proceeding of Mr..
Witherspoon's seeped out into the grasp of
the press.-Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03
Old-Fashioned Remedies
Come Back

The war in Europe has made many drugs
and medicines scarce and costly but it has
also brought to the front a number of old
time remedies which were long ago dis
carded by the medical fraternity for some
thing supposedly more eficacious and
scientific. Iodoform, carbolic acid and
various other antiseptics are now giving
place to old fashioned household stand bys
on many of the battlefelds.
For example, sugar is found to be valu-
able material for dressing wounds already
infected and the British government has
discovered that men whose wounds are
treated with common sea water makers bet
ter recoveries than those treated in hospi-
tails with more scientific antiseptics.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03
Happiness Found in Work

Some people extract happiness out of their
daily toll, just as honey bees extract sweet
ness out of flowers. This is the secret of
Joy in life, to discover every day delight in
doing your daily tasks. The honey-bee
we'll deserves its reputation for industry.
1t is carrying pollen all over the farmers
fields. His crops are fruitful of the dis
tribution of this fertilizing pollen. The
bees add countless millions to the wealth of
the nation every year by this important
work. The bee is unconscious of this bene-
mt ne is doing to the crops for the farmer,
just as we are unconscious of the good we
are doing in this world by our silent in
fiuence, when we are happy and contented
in our work. As know by experience,
hoys do not like the sting of the bee.
Many time, when I was boy, have /
been driven from a field where l was pick
ing berries by the sharp stings of these tiny
soldiers, who were keeping guard over their
treasures. But it is consoling now for me
to know that the bees contribute to the
healing art of medicine. Some to-day use
bee stings for rheumatism. The average
boy would not like to take the bee-sting
cure. But many man with a swollen
limb, suffering from rheumatism, has gone
a long distance to a farm, and asked to
have fifteen stings at time to cure his limb
from his malady. There are many cures
it is claimed. The drones are the pest of
the working bees, for these drones stuff
themselves with the best of the honey in
the hive, but they will not do ga lick of
work" The farmers would like some de-
vice for killing off these lazy fellows. The
drones better die, for they find no happiness
in work. They are selfish, and wish to live
on honey and idleness. The farmers use
drone guards. which allow the INDECENT
chaps to get out of the hives, but prevent
their getting back. The bee martin is now
discovered to have mach sense, for in Sc
Letting his food he prefers to eat the drones,
and seldom touches a worker bee So the
bee martin is the friend of labor, for it is a
drone dastroy er.-W Warren G. Partridge.