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FINANCIAL.

ATIEACTlNE contracts on active stocks are
oUcTcd at small cost. HiyluL opportunities
for profit from big marker movements. with
out further liability. Rates and iRformn-
ton on request. :. }. Peck. - broadway.
New Yorl: city.
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PAINTING AND pArERING

= :
PAINTING--wo win DO glad to do your
painting and decorating at reasonable
price for first -clasn work, II. T.. Gardner.
435 West Main Strdct. Madison G36I
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FOR SALI;-Animals

-
FOX sale. four very nne fresh COWS 2ll7
Fairfax Avenue Stop = petcrslurg Pike
South Richmond.
rpE 'ul". at Tusca villa Farm Glen .NiIcn
=" grad" chester brood COWS and 10 pigs
Poland China boar. All in good healthy
G@mdition ApplN at farm. "r call county
FOR sal" thoroughbred p.diErced Il"ston
terriers NAL" and female. Cali Boulevard
Fpi! snic. genuine FOX terrier ami GROWING
dogs accustomed to children. The dogs
have Tor sal" arc uD 10 the standard. NJ
Hare. 900 Wisconsin Avenue. ~ w. above
u street, Washington. i. q.
FOR sale. pair OF large goats. thor
"uGhly broke, with harness and large
wagon complete l'hon" Madison iu.7- NJ
FOR sale. several ME" goats. male and fe-
male. ltol HUI street
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JACKSON ward stor. and ; h=', rcn,a.
$40. Price. 1850. Good location. lot
.jNl-I ioct
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MONEY WANTED

MONEY WANTED
WANTED. to borrow - juu for :. wears on
house and lots in North Carolina town Of
1000 POPULATION. INSURANCE" on buildings
50 or Address !. 20. care Times Disuatch.
WANTED. 10 borrow about 5000 ON li0-
a"r" farm. Richmond Ample So
curIiy and good interest. Address l., SIT.
care Times Dispatch
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FOR sALE-Rcai Estate.

FOR sale. = beautiful luts. partly cleared.
10 foot front by 100 deep Located between
Petersburg Turnpike and Atlantic Coast
Line: ) minutes from No. Il stop and Failing
Creek Depot. Reasonable terms. Apply to
owner, Il. II. Goodwin. Madison 30:i-M.
5-roU,n brick dwelling. South Harrison Street,
stable aud modern cOnvcnicnccS. $2,.JO.
groom cottage. North fwcnty-hfth street,
All conv~nicnccs. $.3'O
- acres near son Air for salc or exchange
for city properly =
% ncrc,. lots %; Fruit. about 30 acres In cu-
thation 500
TWO %n>i", FOO, io,s near oakwood Gene
terry. 40 per foot.
SULLIVAN & co.
Allison Building.
FOR SALE.
TUE owner being out OF tho city. Will sell
modern N-rooIn vapor heated. electric light
cd house In tho Meat End ut cheap fEurc.
and m",i"rntc terms Location one OF the
paved avenues. blocks from Boulevard.
Address l.. Times Dispatch.
WANTED 10 srli No. 300 Sheppard street.
rooms Itnv 1iregt from owner. non q.
A BARGAIN
BECAUSE owner needs money for another
matter. - brick dwelling with rooms and
basement: modern, ON lHrg" corner lot in
Woodland Heights. Apply y Sii. care Times
DitDR trit
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twHoLESAi.E hous" turnish". foods :"
agdress Commercial .Gutt"ntec. toniNN.
4 Hlca:;:anh. Va
= IFORTUNE- MAKING. moving ptctuic promo.
:. sition 10 rishi man Nith sS.on. also uu-
trhuaird ma! ii order proposition recurring
about 500 Address u So care Tincs bis.
match
rs y1,, 6,,. a. 400 I'D ,,.,,. ,ocd living
y ,.,st answer i6is sivn-tisc,ucn, Houso ~
4 yffroon,s ,,atb. -i.T,v OF closets and
stors se Scon,s ";c,i bSat ov"rv room
ysouthcrn cxnn.ure ,iauV al ~uu ana lIi:hi.
located oNccn,nt Tor uaurptation. S"od
psrade. Rooms rcn,c,i Tor $40 r.r mouth.
steady Also good transioa, trade ucsidts.
Rent SIS SeiIinl as hs vc enough money
4 to retire The Film rs THIRD street,
Northwest. waShin,:'on. - {
n bo,.c : ,,,c,,o.I,,o, 5.g,-cJ -, ,,,,,r, ina,
= iy smr . ~ ~, 1900 Wen ~ -. l.,
touch With 80" ~. 40 r,rr, .irrl COM.
paf,v 10 n,.n,,fa r.,.r. Ind 1Dar.r - I'M,
st,ee "a Il r-in,r.. Iti.n.i.b
. 49, .T-,S.-'-s
rSREiGN nula'ihf'f ,N'll'- err. ~
uNe. Enro.'hn iHCi"rN r!SSed "'N'In! MNi
NOV nlshuIh''uFnS - hl'"sn i'''s.,.'r''
,sPecialty s"liS. 20 ucTcnhnl'. ii'"hhi"' ut'I
s,Iremendons EGr@rohn ,H,ceE' nov III iNMlH,
TN. SSp. Z" Fl''" ."ln'"' h''' -''N' 70
SNs terrii"rN "tGiHd SCOTT ME- 90 80
y s MesI Mnal>.t, M &-o,
z 500 investment grew TO $4,000. Lot us tel
y you how you can share in thc profits o'
this fahulously profitable business. Rpo> IT
No. lol gives comrlNtN facts. Mailed to YOU
q
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GINTFR pa-> dwelling on Seminar ,v"-
nue.. rooms: lot. !bir250 feet The very
hes, OF locatI0ns. Price. $3.50.
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foii H,lv. !, modcrn cnn"vcr upright ma.
h"gnm,v ninn" boanmful in. construction,
ANY "n" really icStriug II high grade ritn"
may Ect iull informant yu Icy addressing l.
Sa. care Times DISPATCH.
toIt sale. Burroughs visible addim" MA =
ChlnC. 4 Culuniii.. used i"sn than ! year
HnT- car" 'rim.~- Dispatch.
ONE Royal typewriter and r"ii -;"p desk.
good nH now, Tor sale cheap. Can H. sc"ii
AZ 81. liull Street. South Richmond
FOR s"l", cheap. mahogany upright piano
IN good condition. rh"u" Randolph I7l'-J.
GOOD singing Canary birds and Japanese
i"nihil S"idtsh. Song Rcstvrcr. co. East
Main STREET.
TIE satisfaction OF fr"st csgs guaranteed
q f"w inor" customers. Parcel post
ahtoS me- 1" do II. For Information and
nrircS, adhrc>s j. VI Mast. clover. Va.
CHURCH organ. manuals - pedals. pipe
tor trcinnvahlo) Very moderate price.
Manly y Ramos. if3 Main Street rh"n"
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOX safe. on" t'ray mare seven years old,
One grocery wagon. one runahout. and
two sets "f harness. Apply :fli Ncnabie
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SsNsNt'l ~ I'm t.NI.
have ,comriet" l'.G Of, chandler siy.
ears in stock. holh touring ana closed cars.
ana can mako immediate delivery Of /?
for these cars. also stewart and Vim COM
mercial cbIs, and Nave some open territory
. for good livC agent "!lI "Ehlnit ~ the
Automobile SHOW. .ptuo $50 and at MY
= ,hutorlobie EhowrO0lu. abt- West H-onI
street. Phou" nDUlcyard =
" : BI.ENSEE
Ploneoc ana Lending peaIar
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HhNoNEn venue DWELLING OF room% IL
,ie) block. Price. $3.50. VIII consider
cXcnaTEc fog property OF !ess value.
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]. 4. cOSNELI.Y e. co.
Sc,enth aud Franklin Streets.
Richmond Va

Seventh rt IND P5-nhl Ia Streets
nHso Frs %'F9 's store and a "a;
GnSrfn .5 rsTS ds III; ,s.gS ,ssm"4E6
S'Y nfass 2s. 4~ ,s @ % 'S s%n.ll :?
cIcna7se foE proper,y Of !ess value.
az: Fh iana on sos ;iqsl h"~e Dwelling wei
VAN o%c?s: risn" fruit and shsas ''' ,res s:'
S:$5% af5s yin %, &Ss,"s' :.9
H" Samas TIVE "HS 1cS Of ! hsS"o" '''e
@ err o"S sc1 @1, t,G% @ or Coca
H 11SSsia '' FERNS s'e %sst chicken houses nice
dysi%s coca Sst": e;s e'' Efi.e e; ,5sa
VII trade for good. cheap lots in any see
I, 4 Co;SS;SSEJLLy & g. ~:
AID ' equity IN G ross Count" ron,1s
sh%Srs for nichmcn& DE- nreperiy. v &,li sn
m nnns Rnnaoinh l.Hs lo'' East """ Street
FOR sale or cxchang" lot in Avondaic. ono
n@ck M tIGm Isr linH Win rH,l very reason
FOR sale. nice home In Charleston. " Va.
or In exchange for Virginia farm near
SIa r %.Tke i;,or}5a ~ panRsT Loins'o"i"-
F3E s s sGag Beech
also Groom and toilet hungaiow Both fur.
rished: hiXl9J feet waterfront lot. VIII sell
at sacrifice. Ali buildings new. D. l..
Downing. Hunptnn Va
If YOU want to buy ZONE :cc M"orch.ld
& Blake Home Specialists" They have
them for sale in all parts OF the city and
suburbs and can suit YOU
SEVEN ROOM dwelling with 5 l.. acres o.
lnnd near Forest I'm, close to car line.
$3.50.
$500 will bny H-acrc farm with new ;-rnom
cottage, together with all furniture one
half mile from railroad. 10 miles from Rich
mond. Place all fenced With poultry wire.
and will make an ideal poultry farm.
$3.50 will buy I6-arr" farm just of Broad
Street Road. about miles west Of Rich
mond. New S-room house in splendid con
diion good orchard and land In fine state
81 cultivation. VIII he sold on easy terms.
and VIII make nice home.
ROWLES e. Jones co. INC
IL North Eighth Street.
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VERY attractive Suhu- han homo 'ith !
acres OF land trolley l!nc, DWELLING
has romS. Furnace heat. bathroom. rif-
gran floors. PLENTY fruit and shad. trees
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SAFES

WANTED-Am in TN" market for good
iron safe about feet 10y feet. State
make and where can he seen. Address BOX
1852. Richm0nh. Va.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-06
Ger motbematifer.

am gtamntiid: .5n. ia, meine
Serren, es gibt merfniir6ioe Der
f~niipfungen un6 8e8tebunaen imaRen.
idenIebenl Menn i'd gum @eiIpieI
mein Geburtsontlm multipIiSiere nit
meiner &elepbouHnmmer, I~ubtrabiere
bierbon oas Qlter meiner Shwieeer.
mltter 70 eraibt fiG als 0feIt meme
- MalisnlnrInerl@
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nnanfmtrtfonr m.

StammgaH tsum WirtD: pDurum
bdIt bu bsnn borbin benz qiitoIO cine
massgptfht2'
Mirtb: sRa, Der pirb mir mod bsrz
riidt, Der Qausbuo - bsute bat II be-
psits f9on BEN britten 9uif, Der bic
Sptilstnrte pgrlongts. bic Rnrts bonn
Rri.gsfdnupIak ptngessbenl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-06
3te gletpen(6
(~Neurasthenie)
Bon qrof. Or. g. 9eiuri4 aii4
in Drag glurienbab.

Gin fran36fi4er gbiLoIopb Ulidss
let, that ben 4asipru4, gsntft Sabr,
bunberte Isisn surd btftimmte aors
herrihenoe &rantbeitsn daraiteriiirt,
6erriden beg QusIages. bas 14Sabrz
70 bas 10. Sd5rbuubsrt our6 bos
6unbert bur9 bic 9erheerungsH Der
Bet, beg ,I9par3sn 9obes". monte
man bisIer gebauptung cine gerehtis
gung 8uipredsH unb bemgsmdB nab
Der Rrantbeit FOri9sn, ptl9e ais uns
ierem 5abrbunbert sissntbiEli9 su
bt3ei6nen lei, 70 nurbe i'd bas 20.
Sa6rbunotrt bag Der R~suraf5snie
nennsn.
Su Der Sba:, e bat mnn9 Be-
Redenbes fir f6, unler 3sitalter OILS
oas nsrbsnitma6e Jabrbunbsrt gu
beseihnen. Die 3sii, in tpelder bic
8ampFtraFt bus aa be9srrfht uno
isglide arbeit fia nit abtrftHraenOer
5af Doasie5t, fttat au6 bic bO4feH
anforOerungsn an bic gsifungsFdbigs
Geit Der meHf8li6sa MaIdine, beioHs
osrs ober en- ben Motor Der etstsrsu,
bag Re~rOsFIbitem. Der aampf i'm BAG
Daisfl, ben bic gsgsnlD0rt nit boil
Eemmnsrtn DafFeu oIs in FriibereH
asabrbua6ertsH, absr aud bartnddiser
unb einareiFen6er Fihrtr ptraulabt in
alien isinen Gtooien stn ftlrmif9ss
auistbat ben araIts unisrss Ossar
The evening world., 1917-08-18
GERMANS IN RETREAT
ON SCREEN At STRAND

The Strand Theatre will preseu:
motion pictures of the Germans re-
treating at the Battle OF Arras. All
branches Of the service are seen in
this great drive. Witch proved 80 dis
sstrous 20 the Germans. There are
scenes OF the great r-fleet In battle,
and pictures taken from an aeroplane
OF the German and Allied positions
and movements arc also OF special
Interest. A second feature will be
Billie Burke in her first Paramount
picture entitled The Mysterious Miss
Terry" an adaptation from a story by
Gelett Burgess, Miss Burke's imper-
sonation 81 Mavts Terry demonstrates
a novel method OF finding happiness
and a husband. She goes incoEnito
TO n nearby boarding house. WHERE
she takes up life as "A working girl,
although she IL In reality an heiross.
There will be other pictures and n
musical programme.
The evening world., 1917-08-18
ITALIAN WAR FILMS
DEPICT RARE SCENES

one of the most interesting impress
s.ons "A spectator gcts from seeing the
official Italian war film, known as Tho
Italian Battlefront" now ~runninb IN
the Forty-fourth Street Theatre, Is
that OF the peculiar uniforms worn 10y
the Alpine troops. These men arc
dressed in snow-whIte uniforms, so
that their clothes blend with the
white surroundings Of Alpine peaks,
where most OF them are hghtlng.
Running along the surface OF the
snow, II is well nigh Impossible to dis
tinguish them from the Landscape.
The evening world., 1917-08-18
the NEW PLAYS
The iaSsoo
Has No Snlag
sV osARuts oAaNN \

notSItNUss go ssfosy ~
soHsasfsd . yiHus snsf I've
tassno iesssd tested of funs
ssi 81 80 iso-um Th-sirs ~ Nirt.f
msrsa 80 fH UFHF 90 Hfrs BE
smiaals fsuf ~ sasif . muffHn
se-lsiy esssdi Tbs BE- mHfh fur
nisf thas sn, nps 10 fs play ~
esntiy ~ suthof inarnss thai .
ssmmsF hanls 90 Ions isisai Imriss
soeisi Abstraction
AZ . matter - fsli Mf Narss
mieht better have 90 lrd Hs paY
"nsvea ~ The Movie f1f ths sm
PIE Fcason hat q strurfiInF authnf.
feah enourh 20 rIsk Dc osn money
On hia nrft PLAY. is nnaNy rsscued
ffon fnanriai flurs ~ > producer
- meNing picture plays The rect 10
aentimsntal nonsense N duesn't
matter IN ne isasi thai trs winters
rcung wife r. sktraNafani. kha
merely succeeds la maklaH an min
iercsting fool - herself There H.
nothing 20 tustb her suspicious That
hsr husband end q slanRy little act
ress have anything more than q busl-
ness intsTsst IN sash other ~ la ne
rather than tho actress. Who gives an
exhibition ~ bad taste Everything
10 straightsucd out most iabOriousiy
In 0e end
Meanwhile. Shelby Hun n surprls-
ingfy polite az the playa right. The
wonder 81 that Ne loses his
temper. by bringing y weli-bred air
70 hia part. he does everything that
could Ne done for the play, Phoebe
Foster. too, is engaging. In spite OF
heF role. Edward Abeles puts the
Wild enthusiasm OF Broadway into the
part OF an actor. and Beatrice Noyes
ie equally successful In rejecting the
theatrical world. though she by no
means suggests wen the limited qual-
lheations OF - Broadway leading
lady"
The Lassoo" falls short "a q play
because OF tho fact that 81 has no
dramatic swing.
The evening world., 1917-08-18
Plays for the
Coming Week

(ITHE DELUXE" by Hcnnlug
Berger. a Swedish author,
will be produced by Arthur
Hopkins at the Hudson Theatre on
Monday night. The scene OF the play
IL America, and all but one OF tho
characters are American. The play
will be acted by Henry L. Dixey,
Robert McWade, Frederick Perry.
Pauline Lord. who has the only
woman's part: William Riley Hatch,
Edward Robinson. clyde North. will
lam Dick, Guy Nichols and William
Phinney. The setting, u barroom.
was designed by Robert Edmund
Jones.
Adolf Bolm will bring his Ballet
lntime to the Booth Theatre for an
engagement of two weeks on Monday
night. The dancers include MIR. Bolm,
RoShanara, Rattan Dow, Mlchio stow
n Tullelindahl. The performances
will be in aid OF the American Am
bulahce In Russia.
'"The Eyes of Youth" u comedy
drama by Mat MARGIN and Charles
Gueruon, will be presented by 4. n.
Woods at Maxine Elliott's Theatre on
Monday night, with Marjorie Ram
beau as tho star. The supporting
company includes Macy Harlan,
Donald Gallahcr. Charles Abbem,
Fay Wallace. Leonard Idc. Ralph
Kellard. John ". Elliott. George l..
Romaln and Walter Armln.
The Htppodrome opens its third
season under the direction OF Charles
Dillingham; on Thursday night. The
new production. In twelve scenes, has
been named Cheer Up" The final
section OF this spectacle VIII he de-
voted 10 water spectacle. Six hun
The evening world., 1917-08-18

Chase. Dolly Bunch, and Zi,,ah, an
Oriental dancer.
The evening world., 1917-08-18
OPERATION
AVEPTED

"One year ago I vas very sick end
I suffered with pa,HG in my side and
Jack until nearly
The evening world., 1917-08-18

ton % the production. with a cast OF
principals greater In number than
any or NJ. Dillingham's previous Of
i"rings. The first part will intro
dnce, aside from a prologue. "Th"
Artists studio" Tho Heart OF the
Forest The Village street" and
the Music shop The second part
Will disclose AT the Farm" THE
Bakery" Inside tho Hippodrome."
THE Recruiting Station "NDme-
where Ia Egypt" and u patriotic
finale, '"rhe Land Of Liberty" which
has a musical setting by John Pnlllp
Sousd. Cheer Up" is the work OF
r. ". Burnside. John I. Golden and
Raymond Hubbell. Nat NJ. wills will
be the leading comedian.
"The Wanderer' Will reopen the
Manhattan Opera House or Monday
night. Nance O'Nc.!. James Oxen.
Charles Dalton and others will again
be seen in tho roles they played last
season.
On Monday night the Thirteenth
Chair" will be transferred from the
Forty eighth Street Theatre 10 the
Fulton Theatre, where 1t Will remain
for two weeks.
The evening world., 1917-08-18

cine I took. Every monUl since ""
a young girl l had suffered WI
cramps in my sides at periods ah'
was never regular. saw your adNer
tisement IN the newspaper ana 'h'
picture of a woman who had beer
saved from an operation and thus PIC
ture was impressed on my mind Inc
DAYS to make up my mind, so | sent my
husband 10 the drug store Al once for
a bottle of Lydia T.. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound, and believe me- !
soon noticed a change and when had
finished the third bottle was cured
and never felt better. ] grant you the
privilege to publish my letter and am
only too glad TO let other women
know of my rure."-Mrs. THOS'
McGONIGAL, 1892 Hartville Street
Philadelphia, Pa.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-08-18
"TRE SPORTING WIDO VS.
IN COLUMBIA BJRLESQUE

The Columbia Theatre will have
1.-THE Sporting Widows as Its attrac-
tion. a two-act burlesque called
'tCircliug the Globe will be given.
The scenes include a Japanese Tea
Garden, tho Garden OF Paradise and
Adults Palace at Constantinop'e.
There will also be vaudeville special
ties and musical numbers. In the
company are Harry Cooper, S1yl,
Frank Cook. JacR Strousc, prcna
Mack. Irene Meara. Jean Pollock,
Alice Mccain and a large chorus o!
girls,
The evening world., 1917-08-18
ICE COMEDY A HIT
AT "GOLDEN DES"

a genuine comedy OF the ace. some
thing different from the imported
clown who almost fall and then
Erins, is being shown by Margot
Georges. one Of the stars OF Thomas
Hcaly's summer ice skating chow at
THE Golden Gladcs,' broadway a,
SiNty-siNth Street. Miss Georges was
formerly a premiere OF the Ice ballet
at the lIippodromc. Mr.. Healy's ice
The evening world., 1917-08-18
SEASONS NEW DANCES
TO BE GIVEN AT CARNIVAL

6. u, Grundy, manager OF the Dane
ing Carnival at Grand Central Pal
ace and a member OF the Inner Cir
Gle, will entertain the dancing teachers
who are attending the convention of
his organization on Friday night. Tho
feature OF the AFFAIR will be The first
The evening world., 1917-08-18

vent crazy. ! sent
D different Goc
ors aud they al
said | had female
trouble and va t'o
mot get any relic
until | would b,
operated on,
had suffered 70.
foar years befor'
this time, but
kept getting wors
he more lneM
The evening world., 1917-08-18
''PAY ME-" A SUCCESS
At THEATRE

PAY Me" continues its succefsful
run AT the Broadway Theatre. Dor
othy Phillips finds in the leading role
a very cOngenial part for her talents.
Her supporting cast includes Lon
Chaney, William Stowell, Ed Brlyh,
William Clifford, Tom Wilson, Claire
De Brey and Evelyn Sclbie.
The evening world., 1917-08-18
"SPEEDWAY GIRLS"
AT OLYMPIC THEATRE

Speedway Girls" viii come to tho
Olympic Theatre. Among the per-
formers will be Ed Rogers, John
BLACK, Jack Smith. Milton Lee. I'd
ward Hart, SUE Milford. Marion
The evening world., 1917-08-18

public exhibition 81 the coming sea-
sons new dances. which are being
introduced by the Inner Circle. Thes,
dances VIII bo demonstrated by ,N-
ports, and include the rdmblo, m,
Jazz. the Chinese toddlo. the 1918
tango and Hello PAL the singing
Onc-stcD.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-02-01

ince of the same name in northern
Mindanao, and in one or two
places extends over the mountain
barrier which forms the dividing
line between Bukidnon and Butuan.
At the present time they number
from $4,000 to 10000. They we're
frequently called-at the time l
was on the Island of Mindanao-
"Monteses," but that is a Spanish
term meaning mountain people" :"
Many of the men and women
were conspicuously tall. Their
hair was straight and long, and
others had wavy hair, while a
limited number-in whose veins
no doubt flowed considerable
amount of Negrito blood-had
rather closely curling locks. Many
individuals are of very prepossess-
ing appearance. My attention was
Immediately attracted by their
small and often very slender hands
and feet, not only of the women
but quite as often of the men.
Well-to-do men wear long trous-
ers, reaching to the ankles and
hanging over these wear long
shirts, with full sleeves. Their
trousers and shirts are made of
pieces of bright blue, scarlet and
white cotton cloth. carefully
stitched together in more or less
elaborate geometric patterns of
very striking appearance. The
trousers quite often have cuffs at
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-02-01

almost covered and hence become
practically useless.
In the past the Bukidnon people
have preferred to live scattered
through the mountains in isolated
families or small groups. But dur
ing the latter end of the Spanish
rule, the missionary priests
brought considerable numbers of
them together into villages, and,
since the American occupation, al
most all of them have been per-
suaded to foresake the forest-clad
mountains in favor of the level,
fertile plains, where they have
built good houses, grouped in
beautifully kept and sanitary vii
lagos, which have broad plazas and
clean, well-drained streets.
The Bukidnons are naturally a
peaceful and a very Industrious
agricultural people. But in self
defence, have been compelled to
stand off the neighboring and more
war-like tribes of the interior, as
we'll as their Christian Filipino
neighbors.
Since 1907, when the sub-prov-
ince of Bukidnon was cut off from
the province of Misamis, active
efforts have been made to protect
these kindly and naturally indus
trious, intelligent and progressive
people, and the results obtained
have been most satisfactory.
Continued next week.
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itself to the average American.
This custom alone affords adequate
ground for separating them from
nearly all other Philippine tribes.
The BILANEs: The Bilanes in
habit portion of southern Min
danao lying to the west, south and
east of Lake Buluan and extend
ing to the end of the little PENN
sula which terminates in Pungian
Point; also the mountain peaks of
the Cordillera between Saboi and
Malalag, and Sarangani Islands,
which lie Immediately south of the
southernmost point of Mindanao.
The Bilane mountain dwellers are
attacked and enslaved by neighbor-
ing tribes, but those living in the
Sarangani Islands have proved
>abundantly able to protect them
selves. / was not able to get re-
liable information as to their num-
ber. So of course / am not able to
say just how many there are in
this tribe.
The BUKIDNoNs: The designa-
tion, 'Bukidnon,' which really
means mountain people," is gen
orally understood to refer to a
tribe which inhabits the sub-prov-
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the bottom edge of each pant leg.
/ Datos who have killed large
numbers of enemies wear a most
remarkable head ornament, fash.
ioned from cloth of gold with
elaborate scarlet, blue or white
tassels. So far as I observed at
the time. or since then, there is no
other Philippine tribe that has
anything like it. The women
wear long -sleeved upper garments
of scarlet, blue and white patch
work. Their skirts were long and
were fashioned of the above men,
toned materials, or made of solid
pieces of cloth purchased from the
Filjpinos of the north coast or the
Moros who live to the south and
west. Most of the women have
very large silver ear ornaments of
characteristic form ''buttoned" in
to great holes in the lobes of their
ears. Their hair is worn in short
bangs across the forehead, while
enormous love- locks hang down in
front of their ears. They wear
rings of brass or silver on their
fingers and toes-the number in
creasing with the wealth of the
owner, until individual digits are