Dayton tribune., October 29, 1925, Image 7

Mrs. Sadie E. Hubtintr
PRIVATE
ZEMBLER’S
ROLL CALL
By C. B. LEWIS
UU »er, It's thia wuy, air.1
ha
■aid the old mun
A stepped out of a dark door
way and suddenly confronted
a belated pedestrian, “I've managed
«»mellow to scrape along until now.
Vmt I’ve reached the—“
Have You a Daughter?
It You I lave, Thia Woman’s Advice
Is o< Vital Interest to You
Seattle. Wash.—"In my girlhood.
I suffered with severe backaches and
pain and had a catarrhal Condition.
These disagreeable sensations were
completely eradicated and 1 devel­
oped into a strong and healthy
womanhood because my mother gave
■M Dr. 1’icrcc's Favoiitc l’rcscrip»
tion. As my own daughters were
developing I gave them IJr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and tn that
way prevented their having any form
t>f inward weakness. My daughters
developed naturally into womanhood
and I .mi bun it was because 1 had
them take the 'Prescription' at that
critical period.’’—Mrs. Sadie JE.
Jhdtzner, 2124 North S2d St.
Go to your neighborhood drug
store today and get this prcscrip-
tion in tabli lets or liquid, or write
Dr.
Picrce,
President
Invalids*
Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y . for medical
advice, free and confidential.
North Pola and Broadway.
Peary discovered the North pole,
undergoing untold rigors and priva­
tions In the course of his tremendous
task.
Three years later, at an ex­
plorers’ club dinner, he complained
vcxedly to me that ho had just caught
a dangerous cold from walking down
Broadway In the slush without hl»'
“Hung It, tnun, what's up?" shouted
the other, as he leaped backjind raised
bls arm.
“I'm no thug,” said the old man. as
a fleeting amlle crossed hl« tucu.
"Lumia «uve ye I but even If I bud the
will to <J<> It, 1 couldn't bold up u buy
ten year* olii"
"You miserable old tramp. Why are
you hiding here? It's a wonder I didn't
till you full of lead!“
"I'm purty full now, my friend,
though the surgeons cut out twi^of the
bullets. The Confederate lend tired
Into me at Peteraburg, on the day we
finally broke through Lee's Unes, was
meant tu stay all the rest of my days.”
"Tiie old aoldler dodge I"
“Henry Zembler, sir, late private of
the late Tenth New Jersey Infantry
III the late unplen»antneaH. ' aa they
term it.” Ills lu-ela came together, his
back straightened Up, and lie raised his
right hand tn sulute.
“And you draw a pension nnd drink
it up? I've met your sort before. Go
to, old soaker!“
“Henry Zembler. late private of the
Tenth New Jersey Infantry In the late
unpleasantness.” repeated the old tnnn
aa he walked along beside the other.
"lx>ok here!" said the pedestrian ns
he came to u halt, “It's no use to fol­
low me and pour out the story uf your
woes. I've gut nothing fur you. I'm
wjimí
a* he straightened up. ••but that’» the
voice <»f Num Andrews, uur old orderly
sergeant, und the boy» are fulling In
for roll call."
With til« bark to the wall «nd hl*
heel» together, with hl» beurt beating
tumultuously and hl» eye« looking Into
the durkne«» upd hl» ears »trained to
I
Coapleft Chang« Saturday
catch the »lightest sound. the man
Adult»,
Week day Matinee 20c:
waited.
Evening 35c. Continous 1 to li
“Ambler — Allen — Andrews!" culled
p. m. Children 10 cent» all time»
The high egg market last fall was
the sergeant.
In
the
latter
part
of
November.
Hie
“He call* the names of men who
were dead after Munussus." whimpered records Indicate that the tendency Is
Secrat of Comfort.
CUT FLOWERS i FLORAL DESiGNS
they died there us fur the high spot in the market to ad
The chief secret of comfort Iles in Clark« Brea., rioriau. MT Morri»«» BL
we fought «nd fell back ; fought until vane« earlier in the fall. The prob­
not suffering trifles to vex one, and In
we had tired our last cartridge, und lem of the person who Is Interested
then fell buck with clubbed muikets In In making his poultry pay. La how to prudently cultivating an undergrowth
prepare to take advantage of these of »mall pleasures, since very great
bund."
ones are of long continuance. And In
"Burn»»—Baker—Bissell—Burrow»— high price«.
Pullets which began laying Lite In this is the happy life, to rejoice to'
IMyth«!"’
"1 remember them, I remember each October frequently lay during H>e »n^ thee, of thee, for thee; this it is, and
Pullets which are de­
one. They were g«M>d comrades and tire winter.
there is no other. For they who think
brave men. When Joe Hooker ptMhed veloped too early begin laying early there is another, pursue -some other
In
October
and
then
begin
to
molt,
and
into the corn field against Stonewall
and not the true joy.—Augustine.
Jackson at Antietam every stalk und unless they are exceptionally well fed
laasel was spattered with our btooiL they will not begin laying again until
Send ua your ahi pelota. We metí yoa check
New Mexico Mystery Land.
That night there were thousands In ■prlng.
New
Mexico
is
the
Egypt
of
Ameri
­
If Leghorn» »re batched before
blue and gruy who did not unxwer
April 1 and are well grown they will ca. There is more mystery, enchant­
roll cull."
ortland ide
ool o
likely start laying early In October. ment and unusualness to the square'
“Curlton—Ou««well—Chadwick I”
Under
good
growing
ration*
a
Leghorn
foot of #New Mexico soil than any­
“And they are deud—dead since the
■uti went down thut day at Cold Har­ will mature In about 2<X) days. Some where else. Egypt has been in the
bor. Will be cnll Da via—Deun —Doyle? grower* can carry their early hatched limelight of archeology for the la»t
The enemy burled thetneafter Malvern pullet* along more slowly and pre­ two or three years, but here In our
1 vCW a 11111 *\UgS
hill. Ay. there was a battle to be vent them frym laying much before the own country, In New Mexico, there is M*<1« From Old Carpets “Wv*r Lika
In order to do
remembered forever. G—d! but I can first of November.
quite as much romance and mystery, i
wiU1
Ab«luM
see the picture before me now—the till* they feed very little meat scrap
— —'
■
SatiifkcLon Guarantewi. Send id Your Ma-
blue waiting—the gray coming on—the and other high protein feeds and feed
Lower Animala’ Instinct.
Jaws uf hell opening wide to cluse upon considerable ground oat* and other
WESTERN FLUFF RUG COMPANY.
Mice and gophers and other animals m - m Union Annuo Nor.
Portland. Oregon
twenty thousand dead men ! Ye«, I can bulky feeds which grow n '-ood frame
see 'em again, the blue In «olid Unes, but which do not hasten the maturity store food and it is said that, if the
AGENTS
WANTED
to
SELL "
winter proves to be a long, severe one,
«nd the gray charglug across the of the birds.
The heavy breeds which are slower their store of food is larger than if it
meadows and up to the muzzles of our
Mr
Mak«- money next year «ell-
guns until the gruss turned rad. and maturing will lay better In the fall If is short and mild. Who can tell how
IfV' n B Ing the best chicks hatched
In very pity we tired our last volley hatched earlier than April. F< :>ruary the animals know in advance what
In the N. 'Tf. Ik years' repu­
tation for quality and fair
over their bends. And those were our and March pullets of the bree'1« such the winter will be?
Man does not
dealing.
Write now for our
dead—Da via—Dean—Doyle. Comrade«. as Plymouth Rocks. Rhode Ishin I Reds
«allin«
plan
have such foreknowledge.—Our Dumb
and Wyandotte* will be about the
I salute you."
QUEEN HATCHERV- Jay Todd
Animals.
Mio ter AviHul — aa*TTLlv
"Haynes—Hemper — Hopson — Hor­ right stage of maturity for No ember
eggs
If
they
are
grown
on
a
g'.od
ra
­
ton." culled the sergeant's voice, us
.
Vexation* of Lifa.
।
Oldtime Purse*.
there was an icy rush of the midnight tion.
One trouble with • good ma v pro-
A11 l^e
vexation* of life have
From the wearing of the pouch at
gale through the old barracks.
our “oral <B»-'the side, in the Fifteenth and Six-
"Yes. I remember—I remember," ducer* 1* that they do not fee I their lhelr 1186 as a Pa«
sighed the veteran.
“There were pulleta *o that they mature < ulckly cipllne. They afford the best trial of teenth centuries, we trace the origin
Haynes—Hem per — Hopson —»Horton. enough so aa to start laying n the character. Many a man who could bow of the pokei or pocket, where, accord-
He did not call Enoa, Enright, or Euri. fall.
In other word« you bi> e two with resignation if told that he was to( ¡ng to Shakespeare, it was customary
He did not call Forbush or Frayne; 1 sources of trouble In getting pc *’.22 ldle ta
off hla K,lard and o«1 o<to carry one's dial.
Henry VIII of
did not catch the names of Graham or Ò7 LVh«Xb^> e"rly*áídh. ^by ltemPer by the ’liBhte8t oppo8,tlon t0¡ England carried
Gordon. Hut the sergeant knows—he
his opinions or his projects—Family embroidered in gold, and under Cath-
remembers.
They were dead after havlng them go into n molt, 'hereby । „
..
losing production In the wlnt r from Merald’
erine de Medici perfumed leather
Fredericksburg—all dead 1”
Ono—fwo—three! About—face! One that source. The oilier troul • Is on
purses became the rage and cost at
“Painting” With Light,
—two—three! About—face and sulute! account of late chicks and - .w de-
the time as much as $30 apiece.
velopment which remilt* In i'ie pul- I "Painting” building* with light is
Private Zembler was a soldier again.
FAKING ADVANTAGE
OF HIGHER PRICES
OFFERS A MARKET
FOR YOUR PRODUCE
ttlKMOME
VAUDEVILLE PHW-PLIYS
Portland. Oregon.
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
P
H
& W
PluU
C .
Pevrra
"And I'm not." was the quiet answer.
“I'm the only d<>g In town without ■
home. It's hard lines when an old
veteran has to come down to thia, bui
It’s the way of the world."
The pedestrian’s hand wenj down to
his pocket.
rubbers. -Albert Payson Terhune, in
“Oh. well, let It go," said the old
Hearst's International Cosmopolitan.
veteran as he turned away. "After all.
“Lane—Lakins—Larkin—Lampton !" let* not laying until the gra ■ -r part an inexpensive and effective method
what good would It be? There'll be to­
To Read Dates on Coins.
Oddly United.
"Aye. those old names—those old of the winter Is over and I e period [invented by engineers of Fresno, Cal.,
morrow ulgbt and nights after. If I've
A
great
many of us enjoy looking
says Popular Science Monthly. The
An old Japane«o by the name of got to freeze and starve I might as comrades I" whispered the veteran. of high egg price* ba* passe l.
for old coins every time we get a
"But
he
did
not
call
Isham
or
Ireland.
Benchiro Ishikawa wan desperately well begin tonight. Reg pardon for the
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walls are made ot cream-tinted terra
He passed over Jordan—Jackson—
bunch of money. Occasionally we run
hungry. He strolled Into a little res­ way I startled you. I was huddled up
cotta and pressed brick and flood-light- acrOM a coIn that Jg worn M bad]y
Johnson.
They fell at Gettysburg-
In
the
hallway,
wishing
the
end
would
taurant and tried to run away without
While
come, when I heard your footsteps. all died by the same volley.
paying his bill. The restaurant keeper
read this date heat a piece of steel or
It seemed the only chance for tonight, soldiers fought, a great nation held Its
The old hens should be fed so that
■
—
started after him and a scuffle ensued.
brea til. A few less men In blue—a few
nnd so I hustled out. Well, you could
iron until red hot. Then place the
they
will
molt
quickly.
Eggs
will
be
Horses
and
Lightning,
more
In
He then dragged the old man to the
gray, and what of a great ,re-
have called a policeman; and as you
। coin on it. The coin, getting warm
high
in
price
this
fall
and
winter
and
Horses
do
not
draw
lightning
police station, where ho found that haven't done so I want to say I'm public? Whora will he call next?"
any will show the date or any other read-
There was a minute of waiting, and we should feed the flock so as to ob- more than any other aniAnl3,
the hungry man was his father, whom much obliged."
’^le ing that ordinarily could not be read.
S exunTn
that hor8es are 8trdck 80
the
brown
earth
at
the
old
man's
feet
be had not seen for 20 years.
"If I thought you were telling a
fre- —Boys’ World.
. ..
began to whiten with the snowflakes nan, extension poultry husbandman
straight story—" said the pedestrian
at Clemson college
quently is probably due to these ani-
finding their way through the root
as his fingers gripped a coin In his
Contentment.
The molt is a natural thing and ma’S 8eekl“g Protectlon
------ ,
rain
"Parker—Perkins—Probasco — Pum-
River Changed Its Course.
pocket.
the hen must be allowed time enough under trees- If theF hover near fences
The fountain of content must spring
eroy I”
"Henry Zembler, sir, late private In
The Hoang river in China burst its
up In a man's own mind; and he who
“Dead—dead—dead!" groaned the for IL We can help them threugh the they are also more Mkely to be struck.
the Tenth New Jersey Infantry In the
banks in 1851 and changed its course
has so little knowledge of human na­ late unpleasantness." replied the old veteran. “He did not call Marble or molting stage by feeding. The mash
so as to flow into the Gulf of Pechee-
Meekins. Needham or Noles, Orton or feeds are very beneficial in growing
Land of Bright Colors.
ture aa to Beek happiness by changing man as he came to “attention" ngaln
Among the Innumerable varieties of ^ee- " ¡thin two years its mouth had
Orville. They joked, and laughed, nnd feathers, therefore, these hens should
anything but his disposition will waste
He turned the corner and started off
snng ns we marched down Into the have all the mash they want. A pound Florida flowers are the hibiscus, the shifted 250 miles from its original
his llfq In fruitless efforts, and multi- Ills steps were slow nnd uncertain, nnd
Wilderness with Grant, but when the of sulphur sdded to each 100 pound» of poinsettia, oleander, bougainvH'ea. al- position.
ply the griefs which ho proposes to the man watching him took notice of
roll was called after the first grapple n?w
‘¿di / ^.n’? ^W,ng ,am
crepe “yr«*-
vine,
a
Bmp.
The
clothes
on
his
back
would
remove.—Samuel Johnson.
never a man of them answered ‘Pres­ new feathers. Sulphur Is also a mild » .
.
.
... _
,
’
Vanities of Youth,
not have kept out the chill of a June
coral. y1“6’ orchw- hyacinth,
ent.’
It Is colder again.
Attention, tonic and aids In keeping the hen's
Give
night.
He
had
gone
a
block
when
the
a
college boy a pair of ele-
body
In
condition.
canna
and
iris.
Baby Weighs Three Pounds.
company!
Forward—march I
Halt!
other called:
phant's pants and a banjo and he
About—fnce ! Salute I"
During
the
molting
period,
the
hens
Weighing only three pounds at
"Mello, old man—come back- I don't
doesn't care who makes the nation's
Early American Strategy.
The old man’s knees were trembling need a large amount of grain feed for
borth, a baby was placed in an in- go much on your story, but I'll »’uk ■
laws.—South Bend Tribune.
under blm. and his back was seeking the upkeep of the body. The molt is a
invasion of Canada by the
r The
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cubator at Bath, Eng., and fed a tea- you for tonight."
the wnll for rest ns the sergeant's voice
hen a“d “ 10011 A“erlcan forces in 1775 was m. rely a
"Late of the Tenth New Jersei sir
spoonful of milk every hour. It gain­
came to bls enrs ngain:
Fish in Sahara Desert.
ergy Loffid’be' Lept by^the hea™^ P‘°C.e °f 8,rategy t0 d“SUade the
In the late unpleasantness," ri • “A
ed weight rapidly.
"Wnnless—Watkins—Wardell I"
Live
fish and shellfish, similar to
the veteran ns he enme to a hnll M
"I remember—I remember, and after hen is also laying up surplus energy lsh frOm maklng "8e Ot Canada fOr a those Inhabiting the lakes of Palestine,
about faced. “I’ve tried begging •
To Accelerate Plaster.
them came Yates and Yost. How could for next year's laying The best feed suPP’y station and a camp for.reswe
have been founp by artesian well
night for the flrat time in my life, it"-'
A porous plaster will sometimes re­
I forget? I saw them lying dend be­ care, and attention should be given lf°rces.
I’m not a success at it. About fa<<
borers at depths of 200 feet and 300
fore Grant closed In on Lee at Peters- them at this time. It will always pay
move the efforts of a strain or wrench,
Forward march I
Again, sir—g<w
feet beneath the burning sands of the
'»urg. There was no Company ‘G’ after you to send your hens to roost with a
Nobility of True Love.
but you'd better kept the wrench to night I”
Sahara desert.
full
craw
each
night.
lie
last
charge
at
the
Bloody
Horse-
Not every love is generous or noble
aid in removing the porus plaster.—
"Twos right - march !" said the ole
hoe. The remnant was wiped out
or
merits
high
encomium
but
that
love
«Chicago News.
soldier as he turned the corner. "When
there. Was Yost the last—the very
The Way It Works.
Pnta<5«Mim PnrmmrmnrM
I which prompts and impels man to live
I passed through this town on ny way
last? No. not There was another—
Things
hardly ever begin coming
generously
and
to
act
nobly«
—
Plato.
to
the
front
the
men
crowded
about
Oranges Eastern Product.
I'm sure there was another. The name
our way until we’ve spent a good deal
Orango trees were found growing1 the cars to throw me cigars, and every was—was—was—God ! but how cold
of time going after them.
woman hnd a bouquet for n soldier boy.
Dr. S. Erikson of the Mountain
Encouraging.
and dark! File right—march! Left!
wild in Florida when the state was
When I passed through after Lee’s sur­
One trouble with the world is that
Left! Left! Halt! About-face! Has Grève (Mo.) experiment station has
settled, but It Is supposed that they'
render the bunds were playing, the
carried on experiments to determine laziness is so seldom fatal.—Duluth
were Introduced in the early days by flags flying, and the old vets owned he finished the roll call?"
the value of permanganate of potash Herald,
"Zembler!
Zembler!"
the Spaniards. It Is presumed that j the enrth.
Thera has been n little
as a purifier of water for poultry, and
"Zembler?
Zembler?
Why.
yes.
of
their native home was southeastern change In the p .gram! No bnnds—
course.
Yes. we had a man named has found that It Is very efficient.
Asia.
no flags—no bouquets. Old vet Is hunt
Declined Poetical Honor.
Zembler. I remember—I remember that The germs of cholera and of other In­
Ing for a coni yard In which to make
Thomas Gray and Sir Walter Scott
he was wounded nt Fair Oaks, and testinal diseases are destroyed in a
his bed. Company G— halt 1 Right
Looking Forward.
again nt Fredericksburg, and he died few hours. The quantity to use Is 14 declined an offer of the English poet
dress. Pnrnde—rest!”
grains per gallon of water. This quan- laureateshfp.
____________ __
_
nt—at—"
In writing love letters It is difficult
Wordsworth
also
lie hnd «topped before n long, one
tlty can be measured with sufficient fused the post, but afterward was
but advisable to keep in mind how story building. There were openings
“Zembler—Zembler I"'
accuracy with a ten-cent piece as duced to change his mind.
they will strike the jury.—Roanoke for doors nnd windows, but only the
"1 hear you, sergeant—I remember!
measure, about 14 grains being car­
He died at— No! God nllve, but that's
Times.
openings were left.
ried on It. Permanganate soon loses
Sorrowful Truth,
"Queer—queer!" whispered the old
its strength, which is indicated by loss
Zembler
—
the
last
of
Company
G.
Most of the world's big jobs are
JN my new book which may be
mnn “This place hns a familiar look. I
of the purple color. When thia occurs
wonder If—. Say. I have It now! Riess Someone Is calling me—I must answ er a new solution should be made up. handled by men who don't know what
had FREE upon request, on
to my name 1"
PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis­
me. If I haven’t run across our old
Erikson's experiments show that small kind of a tie is becoming to them.—
He
opened
his
lips
to
answer
"Pres
­
orders,
1 have reproduced nearly 100
barracks after nil these long years!"
chicks are not Injured by drinking Santa Barbara News.
letters from among those received from
He peered In nt the open doorway ent," but no sound enme. He tried to permanganate water over a period of
my thousands of patientL These tell you
upon heaps of refuse. As he turned hie raise Ills right hand in salute, but It nine weeks. It can be safely used
frankly of their years of suffering of their
Feel No Remorse.
hung
a
dead
weight.
He
swayed
and
fnce upwards he could see the stars
when sour milk is being fed. but It Is
Deliberate murderers do not feel re­ trying home remedies and even opera­
tottered
as
he
wrenched
himself
from
blinking through holes In the roof.
not recommended to be added to milk. morse after they commit their crimes. I tions, and, finally, of their complete cure
“Ugh I” shivered the old veteran, the wall, sank down on the whitened
by my NON-SURG1CALmethod. These
Poultry misers should not place de­ the Medical Press and Circular
says. J
are from men and women of
“but It’s better than walking the earth and sobbed.
pendence
on
permanganate
ns
a
cure
makes your food do you
every station, many of whom you
“Zembler! Henry Zembler!"
streets. Attention, Company G ! Carry
may
know. You will learn by
for any disease.
Its use is not in­
more good.
But the roll call was finished.
Hard on the Fireflies.
GvS'Tt* % reading this Book why I can give
—arms! By twos—file left! Forward
tended
as
a
cure
but
as
a
destroyer
of
\
iWl
*
WRITTEN
GUARANTEE to
Note how It relieves
—march 1"
"Oh, the poor fireflies!” cried sym-
germs that gain entrance to the drink­
»cure your Pile» or return your (ee.
that Stuff* feeling
Through the darkness nnd overThe
ing water from sick birds, thereby pathetic little Amy. ‘‘They've no soon­
Historic English Clock
after hearty eating.
debris he picked his way until he
lessening the chance of the disease er got their lamps lit when the wind
Who
would
dare
to
attach
a
price
ine
Sweetens the
ranched the opposite wnll nnd lenned ticket to a timepiece which was given spreading |n the flock.
blows ’em all out.”
PORTLAND oraos: SEATTLE offices :
breath, remove»
tuildinq 808-312 Sh,f*r Building
his weak nnd wenry frame against the
by Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn?
It
food particle» Mi'ra
cold bricks. Here wns the Inst battle
from the teeth, ’-M 7 .t>* MT
Few and Simple.
rests In the chapel retiring room at
line—here he must tunke his last flght. Windsor, and, apart from its bracket.
gives new vigor
The pedestrian's problem is to
^r' You Want a Good Position
“And what If 1 do freeze to death?" looks exactly as it did when Anne Joy-
The habit or vice of egg eating Is
to tired nerves.
vent his "rights” from turning
he
naked
nnd
answered
after
n
few
difficult
to
break,
once
It
has
been
es
­
Very well—Tak« th« Accountancy an<s
fully received it on her wedding day.
Comes to you
V
“rites.”—Boston Transcript.
Business Management. Private Seer«tar,-
minutes hnd slipped away. "When n
fresh, clean and
At one period in its history it got tablished. It usually starts from the
it. Calculator, Comptometer, Stenogra­
mnn has fought his best and been
full-flavored.
phic, Penmanship, w Commercial Teach-
Into the possession of Horace Wal- birds getting n taste of a fresh egg
•rs' Cour«« at
We Sh«uld Be Tickled.
downed there’s nothing but death for pole, but when his furniture nnd ef- when it Is broken. Sometimes fresh
Headline—"Hbtel Burns. Two Hun­
him, nnd why not freeze ns well ns feet a were sold Queen Victoria ac- egg shells thrown to the chicks with­
drown? Ah, but It’s not ns cold ns it qui red It for £110,
It Is not large, out being heated gives them a taste dred Guests Escape Halt Glad.’’—Bos­
wan. And there seems to be people measuring only ten Inches high by
of the raw. fresh egg.
Darkened, ton Transcript.
The foremost RusinMS Collar« at th«
Northwest which has won more Accuracy
talking nnd moving nbout. I wonder four Inches deep. The world has moved large, roomy nests, the frequent re­
Awards ahd Cold Medals than any ether
now—I wonder If—"
on while this clock has ticked away moval of eggs and the Immediate re­
school in America. Send for our Bucceaa
“Asia'«” Literal Meaning.
Catalog. Fourth Street near Morriaom,
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minutes that have lengthened into moval of- any broken shells are the
Asia meant “land of the dawn,” in Portland Or Isaac M Walker Prea
“God of my life I" gasped the veteran [ centuries.
most dependable methods for break­ the ancient Sanskrit language.
I P. N^ u7
No. 44, 1925
ing up this trouble.
Hens Should B- Fed So
That They M jit Quickly
1 Otassium I ermanganate
Good as Water Purifier
8°ft magenU’ that the date mark cannot be read- To
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