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A Bee in One'e Bonnet It Oiten Good Thing. Here I eo Illuttratlon of the,
Foregoing." A Herrkrd Student, Howard Magoun Forbet, la Building' One-Section
Hive to Show the Working of Bee. An Educational Campaign Now Starting
Teache Youngstera How to Kaiae Beea Ai Make the Enterpriae a Faying One.
The Student'-Hivee Were Kept in a City Backyard. Three HWea Each Gave 30
Founda of Honey, Which Now Sella for 45 Cents or More a Pound. ,
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Pme-Bred Shetland Pony, Which Can Clear Four-Foot Gate,
Seven Inches More Than Ita Own Height.
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Corrals at the Kemount Camp at Itrieg wet rat ro wow meaning
Camp Lamp. Theaa Two Were Apprehended Driving Doen of
the Beet-Mount Into Germany. , The Cami at Krieg. vBettf
Cologne and Coblcntrla the Largeat "Uaed for Remount Work inthe
World. More Than 10,000 Horaea Muet Be Dhpoaed of Before They
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One of the Firat PicUree, Just ReceWed in This Country, of the Coronation of Ahmed Ka-ji t hab
of Peraia. Although the Coronation Took Placa at Teheran on July 21. 1914, the Picture. N Put
Aside for Those of the War and War Activities. , ,
Movie Men on an Electrically Driven Hand-Car Running Ahead of the Prince of Wales Special Train to Make Moving Picturea of- tha Train aa i Q
It Sped Across ths Prslrie Wheat Landa Near Mooee Jaw, Canada.
