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S t r ip e d C a k e s e n d S m a l l C a k e s G o o d
E n o u g h to T e m p t M o s t J a d e d
A p p e tite .
FATHER.
and
SUPPLIED
BY
DEW
D oings **
AT THE
C£PIT£L
F r o m th e 8 # a A id In K e e p in g
H illt o p R e ie r v o lr e F ille d
W it h W a te r.
BELLS
T h e q u e stio n w hy Ja c k and Jill
w ent "u p " th e hill. In ste ad of down, to
fe tc h th e fam ous pall of w a te r has
W h e n H e It Ig n o m ln io u s ly
P u t to
b e en solved by th e la te s t d ictio n aries,
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F l i g h t th e P a r e n t R e le n ts, a n d
in w hich m ay be found th e w ord "dew
N o w th e C o u p le H a v e F re e
pond." It w as to o ne of th ese, w hich are
U e e o f th e P a rlo r .
a lw ay s b u ilt upon high ground, th a t
t i e tw o w ere bound, sa y s th e Scien
L o g a n e p o rt Ind — P e rry H opke, who
tific A m erican , ad d in g th a t probably
p re v e n tin g ” a n y Insect. The |av I
llvee n e a r Rock fie id. five m iles w e st of
It w as located on th e E nglish downs.
(leers, a f te r due consultation *dj
L o g a n s p o rt w ill n e v e r a g ain
craw l
C ontinuing, th e w rite r sa y s:
ted th a t w hile th ey understood bowl
u n d e r a bod to e sc ap e th e Ira te fa th e r
"T h e hydrology of th e dow n c o untry
la a a e t m ig h t be rep elled or destroy!
Of h is sw e e th e a rt.
Is topsy-turvy, fo r a dow n Is an un
they did n o t se e how they could ”
H o p k e ’s a tte n tio n s w ere fa v o re d by
land, a n d th e dow ns afford a bountiful
v e n t a n In se c t o r m itig ate him
th e girl, b u t th e f a th e r o b je c te d and
su p p ly of w a te r even w hen th e vales
T h e law is specific In decla
th re a te n e d to kick H opke o u t of th e
a re parch ed . H ence th e sin g u la r spec
a g a in st m is b ra n d in g In.-, ctlcldes {|
h ouse should h e e v e r call. O ne ev en
ta c le of c a ttle being d riv en to th e h ill
w ell-m ean in g c itize n or the r nJ
A SH IN G T O N — Added to his al
ing th e fa th e r w e n t to D elphi. In ten d
S ta te s p u ts up a com pound that l
DRUGGIST IS GOOD-NATURED to p s and c a rts s e n t uphill to p rocure
ready
m
anifold
d
u
ties,
Ja
m
es
ln g to s ta y u n til m id n ig h t. T h e girl
w ater.
sa y s w ill rid a house of, say, bu|
Inform ed H opke a n d he called a t the
“ W h a t Is a dew pond? T h e word Is W ilson, the s e c re ta ry of a g ric u ltu re , w ithin a specified length ol
E x a m p le o f H o w D is p e n s e r of P ill»
house, b u t he sta y e d a little too long
o nly to be found In th e tw o new est Is now m ade by c o n g ress th e chief bug th e re se e m s no way to dcerm l
I s Im p o s e d U p o n b y M a n y
It w h e th e r th e com pound Is misbral
d ic tio n a rie s— th e New In te rn a tio n a l In sp ecto r of the U nited S tates.
W h en p a p a ’s fo o tste p s w ere heard
T h o u g h t le s s P e r s o n s .
a n d th e C en tu ry S u pplem ent, both cam e a bout w ith th e passage of a ed. u n le ss th e se c re ta ry o( agr(cultj
on th e po rch th e g irl ru sh e d th e young
p u b lish ed th is y e a r—though It has law Identical w ith the pure food and goes to th e p re m ise s and hoids
m an from th e p a rlo r Into a side room
H e c am e to to w n a n d w a n d e re d Into
a n d told H opke to craw l u n d e r a bed.
been used locally fo r a h u n d re d years, dru g act, but covering a ll Insecticides sto p -w a tch on th e roaches, to
th e b ig d ru g e m porium w ith o u t r e
and fungicides.
T he en fo rc e m e n t of
p e rh a p s m uch longer.
T h e fa th e r e n te re d , b u t a t th e sam e
w h e th e r th e y m itig a te or vacate w ||
m o v in g th e m ud from h is boots.
"D ew ponds d a te back to a p re h is th e law, as in th e p ure food law , Is In th e tim e lim it.
tim e a sh a rp , h issin g sound cam e from
"D o you give fo u r sta m p e d e n v e
to ric era. T hey receiv e w a te r d ire c t vested In a com m ission c o n sistin g of
u n d e r th e bed. T h e n e x t m o m e n t _
lo p es fo r n in e c en ts, m is te r? "
T h e biolo g ical su rv e y has Issued I
the se c re ta ry of the tre a su ry , the se c
w ild y e ll w as h e a rd , and th e n a form
"W e g e n e ra lly c h a rg e te n , b u t I ly from th e a ir— w h e th e r chiefly In re ta ry of com m erce and labor and th e in fo rm al s t a t e .r e n t already.saytn* Ul
th
e
form
of
ra
in
,
m
ist
o
r
o
th
e
rw
ise
Is
s h o t o u t of th e room , bum ped In to th e
g u e ss you can h av e th e m ."
the law Is re m is s In th a t It does
a q u e stio n still u n se ttle d . Im pervious s e c re ta ry of a g ricu ltu re. But the two
fa th e r, w ho w as s ta n d in g In th e d oor
"G ot a n y sa m p le cough d ro p s? ”
Include r a ts a m o n g the Insects
c
ab
in
et
officers
first
nam
ed
a
re
so
rt
of
b
o
tto
m
s
e
n
a
b
lin
g
them
to
re
ta
in
all
w ay, a n d fled dow n th e road. A goose
" H e re a re a few ."
T he re a l be p re v e n te d . An effort la being ma|
th e w a te r th e y g a th e r. T h e bottom com m issioners e m e ritu s.
th a t w a s " s e ttin g " h a d a tta c k e d th e
“A ny old c ig a r boxes you d o n ’l
to se e w h e th e r th e law officers
com m only c o n sists of c h a lk o r clay w ork com es down to th e s e c re ta ry of
g irl’s b eau and s tru c k him so h a rd in
w a n t? "
w illing to c o n s id e r ra ts as Insects.
o v e r w hich Is stre w n a la y e r of rubble ag ric u ltu re .
th e e a r th a t blood flowed.
" H e re ’s a c ouple.”
Dr. HenEhaw of th e biological
T he bug com m ission has appo in ted
to p re v e n t p e rfo ra tio n by th e hoofs
T h e s ig h t of th e fleeing y o u th and
"A ll th e 1910 a lm a n a c s g o n e?"
th e legal officers of th e th re e d e p a rt vey and P rof. C ritte n d e n of the
of
a
n
im
a
ls.
A
la;
e
r
of
s
tra
w
Is
often
th e fa c t th a t h e h a d b een p u t to flight
"L o n g ago."
m ents, R. E. Cabell, co m m issio n er of re au of e n to m o lo g y a re going to i
by a goose so Im p ressed th e fa th e r
"B u t o th e r d ru g s to re s k e e p a few added. T he ponds m e a su re 30 to 70 in te rn a l re v e n u e : C h arles E arly, so to th e ir aid th e legal advice of Judi
fe e t acro ss, and th e dep h does n o t ex
th a t h e h a s re le n te d and now P e rry
on h a n d .”
lic ito r of th e d e p a rtm e n t of com P ugh of th e police court. Judge [
ceed th re e o r fo u r feet.
H opke w ill call a t th e g lrl’B hom e and
"W e d o n ’t "
m erce and labor, and G eorge P. Mc w hile a s s is ta n t d is tr ic t attorney i
"T
h
e
th
e
o
ry
th
a
t
th
e
se
ponds
th e tw o w ill h a v e fre e use o f th e par-
" T h a t’s funny. L e t m e se e so m e ol
Cabe, so licito r of th e d e p a rtm e n t of y e a rs ago, e sta b lish e d a reputation |
fed by dew — by th e co n d en satio n
y o u r fa n cy sw ee t soap."
a g ric u ltu re , as a su b c o m m itte e to th e police c o u rt by arguing that,
th
e
Invisible
m
o
istu
re
of
th
e
a
i
r
If hoo k s fo r th e b a th ro o m , k itc h e n
" W a n t to buy a box?"
look a fte r th e legal e n fo rcem en t of the gaily, a lop-eared ra b b it was a chid
and p a n try a re d ip p e d In e n am el p a in t
"N ope, w a n t to stu d y th e F re n c h su p p o rte d by E dw ard A. M artin, who
T his subcom m ittee Is up a g a in st w ithin th e m e a n in g of the a c t if a
LIVELY BATTLE WITH BEES th e re w ill b e n o tro u b le fro m Iron nam es. Som e of th o se c ity college h a s been m ak in g e x te n siv e o b se rv a a law.
h a rd problem alread y . T he law d e body can p ro v e a se w e r rat to bel
ru st.
g als a re c o m in g dow n on th e fa rm to tio n s in S ussex, and who b e lie v es th a t fines an Insecticide as a com pound for c en tip ed e Ju d g e P ugh Is the man, I
H a v in g se v e ra l p a irs o f sh o e s and b o a rd a n d I w a n t to sp rin g a few he h a s found a n Im p o rta n t so u rce of
P e n n s y l v a n i a F a r m e r N e a r ly S t u n g to
th e w a te r supply In th e fre q u e n t m ists "rep ellin g , d estroying, m itig a tin g o r , Is believed.
n e v e r w e a rin g th e sa m e p a ir m o re F re n c h w ords on th em , t h a t ’s a ll."
D e a t h b y In fu r ia t e d In a e c ta
from
th e sea. F rom th e G eographical
th
a
n
one
o
r
tw
o
d
a
y
s
a
t
a
tim
e
w
ill
W h i c h H e D ist u r b e d .
J o u rn a l of A ugust, 1900, we quote the
re e t th e le a th e r a n d m ak e It la s t b e t
follow ing:
E a r l y H a b it.
W illiam p o rt. P a.— H a rry A. Fague, ter.
. e of th e E a r th " from a more ph
‘ ’E v ery o n e a cq u a in te d w ith the
Mr*. Ju d s o n — H ave you e v e r n oticed
C ham ois le a th e r should be w ash ed
a p ro m in e n t P ic tu re R ock fa rm e r,
so p h lc al p o in t of view.
d ro v e th ro u g h a sw a rm
of h oney when n e c e ssa ry , In so a p su d s, and th e p o lite c o n sid e ra tio n Mr. B ly ste rre S u ssex dow ns m u st be fa m ilia r w ith
T h e a g e of th e e a r th always
rin se d In so a p su d s— n o t In c le a n w a sh o w s o th e r people? A t th e d in n e r th e se a fogs w hich Bweep in lan d from
b e e s w ith a m ow ing m ach in e.
As
th e so u th . O n e’s clo th in g quickly be
been a s u b je c t fo r discussion amo|
T re a te d th u s It w ill k e e p Its ta b le , for In sta n ce , h e n e v e r p u ts
re s u lt o f his b a ttle w ith th e In fu ri ter.
m en of s c ie n c e a n d largely wit)
m o rse l Into h is ow n m o u th till e v e ry com es covered w ith a d e p o sit of dew
a te d In se c ts F a g u e w as n e a rly stu n g o rig in a l so ftn e ss.
any d e fin ite a g re e m e n t among
A ny d ish t h a t h a s held dough, m ilk, o n e e lse h a s been h e lp e d a n d la e a t lik e beads. . . . On som e of th e dow ns
to d e a th .
T h e bees had a lig h te d In
In WeBt S u ssex th e h ig h e st p a rts are
re p re s e n ta tiv e s
of
the
differ,
th e h a y Held b u t a s h o rt tim e b efo re c rea m o r eggs should be rin se d In cold ing.
b ra n c h e s of s tu d ie s on account of l
Mr. Ju d so n — Oh, w h a t you te rm his ch o sen for pond c o n stru ctio n , a s be
w a te r b e fo re b e in g p laced In h o t w a
F a g u e d ro v e by w ith th e w om er.
d iffe re n t p o in ts of a tta ck .
T h e b lad e s of th e m ac h in e c u t the te r, a s h o t w a te r te n d s to cook su c h c o n sid e ra tio n Is o nly a n Illu s tra tio n of in g m o re exposed to th e m o lsture-la
LD M O TH ER E A R T H , like fem in
d
e
n
w
inds.
Dew
w
ould
not
be
depos
a
fo
rce
of
h
a
b
it.
H
is
w
ife
used
to
do
th
in
g
s
a
n
d
m
ak
e
th
e
m
m
o
re
difficult
Briefly, th e m o re re c e n t discusslt
sw a rm In h alf, a n d th e a ro u se d b ees
in ity th ro u g h all tim e, b u t w ith
h is cooking for him a n d h e le a rn e d a t lte d If th e a tr w ere In ra p id m otion
a s to th e e a r t h ’s age have placed I
covered th e tea m o f c o lts a n d th e ir to re m o ra .
h
e
r
fa
r
g
re
a
te
r
su
ccess
th
a
n
m
ost
of
S m all g la s se s filled w ith je lly w ill t h a t tim e It w as a lw a y s w ise to let but fog b ro u g h t In from th e e sa would
tim e a s fo llo w s:
d riv e r. T h e h o rse s m ad e a le a p fo r
h e r sex, has defied m an to lea rn h e r
g ifts so m e o n e else t e s t th e food b e fo re re m a in In s p ite of th e w ind, provided
L ord K e lv in , in 1863, estimated
w a rd a n d s ta rte d a c ro ss th e field a t prove to b e v e ry a c c e p ta b le
age.
S c ien tists still a d m it th e ir de
th e te m p e ra tu re w ere sufficiently low.
b re a k n e c k speed. W ith o n e h a n d F ag u e w hen C h ristm a s tim e com es. W h en ta c k lin g It h im self.”
fe a t
T h e ir la te s t e stim a te c re d its e a r th ’s ag e a t 20,000,000 to 40,000,01
"S
o
th
e
n
a
m
e
‘dew
pond’
is
a
m
is
m
ak
in
g
y
o
u
r
ow
n
su
p
p
ly
o
f
Je
lly
fill
a tte m p te d to c o n tro l th e tea m , a n d
h e r w ith "n o t above 70,000,000 y e ars, and p e rh a p s 9S.000,000 years.
n o m e r; b u t a s Dr. H ugh R o b ert Mill
C lare n ce K in g a n d Carl Barus,
w ith th e o th e r h e b ru sh e d th e b e es i few little g la s s e s o f d iffe re n t flavors,
or below 56,000,000 y e a rs.” T his e s ti
W
h
y
H
e
W
a
s
T
h
e
n
k
f
u
l.
h a s re c e n tly re m a rk e d , It w ould be a
a t 24,000,01
from h is face a n d n e ck
H e held th e p u t In to a p re ttily trim m e d b a s k e t Of
m ate, given official san c tio n th ro u g h 1-633, p laced th e age
W
elg
ler—
You
seem
to
h
a
v
e
a
w
o
t
p ity If th is p ic tu re sq u e w ord should
te a m in ch ec k u n til th e y re a c h e d th e box w ill m a k e a n ic e p re e e n t fo r a n d e rfu l frie n d s h ip fo r T u rn e r.
publication by th e S m ith so n ian In sti y e ars.
v a n is h from th e language."
L ord K e lv in In 1897 revised his I
b a rn safely .
F a g u e 's h a n d s and Invalid frien d .
tu tio n in W ashington, is th e re s u lt of
O au sley — I o u g h t to h a v e ; b e sav ed
S a v e old kid g lo v es fo r Iro n in g d a y
20,000,000 to 40,(
fa c e w as m a sse s o f b ru ise s, a n d his
stu d ie s
by
F ra n k
W lgglesw orth u re s fro m
m y life once.
Sew
a
pad
m
ad
e
fro
m
th
e
le
ft
glove
a rm s a re sw o llen to tw ice th e ir n o r
C larke and G eorge F. B ecker of th e years.
W elg ler— H ow did It h a p p e n ?
O h io M a n ’s E y e s O pe ne d.
on
to
th
e
p
alm
o
f
th
e
rig
h
t
one,
a
n
d
m al else.
De L a p p a re n t, In 1890, said It
G au sley — H e Jum ped Into th e riv e t
A m an from Ohio who w as re ce n tly U nited S ta te s geological survey, who
you w ill And y o u r h a n d Is sa v e d from
h ave follow ed th e su b je c t w ith consid 67,000,000 to 90,000,000 years.
In
S
e
a
ttle
,
W
ash.,
h
a
v
in
g
h
e
a
rd
th
a
t
a
f
te
r
me.
b ecom ing b liste re d , w h ile th e Anger*
C h a rle s D. W a lc o tt, secretary of I
W elg ler— How c am e you to be In th e sa lm o n ru n w as on a n d th a t e rab le In terest.
and th e b a ck of th e h a n d w ill b e p ro
MEET AFTER MANY YEARS tec
Prof. C larke, In a p a p er e n title d “ A S m ith so n ia n In stitu tio n , in 1893, pli
sco
w
lo
ad
s
w
e
re
b
ein
g
ta
k
e
n
to
th
e
th
e
riv
e
r?
ted from th e sc o rc h in g h e a t, w hich
O a u sle r— T u rn e r h a d ro c k e d th e c a n n e rie s e v e ry hour, called a w a ite r P re lim in ary Study of C hem ical De th e m ax im u m a g e a t 70,000,000 ye,
Is so d a m a g in g to th e skin.
J. Joly, in 1899, estim a te d the
nudation,” p re se n ts a review of all th e
T w i n s T a k e n b y S e p a r a t e F a m ilie s a t
In a local h o tel to him a n d sa id :
boat.
M o t h e r 's D e a th , B r o t h e r s F in d
“Sam , go o u t a n d buy m e th e big available d a ta n o t only for th e U nited of th e o cea n a t 80,000,000 to 90,000,0^
E a c h O th e r,
H e lp s f o r th e H o u se k e e p e r .
g e s t a n d finest red salm on you can S ta te s, but for th e w orld of th e propo y e ars.
A c c o r d in g to M e a s u r e .
W. J. S o llas, In 1909, placed
G re en b lin d s th a t h a v e becom e
get, h a v e It baked a n d se rv ed to m e sitio n from a chem ical point of view.
Y es,” sa id th e m an w ith th e a o a t d in n e r, H e re Is five d o lla rs; keep Mr. B ecker, on the o th e r hand, dis a g e of th e o c e a n a t 80,000,000 to 19
P lttib u r g .—A m os and C y ru s L ape, faded m ay be re n ew e d by ru b b in g
cusse s th e q uestion In a p a p e r on "T he 000,000 y e a rs.
born to g e th e r In B lack L ick, In d ia n a th em w ith a ra g s a tu r a te d w ith Un b u rn tie , a s he lit th e stu m p of a cigar, th e c h an g e ."
"I h a v e a b u sh e l a n d a h a lf of ch il
c ounty, th irty -n in e y e a rs ago, a re seed oil.
W h en th e m eal w a s serv ed
th a t
a cq u a in te d fo r th e first tim e. On ac
T o a tta in a good g laze on lin en It Is d re n . My n a m e Is P e c k , a n d I h a v e n ig h t th e O hio m an s a t down b e fo re a
co u n t of th e m o th e r’s d e a th a t th e ir n e c e ssa ry fo r It to h e d a m p , fo r th e six ."
b a k e d fish th a t s tre tc h e d th e w hole
By fa r th e la rg e s t p a rt of the
T h a t's p re tty good,” re jo in e d th e le n g th o f a four-foot p la tte r. H e w as
b irth th e tw in s w e re se p a ra te d and Iron to be h o t a n d fo r g r e a t p re s s u re
Is c o n su m ed from th e peanut sts
m an b e h in d th e co rn co b pipe, "b u t am azed , and ask ed fo r an explan atio n .
lived w ith d iffe re n t fsm ille s, w hich to be used.
th e little w h istle sig n of the routj
lo st tra c k of eac h o th er.
T o c le a n c arv e d Ivory m ak e a p a ste ’ve g o t a m ile of th em . My n a m e Is H e w as m ore su p rlse d a n d b e tte r In
b e in g th e sig n a l for the aver,
T h e re u n io n of th e b ro th e rs w as of s a w d u s t d am p ed w ith w a te r a n d a F u rlo n g , a n d I’m th e f a th e r o f e ig h t.
fo rm ed a b o u t th e salm on fam ily w hen
y o u n g ste r to s u g g e s t to dad or
b ro u g h t a b o u t by a m ista k e . A etran g - few d ro p s of lem on Juice;
lay It
th e w a ite r said t h a t he m ig h t have
th a t som e o f th e m would be very i
e r w ho found Am os a t w o rk in E x p o rt th ic k ly on th e c arv in g . L et th is d ry
b
o
u
g
h
t
a
45-pound
salm
on
In
ste
ad
of
In v is ib le .
c ep tab le , a n d th e p a te rn a l or mal
exclaim ed, "H ello , Cy, w h a t a re you th o ro u g h ly , a n d th e n b ru sh i t off w ith
F irs t S u b u rb a n ite — H ow ’s y o u r g a r Ju st a 40-pound fish h a d he b e en Ju st
nal p a r e n t's w illin g n e ss—nine tlm|
d oing In E x p o rt? "
d ry c lo th .
few
m
in
u
te
s
sooner.
H
e
also
In
d e n , old m an ?
o u t of te n — to In v est. Yet there i
W h en w a sh in g g la s s w a re d o n o t p u t
fo
rm
ed
th
e
O
hioan
th
a
t
th
e
re
w
as
no
A m os d e m u rre d : "B u t I’m n o t ‘Cy/
H E person who buys a n ick e l's m illions of b u s h e ls th a t go to
Second S u b u rb a n ite — It’s sim p ly out
In h o t w a te r bottom first, a s It
c h a n g e to b e re tu rn e d for th e fish had
I am A m os L ape. I h a v e h e a rd I had
w orth of p e an u ts to m unch a t th e fa tte n in g o f hogB throughout
o f sig h t.
c
o
s
t
$4.90,
a
n
d
th
e
w
a
ite
r’s
c
a
rfa
re
a tw in b ro th e r n am ed C yrus, b u t n e v e r will be liable to c ra c k from su d d e n
ball gam e, to feed th e sq u irre ls In th e south, th e fe e d in g of poultry, whll
F i r s t S u b u rb a n ite — T h a t’s good.
ex p an sio n . E v en delicate g la s s c a n
w
as
te
n
c
e
n
ts,
so
h
e
received
n
o
th
in
g
sa w him . Do you know h im ? ”
p ark o r to gladden th e h e a rts of c h il
Second S u b u rb a n ite — I t ’s a n y th in g
"W ell, r a th e r ,” sa id th e s tra n g e r, be Bafely w ash ed In v e ry h o t w a te r b u t good. T h e g ra ss and w eeds a r e s fo r th e la b o r of c a rry in g th e b ig flsh d re n a t hom e, scarcely re aliz e s th a t th e vines, o fte n cu red as hay, f«i
th o u sa n d s of h e a d of c attle , and evd
If
slip
p
ed
in
edgew
ise.
to
th
e
hotel.
" h e ’s a n e ig h b o r of m in e a t D unbar.
he h a s con trib u ted to an In d u stry th a t old M other E a r th Is nourished by tn
fo o t h ig h a ll o v e r it.
I'll lead you to h im ," a n d h e did.
la st y e a r form ed a m tlllon-dollar crop, ro o ts of th e p la n t, which furnish!
and w hich placed on th e m a rk e t In n itro g e n to It fro m th e air.
A C o n v e n ie n t D ry e r .
To P ro v id e fo r C onvicts’ Fam ilies.
N ot A w kw ard.
As g r e a t a boon a s w om en know a
An a c t to provide re lie f for th e w ives v a rious form s, reached th e enorm ous
T h e fa rm in g of p e a n u ts during
F i g h t s B u ll W i t h H a ir p in .
C anfield— B u n y an c a n ’t ta k e a ste p
sum of $36,000,000. B ut It is a fact,
vacuum c le a n e r to be, c o m p a ra tiv e ly
F u lto n , Mo.— Mrs. T h o m a s D ouglas,
w ith o u t tre a d in g on so m e o n e ’s corn. a n d c h ild re n and o th e r re la tiv e s who according to W ashington sta tistic ia n s. p a s t five y e a rs — n o t longer than thla
few h a v e le a rn e d to p u t It to p e rso n a l
h a s becom e an e stab lish e d industl
liv in g so u th of h e re, w as b ad ly In
N a y lo r— H e m u st be ex ceed in g ly m ay be d e p e n d e n t upon p riso n e rs com
use. W h en th e y buy one fo r th e ir
m itte d to th e s ta te p riso n w ill be
T h is little se d u c tltv e n u t—a re so lu of th is c o u n try . A t p re se n t about flvl
ju re d by a bull w hen th e a n im a l a t
a w k w ard .
hom e use th ey re v el o v e r th e clean
ta c k e d h e r In a Held. She had a rm ed
C anfield— O h, no, no, h e Isn ’t ; h e ’s b ro u g h t be fo re th e le g isla tu re a t Its tion to "e a t Just one” Is soon fo rg o t six th s of th e c ro p com es from \T
house th e y w ill keep, w ith n e v e r a
h e rs e lf w ith a p itc h fo rk , w hich th e
m ere ly u n fo rtu n a te .
T h e c o rn s he n e x t se ssio n , a cc o rd in g to F. S. W eis te n — w hose b irth p la ce Is A m erica, g ln la a n d m o st of th e balance frol
th o u g h t a s to c le an c lo th e s a n d a c lean
a n im a l kno ck ed from h e r grip. She scalp.
tr e a d s o n Is on th e b o tto m of h is ow n s e c re ta ry of th e L o u isian a s t a te board was, un til com paratively re ce n tly , u n T e n n e sse e , G eo rg ia, W est Virgin^
o f c h a ritie s and co rre c tio n s.
a p p reciated e ith e r a s to th e "m oney and th e C a ro lln a s, although most i
w as th ro w n dow n, b u tte d a n d tra m
foot.
In ste a d of lab o rio u sly b ru sh in g y o u r
S ince th e p u b licatio n of an a rtic le In th e m ” o r as a re a lly n u tritio u s th e s o u th e rn s ta te s contribute son
pled upon. W h en th e b e a s t Anally left
ta ilo r s u it w ith a w hisk, s ta n d In fro n t
Is th e R ig h t P a rty P u n ish e d ? " m any p ro d u c t Today th e p e a n u t plays an As th e p e a n u t in d u s try has Increas,
h e r for dead ahe craw le d to th e ho u se
of th e v acuum c le a n e r a n d e v ery p a r
In q u irie s h av e been received by Mr Im p o rtan t p a rt In pleasure, from th e so h a s th e u s e of all nuts grow
A W o n d e r f u l B re e d .
and te le p h o n ed to th e fam ily doctor.
tic le of d u s t and d irt la lifte d o u t In
S ey m o u r— I h e a r you h a v e evolved W eis a s to th e n u m b er of d e s titu te sw ell d in n er p a rty to th e e v er-p re se n t m ig h tily a s an a rtic le of food durlnj
In th e b a ttle w ith th e bull Mrs. Doug
few m in u te s. N o th in g re m a in s to do a w o nderful b re e d of la y in g h e n s?
fa m ilie s In th e c ity , and th e n um ber dem ocracy of th e circus, ball gam e or th e la s t d e ca d e, and th e entire fa
la s took a h a irp in from h e r h a ir and
b u t w ash off g re a se s p o ts a n d p re s s
A sh ley — You b e t I h a v e! T h ey b e at th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te , and It a p p ea rs picnic. A fter all, w hat Is a ball gam e, lly now fo rm s a m o st im portant
used It In an effo rt to gouge th e a n i
ing.
a n y th in g I’ve e v e r seen. T h ey d o n ’t th a t th e re a re m an y c h a rita b le p e r picnic o r a circu s w ithout th e p eanut of th e d ie t of th e physical culturl
m a l’s eyes.
S ham poos a re sim plified by u sin g n e ed ro o sts.
so n s In te re s te d In th e p a ssa g e of th is a ccom panim ent ?
a n d v e g e ta ria n .
th e c le a n e r a s a d ry e r. P u t on th e
a ct. I t Is said to be a sim ple m a tte r
B eym our— D on’t n e ed ro o sts?
blow er, s it in fro n t of It, a n d th e h a ir
M o s q u it o e s F e a s t on Babe.
A sh le y — No, s i r ;
th e y ’re
laying of Justice, n o t o f c h a rity ; and every
d ry in a s u rp risin g ly s h o r t tim e.
e ffo rt will be m ade to p re v e n t the
New Y ork.—U n d e r a bush In C e n tra l
n ig h t a n d day.
m e a su re from b e in g shelved a t the
P a rk , a n d su rro u n d e d by a cloud of
re e r. It is e x p e c te d he will unde
m osquitoes, a p a tro lm a n found a 4-
ta k e m o st a c tiv e ly a num ber of
n e x t sessio n .— New O rlean s Tlm es-
B lu e b e r r y B is c u it .
U n f a s h io n a b le E v e n t.
D em ocrat.
m onths-old baby boy. T h e child w as
form s w hich m ig h t not m eet with th^
Add a cup of b lu e b e rrie s to th e o rd i
"A m ong o th e r e v e n ts, w e sh a ll have
c ry in g lu stily and w aving Its c hubby
a p p ro v al of th e a rm y a t large.
n
a
ry
b
a
k
in
g
p
o
w
d
er
te
a
b
isc
u
it,
m
ad
e
a
s
a
c
k
ra
c
e
for
ladles.
P
ro
fe
ssio
n
a
l«
h a n d s to k e ep a w ay th e In se cts th a t
O ne o f th e q u e stio n s which will
from a q u a rt of flour, th re e h e a p in g b a rre d ."
Gay Life In Cairo.
w e re d e v o u rin g It. At B ellevue ho sp i
ta k e n u p by G e n era l Wood Is thl
tea
ap
o
o
n
fu
ls
of
b
a
k
in
g
pow
der,
a
" W h a t do you m ean by p ro fessio n
C airo h a s becom e one of th e gayest
ta l se v e n ty se v e re In se ct b ite s w ere
p h y sic al t e s t o f officers. Since P tm J
c itie s in th e w orld. F an cy d re ss balls
c o u n te d , and th e a tte n d a n ts d e clare d la rg e te a sp o o n fu l of b u tte r, a little a ls
d
e n t R o o se v e lt In au g u rated this
“T h o se w ho h ave been w e a rin g tu b s a re a ll th e ra g e am o n g society folk
th a t th e c h ild ’s co ndition w as se rio u s s a lt a n d tw o s c a n t cu p s of sw ee t
tem , m an y officers have been hoplfl
m
ilk.
M
ake
th
e
b
isc
u
it
a
s
so
ft
as
pos
g
ow
ns."—A
nsw
ers.
th
e
re
,
a
n
d
ev
ery
one
s
triv
e
s
to
outdo
1»
on
th
e
anxious
s
e
a
t
a s a re s u lt of th e w ho lesale poisoning
th a t It w ould be modified. Gener
e v e ry one e lse In o rig in a lity of cos 1 W lth a new bosB °n th e Job It Is W ood is o n e o f th e forem ost of |
by th e m osquitoes. T h e baby w as sib le a n d w ith a s little h an d lin g , and
b
a
k
e
In
a
qu
ick
oven.
T
h
e
se
a
r
e
d
e
tu
m
e.
An
E
nglish
officer's
w
ife
e
re
i
exPe
c
ted
M
ajor
Gen.
L
eonard
Wood,
d re s s e d In new c lo th in g and th e re
leal c u ltu re e n th u s ia s ts .
C o u n t e r A t t ra c t io n .
licious fo r lu n ch e o n o r te a . T h e b e r
a te d a se n sa tio n th e re th e o th e r eve chlef of *u f f ’ wtl* m ake th in g s hum
w e re n o Id e n tify in g m ark s.
In ste a d o f b e in g m ade milder. KJ
"I w as a t A tlan tic C ity w hen G len. n ln g by a p p e a rin g a s a baby. H er Unt11 h ,s own 1<iea8 u e Put Into oper-
rie s sh o u ld b e w a sh e d , d rie d
and
n o t u n lik e ly t h a t th e tests will
ro lled In flour b e fo re a d d in g th e m to C u rtis s m ad e his flights th e re ."
b ab y c lo th e s w ere m ade e sp ecially for a t,o n - A lthough he w as appointed to
m ad e h a rd e r th a n ever. The de
"W h a t did you th in k of h l m P
tlie dough.
F a r m F u ll of F r e a k a
h e r In P a ris, and sh e h ired a sta te ly 8UCCeed M ajor Gen. F ra n k lin J. Bell
of tro o p s to th e Philippines Is
"D id n ’t se e him ."
T u lsa , O kla.—A c h ic k en w ith Its
A rab to w heel h e r th ro u g h th e s tre e ts la8t 0 c to b p r- slnce th a t tim e he has
o th e r m a tte r t h a t w ill be disposed i
"D id n ’t se e h im ?"
h e a r t on th e o u tsid e of Its body Is one
In a p e ra m b u la to r, and rig h t Into the beeu on a t r l P t0 A rgentine to rep-
C a rro t C o n se rve .
"N ope, c o u ld n 't se e him for th* - e n te r of th e ballroom .
re se n t th e U nited S ta te s a t th e cen- by G e n era l W ood very soon. He b*
of th e m o n s tro s itie s ow ned by Billy
W ash a n d sc ra p e h a lf dozen firm c a r
a lso a n u m b e r o f Ideas regarding 1
L u m p k in s, a local c h a ra c te r, w hose ro ts, p u t th ro u g h m e a t c h o p p e r a n d c u t b a th in g su its."
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ten n la l celebration, and has only late-
n i t r a t i o n b e tw e e n th e regular srml
h obby Is th e ra is in g a n d b re ed in g of
ly
re
tu
rn
e
d
to
W
ashington.
a : sm a ll a s peas. Boll h a lf h o u r In
and th e m ilitia w hich he will Prv*"
fre a k a n im a ls. H is u n iq u e m en a g e rie slig h tly s a lte d w a te r, th e n d ra in , a n d
T h e T r u t h o f It.
“Y ou know I h sv e 'V m p ro ro d my q uestions
m *ny ‘“ PW U nt ably a tte m p t to p u t Into practise.
In c lu d e s a flve-legged hog. a one-legged to each p in t add tw o cup* n f lig h t
" T h e y sa y th a t w om en a lw a y s re a a
G e n era l C a rte r, who has been etfj
c h ic k en e , h o rn e , d ro
, o , itc
. v r, „ a , ta lk
_ in g brow n su g a r a n d th e Juice a n d h a lf th e th e la s t c h a p te r of a novel f i r s t "
U",tS , 7 7 k “ UCh J 2 " ' > 2
.b7 u . t PS
lng c h ie f of staff, will take jts pi»'’*
sp a rro w a n d th e fow l w ith IU h e a rt on
rtn d of one |e m o n . C ook , low ly
" I t isn ’t so. I a lw ay s re ad th e Oral r "W eU? do* you ^ n o w / ^ r a p l M ^ t h e ^ " f e v ^ o n ° t h ^ 6 " " ChW of
as a s s is ta n t ch ief.
General 81h
th e o u ts id e of !tc b re a e t, h is la te s t a j c le a r *boUt
h o u rs. T h is Is a n c h a p te r first."
w ife's frien d , ’sh e d id n ’t seem to have m uch m om ent * 7 7 h e 0^ " “ “ " ° ' w hom h e su c c e e d s, will go to 8*
a c q u isitio n to th e s tra n g e collectio n
n o v e lty w ith a d ecid ed f o r
"A nd th e n ? "
good U
ta s s te
w hen
hen she
she m arried know som ethin* of h,s s t S n u V f e F ra n c is c o to re lie v e General P*n7|
v e ry good
t. w
o f n a tu re ’s fre a k a
#lgB f e w
" T h e n I re e d th e la s t c h a p tw “
you
w ho ta k e s co m m an d of W est Point
T o o k s rs S ta te sm a n .
S trip e d C a k e.— W h ite P a r t.— One-
h a lf cu p fu l b u tte r, o n e cu p fu l su g a r
one-half cu p fu l sw e e t m ilk, tw o c u p
fu ls flour In w h ich Is s ifte d tw o te a
spoonfuls b a k in g pow der, w h ite s of
th re e eggs.
D a rk
P a r t.— O ne c u p fu l
brow n
su g a r, o n e tab le ep o o n fu l m olasses,
o ne-half c u p fu l b u tte r, o n e -h alf c u p
ful so u r m ilk In w hich d isso lv e one-
balf tea sp o o n fu l so d a, tw o c u p fu ls of
flour, o n e ta b le sp o o n fu l o f c in n a m o n
and a llsp ic e. D rop a sp o o n fu l of
each kind In a w ell g re a s e d c a k e d ish
first th e lig h t p a rt, th e n t h e d a rk , a l
te rn a te ly . T ry to d ro p It so t h a t th e
cak e sh a ll be w ell s tre a k e d th ro u g h
so th a t it h a s th e a p p e a ra n c e of
s trip e d cake.
S m all C akes. O n e p in t o f N ew O r
lea n s m o lasses, o n e pound b ro w n
su g a r, o n e ta b le sp o o n of m e lte d b u t
te r. tw o ta b le sp o o n s o f so d a, one-h alf
cup of so u r m ilk , o n e -h alf te a sp o o n
each of c in n a m o n , clo v e s a n d a llsp ic e
one n u tm e g , p in ch of m ace, a n d o n e
g ra te d o ra n g e a n d lem o n ; flour to
n a k e a stiff dough.
Mix th e In g re
d ie n ts th e n ig h t b e fo re a n d In th e
m o rn in g roll o u t th in a n d c u t in ob
lo n g ; a d d m o re flour if n e ed e d , as
tom e flour d iffers.
im
PONDS
RECIPES
Secretary Wilson Now the Bug Mi
W
À U AROUND
mom
How Old Mother Earth Hides Her
0
Vast Sum Which We Spend on Peani
i,
General Wood May Stir Up the Armj
r
T HE
TER X I.— (Cos
said Zeldi
■ gy hard, " th a t
k , m o r tg a g e ; Ju
«»lies or c roup c
Lrtgsge* a re n ’t a
-Ksarily fa ta l—1
lor expose yourse
lives one c o n tra ,
,id Zelda.
*t mine a t colle»
-blew our su b sta
I] ju»t found It »
|* i been c a rry in g
ljy herself. T he
Let ue ta lk of
j i o you keep youi
[¡da, half-seriously
the b east?”
|ieems to be In a
1 mswered Olive,
Jlounds form ldabl
|Hut you h ave to
tl is the m os
Jtown. I can ’t thl,
uywhere else exc
bit.“
, have to, for m e I
[is they sa y In st.
father continue,
- month to h e r c
money m a tte rs
[mentioned betw ee
jnderstand how am
|any clash w ith It
the m an a se m e
|; and she did no
eos of th e sum
[i with th e full a
should h ave ear
¡ten of In M ariona
| It was the g e n e ra
have not only t
[by her m other, b,
hlch E zra D am erc
kting th ro u g h
m
were Mrs. F o rre
am, »'ho w ere chi
I by local s ta n d a r
one aftern o o n a
Ued to sp eak to
Wives perplexity, s
in the D am eron
i effort to conceal t
[come on b u sin ess.
over h is acco,
tddenly on th e threi
| mom.
; Zee, w h at b rin g s
ned.
i on an e rra n d ,” «£
Ut your housekeej
[ibe added, glancing
yea me v e ry well
’’Business is only
|ia business.”
Just h e a rd th a t
her m o th e r a re I
oney tro u b le.”
Iked at her quickly,
lith his s h a rp eyes,
ad been tra d in g ,
he decided, and
klf as he se ttle d 1
ktermlned to thw ari
k that Z elda m ight
klf.
gtfne th a t th ey h a \
' little," he said,
nothing of th e ir
I Just learned th a t t
f and when I ask ed
I they owed a d e b t tl
Bt you hap p en to !
ft is?" she asked.
II hold the m o rtg a
for collection.”
Ididn’t tell m e th a t :
pi a bank had It.
bowed to p a y Ol
l ichool. T h e debt
^ie as tru stee," he coi
l then, som ething of
’ surmise Is q uite
I trustee for you, set
' Mrs. M errlam . T
kit and In th e bank
(*>rry I d id n ’t know
ler. I w ish you ha
Ibsen seeing a good
|Olive. I like h e r 1m
ben to her h ouse fam
I been to see m e pi
could g e t aw ay
I I didn't know , of cot
l remotely th e ir ere
Isn't e x ac tly
c-
f>! 1 know It.”
(lorry th a t th e m a tt
•en. but th e re 1« no I
[bwld tra n s fe r th e ir
(Mulders, Zee.”
pe you u n d e rsta n d
rer m entioned th is
i that they ow ed you
k w th a t th ey feel
i house. I fa n cy th
Mhed by th e b a n k —t
(bank has, o f course
|bi the m a tte r. It's
• collect."
(lithe ow ner of th e n
• push the people wh,
1 rtry bad b u sin e ss
1 Paper. N ew notes
|k such cases.”
I clear to Z elda th a t
^•ympathy w ith h e r
ams or h e r w ish to
f difficulty. S h e w as
1 manage In som e »
»re th a t w as bein g
| them, a n d she hope
her fa th e r w ithout
k, who would, she 1
I money she m ig h t as
k a row a b o u t i t B,
' h> carry th e m att«
s father.
! !s the a m o u n t, rath
^thousand d o lla rs— v
1 accum ulated In te r
abed In relief, f
ad two th o u sa ln d t
[bow m uch la th e hou
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