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The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

New York. May 27.-Theodore RoOse-
welt. as President OF the United States
and as private citizen, was praised to-
night by Henry Clsws, the banker. who
was the principal speaker az the LIN
coln-Roosevelt memorial window eelebra-
ton at Metropolitan Temple
Mr. Clews reviewed the life OF Col.
Roosevelt from the time he entered poll
ties IN 1883, and characterized him as one
Of the greatest living Americans. He de-
cIared the success Of his administration
was due entirely to his greatness, azd
that it was in his mind alone that the
destinies Of the country were mapped out
Tribute from Dr.. Hail.
dr. Clews was introduced 10 the audi
ence by Rev. Dr.. Wesley Hall, 3 per-
sonaI friend OF the ex-President, who
also took occasion 70 pay a tribute TO
the man the gathering had met 10 honor.
1t is a happy idea 70 commemorate the
services ard career Of Theodore Roose-
velt as President Of the United States by
q memorial window IN this sacred Metro
politan Temple" said Mr.. Chews. ''for
Theodore Roosevelt Is destined 70 rank in
history as one Of The greatest, If not the
greatest. Of our Presidents after Wash
ington. Lincoln. and Grant. who are a.
ready enshrined IN memorial windows
here.
Theodore ROosevelt's fame. 1 venture
10 say. viii STOW brighter with advancing
years. whether a. some future tine ne IS
reelected President Of the United States
or not So, though he stin lives, he Is
httingly glorifed BY being placed side by
side with his great Presidential prede-
cesso-s in this edifice, for his term having
ended, We can safely judge him by his
past.
Nation Needed work.
The work Of reform that he began and
carried on with so much vigor and sue
cess was, need hardly say. greatly need
ed in this country 10 correct corporate
and other abuses that were shedding their
blight. Ike the deadly uDas tree.
These had grown up with our growth.
and become oppressively unjust TO tie
people. and were beneficial only 70 viola-
tors OF the law. 70 the men who abused
their powers and opportunities TO secure
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
SMALL WHEAT SALES.
Prices Drop to S1.sI "a Around the
Noon Hour.

Chicago. Nay z.-Patten's operations
IN the market to-day were confined TO
small sales TO local shorts in May wheat.
The price declined 10 Aas-4 around
noon.
Evidence Of the alleged big short In
terest in Pittsburg and New York was
Tot apparent in the pit operations. The
deferred options IN wheat had a good
decline upon optimistic crop reports IN
Kansas and the country at large. The
trade was large and inclined 10 selling
Conditions are we'll on the way toward
Improvement in the wheat belt, according
% a report made al the mfiIers national
federation IN convention az the Auditor
ium Hotel to-day. The report. a per-
centage statement of conditions. as
made up from miIle-s' reports from the
various States. shows. according to the
secretary OF the federation, L. Goetz-
mann, Of Chicago, that James 4 Patten
worked on the correct theory concerning
the condition Of reserves. The report
shows that q much better crop is TO be
expected than last year" said Mr.. Goetz-
mann The reserves are not more than
half of what they should be Il IS this
that Patten based his prospects on with
the result OF profiting so richly.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
DISCUSS WATERWAY TREATY.
Canadian Cabinet Undecided Over
Approval of Agreement.


Ottawa. May Z7.-The cabinet has spent
much tine this week considering the
waterways treaty with the United States
20 which a rider In respect 10 the St
Mary's River was added by the United
States Senate.
No decision in respect 10 the advisable
ity or otherwise OF approving the treaty
on behalf OF Canada has been reached.
and the question VIII be given further
and careful consideration before any
definite decision is arrived az.
The decision Of a rider by the United
States Senate has been a matter OF re-
gret 10 the government. and II means
that benefit OF the treaty 70 both
countries may be 5eopaTdized according
10 the Canadian view by the demand
for special consideration BY a few Michi-
gan interests.
The government viii satisfy itself that
10 real injury IS being done 10 Canada
before finally giving its assent 70 the
amended treaty.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
1919 Convicas captured.

Special 70 The Weshingtoo Herald.
Charleston. " Va. May 27-Grove-
and George MacGFath, and Alfred Loo
ney. who escaped from the Clay County
jail three weeks ago while awaiting de-
portaticn 10 the State penitentiary 20
serve q term OF three years for burglary,
we're captured in Webster County. and
returned here to-day for safe keeping.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
TAFT WINS KRAUT.

Toledo, Ohio, May 27.-Presi-
dent Taft holds the ticket that
drew a barrel of sauerSraut.
worth 50. at the EIkS' Fair held
last night az SaadusEy, Ohio.
The lucky ticket was present.
ed 10 President Taft by William
H. ReInharf, president of the
Perry's Victory and International
Commission. while Reinhart WAS
IN Washington recently.
The Sznduslzy EIks have noti-
fed President Taft of his goOd
luck. and will hold the barrel of
sauerkraut awaiting hts orders.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
RebuiIdine AeropIane.

Rome, Nay 27.-The Wright seroplane,
Lieut.. Calderara, is being rebuilt. and
win be ready for use on July I. when
Gabriel d'Annunzio. who is writing an
ode 10 fiers. viii accompany Lieut. Cal
derara CT his first trip.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
LAUD ROOSEVELT
At CELEBRATION
Tributes Paid ex-President
at Metropolitan Temple.
HENRY CLEWS SPEAKER
Declares Memorial Window Is
Well-earned Honor.
HENRY CLEWS SPEAKER

Traces Career from Time He En-
tered Politics In New York State,
and Asserts That the Success of
His Administration Was Chiefly
Due TO the Greatness of the Indi-
vfduaI-wesIey Hail Also Speaks.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

wealth and power by questionable or dis
honest methods, 20 men who schemed for
monopoly IN trade, or unjust advantage
over their competitors, and 10 men who
had q weakness for law-breaking prac-
tees m corporation management or for
wholesale graft
''One Of these wrongs was particularly
gIaring, and & had endless ranificatiods.
namely. railway rebating, a great evil,
for extirpating which Theodore Roosevelt
deserves Infinite credit, far more than has
yet been given him.
"He undertook an herculean task when
he sailed out. with his Big Stick and
made war on the abuses Of his time. But
the Big Stick was only for those among
the big men who were wrongdoers. He
boldly fought single handed. for the be1e-
fit and protection Of the people and the
country's trade and commerce. a strenu-
Gus battle against fraud. the misuse OF
power, illegal methods and corruption Of
every kind IN the management OF cor
porations, and. In conjunction with the
law officers CT the government and the
legislation he inspired, he swept them
very largely away. At the same time he
aided and encouraged all that was legiti-
mate and honest in American enterprise
and industry.
stopped Relating Iniquity.
above all. he caused the interstate
commerce law TO be so amended and en-
forced that II put a stop not only TO the
rebating iniquity. but 10 other abuses and
unlawful practices that had been in vogue
among corporate officials, through the
penalties and supervision that the new
legislation OF Congress imposed.
'sThe great mass Of the American peo-
pie. rich as well as poor, were always
with President Roosevelt in his crusade
against Illegal and fraudulent acts, and
felt nothing but admiration and gratitude
for the good work he was doing, despite
the aggressiveness OF the manner in
which Il was sometimes done. This good
work, having been done. cannot be IN
done. for It was vastly beneficial 10 the
nation through its practical utility.
Such reforms in good government are
peaceful revolutions that never 60 back
ward; and for all time TO come Theodore
Ro0sevelts work OF reform and purEica-
ton while he was President OF the United
States win continue 70 bear good fruit
He became the national mouthpiece Of
With all the force and authority OF one
who knew that the people were with him
Successor Follows Policy.
We already see how resolutely and
devotedly his successor IS bent on study
ing and carrying out the Roosevelt poll
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
HARVARD MAN FINED.
Found Guilty in Boston Of Driving
Auto without Lights.

Boston. May Z7.-Grinnel Martin. OF New
York, a Harvard student who lives az
Claverly Hall, was found guilty in the
Cambridge District Court this afternoon
Of driving an automobile without lights
and Of not stopping when commanded TO
do so by q policeman
On the first charge he was fined s. and
so on the second He appealed. furnish
ing q cash bond OF Sf00
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
Enrfhuunke in IfnIr.

san Reno. Nay Z-There was slight
undulatory earthquakes throughout the
province OF Porto Maurizio, Northern
Italy. at s O'Clock this morning The in
habitants OF the towns OF Porto MauTizi0
and Oneglia were panic-strieken. and de-
serted their houses
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDER
Charged with Being Accessory in
Killing Another Woman.

Stuart, Va. May 27.-Luceda johnson
was arrested Nhere yesterday charged
with being one Of the principals IN the
murder OF VIII Hayden's wife. which
occurred twelve miles west Of here on
May 70
She Is the wife Of Nathan Johnson, a
farmer-merchant near the scene Of the
crime She is reported 10 have been
often IN the Hayden home. and was pres
ent and prepared the body Of Mrs. Hay
den for burial She also attended the
funeral and later the inquest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
TELEGRAPHS TODEAD
W. T. Stead Offers COnnec-
ton with Spirit World.
DECLARES SHADE GUIDES HIM

FanOu. English Editor ReIinquishes
All Business Affairs TO Give His
Time to the wOrk-Says Wires
VIII Be Open to Public for Com
municatioR with Departed Ones.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

While you think Of it. telephone your
Want Ad 70 The Washington Herald.
and bin viii be sent you at cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
Successor Follows Policy.

We already see how resolutely and
devotedly his successor IS bent on study
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
500 Selobnung !

Sie Summe bon 800 gable i6 oem.
ienissn, Der mir bieienise gcrion nens
nen tann, wsl6e mir am per9angenen
Montas ben @ermel eines Yelsmau.
tells, pelher Dor meinem 2aoen bing,
ourhl6nitt. Die 8eipeiie beSiigli6 be-
llebeltdters miihen 70 binreidenb iein,
oaB it oenielben seridtlid belanser
fanu. Serartise S4auotatsn iinb per'
dhtlib i'm bo6ten 8ruoe rnb ieoer,
Der iol6e bessbt, iollte baiiir 9ebiibr'
li6 beltraft iperoen.
Satob 9raufMan.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
ausgabe umfab
10 Seitett.
2Ofaln igfeitelt.

- Sin SDbn Oes Rep. +. u. @ia=
man traf am uer9angenen SOnnta9 in
unierer Staot Elm. @r fam aus 9ten
Dort uno puroe pe9en ernifbafter Grs
trantun9 ieiner Mtutter bena6ri6tiet,
Su tommen.
- Srau s. @orldnOer uno &inDer
lperoen mor9en na6 Minneapolis fab=
rem, nm bon bort ibre &aliiorniareiie
anSutreten, mo- tie ben 98inter ilber
pertpetlen ueroen. Serr Gorldnoer
miro feline Samilie bis Minneapolis
begleiten. ..
- 6. +. 8enot mar bis iebt aus
Gureta Der einsi9e sliidlide 8ewinner
elmer 6arm in ben Snoianer 9eierpa=
tionen pdbreno Der in aberoeen itdtt-
finoenoen 3iebung. Summer l fiel auf
@m. @n9le aus Butte. Nebr. unO
Summer 2 auf Galpin SerrD, einem
in Sismard tdtisen gie9er.
- Nus einem bon Charles Yfeifer
aus Sacoma, @aib. bier ein9etroiie=
men 8rtefe 9ebt berpOr, oaB er un9e=
fdbr Inn ben /. 9tOpember berum in
@ureta etntreffen miro. Sein 9luient=
bait oiirfte ii6 auf cine @o6e Ooer 10
Gage eritreden. Oerr Yfeffer, tribe
rer Yrdlibeut Der 8ant Of 9eola, be-
iibt in oieler @e9eno nod uus9eoebnte
@runbeigeutiimer uno oiirfte iein BE-
iu4 ietnen sablrei5en 6reunoen grOBes
ger9nii9en bereiten.
.B @ir baben mieoer cine Settion
9epOiit=aiiten (Soren) bstommen. @er
2anopapier. 6euer= uno 2ebenperli6e=
run9spolisen, 9toten ooer irseno anoere
8ertpapiere gut aufseboben baben mill,
rents ii4 cine iplde aiHe (Spr) fir 81.
per Sabr. Ser &enter betommt ben
ShliHel uno niemano anoeres tann
bic Siits Oifnen. 8rinst Sure Yapiers
gu uns. iolanse bic &iiten nidt per=
sriifen iino.
Sie 9euti6e 8ant.
| -~ Sreo 8utbmiiller, 6 Meilen OF
lid BON SOsmer wobubaft, mahte am
perHoNenen Samstas iein grideinen in
unierer Staot, bel pelber @elegenbeit
er ni6t oerfeblte, audi uns feline Auf=
partuu9 3u MAIDEN. Sreo bate 9e:
raoe fir ben 10 Mteisen Oitlib bon Gu.
reta UObnbaften Serrn Sreo Soff BIZ
Sauarbeiten zines 8orbauies beenoe
uno Oa Sreo Soff sleidfals in Seslsi
tuns oes erwdbnten Sreo 8utbmIlle,
in unierem Santtum eri6in, 10 iprad
islbi9er feline gr6Bte gnertennun9 fit
Die aeleiitete 9lrbeit aus.
- Seurp Sabraus aus 8reenma,
mar am beutigen Gage Elm ausenebme
Seiu6er sunierer Sruferei. @r Der
trauts uns oas @r9ebnis ieiner oies
idbriseu erute an, wel6es folsenoer
maBen ausliebt: $500 Suibel @eisen
100 Suibel 6lads unb 1900 Suibe
1 Sferbeiutter. @m msiiten freut es ibn
! ieoO6, oaB es ibm uersOmnt mar, DO
einem aus 10 sderu sruBen 6eloe 4O
/ Suibsi ausseSeidneten aorns einsu
| beimien. Seine 8eiamternte belief Iic
! auf runo $500 guibel, uno oa oi
Yreiie Sur 9esentpdrtisen 3sit 5ismlit
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
Gntlaufeii.

Sn Der Ra6t pom Samsta9 gum
Sonntas entliefen oem Seinri6 Sols=
,partb bon ieiner 6arm, 10 Wteilen
peitlid BON gureta sluei ibWarsbranne
Stuten i'm 9llter bon ungefdbr e.
Sabre. Seipe Stuteu baben Srano'
,ei6en. Sollts iemano Die Siere fan'
asn, 10 wiro er eriudt, Serrn Seinrid
Solslpartb bapou su benahridtigen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28

Rad bem Nuslauoe WerOeu 8etuu9en nlIr
Beaen Bordus5ahIuug oeranot.
@eloieuDuHaen en- fGnnen our6 Boiis ODER gI=
prehsWonep Droer, bur SantsDrait ooCr regiriers
ten Brief gemadit meroen Nm eiuiafiten uno billi9s
iteu III etne 8oitaWoHen Sroer uuo empfepeu lutr
G5ebraud1 Ju madsn. gGn ieuSe ME peri6ulidle
SantsSbeds.
Bel nemeutSSabluHaeu uenne man
Sors uno 8unameH ioWte oas 8oitdmt, pou Weld1eHl
be 3eiung beSogen miro, IN lebr oeutlder Sdr't.
Bet abreBdHbernn0eu neune INNER bic
alte un6 bic neue ROitC Office Shne Guaabc Der alien
gOitcfire t5unrn mir teine aoreie dnoeru.
ROrrefpsHbenten uuo AaeuttH psrbeil
eriuht, Rnmen upn BerIoneu uro Crifditrn INNER
iehr oeutIid Su imretben bel @rudhnung bon abprIs
nenteH tets oeren BoOfcf 5u ueHnen uno tolietttre
@eloer prompt sinBuicnoen.
sur ben SnbdIt Der HngeiaHoteu 9orreipOr.
beH5Pu lbernmmt bic 6eoattOn feline gerdhtwortnng.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
Siaig 81 perfaufen.

9ieine 5arm, 8 Meilen unrb5Itld BON @eh llin, &C.
O. beebeno $50 sder 2anb pOpUn ungeGbr so @fer
altgebrofees uno etua 800 gfr neugebrudes 2anO it,
welfes en Sabr surif 9ebroden murbe lebtereS muB
febbar cine CUTE @rte brin9en. Das auS lit 26x3O unb
eiuDds 8as 8etreoe aa8aSiu lit un9efdbr l4x3O uno
5nB bod Staluus fir 800 4ie,be ODER Yieb, Cine
Guee nebt sutem Srunuen uo AUDI barauf; ielbise ino
aien $1,000 mert audi bat es unsefdbr 500 quite, co.
Is SSnB bobe S6attenbduule bem Dauie uneeidbr 100
afer Iinb ein9e5dut. 9ieies 2anO muB seben werbeu
i'm Ger beraeu9t Su en, uie gut es it, Steine bat eS
and sepe aa eem eauoe aes in saem seia8t eiee 6arm
lit ein Der bten in Der tmsesenO ppn Glen n unb Se
peimann in @n llaiu muB ebises beitdtisen 9ee 5arm
lit inter Soern seast $25 bis $50 per ader wert mein
9reis fir oeies 2aO lit bis au wtteres $2l per ader Gin
Ee mB in Saar 9e5ab werbe, fir ben Set sebe sesen
quite Gapere 3eit Sd brau6e @elo, oesbalb 70 biais.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28

bpbe iinb, 10 maht ltb Serr Sapreas
ilbsr ben beppritebenoen @tnter MOT
bic ssrinstsn Sur9en.
- gbilipp @. Suber aus @arrllon
mu6te am leBten Ytittwod leln erz
iteinen in Gureta. 3ucrIt ltattete er
ieirter Mutter unO ieinem Sttetpater,
Serrn uuo 6rau Sobn &emmet eInen
gelu6 ab. Na6oem be9ab er lIb III
bas Saus ieines S6piegeroaters Peter
Worlod, bel pel6em er etntge Gage
auf Selu6 weilte. Serr Suber bellBt
,pei Weilen bon @arriiou cine 6arm
uno teilte uns nit, OaB in lelner De-
oeno bic oiesidbrige grute iebr erfol8=
reid ausgefallen 1T. Serr 0uber be-
oab I6 am Iien8tn9 ipte0er auf ben
6eimue9.
- GbriItiau S6aible, % Meilen
uOrOOitlih BON Gureta mObnbaft tr0t
am Wtithpo6 in unIerer Staot eln.
Neute wurDen mir our6 elnen Seiud
erpQbnten 6srrn erfreut. ST erntete
in Oieiem Sabre 1911 8uibel 98elSen,
200 Yuibel Flad5 unO 92O SuIbel
9feroeiutter. Gbriltian ldBt lelnen
6relmO SObn 6enne in Wercer 6ountp,
q. =. berSli6 grilBeu. Gr miro 9ebe=
ten, einmal ehu08 BON I6 bDren 81
laiien, mie es OQ oben i'm gfOroen aus
Iebt. Die S6uma6er 9rei6mGihinen
Company ioll in oieiem Serbit quite
8ei6dfte 9ema6t baben.
- Re9ilter Of 9eeos (llrtunOen=
i6reiber) Satob @rOB Weilte am Oer=
9an9eneu 6rettag gel6dftsbalber IN
Gureta. Serr @roB fam 9eraoe bon
ieiner 6arm, nOroOitli6 bon SOsmer,
moielbit er ii6 ben our6 PrairieIeuer
entltanbenen S6aoen betra6tete. Gr
perlOr ale ieine Seu= unO StrobI6ober
mo bic Yrcirie lit in alien 8i6tun9en
bon ieiner 6arm aus 9dn3lt6 aus9e=
brannt. Sa 6err 8roB anndberno 100
Stiit 8inopieb aui ieiner 55arm bat,
10 lit fir i'm Der S4aoen Elm un9e=
mein 9rOBer, oa ibm Idmtli6e5 6utter
uuO audi Die Range Uerbrannte.
- gltbanalius 3immermanm, BON
0tlspiew mar am 9iensta9 Elm an9e=
nebmer 8eiu6er unierer Sruferei. @r
beri6tete, OaB lie ber5li6 frob iino, in
Sillspielp eiuen SOl5bof (2umber Yaro)
81 betommen. Sie 8el6dfte 9eben in
Sillspiep aus9eSei6net. Saniel 3tm=
mermam aus Marientbal, Siio=8uB=
LAMB miro sebeten, re6t balo etluas bon
| ii6 bOreu su iaNeu. ba es Ieiuem 9ro=
Ben Srelmof6aftsfreiie rngebeuer leio
tut, oaB lie BON ibm ni6ts mebr gu le=
len betommen. (SOffentli6 miro 0err
Daniel 3tmmermann letnen Sreunoeu
Den lan9crIebnten @un'6 re6t balO er=
fiillen. Nnm. b, 8eo.)
- Mit Dem am Mlttpo6 bier an=
tommenOen 3u9e trafen Die fol9enOen
8erionen aus @iiloenoOrf Siio=&uB=
lano elm:
@Ottlieb StOdbur9er, II Seelen
Satob Stodbur9er, 5 Seelen
GbriltOpb StOfburger, 4 Seelen
Satob Slider, 3 Seelen
Samuel Sdultes, 8 Seelen
6rieOri6 Sepperle, 2 Seelen
Sic fameu iiber &auaoa uno beri6=
teten, cine 9anS i6ledte 6abrt 9ebabt
su baben, oa lie Die Sdiffabrt our9
GarlipirO 6aben. Nuf Dem S6iffe MUIR
ben iie pie bic Sunoe bebauoelt uuo
elm @Ten erbielten lie, oaB man babel
perbungern tonnte. llnier ioUialer SObu
BfsiHs bot lie aus Srsunoi9aft ems
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28
no TIT sSobann Wartin ?

Sollte ismano wiheu, no SObann
Wartiu wobnt, ooer mas ieine YOit'
Office lit, 10 miro er sebeten, Serrr
aoam Sbsrldnoer, in gureta, g. 8
lpobnbaft, bapon in &emmis su ieBen
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-28

Sle tamell llber Eana0a lln0 bertd)=
teten. cine aans i6le6te Sabrt 9ebabt
gu baben, Oa lie Die Sdiifabrt bur4
&arlipiro baben. auf Dem S6ifIe muir
ben iie wie bic Sunoe bebauoelt uuO
elm @hen erbieltsn iie, oaB man babel
perbun9ern tonnts. Inner iopialer SObn
Yfsifls bot iie aus 6rsunOidaft ems
piauSen.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-09
Canned Tomato Recipes.

Stock tomato soup.-Take any sort
OF meat soup and add half can of
stewed and well-seasoned tomatoes;
strain, and serve win croutons.
Tomato toast.-Stew down can
of tomatoes till thick, with a table
spoonful of chopped onion, table
spoonful of chopped parsley, salt.
and pepper; when the Juice is some
what absorbed pour over slices of
buttered toast and serve at once. Do
not strain.
Tomatoes au gratin.-Take a can
OF tomatoes, add salt and pepper and
a teaspoonful of minced onion; put
them into a deep baking-dish In lay
ers with soft bread crumbs, and put
bits of butter on these; repeat till
the dish is full. with crumbs on top,
and bake till brown.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-09
A picturesque Princess.

This is how Queen Charlotte of
England appeared in the streets of
Genoa, while she was the crown
Princess, as described by Nine. de
Boigne:
There was a kind of phaeton con-
structed like seashell, covered
with gliding and mother-of-pearl,
colored inside, lined with blue velvet
and drawn by two very small, piebald
horses driven by small child who
was dressed like an operate angel
with spangles and f1esh-colored
tights, and within it lounged a fat
woman of fifty years of age, short,
plump and high-colored. She wore
a pink hat with seven or eight pink
feathers floating In the wind, a pink
bodice, cut very low and short
white skirt, which hardly came be-
low her knees, showing two stout
legs with pink-top boots. A rose
colored sash which she was contin-
ually draping, completed this cos
tune"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-09
Fragments of Useful Information.
Do you know

Do you know
That you can make a faded dress
perfectly white by washing it in boil
ing water?
That salt dissolved in alcohol will
often remove grease spots from
clothing?
That two potatoes grated in basin
of warm water give better results
than soap in washing delicate flannel
or woolen goods, ribbons, etc?
That linen blinds can be cleaned
by being laid fiat and rubbed with
powdered bathbrick?
That piano keys can be cleaned as
can any old ivory, by being rubbed
with muslin dipped in alcohol?
That a little thin. cold starch
rubbed over windows and mirrors
and then wiped off with soft cloth
is an easy way of producing most
shining results?
That a spoonful of mustard in a
gallon of water will kill insects in
the earth? This is good for potted
plants?
That a few drops of essence of
sassafras will keep flies away?
That cloves or salt sprinkled on a
pantry shelf will rid it Of ants?
That you can remove the odor of
fresh paint from a room by leaving
there q pail of water into which sew
aral onions have been sliced?
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-09

SIlERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE by virtue of pro-
cess issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas
and to me directed and delivered, ] have
levi, d on and viii expose To public sale. at
the Court House In liOncsdalc, On
FRIDAY. JUNE IL. 1909. at 2 O'Clock =. NJ.
the following described prorerty-viz:
All Of defendants right. title and interest
In the following described property, to wit
All that certain tract Of land situate In tho
township OF Scott, county OF Wayne, Pa,
bounded and described as follows: COM
MENCING at stone corner THENCE south
twenty-six degrees east one hundred and
twenty-nnc rods and three links to stone
corner hence south sixty-fOur degrees west
sixty four and one-half rods to stones cor
ner thence north twenty-six degrees, one
hund red and nine rods and three links to
forty rods to stone corner; thence north
twenty rods t. stone corner: thence north
eighty-seven degrees east twenty-five and
one-half rods, 70 the place OF Deglnnlny.
CONTAINING fifty-fve acres and sixty-sfE
Anna Pearl Hill conveyed to Nora Skellett.
by deed dated oct TO- 1904. Recorded in Deed
Book 93, page g.
Upon said premises is two story frame
house. frame barn and about half of same
land is improved.
Seized and taken in execution us the prop
erty of Nora Skellett. ut the suit of Anna
Pearl Hill. assigned to G.. III. Spencer. No.
- Oct. Term, 1904. Judgment. $500.
Mumford, Attorney.
TAKE NorICE.-All bids and costs must be
paid on day OF sale or deeds will not be
NN''0" '''7'''' NJ. LEE BRAMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Honesdale.
May q. 1909.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-09
Scraps.

Egg Stains-To remove egg stains
from silver, rub the stained part
briskly with table salt, then wash in
warm soapsuds.
To whiten clothes, put one tea
spoonful of borax in the last rinse
water. Powder the boraX, so that it
will dissolve easily,
For settling coffee-When eggs
are high, one may be economical in
this way: Break an egg in a jelly
glass, fill it with granulated sugar
mix, then cover closely. Use one
half teaspoonful to pot of coffee
This keeps any length of time.
Apple Jelly-When making apple
jelly, try putting a drop Of oil OF
cinnamon in it. 1t improves the
flavor.