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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-29
ADRIF'T AT SEA, RESCUED.
Steamer Picks Up Helpless Fisher.
man In Bout.

Capt. Colcord, of the steamship
American, in New York, from Puer-
to, Mexico. reported passenger not
on the list when the vessel started.
He Is Thomas Hall, d fisherman OF
Stuart, Fla, who was found on No
vember '22 frantically waving his
shirt, as he stood in his 25-foot mo-
tor boat. hclplessly adrift. a big
wave had put his engine out OF COM
mission.
Tho liner went out OF her course
and drew near for the rescue, hut
Hall insisted that his boat also be
taken aboard and after more than
an hours work this WAS done.
Hall had drifted more than fifty
miles from his starting point when
picked up, and 1t has been FIVE days
since he left home. On landing he
telegraphed his wife who. doubtless.
thought him drowned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE rs
IS VITAL HOUSEHOLD PROBLEM
Proportion Of Disease Engendersd by Cans of Rubbish
HSsandng in Basement Look after the Janitor
By IRVING H. HANCOCK

The city ~e11aB, especially X she i've
in an apartment hu'tse. hasunig. "a SEC
to ii il,at the garbage ntl,Tubhish go
promptly down 10 the ianitor An,
but is that all? Ii is equally i.iipjr-
tant TO know what the janilof dess
with this refuse after no gets il. u
II stands uncovered ilYa dnik. damn
BASEMENT II is dangerous so long as
IL reWains there. The housewife
ehogid iaakc Ii. her business. from
ti,ne,to time, to sec jast huw The isn.
itor hAndles The refuse He should
keep both garbage and yubhish IN
covered metailic containers ana N =
separate shed or closet. until ihc
city's collector Is due II he docs not
one can lodge Effective, secret com
plant with the health department.
Uncovered tins of dusty rubbish,
standing IN the basement Of ai, apart
ment house. AFFORD ideal breeding
places for germs, which a draft OF til
soles OF shoes may spread all through
the house, and the ueatest housewife
iuiay. have to pay a severe family
health penalty because Of some slo
veiily nsighbor. II is equally impor
tant that the containers Of refuse
when SET out on thes siaewaik sor tns
city's collector. be covered, Here al
entire neighborhood is endangered b,
blowing dust or dried PARTICLES of gar
bage, Here again, confidential con
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
KEROSENE Is VALUABLE AID
TO WASHING DIRTY CLOTHES
Labor Saving Devices Quite Indispensable in all House
holds that are to Run Smoothly Keep Machines Clean
BY MARGUERITE RUSSELL

Kerosene Is used for the washing
Of very dirty articles, IN the Drop0r.
non OF one tablespoonful 10 soaF Or
Ave gallons ei boiling water 10 which
at least one ounce Ut aasbing soda
7nd . quarter Of d pound ef aisred5ed
soap has been added. Tho rletIsea
Without preliminary trcatment are
nut into tho hpillng liQ,Ad AMI
pressed down With a stick nDtIi tbes
arc wholly nndcr water and allowed
10 hnil quickly Tor one hoi,ra when
ihey must be REMOVED and r'nssl
thoroughly IN al losst thrsn4 hpt
lrinsing waters csafsaining iasrll ttN9 & 's
solved washfns soda teThls isilpHtte.
Isary 10 remove greass raSfter, > l'es-
tain, amount Of which anhrsre - the
clothes 'yheu they are salten eit ~
rhe boiler. They shoNla be hlrea
and hing ia the open ait to drv, k0
deprive them Of tho smell Of kcr0-
sene.
LAUNDRY ittinns h9
| Coming now 70 the durable parts pi
] the laundry fittings, the ironing hoaFa
! or table shaeld be a solid affair. as
loti,lns 10 10 Aasresatisss, -, : sss.Abs
table II We are 10 do our work with
I pleasure and the minimum cxpnnd-
iiturc of nervous force, then loot ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
Mo AecumuIationsl

1T Is a rule with a good many house
holders III smaller towns to have a
dust barrel or box IN the yard, and to
burn the stuff when enough OF It.
has accumulated. Ii the container be
left uncovered this habit amounts
merely TO providing breedlng-place
for germs and facilitating their dis
tribution. At the best. with a cover,
this yard container OF rubbish Is un-
sanitary. Instant burning OF the dust
removes the Increasing bacteria from
further consideration.
Ii the garbage can be fed TO swine
or poultry 1t Is wise economy But
this garbage should be fed al once,
not left standing. IL no ,sHch use for
it.exists, and there Is no neiElhcr who
will take the garbage daily then this
harmful waste material should be
burned every day. The crude furnace
OF bricks may bc used, or ones in
genuity may devise some way of rig
ging up a metal container g iit over
the brick furnace In this nleial con.
talner tlia garbage can br drird thor
ouxhiy over iha fire. ;rd iihp dries
product IS thpnavaiiablc for use in
The Kitchen stoye
Several hs1npfaciufers have placed
an the iaafNct efleftiTr refuse ere
mafors isat Win dispose OK an the
Htrhage rnbhish Of large horse
These tse be isFd ~ the aard aad
NH hurn any Kid Of fuel SNch q
''cromator costs from. seven 70 ten
dollars; In safety II Is worth many
times tie price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

The New Blue Rose, veilchenblau,
and Roses Generally.
Rose gardening is lent a new. zest
by the recent addition OF that larc
elimination Of long and aesSatific Of
fort. "thc bmr rose Through lbe
alchemy OF the patient and expert
hybridizcr, this rare creation. Iona
deemed all impossiDility comes as an
added treasure to those who find
much happiness among their roses. Is
comes endorsed by our leading for
lists. who In recent assemblage De.
cided that at last we have rose
worthy OF being called blue, violet
blue. It's pretty name, as Veilchenblau
indicates. Its Faropean intioducers
describe IT, Blue flowers, appearing
in large clusters. scmi-donble. medium
size. Has showy, yellow stancns,
and with the blue flowers il is par
ticularly attractive. Very strong
grower, glossy. green foliage and few
prickly thorns.' An enthusiastic
florist thus describes IL, IN Veilclcn-
plsu we have an improved and glorl-
fed free-howering Rambler a seed
iillA ithilt us itiiVita VI tiit-f''' fN"'''
blcr. Tho ilowcrs are Violel-blne IN
color. q pornftual scofce OF W. .sis,
standing ouisiu graceful fpsi IN a a
clusters. inaigiduai ilo@Vts measuring
from ono as,a h.g'f - SIC inches
across. This now rose Is perfectly
hardy. tho Crowth YiesNe is. a'i with
it's beautiful tCijsse VOL entitled
to the honor OF fhr Nt'e :! 81 - 81 2 ,
Roses. 7 Asnew FpsH, lag y T
color hitherto gf'nnw q ti3 Va
rose family. aHH illi i'c l1rs a.al
and ralplsoi AroHHA u tlse 'inh-ean
is truly an seqnisiton as.d fofi
are anficfpafin ils cV'nhib d 7 ~sl'
Che red ard ti,e white rawplcrs N
national color eireers
Hceei@oro isc cgiMsra AZ 'ile,' ii5s
led in US t'ass ti ras, y Hs@r n
/ AL rasrs lRslh nisIt irt va " co'
rampant efovsh. - ft'en-, aeS ,'
plant VIII send W gfoots i sclsifil
twenty feet IN e~igh, IN asslnS afH
son. easily climbing " second
and oyerarsnblg if,s wiaacN1 T's''
planted IN iieh deep loan Sls
eastern or southeastern exposure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

had at the grocer's, generally for the
asking. Take any pattern desire 2
and cut the front from the stray,
binding it all around with calico. A
double ruaie may be added stitched
10 the front about 4 half inch lio =
the odge Make the crown Of the cal
leo IN the same way II Is made for
any. other snnhonnet. These never
need doing up and they. wear well
Some people object 10 sour milk Or
"saleratns' biscuits and cakes Cor.
sequently many good housewives who
are economical in other respects
throw away sour milk This is I'M
necessary. as it can be used with
baking.powder, or even with. Yeast
with as satisfactory results as sweet
milk.
From the first advent OF baking.
powders every manufactures thereof
Fnd eYory recipe giycr has clainlee
| that the two bakingpowdcr and sal
i eratus, or soda--must not be used In
ccmhination. But this depends. Just
little salcrstus may be added tc
4 sour milk, sufficient only TO sweeieu
/ 81. and iheu The cook may proceed ex
sesly as SHE would With sweet milk
Losing tho usual proportion OF baking
powder
/ Vi is impossible to ,givc any definite
! instructions as TO the required ouan
/ iity. as this depends upon the sour
/ ness OF the milk and the strength q
the Di-cnrbonate o. soda, or saleratus
l Never use enough 10 make the milk
foam Or bubble. L Is better 70 add Z
! very small quantity, and after stirrms
ltill it Is dissolved and thoroughly IN
| corporated with the milk, then taste
Add NO more than is necessary tt
! overcome the acidity DO not dissoivf
! the saleratis in hot water, but powdel
/ itas fine as possible with q knife, ant
+ ada It u The milk dry.
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such thinys as this. and adopt labor
savers Ct every kind. provided that
the,r use does net materially increase
the wear and tear of clothes. There
II 50 mnehAweara aud tear upon ,laun-
dry ptpnSlls that unless they are
,a'rcng and good they Will not last
and viii clly prove source OF WORRY. !,
AesfDsliing board. is Of great as.
sistanc apd a brush will be found
yalnabl especially for collars. cuffs,
hsnds- aud AZ iirplcr articles. Tho
use of Nssliing and wringing ma
ehines causes lessFweac and tear. and
also savc tia'c Wringins machines
arc eitasF attached 70 crashing ma
chimes or are movable. and can bo
liSoil % a hb. table or~ stand.
'frlel The Ern7teei care to keep
every part Of Gas wtinger. csneciallv
Ihc india rnhDag foliers. clean. and
free fresn tluss ol aaa soapsuds.
Mfpesss, llic Ys,i3ginc machines.
A1Ns BE lEapt scrupulonsly clean.
lIcrs shculd he Of different sizes ami
haze comfortable handles. Each
isplter nAslst be provided with an irnn-
kt,Asa, 4.se 4 sail.llsssl.s.' s,niI i,
sleeve ard skirt boards are all re-
ginirtd h fitting OIL home 'aun-
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mcr through 50 lllefe ~,aY be'ploDsy
Of new wocl for Il succession sf
blooms IN easa sfsias, belele Akhs
buds esen 10. "a to swell, Cit tiic
branches back frdms one-thtid to oise-
half their leagtli. Somo. branches
must be ctit back iostwo % thrne buds
(lcaf.bnds) before one Is reanhsd tll2t
is strong enough 20 dgYelop Fsls
eYowth All ghaTled, hali-iead and
weak growths must he cut osit en-
tiroly. Hybrid teas may be carried
through Iio,ahefl A7ihtefs vTg' sna-
cesHfi,lly with good eproteetiens and
furnish an abundant supply Of large
and most beautiful roses4 uRdef good
treatment. A five or six-inch mulch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
EVEN SMALLEST OF YARDS
CAN BE IA MASS OF BLOOMS
Architecture Of the Home Should be Considered in Planning
M Arrangement Of the Garden Study the Surrounding
Landscape

the household. TO the younger mem
bers OF the family the value OF the
garden is inestimable. II gives them
On engroEsing occupation, stimulates
incres ID interest in the home and
teaches them something OF achieve
lpent. Nothing lis a better developer Of
Young character than to allot to each
child certain portion Of the garden.
Each then takes pride In accomplish
ing his or her utmost and showing
the best results. BY way Of incentive,
1t is a good scheme 10 OFFER prize TO
the one who does best. 'N rA2it
One way 70 start a garden is jus, 70
begin TO grow flowers and learn pair
fully and slowly by the mistakes
made. This is q dsheartening process
and may discourage any but the most
enthusiastic. But few people will try
this method. Nobody will commence
without at least asking questions Az
10 tho time TO- plant and the best
nctbods OF cultivation.
Exterior Decorating. H
Planting the garden should pripar-
iy be regarded as a means of enhanc-
Ing tho exterior OF the house. And In
doif4 this The house itself, its archi-
lcckafal style, size and surroundings
should az rather must be taken INTO
ccneilnyslicn or weird ..eRd incon-
Sruous results viii Atoll,SsYrE For In
stance, what could he more absurd
Isthan large apd elaborate archway,
r,,ifanie 70 big Colonial mansion. IN
frort q q eamall suburban cottage
Dr graldfosc, parlf-lile effects at
fer,Dted}fais small square OF ground
'iis-7'sl,a quarter OF an acre In area.
~ rrisnc general maxim to ie-
rSs!alpcr As; sp'ant garden Plone
fic'iiaeF ef least resistance keep
ftl n orira.yse4 III scale and flso the
( irl ~. rczsifrr which Is the heei
VI. ana hen put your shrubs 10 os
10 ast-rf acfSfTlVn IN, that direction
Sore \ xE 40 toc pslsFFinic 50 thai
|ita gaeI Rein s,9f ? hcese f7e 9yet.
locked. Screen sll unsightly ohiaaiF
,prita fasst.frnEing ii.aes and ghSiihi
ee fpFl .ilililnce 81, H!llpgs, lsiplbardl
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easily accomplish In spare time.
OF course, the advantages Of q yes-
etalle garden are even more obvious
than those OF the more ornamental
flower garden. in the first place, one
gets absolutely fresh vegetables. and
in the second place. one gets cheap
vegetables Furthermore. ono cats
more Vegetables. and this Is con
summation deyoutly 70 be wished in
Ithis excessively bcafnivorous country.
When contemplating vegetable
garden it is advisable to proceed as
outlined above IN planning the flower
garden Plot out your garden on pa
por OF course, In this case II be-
comes much simpler task az the
vegetable garden is nearly always
square or rectangular and 1t becomes
merely question OF allotting tby
amount Of space, you viii give to each
vegetable.
II is calculated that tenth of an
acre. carefully cultivated. will keep a
small family OF four or five in yegeta-
bles the year around The soil should
be light sandy loan, that crumbles
away in your fingers when you pick IL
up. Make list Of the different veg
otahles YOU want 20 grow. Dotermine
approximately the quantity OF each
you will require.
Map 1t Out.
rhon map out on paper with your
ruler the space you will give to them.
Crops that remain for several years,
such as rhubarb. asparagus or rad
ishes. should be kept all at one end.
After these Should come those that
remain for one season. as, for IN
stsree, carrots. parsnlps or onions.
Al the other eud you should have
rfops that are rotated throughout the
season.
Buying your seeds is very inn
portant undertaking. Needless to say,
You should buy The best aud from the
most reliable dealers. II is alalost
hopeless to Judge from catalogues, be-
cause of The contradictory descrip-
tions.s aud your selections should as
far as possible. be made personally
Don't make The mistake Of trying to
save money by spending small sums
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have sccns II. too fairly cmhoweffng
and wholly glorifying the trellised en-
trance Of simple cottage, planted m
the full blaze OF the western sun.
Since the blue rose Is declared -fts
equal In these good points IT'S chaste
and unicue color will doubtless render
iis fanciful title. Queen Of the Ram
bleiH." an enduring one.
The lardy climbing roses Of aii
classes are the main reliance ~ the
Noithfof free effects. and for artistic.
ally empowering doorwQys, yerandas
and balconies. The tendency to mil.
dew in climbers thus used is greatly
lreduc6d when secured to wire or lat
tice trelises. which provide free
CIRCULATION OF ARIA cordition most
conducive i'3 health ltor this feas ~.
4 when fastened directly 10 Buildings,
/ they Should be secured with long
| stf OF clntii OF lestt tcrsfalpTinp {,
| then, 10 sway LOOSELY. Hardy Climb
ers in the North and The pfofuse
blocmng. tender sorts IA The, South
are employed in picturesque effect in
4 covering sumlner-hOuscs and canopied
! EdftblI. " Nhlhot tiUl tiAuiNE rNfN Wf*f =
or festooninb from post 70 post alcng
driyevays. A pillar Of roses ~ &c,
cured By training to a substantial pozt
OF imposing height
Hardy Hybrid Ferpetaals.
4 Those are hardy IN mcst oftnp States
without protsciion aftcr becoming
we'll established thoGFh benefited
greatly, everywhere. by siibstant'al
'lmultlt for root protection, applying Il
aftejsrhc ground Is frozen and lcay
ing Il, on IN the spring 10 'Drcyene tec
early'a start and serve as 2 feftllize.
j Old manure is hest, and decagod
I leaves are good Rich soil. frequently
stirred. and correct pruning are the
secre, Of freedom Of bloom IN this
class. Keep crude nsllIlgn-. aAya az from
! the tender rooueis. and gigg plent5
/. of water in dlppihy tincs eep tls
bushes growing vigofehSi$ Inc SUD
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Iis the required size. lhiasu.lIti 4, ~tilf
also prevent the Ccf. iiss 81 lften' Lss
ail4l otter tests, end viii les Z, Zen
after they have gaIgcl fy1Iiysssal,..
Gold water aleac. applied ssieh fgree,
viii destroy green lice. AsGEc s.n
ton viii destroy tie srcsc sin@ So
will powdered lle,leliascs a 'gslia rpse-
chafer Must be 1iand-psoked in the
early npaning, dropping thom into a
vessel ctslitalhihg kefesone. Pick and
burn ihe lehves lin which the leaf
rolIci IS found rolled am andsdust the
Bushes with ehallehove sThi& sor Per-
Sian .insect powder ,lusted on the
bushes whi,s wet will destroy tie
rOsc-faitc. ff9 r. ~
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Tbs Housewives Task.

In the an,aics towns and in the
country the problem Is somewhat diff
frreat. Hero usually 4 deyoNcs upon
the housewife 10 devise her own
means of Family safety In this con
aection t.ietcis enc practice. still too
common. that aannot be too quickly
abanaonce. aini tAat IS OF dumping
swceplEss n shc back-yard- the
ground Or ash pile, or in barrel.
Here the dust may lie for a while,
germs bree ainy IN II rapidly; and the
frs sSYong viud drives these millions
OF foul Particles, along with the dust,
hack inso the hGuse-o, iuto the house
next door lnischold dust blowing
about q locally is the least.thoueht.
Of. but pcrbaps most fruitful cause OF
,he numerous ieins of the doctors
hilrgy tlirnNgn tho nclsbbnrboea Dis
q a.srepublss shpugh II sounds, ifsreally
becomes part of . h0naesvifc's dnsfto
know bow her neyl-dQor neighbor dis.
poses OF dust and rubbish.
The suftsst agent ~ aiiisis. . such
refuse is+fifc, A deseu al n score
OF bricks can, hA ,huilt into i crude
backyard furnace III which saall
Are can he kindled and the dust
Isbreagbt ont and afoppod on II SnIae
! housewives already burn the dust N
their kitchen ranges. and this IS all
right, ii eareibe taken 70 see that all
| the. ua,et goeas liI. i'el ~ sst.lisl =.
when Kitchen iiTcs are not eDmmoif
even this caref:s housewife Mill ar
! prccistc the little bricked-ln outdoor
furnace,
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New York.
Everbloonino or Tea Roses.
This tender class are oasly VIII
tered over in tho South. in inc Nortn
they NAV BE carried oyer ~ plts cold
frames or. in pots tjndooys- here,
plantei in open gropld in late May
sp oaglFtas,ne, ,fhey ssAon begin .nioom-
ing' Much Is gained by starting them
IN pots An eastclA exposure best
m,i,s fhom. where llpdeesisspsfN
mcnt. 'ltIiey mlnl bldSri continuously
until heavy frosts. Thcw free-pioom,
ing habit along wlthahcir bcau,y ana
delicious fragrance 1rSRef ThsrfAivcl'yf'
nonular fo,. bosS sot.and box garden
ing and no place letter SUITS tleni
than an east porch. In open gf0Miu
iikresssaitci .Imei,pAi,Well stlrreu,,,seep'
fihem free from insects, give pierlS
] OF water during drorth and iunlcn
tlam wen with lawn cii'irlngs SoelsvRp
their roots cool during aoNest
4 weather
Now to Keep them iJieomine; eut
/ the roses before thcy fadt. end ~hen
a branch has finished blooh 'nR fnl -
4 back 10 strong cJo hat y, nSNeu'
formed leafhud and another araiscr
! win start and soon be blooming nis
4 ccnstar,t tnllns and cuttinf sh9fM y
4 ibe secret of,plenty Of rosts apA y
all the pruniRg'reedcc. .s !
Remedies sfer. Rosc, Pests. s'
Il Miidew may overcome By dust
! ing tho bushes while wet with pow
.tdarod sulphhr This renders them 'in-
lsightly. noweyer. and q solution OF
some gocd wlita soap containing no
free elkati is better. Uso this TOR.
! iniia: Oflc,GGarter " aiiqsaa. 7 -oAt .llne.
and pesfectlys d lssSiyed il ~ nallltll' ~.
bcil;ng waxssr. ktSil'iiY1 9rsiigas5 al
cold wafer. ard nset ats.r'ien. y n sits
q ilthicksnss 100 gs ilth, IN I. toaI.ig - 81 sbe
I used in Il spraSefs \ tbscesSa Zen ~ AZ
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- n secsrr Tallasr pity that garden.
i'st. hi sr}i = at,f all advantages OF
es~trnsfr. fertile ground and the
tSr si$fMtssi nechAnical siiprem.
ac.f Af t1seiicalif. shcsld still linger
20 1csr IN iis infancy throughout this
to.;sa';t. TEis stafenent probably
viii We fsss With thvit;ands Of indig-
is1at a,>nsaIr ar,l pictsYes ca]led from
vi 1tysfsSss sNcwirg 1Slsaii.y ard sabs
ixis2r istt tss sfi'h nost beautiful and
essfNrstc ecrGsaz. w:.h staflstics
fyc;t 10 a''s';ssisal se-iSsies and ac.
colIt<s ef,xSr shpHa. NeverAclcss
fhe sssts1;r it,t'e ~ aa rcgnrds
The s~.r p'-.ss'is ~ s.safgsnees of The
we4sitE gs ~ to tnnGerately well
y 20, btt fhe Srcet r.a1s Of pcdnlc
'sSfSing rn lpni Set. ~ sa;eil inenne3
hR&A en'rA,.~ a'cctoA i'scis nv3or-
frF}i.ys IL GA ltsracticH.
Thi& is<;t iSf iifcrsat Aosse With
NU1lIo3 9usY.s r; ,snii 4. N r. nc, ,'ieaa sucs
ShFSeN z~d h5a,~ II Tho Koiaea
pt ne, lorei si,alc ylss sCs insINropo.
rfhrs4 ~ n'ilt 1;s'l fctgr wl,o pay
n 1'e><k,1 tf NJ F'l,' &c ARA %f'a OF. Ei01
ykat' r3i WIS ''as11se not n,vtf rsofe
Va ~ =, sprag rf sToari III thcir
muses.. mt ~ iacir :l,y p'o5 a
'r.ss- ~: Afedsna. I'tfsine,Sea. ~ 'fc
~ r 'hersL Hf,bpac, * t'oTpIs lc heye
attthis1s hct s'ippg apot oi. sFeen
!AxH b trout ~ nc fonses urlsss be
lrr.es,ye ~ .cot siTssEhig eyer SI'.egD;a
~; ~, M
(: la rs; ;;it Nfresssry.
n Il: " n r.; n a GARDEN it-issuoti
Dess ~ ta have b large ples eg
sscs'ts': 6.r l.. jisy ecessaiy 10 . .'sssd
,lsnEi fs Il !, Il. ~ ~ cF esnrse. il 10
, ,.,lissy. IN -sesi asa patience. ssl
1 ,,;,s ii..ssi', be repaid tlfo.fclll. fissti
~ Nj. lessa VII be in f.c ~
urss'ts - v i ~ 4 ihc hsniS~<a <a1d
IN i.aSsase 81 i.4y,iJcss ARD 5isr$s5
As3ss1Sss<s;s': 81 hctter lGos Jg
s'.,st w TIC psychological cf.
"A = Z; q lsgt and no sieFr
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

~ ~ flfvet ~ ntofb'o terror Oh
gntii,s Is 'o miss The beauty
OF the sunset. II one must
have mis- mind al al times
- the Danger Of pton,aine poison
fie. ~ Win lose !ile favor OF many q
ItkX 1D II " erfanl.n e lsenyl lisd hssb.
tllFs Ah'f 1ftsss iirslthi'y. before pos-
t1llA of p,onAaires had eYor besa
hi&fal III 4 W. - 80 N4
On theiotlyer hard sc are learning
n0HAdays. aps With .astonishnient for
NAM. .t!,Attho leurtkcf iife il greatly
intI'eaaiaG. lrsdcSd. Il ~ vary likely
01k Alter 4 Nhiis one 'rill hear his
ftiEhh6f AS lie was only ninetg-
it1e4 ifokctlisr too Young 70 E0l
4hfs is uaifheg fsntasg nor at
t&njr "a f,ismoH Msn IL honoming a
] = lIs&lf &rir,Sa. ard VIC reason Is
~. t0dk s1srov1e1Be and prac-
I: ~ ~ ioziS. Nllicb, like lnauy
Z E ~ I'll ~ Gin Il home
saS'S aiIt sSssessss SssSas |. 9s'aly Rpery
r - btas tt4th. 'Fne fitil
= - y "a Viii, removing or
sI1~51Qed c0nsists mostly Of
- 49, i ia ! blsish 1.-The satter main
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

there is no mystery whatever in II,
Nine.tcnIhs Of the diniculiy consist
IN care and work, Nor does il reqnlre
more work than the average person
with the average amount Of duties can
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
Hints for Ecolloni

Snnbcnlcts for "at home wear
made OF fea.chcst mating are cool
and ser,ifsaD'e, This mating may be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

Different Soils.
Study the nature otyour soil. Rocky
ground requires special kinds of
plants, thoaph not Necessarily hlljiifct
as these again need particular kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

plaiit 10 The health department. viii
compel the eoyerisg OF allFefese. The
fact should be impressed that 10 dpst
and in decaymg aarhoao baetcIia
breed and multiply VIII marvellous
rapiaisy. ,aa-l