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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
A Friendship Cushion.

From q distance If had the effect
OF a wheel with spokes radiating out.
wards, or If one had 8 poetical turn
OF mind, it could have suggested King
Sol himself with al his glory rays;
but on closer examination it resolved
itself into friendship cushion.
Ny friend explained apologetically
that It was merely an elaboration Of
the old teaeloth idea, but the effect
was so good I mentally resolved to
copy it as soon as possible.
The cushion cover was made Of a
rather coarse linen Of a soft green
shade, while the embroidery was
worked in E darker green lustrine,
though naturally il could be copied
in any range Of colors selected by Its
maker
The centre was composed Of big
circle worked IN satin and cross
stitch. though. of course, the actual
stitches would be merely 3 matter Of
individual taste.
II this circle, inscribed in bold let
tiers, were the words, lie Temps
passe. L'anatie reste." or some other
appropriate motto might be used.
From the centre radia1ed faint pencil
lines (easily washed ont after they had
served their purpose, and the en-.
broidsry was fniShed), and on these
lines NY friend had asked her friends
10 sign their names
The signatures we're many and
varied, but when embroidered il stem
o. outline stitch the effect was re-.
markedly good and had z far bett9
result than the ina-tist:c and promiA
cuous scattering about OF names %
the now commonplace tsaeloths, says
Home Notes
4 row OF feather stitching IN an
other shade Of green finished Of the
trills' junction 70 the cushion, While
more names formed the border OF the
well stuffed cushion. The f-ills them.
selves had charming little star shaped
stitches 10 form g finish. worried
along the hem, and the whole eHee'
was so satisfactory ! thought Others
might care 10 make themselves .
friendship cushion for their own par
ticular den
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
SO Is DAIRY Savings Ba-k.

-As l@v-tSEsS = .1s so s-s Al
l-zcE-s -o-s al zo-s attention =
11ass uzas 4 high 2-.es5 :ea5 to-
ccvs O: c-z-ss tlovE ana sltzlta
Azv = s2la-cs -sa GOV -z15o- viii
sage mast -. = forgotten B--
ozs q or -lvs ssock exchanges ru-s
n SO 21ssao- S--22sy Il Is
statement, TAs SO : ~ savings
hank Q. - day ministry Fined
wA corn s-Sssa g. : s1rs s21-cs
n steady -5-k --odle-a1 al repre-
Ss-rs IL caszqaS. s@css1t feed 7-o-
5Cee5 q lie farm ts- 6s5-y his
aS-5ry i GsSlS-s t1s 6si-y-.z- .
F-o62es nix batter al cheap t.
I5-zs-s seazoz.c2r : : mere CO..
vs-5s-t1y handed tAS1 : 5-y fodder
&15 makes r2lztze.s lx-Es quantities
q tss5 tAat o-1s-wzSe Eoll3 -
zas-s5 WstA 5 As-5 e sac5 COWS
z15 5 $50 ,As tz-1s- oz- se1ssvs s.
- possibilities Q. tie 5A5-v E1szs-y
2-5 n rccQs- management a lie
5-279i1ss q IL hs-1 caz S2so II
-la-3y izc-s2ss IL fertility q lis
,2z5--+15tS12 Ea-1s-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
Stock Water on the Farm.

Having had much experience 2na
+ dissatisfaction = regard 70 stock
water for hogs On the farm. ! think /
( have solved the problem tAat 70 me
is very satisfactory. J an 50 fortunate
s. 10 own farm with 10 other f2cll-
f.sss to- water than s. vel aid %
provide water 81 all times save ne
nrch trouble. as went over he loaS
/ Isl 81 fountains on The market. many
os which ara worthless ana very t7o--
b.esoue
TIE fountains tc- barrels &-3 tanks
sEat are usually sid by dealers 2-e
al r:zhf 50 long As clsaa water :
kse. inside and ret Il daily use By
s.ocs. ana w3.l show up mach better
-Azn when Il actual use The life -
,t5u n ny experience : short and
frequently yoe Er6 your hogs wa-,ov--
taz II 4 mud ho,s near ~ where The
scat q valve has failed u DO is
vc-S a15 ths1 10 ser inside ot t1at
As--5l a15 repair Il ~ vol can :
70 small sob. Z winter va have -
so55 f-o1 them without t:2k
heater. and c-ca re wats- becomes
t-ozs1 yoc. 5o1t : -C-cs5, ana 2sxt
season yo1 srs i The market tor .
nsw system C vste-wo-ss. While
1ooksos for something - 60 The work
more satisfactorily happened oaeo
3 catalogue 2-d saw cu- q SOCK
fountain. bo1zAt o1s ! 1895,
uss5 Il that ysz-. ara next season D.
5s-sd rwo more. a25 ended ths t7ou-
he Il NJ case i : simple 216 s1y
o1s ca1 repair any pS-t q i, except
he 1oS.- = : few minutes, s16 ca1
instantly set 81 sly Qzrt c. H. S16 s
like care = winter viii .1su-s water
ST Ire tine. IS vel IS = Sumner.
have o1s q $ barrel and o7s q
: l-k oc.1 q sle5ss -sEGy = move
s-v t3zs g anywhere With horse.
: 1zvs 3 wi-5qa-q 81 he corner q
sou- tv-s-ty-sc-s SEEDS Z siE1cy acres
u -v farm. z-d 5 cattle tank sE2t
So cea7Es . suit M coaEs15s2cs,
,hs7 s tank SIX ~ tEo hv TWO fest
ST AosSs q L i attached fountain
- placed t1st ws-s- w.-l IN t-oZ tie
Ec-r 5-.o s.tAs- ts-k s15 ]: : -
ars -s25y sd c-ss1. s. ! keep TIE
Aoz ta-k covered. Las tzll turned
sS1v led II SIZING s1o2ts l1to s
s5-z 5s15 z76 rzt nv tank Z IL
cc-1s- -sxt -hs ?--2 s-5 sol1 lie
hogs - AS q NevsZae- A. -
the 5s5 We Rave ny t-ozels y keep
vz,sr = readiness further tA21 70
--- u = = t1s v525-Ll Nj
s--E FS rev k-ow IL losz1oz =
- w1.s- .R1k al v.Sit i quite
2sgs1. svs1 asto-s wsz-lzs ! have
hs5 3 many s. .sa hoS ana PCS
IS o1s 22k = sc-zs- s15 = val
s-7-11s5-S Marin. 7 IL Indiana
EE-Zs-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

-s 5E-t-E -Gs ;. 1As L515s
Arss cane q 1ss 1as1s 90 fAs g-sE1
z1Eg1s E-sE- - he Sl2ck DsEtA-
i vas sa-s s9-t - os-To2s 54ssESs-
x-5 : 1oE supposed = have assz
EAE Is Eoor- L 81 wins 5Eos.
i eszE- = IL ysE- 1874. = AHA
CAEpszls- At S--sx5 Al cvs- Ger
-x-v. -ss Ns-As-zE-5S HI 1-ElT. TIE
sx-cs-s so--e5 cz-c1ss- AE-5 l. hand.
E-5 appearing @ sgFs 2os- g. -sEsa7.
es---1s5 EE-Z-E -sgE-1less . t1s
sys1x15s-s- f. AoE-s = Es-As-, z--l.
4 1.s5- Wa 5s-l-sEz. -AsT .s- = tAs
E-or15 = sses- s-AErs-s1 Parting
III s7x---E Il Ihs-c--e- tAsT Ec'z-5
s15ss-1r x---r - Ell ssE2 As
5E-ns xE-- - - zEEs1 sxrEzs-s5
Ir5 - q XIII -AsT 1la5-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

TIE Illustrations s5cp fce mold to-
raakz1S tse t-cs slSo 81 q t1e II
isAe3 s7.ok IN tAs 1ry.-z qals,te q
boa-5-
TIE TWO SIDES q ,Als mold a-s
formed Of 2xE-51cs timber, The twelve
centre cross l.eces are q ks boSr1s-
while a31osc any lcr-ts- --1y "a usa-.
Hard wcc5. however. L smooth and
strase1t. = preferable.
TIE brick are S1Er.oSs5 20 es xxx
: inches 80 So IS shown cl o1s
fzce. tbs permits ;Es -c.5s- .
face the b-lck with s ys-y -5s1 cement
rnixtare-ssy &eczt o-s inch. s-5 Tie
remaining s-1cs IN the -Ci5 : SLED
with : ls41s- IN weaker mixture
vAGs & S t-us HAT = -xtuTe c.
ore part cement sd four parts coarse
sand Vii make 5 o-ic6 tEEt v.l SAP
port g E~ezt 1zoc-t q weight. j; v-i-l
&c: - waterproof. 50 ~ El32s lie
first one s1cA VII s mixture . one
part cement ana oze q two parts
sand We sei E waterproof a-sck q tes
face a. g-sa.ly re5eca5 cos-
Ths ya-5c1s paris - This z-os5 are
as shown. 5-,a-eea1se1e]s- sid mas,
al - e tss sane ssse TIE -ol5 :
hels tocstss- ~ TIE tvo hollis { {,
which Save sA-5 taps tAat 1-s e-lek,y
loaseze5 -ae -c.5 SIS e ao,te1
hoard. Z. 1-5 5 se1a-55 a-3 es-3 =
rgRcs nv is tcu- Nla.SS 4 AAA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
Marcy Raises BLACK Coat Question

Sooa after his accession 10 the
State Department il 1853, under
President Pierce, William I. Marcy
issued circular requiring oonsuls 10
give Up oEcial costumes altogether;
IS 70 diplomats. i was recommended
but oot s1!o:1sd. that they should
appear before foreign courts in sim
PIE black This was urged or the
ground that plai11sss o. attire was
proper 70 the representatives OF 3
republic. z15 regret was expressed
thai ~ hsi evsr departed from the
simplicity adopted by Dr.. Franklin
Z appearing before the Court Of
L9u-s XVI Abroad Narcy's circular
1-sz-a5 - 1ct1s surprise L was
Es-E-z5ly regarded IS a appeal 70
- lowe classes II America. Who
night - Supposed = entertain the
ss-l-szts q Ihs sa1s-culottes and il
US treated with little respect. Had
IL Govs-1-s-t prescribed : black
dress to- IL diplomats 10 court II
E-ro-s would have made any ob!ec-
IN. i night have been taken IS z
-seEks . older and more refined
1z1a-s than ourselves bv 81 i-6e-
oo-un. Il 19t a i1deosncy, says
Psts- Pz-lsy. ~Ao had been Consul
. Paris i his "reminiscences. the
sane Is Appearing Il COMMON clothes
q occasions = which etiquette &C.
-ao5sd special and appropriate
dress. TIP. Il tie New YORK Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
he SsIrnon,s Mars

have had ample opportunity q
watching salmon Al NJ lie. from he
tine thsv s11s- fresh water IL -1sl-
return 70 TIE $50 s15 ! have given
pss attention . tie s1hssct- an
i've 10 Hesitation i stating thai dur
t1g tie szl1o2's so5o1-1 i fresh
water Z does 1o+ require - feed 1.
does seen strange. q course. -AE1 3
isl coming II : river = oc1obs- =
c-.-s condition remains there Tor
Seventeen months a15 returns d to
So ws-Aozt 1ET52s tasted food 1sv-
s-1hslsss, I i the Nz1T people %
1o1 believe his. a-6 ID 6ou5t 1hsrs
vi. - : considerable -1-os- u that
ov.z5oz fo- EA1y vs2-s = CONE
Y-o- ? D Nalloca'S Life ElSto-y
an Ezhits q lee S2l2o1
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
MARRIAGES IN FRANCE.
AI.arge Increase Since New Law s:nl'
pliled Fornalities.


7 an Interesting and Ao1s0'or q.
fact that since the promulg atlon q
ne law Of June. 1907. the effect q
which ! 10 simplify the foTmalil4es
which are the necessary pre-lnli-7 mares
10 marriage II that country, lAs4e
have been more weddings II FRANCE
than q any period since the psgln-
Ming OF last century. with the excep-
ton Of The years 1913 and 1917. II
the former OF which men contracted
unions 10 escape being sent OF 70
nsht. while II the latter many Weu-
6iaxs took place which had been oe-
igve6 bv the war with Germany. his
verv satisfactory state OF things &C
eo-dins 10 a correspondent Of the
London Telegraph, Is due 10 the IL
irssSive Of The Able Lenaire, one OF
TIE de1uties for the Department OF
tie No-d. He was not able 70 get al
his propositions adopted By his col
leagues. but the Law which vas many
passs5. such as i Is. has already zone
vast 2mbount OF good.
Among the relief which the act mas
brought 10 persons intending 10
-ar-y. i has freed those who are
over thirty years OF age from procur-
ing rha whole series Of documents
and certificates upon which the Cooe
Civil insisted. Then. after the age
mentioned. i Is no longer necessary
70 obtain the consent Of the parents
Indeed. after the age Of tTenty-one,
this caa also Be dispensed with, pro-
rsSe5 that i Is shown that due no.
-.a has been sent 70 them. These
are tie two principal benefits OF the
law Of 1907. and The result is that
many people Of the lower classes are
nov married Who might have been
te-p1sd 70 60 without the ceremony,
As they found Il impossible 70 collect
he nea6tuI papers. OF were prevented
BY the caprice Of parents who refused
11ei- consent for 10 valid reason.
What The relief thus obtained
means Kill Be understood when it is
EXPLAINED that, i the case OF persons
Who lad lost their parents, and VINO
we're engaged 10 be married. upward
Of nineteen documents we're required
by the Code Civil Of 1904, including
Two certificates Of birth, two OF resi-
6e1ca. TWO OF decomposition, the
usual nilita-! record book, four Ger
tiSca.as Of the death Of parents, and
eight OF the grandparents, for the en-
tire set Of which g had 10 be paid.
Naturally. i Is il the large towns,
where people have been living awhile
away from their native villages, that
tie result q this bsneacent law Of
1897 has been most conspicuous, and
sll this, Is need hardly be added,
makes for morality, which in these
days seems 70 require Z good deal Of
practical szcou-ag cement, a. least in
he big towns
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

-as s-o-g zoz2 al 1hs sae5y
lok.-g esz-lszz- cane q hoard e.
Fzslg1E-5- -hs s=s5E liking sEls-
In retired = Ms cshi1 so5 tAs
s-o1E =oz2 tzcka5 hin ID VII
SzEls
GZ -es s--ooE Eo-z1 strobe q
5ack z-5 hailed IAs cz1tl-
Wen MN cZs-ss5 IL sEp2s-.
NY kzsazo5 s particularly liEess
70 sszscE1sss. captain, SD ls
s-r1-E woZE-
-es cav-E-- -a55s5
s hard = IL co--i15-1 zt1-a
nh. Il SD
-Cou15 vor rs- hin what = ID =
czss {. 81 za2k.~ asked sAs S--o-g
w1-E-
n- -acass2-!- --2. -s-leS
IL sE--qs-- Esl @ i. --c-5c1
-s-sEz-A
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

Around tie Top o. he drum Is wound
: flexible cord The eggs ara placed
i the -ecep-zcls an The cord :
pulled - is full Length. thus causing
lie blades . -svolve RAPIDLY Il TIE
MIXTURE he 2o1satl2 thus gained
causes The cord . oswi16 about the
6-u1. z16 E1s1 i : again drawn on,
tie blades rsvolvs 4 The opposite d
-se-1o1 and tie cord winds up once
more. Tbs 6o1cls zc-5o1 continues
Indefinitely. o. = long - : necessary
. operate TIE bszts- - % he WORK
Boston Pos
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

Evs-r g--.2s ! ssE T~o = tA-ss
acres e -aVe AID tAsz : lave ts-
xc1ss e 1lts1tS a. fenced hog uger
! tara re hoss g TAI AZ t2sz -
ths rae, AT tA2t Is 81 1Asy GET q
sa- daring re simmer. they 90 vel
q i. tae-2s vel - TIE s,c-s
Aors. Which receive so-s ca-z x-s
lave - PzstGrs u IN q. EA5zk
every farmer o1sAt II 81 ls8sf have
so=s pasture for his hoSs TAsv 60
-aeA better 81 grssz feed 51-s1s sss
s1z-s- after Asa-g sNr1 n 81 wza-
ss~. And they - -zcA better tA2z
HAs- sA1t II n sZ83 vz-5s 31r4-g
r. w1rz Za-tAs avery -S1 CA
aAp-3 = sew sozs rzps. even tAozgA
- as - 21E2lsa Rs-sa-S sa-e-
80 i've where there : - zlfaaea.
- ! Aesisve ra7e = goo1 tAgnS
Sc- Aszs-E l. SccS1. i NsA-1sRa
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

Make your guilt in four large
squares and bind each square and sew
them together with over and over
stitch, the same as seams in sheets.
Stitch them across back and forth on
your sewing machine, but leave the
presser foot up-it will run very fast
and you have a quilt made in very
short time. When you wish TO vash
them It Is very easy 10 rip out H.
stitches and put together again. n
you make them in three or four strips
it will easily pass through the
wringer.-Emna Pinet, il the Boston
Post.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
Lace Curtains

Cut strips Of strong muslin about
one and one-half inches wide. the do.
sired length of the curtains. Basta
strips TO the plain edges OF fine eur.
tains with long stitch. Pin curtains
into frame the usual way and when
dry the stitches can be easily ripped
while still on the frame) with sham
scissors. By this method the curtain
edges are perfectly straight, thus
avoiding the points always made BY
pinning into the edge. The same
strips may be used year after year
Elva F. Westgate, in the Boston Post
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

Like starting heavily loE1s5
vzgo1 tae hard thing = d = -
cRzqEE ta- Eoo5 roads Is = sscu-s
cozs1-zc-oz q IL 1-st h5EhEzr -
-1s Kind desired. which would = Il
oa.ac1 -sssoz from which tAs Tc1-ic
To1l5 Learn u appreciate ths E5Tz--
tzEs q possessing Fl sCs1slTs -
ten e s1ch klz1Ezvs ovs- Etic1 IT,
Va voll5 y EASY AID t1s cost 0.
transportation comparatively ls1--
Denver 2arz1l5Gz-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
Teddy Com Crop Weather.

NoE, AoE are ven Soi1S 70 con-
r--os az -s55E rooss-s that TIE Col
o1sl 5.6 -os hiring hack tie hot sun
VIII hin. s1St VIXEN i became ahso-
l1tslF 7>cssss-r . start tie cora crop
craving i earnest Re returned TOO
lESs- aoTevc-. - save lots Q. straw
berries that we're drowned IS sure As
sTsr kittens tAst vs-s sunk il 8 hsS
-I7. L tie New York Press
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

Kansas 1zv1g tas 1vsS- qsoEls .
sz-11. sAout5 kzvs z1so As hes, pub
1t roads Bz- So LES oo--zt LEAST
-ot Il cases -1s-s : -oo- .o-
IMPROVEMENT z15 his 1zqrovs-s-.
sAozl5 y made, especially Ehs- !.
"a = 5o1s cheaper As7s I1z1 = &
most az o-1s- S-E-s yo1 nigh. 1s2-
Lo--Atc.-s11 News
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
iCfxA HOUSEHOLD N I
I? skTTERS /,
tz>20&a eaH ec Ely
For Brilliant Windows

Take a pad OF cotton rag soatas !,
glycerin, and rub the glass ain ~ y
inside. Then take q piece OF clss
dry rag and lightly polish the glsal
until the glycerin is invisible bnt -,
entirely rubbed away Do this ~
the glass is fairly warm and dry -,
you will get brilliant windows
condensation and great sayine I
the amount OF cleaning. - Womarr
Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
Summing u lis experiences =

Summing II lis experiences with
t1s cases % dyspepsia. n English
7eyzcA- szi5 that hs-s@s Aa5 re-
s12ie1 -oss tre1rs-.1E from c-s q.
fTo kl-5s q -e3scs-e-zszesr g.
E1l E11 ; c2--4-S-rs. szch IS gin
ser, 81 Aoz- - 81 hour zzS q hals
Etzs- q -sz1. % vixen re discomfort
cane CT q els-zsA carbonate. il
doses q Az1 : dram q more before
meals
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
Suggestion For Fireplace in suuu

A very pretty way 10 arrange IN
fireplace in summer is TO have ) oas
penter make a box of one-balf ~.
plank, having il narrow in back ana
broader in front 10 fl the firenlsoo
and have the bottom pierced with
holes. Paint dark green and sn
with earth Plant ferns and arranaa
them, having long graceful ones fan
over the hearth and small ones h.
tween. Use green moss 10 cover tx
earth and you will be very pleased
with the efTect.-Mrs. IL. ). Csnar
in the Boston Post.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
New Fc: Bester.

Al elective sgs heater that Is op-
s-2ts5 i simple and novel manner
: ths- invented ~ 8 Con2ecEic1+ man
81 -s-s,y pulling E flexible cord at
tacAs5 % lie drum q Ihs implement
tie Blades are made - -svolvs both
ways viii great -zP56.-y. Tie heater
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
Reasa.r..Nae Ta-rr.

As nah .Ez Il aEskss e c1l1s
a. -1E-s N-- szy51E Wv. What
I'm co-35 p-ssS-s1y E-1Ee1 = : skxkss
.. xt1p<
Maybe IL szTZE LII -stsrs-cs
= II Esss-~-s-t q 2sks- cAVk--
lcrsxT-ls CoE-ss--sou--a1
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

Potato ConeS-Bol potatoss u'
soft. season with s very little san
pepper and s tablespoonful OF miiA
mash TO cream; mold il small Tea
cups; when cold. turn ont Of NOUS
dust lightly with bread crumbs, pu.
3 little melted butter or each, anu
brown in S moderate oven for tWene
minutes.
Plum Meringue.-S1ew the plumS'
press them through g colander y
sieve. sEeetea 10 taste. and put ID
glass dish: pour over them pam
eoile1 cGsts-5. il which the yoiKs "
TIE eggs only are used. thea spread
1sri1g1e. made Of TIE whites o. ~,
eggs and sugar. ove- TIRE c1stara al'
serve cold.
CoGee.-Tou- tahlssroonfuls "
ground eo1es; scsi5 TIE coffee pOs
PIT il coffee the shell Of one ess,
cover with one quart q fFesnu
boiled water: bon for three MINUTES, I.
nj II oae-Qr2-ssr q s cu2 OF eOi.
water cover the coffee pot wiz
cosey" and let stand five minutes,
se2l3 oae-hslf cup of milk Ssi"
ve-y hot.
Apple PnddinG.-Peel s1d ~"
three Ded.az-ss-e3 x7Vles: naAs
batter Of o1e-h2it tsscrp Of susIs
Ewo teaspoons o. butter, scsn1 =.
saac1p q mix. one seacu7 q hou'
hall teaspoon oE baking powder, =
egg stir II the apples. bake =
moderate ovea thirty G. forty ~ M
Ekss Serve wltA cns SHp 81 ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22

consists q hollow receptacle with Z
d-lZ inside z1d sep bearing Il he
ho1Eoz tos t1s support q he rsvo1v-
If 1s-bs- T1s b321ss 2-s bent
v.rss. s ssow1 = IL i-les.-a.sae.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
6t, zataf 1I'nX

Rochester are nov i-risssi7s tae-t
orchards a year OF two hence ms
result 81 the experiment vii ee
known. and II may prove ! valuable
object lesson both 10 the farmer and
10 other electric companies than tas
ozs having headquarters II No1-oe
County.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-22
CEMENT FoR FARM Use.
1t May Be Probably Employed in
Many Ways About the House and
Farm and Costs BuI Little.

BY :. :. Brl5Eemaa.
TIE proper use Of cement supplies
50 many needs on the farm that -
following s-tsele on cement a-.ck
raking Is sure 10 be q great value 10
every ingenious farmer,
Cement brick NAY Re easily made
on the faru. and used fer an par
poses for vAies clay brlck q stone
are now used. aa3 taey may alsc oe
used for some things teat clay aricA
o. store could not be used for The
cos in most casss ~tl II less than
the Cay b~5es
, 1910-03-19
e eken6tsoxe1se

T0 EFT bekendtgores heryed, at Hr. Exam:
CD jugis LANGKJ.ER Days D&to har
overtaget SIN Sitting som RetSfuldm@4tig
og PoIitiassisten i Frederiksteds Jurisdic-
ton, % at den Hr.EXam: iuris DENDTLER
sader 4de Aarts i: A: meddelte Constttu-
ton ShlIingen ioIgelig eb ophdrt.
Guyernements Secretariatet, st. CrCiX den
ste Narts 1910.
BAUNANN.
, 1910-03-19
BAU1IANN
Translation.
Publica

Ct is hereby made known that Exam: juris
- LANGKJIR has resumed his position
as Justice-Clerk and Police Assistant in
Frederiksted to-day and that the appoint
ment Of Exam: iuris DENDTLER to act IN
the said capacity has ceased accordingly.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
5th March 1910.
BAUMANN.
uctQ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

A Fairy and A Cake.
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steps formed in the sides of tue hard dough. the effort of going up WAS not very difficult, and soon Andeva found her self out of the kitchen and In fresh air
 Then q strange thing happened, and most happy thing. Andeya was led to dear little wicket gate which led into beautiful yard full of flowers md tall trees. And there, In the midst Of this beauty. stood a white stone cottage with gay windows full of flowers. ''Go in and tap at the door. little Andeva, and you will find your journey at an end. also your worries and unhappiness," said the fairy.
 Little Andeya did as instructed and her tap at the door was answered by sweet-faced lady who was smiling very cordially. How do you do, little girl she said. ''Will you come in Q whiiei And-where did you come from, for yor seem q stranger to mef'
 Andeva turned to let the fairy speak but she had disappeared. Then. some whnt startled to find herself alone and among entire strangers. she told her story, But before she began her narrative ths lady invited her into the pretty living room and bade her to be seated. After she had completed the story of her little life, ending with her journey hither on cloud with the fairy, the lady took heI hands tenderly and said:
 The good fairy knew that I had losi dear little girl just your age, and she led you to me to take my own dear daugh' ter's place. Here you shall remain as my own child. and be q sister to my little boy and little girl. They are playing in tht yard now-down by the brook. I'll lent you to them, and from this hour you shal be happy"
 And so 1t happened that Andeva was happy ever afterwards, and the myster1 of the hard cake-dough was never ex plained in the castle of old Dame Oregon, who became so frightened over it, and at the sudden disappearance of her littls cake-baker, that she died in great agony and her sons and daughters and theh wives and husbands became wanderers oi the face of the earth, n fate they de served as punishment of their wicked treatment of little Andeya.