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Aints Worth Takina.

For Rainy Days.-A good way to
keep your skirt from getting dirty and
wet on rainy days is to put piece Of
black elastic with hook and eye on
ends around the hips over your skirt.
Pull up the skirt on all sides. put on
your coat, and no one will notice 1t.
The skirt will stay up and relieve You
Of holding and crushing it.
For the Mattress.--Wh cleaning
house get quarter of a YARD of strong
ticking and cut and sew double on the
sides of your mattress for handles.
You will find it great help in lifting
and turning the mattress over.
Keys.-Try tying keys to doorknobs
with "A loop of narrow ribbon. 1t will
save search for missing key. par
ticularly IL there are small children in
the house who are fond of taking keys
away.
A Nail Hint.--Nails used in bath
rooms and kitchens on which damp
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The German Girls Hope Chest.

Every German girl has hope chest.
This is much different from the dowry
chest which the American girl on be-
coming engaged begins to fill in ad-
vance of her wedding day. The Ger
man maiden begins to stock her hope
chest even before she meets the man
TO whom she Is to be married. She be-
gins TO save for her wedding day long
before she is engaged. She is imbued
with sense of thrift and also with an
ambition to have larger dowry than
her mother had. Often the German
girl begins to collect things when she
enters her teens. Silently she saves
her money TO use in buying articles for
her chest With skill she embroiders
her initials on each article of linen.
Thus by the time she Is engaged to be
married she is thoroughly equipped
with hundreds OF little articles that
are useful In housekeeping.
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There will be preaching at the Mes
siah church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. Earnest Wintermute and sister
Miss Faun, of West Carlisle spent We'd
nesday evening with Mr. Wilfred Phil
lips.
Mr. and Mrs. John McNabb and son
Herbert spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin BURNETT.
Mrs. VIM. Colgin spent few days
last week with relatives of this place.
The Butler township trustees and
treasurer made business trip to Mt.
Vernon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Horn spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Nc
Larnan.
Rev. Widgery and brother were
pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Busenburg Sunday.
Miss Rachie Beal and Mrs. G. L.
Clark were in Mt. Vernon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morningstar
spent Saturday with DR.. and Mrs. G.
M. Sands and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcfarland, both of Wal.
honding.
Mrs. Charles Knox and Miss Jen.
ness Hoyman were in Gambler Mon
day
Misses Lydia and Daisy Carpenter
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. Thude McNabb and
son Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith
and daughter Frances, Mr.. Joseph
Beal and sister Miss Mary, Mr.. Milan
Underwood and son Earl, Mrs. Lucy
Morningstar and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Morningstar attended the wedding OF
DR.. Ludlow Ferenbaugh of Washing
ton, d. c., and Miss Blanch Beal OF
New Castle Wednesday.
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Miss Mary Beinhour of Brandon left
Thursday morning for a several
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Pennsylvania.
The Disciples Ladies' Aid Society
of Millwood met at the home of Mrs.
Charles Wallace on Thursday after
noon.
Miss Amy Ogg of West Vine street
went to Utica Thursday noon for a
short visit with her brother, Dr. Ogg,
of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Deering of Mans
fel darrived in Mt. Vernon Thursday
noon to spend several days with rel
atives.
Miss Luella Mitchell left Wednes-
day evening for Toledo, where she will
spend several days with relatives be-
fore leaving for Washington, d. c.. to
accept a position in the census depart
ment in the government office.
During the Grammar school COM
mencement exercises on Wednesday
afternoon, Supt. John s. Alan was
presented with a handsome piece of
silver by the teachers of the Mt. Yer
non public schools, the event being
his tenth wedding anniversary. The
presentation speech was made by DR..
G.. d. Arndt of the board of education.
Two young boys weretaken into GUS
tody by Chief of Police Dermody on
Thursday afternoon for playing ball
on the public square. The boys were
playing on the grass directly in front
of the keep off the grass" signs.
They were taken before Mayor Nit
chell and were fined one dollar and
costs and released
Mrs. F. l.. Singrey and Mrs. Cora
Davis attended the play given by the
graduating class at Otterben college,
Westerville, o., last evening. Miss
Katherine Stofer of Bellvile, mem
Der of the class, is a cousin of Mrs.
Davis.
The employees of the G. G. Cooper
company at recent meeting appoint
ed picnic committee and this com
mittee is now making plans for the
largest outing ever held by this com.
pany. The date and place has not yet
been decided upon.
The Salvation army announces that
they are soliciting clothing and furni,
ture for the family of Jos. Durieux
whose household furniture and cloth
ing were destroyed by fire on Wed
nesday evening. Any persons having
anything to give are requested to not
ify the Salvation army.
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Remember the Children's Day exer-
cises which will be held at this place,
Sunday evening, June 10.
Mr.. Virgil Wolfe made business
trip to Utica, Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Donahey of Galena, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Schooler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Johns of Martins
spent Sunday with Mr.. Geo. Harris
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burch, Miss Mary
Kirk and Mr.. Earl Miller and sister,
Pearl, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Eliza
beth Burch.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fowls of Pine
Bluff visited Mr.. Ostie Boggs and fam
lily, Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Mercer and family spent
Friday with Mr.. Nathaniel Taylor OF
Bladensburg,
Messrs. Milton Hayes, AL Schooler
and Lewis Hardesty We're business
callers at Mt. Vernon, Friday.
Miss Gertha Hall called on Miss
Evalne Schooler Sunday evening.
Mrs. Della Bumpus and two children
are on the sick list.
Sunday school will be held at Mt
Zion next Sunday forenoon, June 10
instead of the usual time, 2:3O p. m
Misses Jane and May Frost of Falls
burg called on Mrs. Edith Donahey
and Miss Evaline Schooler Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Addie Schooler was business
caller at Gambler, Saturday.
New hitching racks have been put
up at the Mt. Zion church, which ado
greatly to the appearance of the
church yard.
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OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS

Guthrie, Okla, June 16--In response
to the call of State Chairman James
Harris the Republicans of Oklahoma
assembled in state convention here
today. The chief work of the conven-
tlon is to be confined to the organiza-
tion of the state committee to con-
duct the approaching campaign. The
organization of the new committee is
awaited with much interest as 1t is
expected to show whether the insur-
gents or the standpatters are to con
troll the Republican party in Okla
homa.
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WAR VETERAN ENTHUSES
Throws Crowd Into Panic by Revol
YER Salute For Taft.

Marietta, o., June 16.-Lauding the
ordinance of 1887, which gave gov.
ernment to the Northwest Territory,
as the cause and effect of the adop-
tion OF the greatest instrument Of
fundamental law except the constitu-
ton of the United States, President
Taft delivered an address at the eel
ebration Of the seventy-tifth anniyer-
sary of Marietta college,
When the president stepped from
his private car at the Union depot
four shots were fired In rapid success.
sion and the crowd of several hun
dred persons were thrown into a
panic, and II was generally thought
that the president had been assassi.
mated. The mounted police rushed
20 the presidents side to find him
uninjured. hasty examination dis
closed that the shots had been fired
by A. s. Wood, a veteran of the civil
war, as salute of welcome to the
president
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cloths and towels may be hung SHOULD
be painted with white enamel SO that
they do not leave rusty marks.
For the Face.-To protect the face
when sweeping or doing other dusty
work smear cold cream on face and
neck generously and dust talcum pow
der over it. This saves the pores Of
the skin from getting clogged with the
dust.
Good Soap For Boys.-Pick up bits
of soap that are left around the
house. melt. stir in cornmeal to thick
en- and make cakes of the mass. When
cold this makes excellent soap for the
small boys to get dirt out Of their
knuckles. f,
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Children's exercises will be held in
the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches on next Sunday.
The Wiling Workers cleared over
$S at their ice cream social ana mar
ket on last Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. j. w. Weekly is spending the
week with friends at Shady Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Blue of Mt. Ver'
non visited his brother, Clifford Blue
of this place, on Tuesday of this week
Mr. Wilson of Climax visited his
son, Mr.. Vivian Wilson, and family a
few days the first of the week.
Mrs. Burr White and daughter Mary
were in Fredericktown on Tuesday OF
this week.
Quite number of our people at
tended Children's exercises at Heddine
Chapel on last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Charley Levering sailed last
week from New York to Europe on Q
business trip. Mr.. lowering will visi
Belgium and different points during
his stay. He expects to be gone
couple of months.
Little Harry Ward Of Virginia II
spending the summer with his grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. j. l.. Denmar
of Lucerne.
The Misses 10y Leyering and Jennie
lWeekley are in Delaware attending
the commencement exercises thi
week.
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Rev. Newcomb and family spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs, James
Taylor. Mrs. Newcomb and children
will leave Thursday for short visit
in Cleveland then go to Michigan to
visit her old home.
Otis Cummins of Philadelphia, Pa.
visited his parents, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Lucy Hall of Utica visited the
past two weeks with her son, e. v
Hall.
Mr.. David Blystone is spending
few days at Galena. Mrs. Blystone
accompanied him as far as Howard.
Ray Ashcraft of Denison is spend
ing his vacation at home,
The Misses Bessie Crumrine ant
Laura Beckholt visited Dave Schoolel
and wife Sunday and attended chill
dren's exercises at Martinsburg Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Wrinkle en-
tertained at dinner Sunday the fol
lowing guests: Rev. Sims and wif'
and Mrs. Jane Holtz.
Miss Ina Virgins was the guest o
Miss Inez Blue, Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Mary Van Wrinkle OF Mt. Zioi
visited Mrs. Elmer fowls Monday.
Mrs. Anna Long of Newark is Wis
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WELCOMES DEATH ON eALLoWs

San Quintin, Cal, June 16-The de-
sire of Ernest Worth, the Los Angeles
wife murderer, to die on the gallows
will be gratified tomorrow, unless there
is an eeventh-hour respite. All ar
rangements for the execution have
been completed at the penitentiary
here.
The prisoner has been anxious to
die ever since he murdered his wife
at Los Angeles June % of last year.
His wife had begun suit for divorce.
They met in room at a hotel to dis
cuss money settlement. A quarrel
arose, and Worth, who was bartend-
er, struck her on the jaw with his
fist and when she fell crushed her face
and skull with his heels. After his
arrest and arraignment he asked that
he be permitted to plead guilty and
that he sentence be death on the gal
lows. His desire to be sentenced to
death was gratlfied by Judge Wilbur,
the trial judge. While awaiting trial
Worth made five attempts to commit
suicide. After arriving at the peni-
tentiary here, wearying of waiting for
the time set for his execution, the
! murderer wove rope from strips of
his pillow case and attempted to hang
himself from a cleverly contrived
scaffold in his cell. The toppling of
chair upon his sleeping cellmate was
all that prevented his plan from being
n success.
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NAv|CATES AIR
IN STIFF GALE
BrOOklnS EleCtTlfieS Big Crowd
at Indianapolis.
HIS ENGINE STOPS IN MIDAIR

Huge Machine Plunges EarthWard
and Spectators Hold Their Breath,
but Plucky Aviator Demonstrates
Complete Mastery of Mechanism
and Rights Aerial Craft When Mo-
tor Takes UP Lost Action--other
Avlators Balk When Clouds Appear.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 16. - -Avia-
tor Brookins at the Indianapolis mo-
tor speedway made a fight, 100 feet
from the ground, in the face of a
stiff breeze that deferred the other
aerial navigators from Drawing the
elements. Every movement of the ma
chine sent thrill through the 10000
spectators, and there was a cry Of
horror at one time when for mo-
ment the aviator appeared to have
lost control of his machine in the
heavy wind, but it was quickly right.
ed and moved in the rapidly increas-
Ing gale with the ease of bird.
Everyone seemed to know that the
storm was coming, and the Wright
brothers themselves seemed to ques.
tion the eXpediency If not the safety
of flight In the face of the Storm
They went out in the field, looked up
at the sky, shook their heads and
care that no one should hear what
they had to say. They did reach a
conclusion but it was reached
through the crowd, that they had
concluded to leave it to their men
whether or not the fight should be
attempted.
Didn't Look at Sky.
Walter Brookins was the only one
who did not look skyward with
doubling eyes, and in a few moments
he came to the monorail with his ma
chine and II was seen that he was
going to try the flight. The biplane
shot up and across the course and
then went squarely into the wind,
which was blowing not less than 80
miles an hour. For quarter OF a
mile the biplane appeared to be car
ried forward by the gale, and then
the aviator circled southwark, still
moving at terrific rate.
From a hard fight he changed to
an easy wind-borne fight until he
swung around for the south turn
Then the crowd got it's first thrill oi
the day. Brookins' engine was heard
20 lose the shots Of the exhaust, the
big biplane tilted and plunged down
ward. Brookins welcomed the return
report of his engine; the propellers
whirred, he tilted his wings to catch
the wind, and shot skyward again
The crowd in the stands shuddered
but the incident was SO soon ovel
that 1t felt its heart pulses change t
thrills Of admiration almost Instantly
The navigator went brayely into thu
wind again and circled the big felC
several times, finally landing with al
the ease that expert handling coult
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THREE WIRELESS
OFFICIALS HELD
Are Charged With Using Malls
to DetTdud.

New York, June 16.-An investiga.
tion Of the stock-selling methods OF
the United Wireless company, under.
taken by agents OF the postoiilce de-
partment nearly year ago, culmi'
mated In the arrest OF Christopher c.
Wilson and Samuel s. Bogart, presi
dent and vice president of the com
pany, ani William M. Tompkins
president of the New York selling
agency. which advertised United
Wireless stocks, on charges of usinl
the mails TO promote scheme to de
fraud.
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HEARING IN poxEY CASE

st. Louis, Mo-, June 16-Mrs, Dora
Il. DoXey, who was recently acquitted
on the charge of numbering William j.
Erder, was given a preliminary hear
ing in court today on charge of biga-
my 1t is alleged that the woman
married her present husband. DR.. l..
b, Doxey, without having been di-
vorced from her former husband.
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DELEGATES SAIL FOR
BUENos AYRES

New York, June 16-Henry White
and the other delegates who will re-
present the United States at the
fourth conference of American re-
publics sailed on the transport Sum-
ner today for Buenos Ayres, where the
conference is to assemble next month,
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Try Them For Dinner.

For strawberry patties take one and
half heaping tablespoonfus Of pow
dered gelatin, half cupful Of boiling
water, one tablespoonful Of lemon
juice four tablespoonfuls of sugar, one
pound of strawberries and three-quar-
ters of pint of whipped cream.
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sTRAwBERRY PATTIEs.

cient of them through a sieve to make
half pint of puree. Warm this puree
slightly. then add gelatin dissolved in
the boiling water, sugar and lemon
juice. Allow to cool slightly and fold
in whipped cream. Divide the mix
ture into fresh patty cases and set
away in a cool place. Decorate with
whipped cream and ripe strawberries.
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Raal Modarn.

Foreman (of the Webfoot Weekly
Chronicle)-Well, we're all ready to 60
to press, 81.
The Editor docking out Of window
Just hold yer hosses fer a few min
utes longer, Ezry. I see DR.. Crosby
comm down the road from the direc-
tion Nv Hiram Badgley's, and l want
to publish in this here edition whether
it's boy or girl or more.-Sunday
Illustrated Magazine.
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iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.

iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Mills.
Mr.. Leander McCamment left Mon
day for Lima, o., to attend the annual
convention of the Knights of Pythias.
Mrs. Lloyd Miser, who has been
very poorly for some time, is conval-
escihs' l,t.a W.
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White kid slippers are not new and
strange accessories of the smart toilet,
but these same slippers when hand
painted in floral effects are very stun
ming. and. what is equally important,
they are new.
The illustration gives one a very
good idea of how charming white
kid slipper may be when painted in
graceful forgetmenot design. Any
small blossom will serve as a motif.
and the coloring should be such as
will tone In with certain costume or
be inconspicuOus enough to ''jibe" well
with most of the gowns in ones ward
robe.
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A Beauty Tip.

A skillful doctor OF the scalp says
she gets best results for the hair by
working freely on the muscles that
run down the neck at the ears.
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"sohemian Girl.

dreamed that 1 dwelt in marble halls
With furniture mounted in gold.
walked on those marble floors with the
kid.
And my bare feet got mighty cold!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09
HUMORIsMO.

Gedeon que iba por la calle con su
mujer y su hija, Sc encontro a un
amigo, al que dijo:
lie presento a usted mi mujer
v mi hija. Para que en- 10 sucesivo
pueda usted distinguirlas, lie advier-
to que la de mas edad es mi mujer.
Entire q padre, la madre y ell hijo
FL hjo.-Di, mama, ees para mi
el peinecito de los bigotes que me en-
contre en- tu alcoba esta mahana2
FL pdpd. (que no gasta bigote)
iCielos que escuchol
La mMw.-Necesito que Inc com
pres I'm sombreo nuevo que he Wis
to V es una preciosidad
Ei marido.-Considera que es el
tercer sombrero este mes y que a
este paSo. >-..
La mujer 0lorandol. -iIngrato.
,Desalmado, Pronto me haras mo-
rir con tus tacaherias y entonces te
costara mas el entierro.
FL marido.-Ya vez. en- ESQ no
eeonomizaria un centimo- Pero al
menos es gastar el dinero una sola
sOSa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09

UTIL.-Contra el insomnia. Sc
espolvorea un vase de aqua azucara-
da; Sc le anaden unas gotas de eter,
y Sc bebe antes de acostarse.
Una loci6n de aqua fra antes de
meterse en- la CANA, proporclona un
sueno agradable.
Un vase de lupulo bebido por la
noche, proporciona tambien un
sueno tranquilo y reparador.
CURIOSO.-Dentro de POGO item
po Sc inaugurara en- Londres un gran
dioso restaurant destinado prln-
cipalmente a la clientela americana
y cuyo establecimiento ofrece Ia sin
gularidad de que en- el mosaico que
decora el magnifico vestibulo, figu-
ran mas de mil monedas de ORC. Is
te alarde de riqueza ornamental, con
ser eXtraordinario no es, sin embar-
go, de una novedad absolute, pues-
to que en- el Palacio Sierra, de Geno-
va, hay un salon en- cuyo pavlmento
Sc encuentran inscrustadas, de un
modo per demas artisticos, numero-
sas mOnedas de orc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-09
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OTRA TE0RIa.

Ha dieho el DR.. Wilson, candida
to actualmente EN- lucha para e.
cargo de gonernadU Gle New Jersey
en- un libro titulado Constitutional.
Government III the lnitea- states y
lhriendose 4 Puerto Rico y d Filipi-
mas. no podemos durl.s 81 -gorerH-
ne,t .Sely-qorernmeata 10 Is lp,a
coso q,ic p,ede drYse d dr}0a2'a p0etlo,
porqne es uno ,ocpg etl earocfcr. ~
ana ,grma dc cca@ta eeaop . mr.
gun pue5lo puede ,'a.d no Il Jgo-
rernnlcpt nj Ia nptited
Otros hablaron antes que Mr.. VII
son de New Jersey o el iiltin.o cue
habla es el Que tiene raz6n, o este Sc
nor no Ia tiene. Antes cue q hahla-
fon las iiplomaticns Glie roncuI1ie-
ION ! ia conferences d fafi- \ ha-
30 Il t.stado por viril,d t.el fi,..l On
manos ii, uuas;roS nuev0s ncntores
caimos. Z
Detemos priuero f'laf quo es 10
que vale sll4 lex escrsts . i is-r ~
de cada sss, estsdlsl5 a.rs cct-
rrs d. 81 = sre nosr d. u.
ma r.l.. ne el entc2 Dog ~
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DOS con ai..!,ras en- u,ls nlira ce cCr
cho. s: Ia ley habla, las Gi7erfacicne>
huelgsn, POI mas que o6lig'ser 4 Ia
deienss IN pueblo Que delras Ge
csda pue4ss tiere l. grata for,tna
de encontTsr TN Maestro. A yeces
hay q,.e, ezHenar esse . zerlo. para
que nc e:.e en- olv;ao % que. t-5r & Is
tee expesi-aciss tensa "a aPtcnGIlo
el 8;sciPuls.
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g1eso de ,5s Estsdcs Urltos es, ..c-
ora Ice dcz.chos i \. safss Tsila.cg
q Ies s.Gsiros. Md lie Gel cG-utf>r
= estos. D el desctltar1e-to Ct, 10
que - sgs -go.ert.rse'- ha6i2 "a
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votos de nc yo.is 2,5.U y6 Il s-sss-l4
sh QUE nads dena is--iasse IL t=e
uino. n: .un La honi;4 t-assss
tratadistas gue eserilsll n usI.
olvidsndoe de Il historia de sst =.
pio psfs e ineputndoe en- ideas exc