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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
sheep .. ruraen eearers.

In the northern part of India sheep are rut 10 e use unthought of iu Euro pean couLtTiss The mountain paths ar eng 'he frc'h!'lE cf the H.malaya are SO ore e.ipitous that the sheep n-cre sure footed than larger beasts are preferred as burden carriers
 The lead for each sheep is from Is pounds 70 % pounds The sheep are driven from village 10 village with the wool still growing and in each town the farmer shears as much wool as he can sell there and loads the sheep with rhs grain he receives iu ex change After his flock has been Sheared b. turns it homeward. each shsc cp aaviug on its back small bag .oI ,sinire the purchased grain
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
elatiVe of John

George Dee, a brother of the noted john Doe, who probably has been hIrged with every crime n the cal. endar, was the name under which ID Italian was arraigned in Judge .igh's court yesterday. He was charged with carrying a concealed earon on his person, to-wit, a pair 1f t"ass Bnucks. He was arrested by Officer Walter Brooks. The court imposed a fine of S75. He failed to appear at five o'clock, the time set for layment of the fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
Youth.s commsreIaI InstInet.

4 boy of nine. who had never pre- yiously witnessed a collection tr church, was deeply interested. and when the bags were finally borne of by clergy and choir in procession. pro claimed Tn a loud whisper of symps theuc excitement. Now they're going to share t out,"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
pefendant plscharaed

Mart n Parrott, an Italian, was ar raigned in Judge Highs court yester- day on the charge of threatening bodily harm ts one Riger Day. but the evidence given by the complaining witness was not sufficient to warrant the court in placing the defendant under a peace bond. and he was dis charged
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
ananese Nlslt Mlnes

For the purpose Of studying the n nees of this district four Japanese rTived in this city yesterday, and re registered from Japan at the npper Queen hotel The party is
 posed of K. Yosukawl, R. Matsu- 70 o. G NJ. Matsumcto and N. ishi- Ota
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
ondltIen is Unchanged

No change in the condition of L. R. Bailey, constable at Lowell, was IDcrted yesterday. He injured s m on a hunt ng trip and blood pois- ming set in. His conditions was not Cnsidered serious yesterday, al ho gh be was suffering considerably.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
ABOUT ALL

Bride-Wcre you very much em- harrassed, dear, when you proposed Co me-"
 Hubby-Only about twenty thou sand pounds, love.-Nariety Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
r.l.nhonns on st. e.rnara.

The monks of St Bernard have fitted the refuge nuts in the most perilous spots with telephones. which will enable travellers iu distress to ring up for assistance
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
M5A5y 7vo sssss sHIBSBe MORNING DECEMBER 1911
Brief Local Items
Council Meets

The city council will meet tonight in regular monthly session, this be- ing the first Tuesday night in the month of December. Routine business will occupy the board
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05

battleship Llberte in the harbor just before 1t was destroyed, Detroit, Mich, President Taft speaks at the state lair.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-05
Rec=ivs5.


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 led voII
 oi SO when @ le tE.t thot she i.s wants to know ;Hc a man whc ra Shr "a
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

Smtrent ire Iar efter bar ban en-
Dag paa Bel til fit Irbeibe; ban bar
ubep9bnet og bapoe life eneang fin
Gr meb, ba ban bsrte en- gragen fra
Sfostpfnineen, og itrar efter brso
en- flor Sunbisrn frem. Otter Den
fom to unger tiirnlenbe. Spret ipn-
ties raienbe oper ben fremmeoes
3omme, Den frpgtebe iiffert for I'm
gernes Sifferbeo.
Scr S~fpgsmanoen bapbe facet
lib til at ie fig ON efter ct 8aaben,
git giernen los paa bam; men pluo.
ielig foreeif Der en- SorpanoIing
meb Den, iiteoetfor at angribe BAN
%begpnbte ben at iliffe bans Saanb
og inuite ~fortrolie paa bam. Oct
bar bans gamle BIeiebarn, Tom
troos Sioen life babbe gIemt ban.
Sa Wanben par fommet iig al fin
Sfr9f og piloe eaa pibere, fulgte
gisrnen bam n9iten en- Wil pao
Sei, TOR ben penbte tiIbage til fine
ltnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
Waar Glefanten nDicr.

"Saiip" bar INIT, % aft er iglen
itiae | goitocf SungIen / ben bpioe
9p. Suiip er BEN itore bpibe Gle.
fant fra Snbien % npier finn en-
Sang bpert treble slar. Sor Siben
opbolber Saiip Jig | @ien og / De
iioite Tiger bar en- flor Menneife-
masie itaoig itaaet uoenfor Sung.
len" os pentet paa ben itore Seai-
penbeb. gnoelig forleoen Dag mo.
traf ben I HerpGr al en- Ifoelins
Sfoleautter iom bar paa Cir / Ear.
fen. "0aiip" uoitsbte fsrit ct glen.
nemtr9neenbe Spl, reiite fig iaa op
paa gaebenene, brslte iaa belle Oh
rebaoen rpiteoe og ienbte ct palbig
Spreit meb Sano iioouer De ben.
rpfte Sfoleautter. Wfeo BET famine
"9aiip" nss, iteote ben fit Sopeb
MOB S~alisiaoen % fnliite ben til
Smaapeo. 9alfen faIbt / ipGre
Stpffer neo paa Saset, fire ginoier
iprans | fnas og en- eleftriif 8Isoe.
Iampe blep fuuit. "9aiip"s file
Sen, Serrieren Sicf, gioroe ct bel
big 2uftiprang, og bar iiben oct Sie.
blif pGret f%oriuunoen fra alooen.
Otter Npiingen lugoe "0aiip" fig ret
neo os iopneoe siebIiffeIie. Gu font
nter ben altiaa life til at npie paa 3
Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

timber fit SpboIo Der eioroe ban pin.
lia Spiigt peb Of blipe arreIteret %
fert for &etten paa @nflage al Wtil.
liorGr. aoinSen 0frS. 8. $. y. Bel.
mont, DER paaitcb, at Den finlfe S9ge
paaneote benoe Spnprfiombeoer,
iom bun pilbe bebe fig Fri for. Deb
SPITE ON burtieit muIis at foronfte
fra Den fine @erbeu / 9iten bleo ban
IssIaot, % fon itrar tilbage til Sn-
Ilitb, bpor ban aabent 90 9rlig til.
itoo, at Siitorierne on BAN fra bans
SpboIo / Rep Yorf | ct og alt bar
ianoe. San forismte Dog berefter fin
graris, % Den 21be sunni foripanot
ban fra fit aontor | Den ftnife Stub.
Or. sSacfoIa bar ell meget begapet
Wano; ban bar ifrepet Here iterre
@erfer / oct iinife Sprog og bar ell
al DC beoit fienbte Sinner Der ! 2ari-
oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
Hprb gnkntn.
GiloaaaIcn FILTER Wenina.

GilogaaIcn filter Wentng. gtaI1
bar paa iorifieaige Steber | Heo Ri'
Der 9aIen lagt Wterfe til, at Tilo'
aanien, Der alerebe for en- Waaneo
iioen be9pnote at beo9ge fig ipooper,
mn pienipnIig bar ififtet Wening,
ibet Den igien flpper %norooper. Oct
eneitaaenoe parme 8eir ontages al
bape friitet Den til at forl9nge S9'
ioncn peb oens Babe % &u8eiteo.
Soa fell ai Slaifen. Clifford Rp'
itrem, Den 17.oarige Spn al Char
les Ipitrsm, Ser briper @reat Nortb-
ern SoteI | Sarge, oraf iioite N'on'
bag gften a~arbolipre % osoc iaoert
Is Winuter. Gen unge gpItrem
babe / nogen Sio pGret ipg, og efter
lin SaberS Haab gif ban ppenpaa for
at iinoe fla noget 9r9nbepin. San
babe pienipnlis taget fell al SlaIfen
og oruffet aarbolipre iiteoeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
On S~jprnebthorte.

It famine 9pr fan niie Safnem.
meIiabeo % Sensipenbeo, eipes
utaIliee grempler paa. Nen oct
famine fan ogiaa eiGlbe pilbe 9pr,
oa islaenbe p~aalibelige Sili9loe pil
iiffert interesiere enbper 9prepen.
On fanabiif Sfoearbeiber fanbt
en- Sas / Sfogen en- S~isrnernge,
iom bar halpbpo al Suit % 9lllbe.
&imeIiopis bapoe Den miitet fin
Mor. San toe ben lille Spr meo
bicm, oa Den blep mart Iieeiua tam
Icm en- 9at. Sper Iften legte ban
meo Den inbe / fin Stae, % naar
ban penote biem efter Irbeibet. tos
Sen imoo BAN meo o~peritrsmmenoe
@l9be.
0a ben blep 9lore. ifinneoe bos
oens meoisote piIoe Natur frem,
men operfor fin Serre bar Den iteoie
Iiae penlie. Siliioit ioripanbt Den
en- Gag no i Sfoeen % loo iie life
mere ie. Sfoearbeioeren leote lGnse
efter lit YIeiebaru, men iorsi9oes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

Minearbeibcr SrGbt. Sarolo San-
Doe, Ell 90 alar ganl1nel Winearbei-
Der / 2eab, falbt forleben 100 SOD
/ Soneitofe Winen og bIep siebliffe-
Zig orGbt. San bar usiit % bapoe
finn opbolbt fla ser en- fort Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
Sub Dakota.

9nn 9ukntu.
Wincarbeibcr SrGbt. Sarolo San-
Doe, Ell 90 aar gamnlel Wiinearbei-
Der / 2eab, falbt forIeben 100 SOB
/ Sorneitofe Winen og bIep eiebliffe-
lig orGbt. San bar ugift % bapoe
finn ppbolbt fig Der en- fort Sio.
Iciar6eibe melem Scabmuuo %
Spcarfib. Snttrent 90 Wtano be-
gnnbte iibite Wunbag Irbeioet paa
2anbepeien mellem Seabpooo %
Speariiib paa bpilfen Sci 2orprence
County oil anpenbe opimoo $4,000.
Seiarbeibet CT nleget ~betpoeligt %
bill optage flere Maanebcr.
8ammcl Ianb inScbrrnot. so.
iepb Saief, ser M bar 70 Iar CANT
mel, % iom | DC iioite 10 gar bar
boet aIene / ct Slis / Sabor, blep flo.
ite Wanbog fpaIt al Teg, ibet Der bar
opItoaet SIoebranb | bans Stem. 81.
Den iluffebes itioe, iaa Suiet life belt
neobrGnbte, og peb De ienere anitil-
Ieoe Gfteriegclier fanbtes en- betpbe.
Iiq Gum Ten9c I Seoler % Sslp.
Sloen orto9es opitaaet peb, at 8le-
Scr ira Spnen bar iulot paa 8ulbet.
Ilfnlfa ipm MenncifefpSe. Marf
g. Sid / Sot Springs bar lGnge
frembolot aliaIia'ens mango gooe
Gaenifaber, life alene iom areatitr-
iober, men ogioa iom SebemiooeI for
Menneifcr, % ban er MI fon1men iaa
piot. at bisie bans Soccer ifal faa
proftiif I~nnenbeIie. Sid Ilialfa
Sca 60" er ncnIig / Sot Springs
bIcoct or9aniieret meb en- SapitaI at
$4,000, % fcruben Miolfa-Sbe ifaI
Ser tilpirfes Siritp, @reafiait 5000,
Wfel % andre MlfaIfaprobufter.
Zen minbite 2anoisacr. 8apio
9th paaitoar at babe ggren at at
bcn min6ite 2anbisger peb He9iitra-
tionen for 2ano paa Hoiebub. &eier.
patiouen bar regiitreret Der. Gen
oOerqlignenoe Sanoigger er A SOB pg
4 CONNER bei. beber 81. 9. @eus og
or ira &cab. San bapbe megen Msie
meo at bGoe fig ioa meget ooer
SfronfeiL al ban funbc fees al ge-
ticntcn, % ga ban Ifiilbe ifripe fit
Hopn maatte man lsfte bam op til
Eulten. IntaIlct al Dem, Der bar
reeiitreret | Chamberlain, pentes at
operitige 5000 for lleen er ortine.
SnSiancrncs llSitiains. Gen llb-
filling eler "Sair", iom S%noianerne
poa Ghcpenne Hiper Snoianeragens
turct bnobe foronitaItet, bar / ct og
olt en- Silfces. Seanineen De iibite
to Gage belpb fla til 5000 ON "a
gen, % Der bemerfes iarntibig, at Der
life bar uoaen @isglere, Der traf
benne SoriamIiug. @elie Span,
Col Sapf Chat Cares OF George
Sou al 9ooge tiIbeItes Tr9mier for
at bare oct ~lterite Intal gcres UNDER
9prfning / fine reipeftipe Siitrifter.
George Sron @ing erbolbt bGoerlig
SmtoIc for at bare giort DC itprite
6orbebringer poa lin 6arm.
Stprt llpbpttc Of alapper1anscr.
6oIf / Sen peitIige Gel al Stoteu an-
penber MI fine leoige Stunber til
Sagt poo aIapperiIonger, % mango
bar bapt ct rigt llobptte. Toa De
Steoer, bpor T~rGriebunben bar fine
&uIer, berben ieoer mi alapper' lan'
qcrue for at ifnife iig 9eifpttelie for
@rnteren, % berfor er bette MI Den
bebite Saqtmarf. en- Ianb / Stan.
leu Gounip bar paa Ell Sag orGbt
so al oiSic Changer, mebeus Ell on
hcn / ianme Rabolae boobe fnGrfet
It's. Set err 90 oaioa III Sreit, at DC
iorIiae 9rnbSur bIiner mere iicIbuc
for hoert Mar. oa life oftc fees DC MI
e%itenfor WiSiouriilpben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
iuiarnuNu.
INF Ssbus pco 4ccnab.

Hpt Ssbns peo 3ecnab. - 9uis
Bros. al appIeton ital | Seit opisre
CT tort SSbus paa Den norolige 9reo
al Safe @inncbago peb Reeuob.
Np 5abrif / Merria. Gu Sabrit
for Silpirfning al Sopelimitaiter
ifal oprettes | Ierrin, 90 arbeioet
paa 8runonnIren er allereoe paabc.
opnot.
Snfferiubrif ! @em Tidmunb. Ser
bar | Den icnere Sio pGret laot pIa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

mtitrer, fan efter bette fsoe Dem anc
gienncm Sinteren al 80 McreS Wais.
De oIler fIeiie Silos opfsres MI al
Srp, men Der er ole 5egn tit at
6emeutbIocfs eIler aonfrete inart piI
blipc alminoelia benpttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
era uoIdnoet.

Sprit Better S~runbctffog bIep
Snsbags mproet | Ropo Gherfaf
Huslano. en- Stlioent trRngte Jig
inb | ben pripate Sernbanepogn,
bpori Spriten reiite og ifiso BAN meo
en- &~epolper. Spriten lepeoe fun
nogle faa Elmer. Worberen ifal
bore en- SIeetnins at bam.
Spancrne fsrer iom befienot otter
arig meo @airerne / Smegnen al
MeIila | oct noroIigite Maroffo. 8
gespnbeIien af benne nee retteoe
Maurerne ct poloiomt Ingreb paa
Spaniernes lGngit fremifrote Stil-
linser. Waurerne blep ganife piit
efter en- beftig Scamp brebet tilbaee,
men osiaa Spanierne leo itore Sab.
glanbt De mango falbne Spaniere
bar ogiaa beres Gbef General Sro-
neg.
Sripulis.IffGren. st Telegram
fra &onitontinopel al 17be Sftober
meooeler ct SorIpoenbe ON, at Sta.
Iieuerne ifal babe Iiot ct ~alporIigt
NeberIag ubenfor 9pen Sripolis.
en- MISUNDERSTANDING bapbe
fiernet fig furIangt fra Sobeoitprfen
% fom / 9lsrne paa Sprferne. Set
fom til et meget ifarpt Commented,
% Stalienerne matte trpffe fig TIL
bage, efterlaoenbe fig 100 falbne. =
st Telegram fra Hom meboeler, at
Here Waeter bar inbleoet penifabe-
lise Sorbanblineer meb Stalien /
bet Gtemeb at ~fremifpnoe Srebsilut-
ninger. Sfisnt ben italienife &eeie.
ring gierne bill lutte Sreo meb Epr.
fiet, err ben ubsielig / lit &rap paa
at bebolbe SripoIis iiben nogen gr-
f~tatning til Sprfiet, og bpis ben tyr.
fife Regiering life opbsrer meb lin
Repreialie.E olitif operfor itaIienIfe
ltnberiatter | oct tprfiife &ige, iaa
bill Stalien enbog lie fig nsbt til at
ienbe en- iterf Slaabe til sggeerbapet.
Set Tom eisr 11biisterne til en- mar.
Zig Sreslutning iaa tibet Ipie err Ben
Smlt9noiebeb, at Sprfiet for 1tGr.
pprenoe bar en- ioag og tibet banble-
opgtig &egiering, iom Magterne fin
Der BET tibet ~lsnnenbe at tr9oe / 81.
llnberbanblinger meo.
Gen tprfiife &eaierine er nemIis / en-
poerit pinlig Stiaine. Sbis ben gi-
Der efter for StaIiens arap og giper
fra Jig Sripolis gobt iom uben Mob.
itanb, iaa er BEN eanife iiffer paa,
at Der bill bIi alporIis rgreie bien,me
/ Sprfiet. 90 bette er en- farlig
Spas, iom ingen peb bpor bill enbe.
&iislano bar mobiliieret 10000
Wanb / Srmsfaufaiien lige pe6
ben tprfiife @renie, 9uIgarien paa.
itaaes at bore parat til en- arig meb
Sprfiet naariombelit for at faa fat
/ Wtafebonier, og / albonien er Der
Cheering og uro iom panligt. Saa.
leoes er ben "eliroppiife Situation"
for nproGrenbe nofiaa srrrmiet, os
fra Berlin meboeIes, at Den tpife SIC.
giering imsoeier @egipenbeoernes
Sang life uben 9efpmring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20
WinneIutaimBrct taaer Triieu

Winneiota t~ilfienotes sGrespriien,
en- Sslppofal p9ro $500, peb BEN in
ternationaIe Smsrfonteit / @ilipau-
fee, isis, forrise l1se. anben 8r9.
mic tilfienotes Soma og 3bie 9re.
mic @isconiin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

Yre'ten: set flyer ics big, Safob,
at Nltobolen og ben aIene or StpIb | bin
llIpffe. "
Safpb: "Wanee Sat for Be Orb, Sr.
Raitor. Se er Den fsrite. iom life bar
gipet mig ieIp StpISen. "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-20

epmaainn "Sussennen. er nrcsinaen !
COB Creen. % ben er alt pi Tan sufe en-
eorrafiine at barre. Ten aisr eoef aroetee
% eaor let.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-16
ANSWERS AND SUGGESTIONS.

Dear Mrs. Lee: 1t is with pleasure
that | see the Woman's Page re-
newed, after several weeks suspen-
sion. Yes, I too, think we can make
it an interesting department. AS
"Perplexed" says, Cant we discuss
something else besides patterns, pre-
serves and pickles?" l think so.
AS to the questions "Perplexed"
asks, it always seems to me the only
place for the wife and mother, even
if there is only one child, little
girl of six" in her home. I would
think the husband is entirely within
his rights when he wants his meals
on time, and wants the little girl to
be raised by the mother" For one
thing, he can't be a success in bust
ness in any line, if he is not punctual,
which he can't be if he has
to take his meals at "any old time"
and in "any old way" Therefore, his
wife should be there to have his din
ner ready for him. 1t not only gives
him more time to give to his bust
ness, but the encouragement it gives
him helps him to go back to work
with a brave heart and strong arm.
"PerpleXed" says, "There is really no
wants to help" | can sympathize
with her in that want" but if she
leaves home to work out" the neces-
sity for her to continue it most likely
would arise. She can help him more
at home with him than away. There
are many ways in which she can help,
and yet be at home, and get small
sums. If she is SO situated as we
farm women are, there is poultry.
She can't get ten dollars a week from
poultry, but she can raise lots of
good eating for the table, and get
lots of dimes and dollars, too. Then
there are her COWS. No big fortune,
but lots of help in feeding the family
and lots of nice twenty-five cents a
pound butter to sell. But her main
way to help him is by making a
home for him and encouraging him
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-16
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IDEAS AND COMMENTS.

Mrs. Lee has asked us to write to
the Woman's Page-to tell her how
we like it, how we think it ought to
be did" etc. So let's do it-let's
write so many letters it will
keep her busy reading them. And
let's make them SO good and our de-
partment SO popular she will be
begging the "Chief'' to give us two
pages instead of one
1 am sure that we JeffersOnian
women can do it. Just get at it.
My idea would be to fill the page
with helpful, interesting letters relat-
ing to household affairs-cooking,
sewing, poultry raising, and so on
letters on child training-tell us what
kind of men and women you are try
ing to train yours boys and girls to
be-happy little sketches, bright
comments on current doings, and a
poem occasionally-if you can write
it.
| think Mrs. Reese's letter in reply
to. 'Perplexed' is splendid. When I
read the letter of "Perplexed" 1
wanted to say to her that a rule
which l adopted some time ago, and
which has proven to be a good one
for me, is never to do anyt hing-any
really important thing about which
[ feel it necessary to ask advice.
There is no need to hesitate about do
ing whatever we are sure is right. If
you are not sure what you ought to
do, just wait until you are. BE
sure you are right, then go ahead"
What has become of Mr.. Sam
Weller? It's up to you, Mr.. Weller,
to come back and defend yourself
against the arguments that have been
advanced to prove that you are
wrong. You are not going to show
the white feather" are you, Mr.. W.?
T. P.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-16
HINTS AND HELPS.

A large Turkish bath towel makes
a nice bathrobe for a baby or small
child. Use white cotton curtain cords
for the girdle and make the hood of
Turkish face cloth. This little robe
is very serviceable and convenient,
and is easily Numbered.
Instead of paying children for do
ing work, let them understand that
they have little duties they must per-
form, but give them money at inter-
walls. Teach them the value of mon
ey and the principles of saving.
If you find. that your baby who is
just beginning to eat solid foods will
not eat soft cooked eggs-and there
are many who do not like them-try
scrambling the eggs until they are
we'll done. If not found palatable in
that form, make an egg custard. A
baby usually enjoys this and receives
the same amount of nourishment that
he would if the egg was cooked in
any other way.-N. Y. Sun.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-16
A HANDY THING is THE LITTLE
LEMON
LEMON.

Happy is the man who, when he is
handed lemon, Immediately sets up
a lemonade stand. But there are a
great many other things you can do
with lemon when it is handed you.
Here are some of them:
The juice of a lemon in hot water.
on awakening in the morning, is an
excellent liver corrective. Glycerine
and lemon juice, half and half, on a
bit of absorbent cotton, are excellent
to moisten the lips and tongue of a
fever parched patient A dash of
lemon juice in plain water is an ex-
cellent tooth wash. 1t not only re-
moves tartar, but sweetens the
breath. A teaspoonful of the Juice in
a small cup of black coffee almost
certainly will relieve a bilious head
ache. The finest of manicure acids
is made by putting teaspoonful of
lemon juice in a cupful of warm wa
ter. This removes most stains from
the fingers and nails, and loosens the
cuticle more satisfactorily than can
be done by the use of a sharp instru-
ment. Lemon juice and salt will re-
move rust stains from linen without
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-16

K1 HIS Sprlng-llke weather has
made us all look about for
our last years garden tools
and old sun-hat, and plan to
plant something, even if our better
judgment does tell us everything will
be killed few weeks later, when the
promised blizzard comes. Some of
US are getting ready for spring sew
ing and the job of frightening all
the little tots last year dresses.
One good plan and a saver of time,
is, when making the dresses allow
for a deep tuck on underside of the
hens, then when the dresses are to
be heightened, pull out the tuck
This saves the trouble of rehemming.
When the skirts of white dresses are
too worn for further use, cut off the
waists and use them as jumpers for
colored dresses.
Our letters are increasing and I'm
so glad, for it makes the page-and
each letter gives some splendid sug-
geStiOn. We can make it of wonder
full interest.
What do you think of sending
children to school so early?
One friend, speaking of her little
boy Of five years, said he was so bad
at home teasing two children younger
than he, that she sent him to small
school to keep him out the way, and
yet where he would have some one to
take care of him. The companion
ship of other children makes the
school appeal to the little child who
has no playmates at home, and yet if
child enters school at a too early
age, are they not apt to lose more by
growing tired of it and having a dis
like as they grow older? Cannot
child who starts later develop faster
and learn more readily? When the
little one goes into the school all the
baby life is put aside and the in
terest in the outside world begins. Is
it not best to keep them with us just
as~1ong as we possibly can-or am
l wrong in my idea? A. w. L.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-16

to put forth his best efforts in bring
ing in a living.
Then the little six-year-old girl
needs her mothers oversight and
companionship, and [ don't believe
she can get on as we'll without them.
She will suffer from the loss all
through life.
No, my dear, our husbands and
children need us, US, worse than
they do the money we can bring in.
Now, there are some circumstances
under which the wife and mother has
to leave home to make the living.
but [ understand "Perplexed's S" con-
ditiOn is different.
[ will say to can Economical
Wife, in regard to dyeing clothes: I
have not done so, but have a friend
who has, and she uses a we'll known
brand of dyes, and follows the direc-
lions given on each package. She
dyes a dress, or suit of mems clothes,
whole, and they are lovely. 1t takes
very careful pressing, she says.
MRS. w. M. PRINCE.
Oakland, Miss.