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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

iest Elm fir aae Mal elm Gnoe gena6t
mer0en. Sdon in oem letten aon=
greg lebnte iib cine groBe In5abl Ser
oemofratiiden Mitglieoer gegen Sen
@unih 0es 6iibrers auf uno itimmte
IN Sppoiition gu ibm fir Sic 3ulal-
Jung BON slri5ona in Sic Union, mas
Hon 10 emp0rte, oaB er SEM @ouuer=
NOR ron Ieras uno SEM 8iceprdiioen=
|ten Sberman ieiue &eiignation als
Mitglieo oes @unoesi enuts elnididte,
Ealer0inys mobl IN ser 9ofinumg, 0aB
LoieIelbe niht angenommel1 meroen
Emuroe.
/ llno er batte iih 0arin nidt ge=
EtGuidit. uno oa audi nod utele leiner
|oemcfratiihen 6reun0e in i'm 0ran=
[gen, nidt sic 6linte ins &orn 5u mer=
fen, 5og er germ feline &eiignation SUI
rid. SeBt lit oies aber ntdt mebr 5l1
Eermarten, uno man bofft, oaB er aber=
Emals abounfen miro, menn er liebt,
loaB ieine Jiibreritaft nidt me6r an=
erfannt meroen miro. Sn Sem oemo=
fratiiden 2ager mebt iett elm anoerer
@inS; man mill iiber 8atlep sur So
gesorom.ng ubergeben, uno Ste oemo=
fratiiden Ritglieoer 0es Senat5 bo=
ben 0el1 uerniinftigen 8eldluB gefaBt,
iih ieiner Iuhreridaft gu entleoigen.
Sic Mblhiittelung ioa in 6ieler 8eile
erfolgen. oaB Sic Iemofraten in einem
&arfus 0as Legislative Trogramm
pereinbaren uno es int Senat gegen
8ai(ep perfedten. gs lit 5par 5u BE-
3ueifeln, oaB ibnen 8ailep Sen @efal=
len tbun miro, gu relignieren, oa er Sic
Mbiidt nidt miBperltebt, a6er es tit
nenigitens I'M feline 6ibreridaft uno
oun1it auh Inn lei11en ginfluB getban,
mas idlieBlih Sic @uuptlode lit. Gin
Marm mie gailep, Sem Sic Democratic
Idle Nartei MIR Sos Mittel 5um 3mede
III, ms Ser lie MIR IN SEN Mugen 0es
Golfes herabiebt, geb0rt nidt SIT i6r
uno oarf Dor aaen 3inaen niht als
elmer ibrer 6iibrer angele6en mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Su, SmtereKe Der Tars
1tter.

Sic Don Sen Iemofraten uripriing=
li9 als Anfang CUR &e5ipro5itdtsDor.
lnge, beabiidtigte, iest aber als ielbit'
.nerit6noiger Gnt1purf porliegenoe
Jreiliite lit unter a1sorudlider Slid
idtnabme auf sic Sntereiien Ser Sar,
n1er entpprfen poroen. ioQte 5esbalt
BON oenieIben aud 10 peritanoen mer-
ben; trotoem lit es ben @egnern sc.
tlu11sen, Mibtrauen oaeegen 81 er,
tpede,1 uno eine 5timm1,ng 3,1 er3e1,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Sterne ,ano Stretfen.

Mm fommenoen IA. Suni mer0en
es MISUNDERSTANDING Sabre,
oaB Ser &ongreB sic 5orm ser ameri<
funiiden SABINE beitimmte; orei5ebn
Streifen, abmedieln0 rotb uno meiB,
uno orei5ebn Sterne> 1peiB in blauem
1eloe, als sinnbilo Ser Union. Nad
Ser 3ulaliung BON 8ermont un0 Sent
tudp inn Sabre 1871 muroe Ste 3abl
Ser streifen uuf fiinf5ebn erbobt ur1o
ebenlo Sic Ser Sterne. Sic Mbiidt,
ouB ieoer neu bin5ufommenoe Stadt
ourh einen Streifen uno einen Stern
be5eidnet meroen lo1te. 8are oos
meiter ourtgefubrt moroen, 10 bette
Sic SABINE unf0rmlife @eitalt befom=
men. SIN Sabre 1918, als 5mei mei=
tere Staaten auf5unebmen maren>
muroe eestalb beidlolien, Sic lr=
ipriinglifen orei5ebn Streifen pieoer
auf5unebmen uno nur jemeilig Bel
Mufnabme zines neuen Staates etnen
in Gem blauen 5eloe bin5ufu=
gen. Mah uno nad itno es nun 10
piele Sterne gemorben, baB es idmie=
rig miro, lie rihtig ein5ureiben. @e=
leblihe g~eltimmungen belteben 6afilr
niht, es lit Sem 4riegsiefretar iiber=
(aiien. 3lr5eit buben mir ieds &et=
FEN Sterre, bier 5u ie adt, 5mei 5u
lieben. Sfloboma lit barin ihon ein=
qeldloiien. Nun fommen bulls Mri5o=
lu un0 Seem Merifo bin5u, mas
idmmtlihe &eiben auf lie adt Sterne
bringen miiroe. 3umit mdre Damn ie=
Ser &lns ausgefiiQt, un5 So es nidt
ausgeihlolien lit, oaB nod mebr neue
Staaten b%in5ufommen, mirbe Sic Ser
tbeilung Sfmierigfeiten MAIDEN. 3a=
ral,f beoadt, fat ser Abgeoronete
glHsberrp pof,- Ghie-ia einer @in nor=
geihlagen, STE Sterne freisf0rmtg 5u
or0nen, mie oas uripringlid auf ser
Tohne Ser Sal NOR. Sic Soee itanmt
eigentlih om'Erdl0enten, Ser itd IN
oieiem Gimme ausgeiprohen batte, als
er nod &riegsiefretdr NOR.
Wit ser Mnnabme Ser 8ia eilt es
smor nidt, oenn es piro geralme 3eit
Sauer11, Big mieoer elm Serritorium
CUR 3ulaiiung in sic Union reif lit.
Mlasfa mir0 nod lange marten mil i
len. Snoeiien es fonnte iein> 6aB Ser
1uBerite @eiten uno Sii0melten iid
ourh @epolferungs5unabme ldne0er
entptfelt, als iih iett %annebmen ldBt.
1as iuolide California mag 5undd,lt
an sic &eibe fommen. Gin l%tnabbdn<
gigfeitsgefiiH feblt es Sort ni@t; SAB
ser norolibe Sbei[ oes Stoates So
mtniert, miro bereits als 1ruf emf
pf unoen, un6 tpenn sic @ep0lferung
binreifenS 5ugenommen baben miro,
itebt Sic 6or6erung, nus ser bisberi=
gen @erbinoung losgdoit, als ielbit<
ltdnoiger Staat auf5utreten, in ltderer
Mus11dt. 5erus bat lestber ltarf an
ginmobner5aH 5ugenommet, uno Bel
Ser fofoiialen Mus0ebnung oes &C.
bets miro es aud nur cine 5ruge- ser
3eit fem, mann es mebr &eqierungs=
3entralen baben mub a[s iebt. Mebn=
li6 ltebt es auh nit Mepa0u, oas
Raum fir nod piele Nidionen fat.
@enn 90 Sic 8iloung teuer Staaten
%notbmenoig miro, mag es miinl9ens=
mertb iein, 6em nationalen sternge=
btloe mbere 6orm gu geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

MS lie midi, ihr Slim, um1dlunaen;
9as lie iprah 10 Iieb unb i4Dn,
0ieie Sprude IoQ beltebn.
8, uie piele gibt es nod, Sic einen
oeutl 4 IN Softer, cine oertlde Wutter
batten un0 beute iih ihdmen, lire
M1,tteriprade 5u ipref,en. @er leine
gItern moroet, lit elm M0roer, mer
lie ueradtet, lit elm ltn0unfbarer, per
i6rer lpottet, lit ein @ulgenpogel, mer
1id aber ibrer lddmt, lire Sprade
slt ipreden, ser it0Bt Tie NIT SiBer[,
un0 mdren lie lGngit i'm @rabe. $50
RIM ioQen mir uns inn fremoen 2anoe
IhGmen, ceutih gu ipref}en? Sat
nift Ser Ieutihe audi BIER ieine &ruft
uuo ieinen M11tb bemieien, lit nidt
aufp iein Slut gefleiien fir Sic ster=
men inns Gtreifen? SIT Ser 3eutlhe
5uriifgeblieben, als es bieb, 5u BEN
@affen2 Sot er nidt mi1tg uno freu-
5ig iein SLUT gegeben fir feline neue
6eimatb? Inns rpie itebt es nit Sem
Tnrmer? Sit es ni9t gera6e Ser
Deutide, Ser am belten meiB un6 es
am beiten peritebt, 6em 9an0e Sic
6rudte ub5ugeminnen? $50 ein eng
ldn6er ooer Srldn6er Sabre lang aui
elmer Tarm %geurbeitet bat, obne Dor
tpdrts gu fommen, ia mo- lie tief in
Sdnloen liefen, fat ser 0eutihe, als
er sic gleide Tarm iibernommen bat,
es in fur5er 8eit gu Slid tins @obl=
itun0 gebraht. 11no mo0urd? Durd
TleiB, leine @eididlibfeit un6 @ioer=
1tunosfGbigfeit.
@enn man in cine 6arm iiebt, mo-
es rein Inn Saus uno S6euer aus,
1iebt, mo- Sronung nuf Sem 5ofe lit,
50 pobnt fait alemnl elm Deuti4er.
Dorin liegt feline 9atid,ung. SIN
qroBen Gurdidnitt but Ser 6eutlde
6ormer in @e5ug auf gbrlidfeit Ell
nen guten Mamen. Sober, Ser cine
Tarm au perpadten bat, iberlaBt lie
am liebiten einem Geutiden; er meiB.
berielbe lit treu, un0 fleibig uno 5u=
frieoen nit 1armersfoit, mdbren6 OIL
onoere MIR fife 9ederbiien pol1en
bei melder Scott gemiB feiner auf BEN
Gel0e etrpos leiiten fam. @in man
ettpas faufen, gebt 5ueri It 5u etnem
Deutiden. sc lit aus 0em Mngegebe-
men Ieiht eriittlih, 6aB mir uns ni61
.au iddmen bral1den, 6euti4 gu ipre=
hen; ser 9eutide bat nod itets feline
8fliht qetban, im @rieg, int @eiddf,
tal1ptiad,lid al1f Ser 6arm. 9arum
@brt BEG beutiden Sarmers .SleiB,
Ct ihafft, pb falt es ODER 1eib;
@elten h6ret tbr i'm Hagen,
Qajten fann CT niIlia tragen;
Su Slid nnb 11nglid bebt er NJ
Sos @ott tbut, bag 1T tpoblgetbau.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

gen. ouf sic Die Oppoiition I'M Senat
ii9 berufen mag. @an bat Sen Sat-
mern er5ablt, oaB Ser &e5ipro5itats=
'bertrag, mebr nod sic 5reiliite n1r Ole
eriten ~angeIesten Sebel ieien, Inn oas
geiammte s@ub5ouipitem uber SEN
Saufen 81 merfen, nobel Tie, oa ibnen
Ser Sartf ood AUDI meientlih 5ugute
fomme, ntdt minoer geldaoigt meroen
muroen, aQs Sic 6a%brifanten. Tins
manhe iino auh oarauf bereingefal=
len, obidon iie erfennen iolten, oaB
man lie MIR binter oas 2i9t fibren
nil, I'M SEN mouopolitii6en @oh50Q=
nern Sic aaitanien aus Sem 6euer gu
bolen. GaB Ste M%onopole aQes auf=
bietsn, UNI Die 8ia gu Sale gu Britt
gen, lit peri tdr1oli9 genl1g, ibnen pur=
Sc ouourh 5as mei entli6e 9tlfsmittel,
oas Nu6lifum 5u idropfen, ent5ogen
meroen. so 5. 9. miiroe Sic Jabrita=
tioh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maidinen
mud Nnnnbme Ser 9iQ ni9t mebr
our6 Sen 5arif geihiibt iein. Sen
in Ser @olle gefdr6ten Sdub50Qnern
mag Sos als elm Nufgeben 6es Nrin-
Sips beouuerlid ideinen, tbatia9lid
lit es NIT. elm Oft pirtbi6aftlider Sc
redtigfeit. Gieie 6a6rifation lit BE-
fan1tli6 p%ertruitet; Sic INTERNATIONAL
9arueiter @eieQidaft fiibrt sic Sci
tung. Sic bat bisber Sen Marft a5=
iolut beberridt. Mit M%ufbehung oes
3o1es f0nl1te aud ausldnoiider Mit-
6emerb bier 5ur @eltung fommen, mas
Sem 9an6e, ipe5ien SEM Garmer, nidt
gum Sda0en gereihen mir0, oa Sam
Ser 5ruit nidt mebr, mie bisber, SEM
einteimiifen &aufer mebr abneElier
funn uls Sem 4unoen inn Mu5larhc.
Mebnlid lit es nit Sen MGhmoid;i=
lien, Sic in ie0em @ausbalt gym: 80
entbebrliden Mobel %gerporoen iiEb.
Sic inns amerifaniide grfinoung, unS
Sic 6a%brifunten 6aben nit &e4:Gt aIcn
erforoerliden Sh11t genoiien. llr1 St.
lie Sn6uitrie biz sur b0diten Yote.'5
sl entmideln. Mber 6ieles Staoitn1
lit ldneit uberi 6ritten. Sic amerifa-
niide Observation-Disclosures iebt
fire @aare i1 nder @elt ab, aber, mie
Ser @arpeiter Sruit, bi1iger sort als
I'M etnbeimiihen @arfte. @s lit elm
foloiialer Iribut, Sen ser bieiige &du=
fer SEN 6dbrifanten 5ablen muB. Die
Singer Company 5ahlt b0bere 9ipi=
oenSen aIs irgeno cine anoere in6u-
'trisle &orporation in Sen Ser. Stna-
ten. &c lit 6uber nidt mebr n1s redt
ut,o ti0iq, 6aB al1h ser einbeimiide
@rmSe @crtbeiI oapon bat. 6ant ser
son fort, muB Sic @eieuidoft bier
ebenio btGig perfaufen mie inn Muslan=
Sc - Inter 6ieiem @eiihtspunfte lit
Sic 5reiiiite entmorf fen morben. 8tn0e=
uaru lit oarauf 9eiteat tporben, sdu=
he, 9e6er un0 ale 2e6ertpaaren, gau=
bo15, @ouenmaare, 61eiib, Stadel=
oraht ur6 cine @eihe bon an6eren Or
tifeln, 6eren m0glid biQiqiter gesug
fir SEN 6ormer bon b0ddter @idtig=
felt lit, oas meiteren audi fir sic &C.
iammte gep0lfer1lng. @s lit oesbalb
Elm TebIer, ser Street.-The gu opponiren.
@er iih 6a5u perleiten ldBt. bldit tbat=
d61id in 6as 6orn oes 2umber=Trui
oes Stabltruit un6 aGer an6eren Mo=
nopoIe, 6enen Ser Sarif nur o1s Weit=
tel aur Musbeutl1ng 6es @olfes ge=
bient Fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

Rronfeg' @opfrpeb ertitebt aus elmer
unoroentIid3en Beidaffenbeit BEG Ma.
gems uno fanu1 gebeilt peroen 6ur@
BEN @ebrnuh BON Gbonrberloins Ra-
qert. ur1 Decentralization. Berfuhi
iie. 81 taufer1 bon Ser Nolitor Drug
Company.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
zmrttrr Ihrl.
Ser Maient5nisin.

MoialDdlein Itebt unb ldutet
SIN peiben Seitgemano;
Suot an, mas pphl beoeutet
Ser &lang burh aue 2ano'?
sc lit ELM 1uiBes &lingen
SIM Wni iebt a%uertpdrt5.
Gin lpunperlieblih 5tngen,
Gin @ruR on ieoes 9er3.
@ie iiBes Mbeldrten
Nus itiIer 8ergc@eU.
8ie 1anftes &euensleiten
SIM flaren @aIoesque4. -
5ut's audi oas DIR nernommer,
@iel mehr nod t6nt's an'S 9er5. :
Naigl6d6en mnbnt an fommen
Sic gbrilten allertpdrts.
9oB gu Maria's SuBen
Sic fnie'n bon SAINT unb Sreuo',
nnp tdslih treu Tie griiben
S,u bieier Mntenseit.
Sraet lie am I,ltterber5en
Gin anDlp1ein bod. 10 bol0,
9uS uns fir ale Shmer5eu
Gum Sruit erbliibeu iollt'.
l(no alien, alen Mrmen
Heidt lie bies &n0lpletn bin.
M iuReltem grbarmen,
Bum Sell uns uub @etptnn.
., mieqt's in eurem ShooBe
llno tragt's i'll iel'ser 2uit,
Sic fife 2rippenroI e
9riidt felt on eure 8ruifl
llub benf Ser eoleu 8lume,
Sic @ottes Hath erbad}t,
9nR lie gum Gigentbnme
G11d 9upib's 8eis gebradtl
Mai fparh es emit auf groen,
So lie Sen Sohn gehar.
0'rum 1nu eetpeibt MIN tperoen
Ser Wai ibr tmmeroarl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
9emtj6e 9eloem uno
oeuti6e Tarmer.

Nh mie traulid,. ah tpie traut
S.n Scr N,ltteripruhe 2aut;
&os Sic Mutter emit gel ungen,
Ms lie MIDI. ihr Sinh, umIdlunaen;
@as lie iprad 10 lieb uno i41n,
0ieie Sprude lo1 belteh'n.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-06-30
A Sewing Rug.

To the woman who must sew in her
living rooms, would recommend a
sewing rug. made of piece of denim
,f the right size to fit light corner
,f the room. The edges are hemmed.
Along the outer side which comes next
the wall are four buttons evenly
spaced. At the center of each end q
strip of cloth forms handle. Whsn
wishing to tidy the room, l fold over
he rug lengthwise one-third, which
brings four eyelets worked with car
pot warp on the wrong side of the
rug along the fold. The other side
Is then folded over and the buttons
N the edge slipped into corresponding
eyelets. The ends are then brought
together, and the rug is hung by the
handles on a closet hook.-Hcuse-
keeper
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-06-30
TIMETABLE FOR COOK
SCHEDULE THAT WILL BE FOUND
USEFUL IN KITCHEN.
Gives the Exact Time Required for
Baking, Boiling, BrolIlng and Fry
Ing Various Meats, Vegetables
and Cereals.

Time Required for BakIns-Beans,
unsoaked, 8 to 10 hours; beef, sirloin.
per pound, 8 to 10 minutes; befe, rolled
rib, per pound. II to 15 minutes;
bread, brick loaf, 40 to go minutes; bis
cult, 10 to 20 minutes; cake, plain. 20
to 40 minutes; cake, sponge, 45 to 80
minutes; cookies, 10 to Is minutes;
custards, Is to 20 minutes; duck, tame.
40 to 60 minutes; fish, to pounds,
hour; gingerbread, 20 to 80 minutes;
graham bread, 30 minutes; lamb, well
done, per pound, Is minutes; mutton.
rare, per pound, 10 minutes; pie crust,
30 to 40 minutes; pork, well done, per
pound, 80 minutes; potatoes, 30 to 40
minutes; pudding, bread, rice and tapi-
oca, 1 hour; rolls, 10 to Is minutes;
turkey, 10 pounds, 8 hours; veal. per
pound, 20 minutes.
soIlins-Asparagus, 15 to 20 min
utes; bass, per pound, 10 minutes;
beets, As to 60 minutes; brown bread,
hours; cabbage, 80 to 45 minutes;
carrots, 45 to go minutes; cauliflower.
80 to As miputes; celery. 80 to 45 min
utes; chickens, 45 to 80 minutes;
clans, to 5 minutes; cod, per pound.
minutes; coffee, to minutes; corn.
green, to minutes; eggs, 3 to
minutes; fowls. to 8 hours; haddock.
per pound, minutes; ham. hours;
hominy, 1 to 2 hours; oatmeal. to q
hours; onions, go to 45 minutes;
oysters, minutes; parsnips, 80 to 40
minutes; peas, Is to 20 minutes; pota-
toes, 20 to 80 minutes; rice. 15 to 20
minutes; salmon, Is minutes; squash, ],
20 to 80 minutes; sweetbreads, 20 to-
30 minutes; tomatoes, Is to 20 min
utes; turkey, to hours; turnips. 80!
to 45 minutes; veal, 2 to 8 hours.
Broillng = Chickens, 20 minutes;
chops, minutes; fish, thick, Is to 20
minutes; steak, to minutes.
FryIng-Bacon, 8 to minutes;t
Dreaded chops, 4 to minutes; GRO
quettes, 1 minute; doughnuts. 3 to 3,
minutes; fish balls, / minute; fritters,
3 to minutes; mullins. to 5 min
utes; smelts, minute.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-06-30
Ice Cream Hint.

How many housekeepers ever think
Of utilizing melted ice cream? Instead
of throwing away the small left over.
portions that remain In freezer or
mold, this melted cream should be
Incorporated In cake, cookies, or some
small dessert For the latter little
gelatin should be added. varying. OF
course. with the result desired. Melt
ed chocolate ice cream into which
chopped marshmallows have been
stirred, and little melted gelatin
added, makes a delicious combination.
Chopped fruits, as bananas, figs. and
dates, also give pleasing variety.
When using melted ice cream for cake
leave out the milk called for In the
recipe and use less butter and sugar.
Judgment must be used in combining
quantities as no general rule can be
given. The flavor of the cake must
be considered and the ice cream ia
gor must harmonic with 1t.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-06-30
SERGE is POPULAR MATERIAL
Coats for Both Grown-Ups and Chill
dren Are Seen Both in Dark Blue
and Checks.

Serge is preferred to cloth for the
serviceable coat and very often
smart little coat of serge has no
trimming at all save a big collar OF
some contrasting material.
Dark blue serge and black and
white check seem to be the favor
ties for the tailored coats designed for
serviceable wear, though biscuit and
khaki tones are considerably used.
On the dark blue serge big collar
of dull blue crash, plain or with seal
loped and embroidered edge and per-
haps some other embroidery design
Is liked. Ecru linen is used for col
lars, too, and some little coats in dark
blue have big collars of soft rose linen
embroidered in white.
Then, too, big collars Of embroid-
cred white pique are very smart on
the dark coats. Often in the coats
for children from three to six years
of age the coat which falls almost to
the bottom of the dress has collar
wide over the shoulders and sloping
down quite to the bottom Of the coat.
Or perhaps the fronts cross diagonally,
following the natural line Of such a
collar and two big buttons are set on
diagonally at the very bottom Of the
overlapping front, the collar ending
just above.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-06-30
Quickest saaId That Grows.

The quickest salad that grows and
the least used in this country Is mus
tard and cress. Sow curled garden
cress in long rows, four inches apart.
1t natures in 81 days. As soon as 1t
breaks through the ground sow the
same quantity of white mustard, and
the two will be ready at the same
time They should be cut when about
an inch and a half high and used mix
ed in equal parts. In England
and on the continent 1t is used
extensively for sandwiches, dinner
salads, with lettuce leaves. and for
garnishing meats. The round turnip
radishes take only about the same
time to mature II sown In rich ground.
80 1t is easy to have home grown
salad. if nothing else. the first Of
July.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-06-30
SYNOPSIS.

James Wilson or Jimmy as he Is called
by his friends. Jimmy was rotund and
looked shorter than he really was; HIS
but people steadily refused to do So. his
art Is considered a huge joke. except to
himself. If he asked people to dinner ev-
Bella Knowles: they live together a year
and are divorced. Jimmy's friends ar
range to celebrate the first anniversary
when Jimmy receives telegram from his
Aunt Selma, who will arrive in four hours
to visit him and his wife. He neglects to
into his confidence. He suggests that Kit
play the hostess for one night. be Mrs:
Wilson pro TEN. Aunt Selma arrives and
Jim's Jap servant Is taken ILL., Bella.
Jimmys divorced wife. enters the house
and asks Kit who is being taken away In
Kit tells her Jim is well and is In the
house: HARRISON steps out on the porch
and an, discovers man lacking card on
bison sees the word Smallpox" printed
on it. =. He tells him the guests cannot
lifted. After the lifting Of the quarantine
several letters are found in the mail box
qpn1deliXered. one is addressed to Henry
Hritten BY Harbson He deseribes wns mds mi
nutely of their Incarceration. also Of his
infatuation for Mrs. Wilson. Aunt Selma
nurse. HARRISON fnds Kit suIking on the
roof. She tells him that Jim has been
treating her outrageously. Kit starts
downstairs. when suddenly she is grasped
in the arms Of a man who kisses her sew
eral times She believes that HARRISON
did 1t and Is humiliated. Aunt Selma tells
Jimmy that her cameo breastpin and
other articles Of jewelry have been stolen.
She accuses Betty of the theft. Jimmy
tells Aunt Selma all about the strange
happenings. but she persists in suspecting
theft
HARRISON demands an explanation from
Kit as to her conduct towards him. she
tells him of the incident on the roof he
does not deny nor confirm her accusation.
One of the guests devises a way to escape
from the house. They set fire to the re-
ception room and attempt to leave the
house from the rear. The guards dis
cover. the ruse and prevent them from
escaping.
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SMOOTH EYE NEEDLE BEST
Choice of Needles for Embroidery
Matter In Which Great Care
Should Be Exercised.

Exercise care in the choice of nee
dies for embroidery. The best is a
needle with a smooth eye that allows
the silk plenty of leeway and will not
pull or rough it.
Be sure your needle is adapted to
the size Of the silk A too small eye
cuts and trays the silk, gathering it
in a thick lump which must be forced
through the fabric. A too large one,
on the other hand, shows the holes
and makes the work look as if it had
too few stitches.
In general, when working on the
usual materials, a No. 9 or No. 10
needle is best for double silk, No. II
for fine embroidery with single
thread, No. for thick floss, twisted
embroidery silk and outline silk and
No for rope silk.
In shading, where a number Of col
ors are used alternately, have needle
for each color. and use the different
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Flanagan said. encouragingly. You'll
drop it in chunks"
Jim looked at the tin as If he ex.
pected to see the chunks lying at his
feet.
Yes" he said. wiping the back OF
his neck. 'If we're in here 80 days
that will be $50 pounds. Don't forget
to stop in time, Flanagan. l don't
want to melt away like CANDLE
He was cheered, however, by the
promise of reduction
What do you think of that, Kit?''
he called to me. Your uncle Is going
to look as angular as a problem In
geometry. Tll-I'l be the original re-
ductio ad absurdum. Do you want me
to stand on my head. Flanagan
Wouldn't that reduce something?"
Your brains. SIR" Flanagan retort-
ed, gravely, and presented a, pair of
boxing gloves. Jim visibly quailed.
but he put them on.
do you know, Flanagan" he re-
marked, as he fastened them, I'm
thinking of wearing these all the time.
They hide my character"
Flanagan looked puzzled. but he
did not ask an explanation. He de-
manded that Jim shed the bath robe,
which he finally did, on my promise
to watch the sunset. Then for fully
a minute there was no sound save of
feet running rapidly around the roof
and an occasional soft thud. Each
thud was accompanied by grunt or
two from Jim. Flanagan was grimly
silent. Once there was a smart rap.
an oath from the policeman, and a
mirthless chuckle from Jim. The
chuckle ended in a crash, however,
and I turned. Jim was lying on his
back on the roof, and Flanagan was
wiping his ear with a. towel. Jim sat
up and ran his hand down his ribs.
They're all here" he observed
after minute. Il thought l missed
one"
THE only way to take q mans
weight down." Flanagan said dryly.
Jim got up dizzily.
Down on the roof, / suppose you
mean" he said.
The next proceedings were mysteri-
GUS. Flanagan rolled the barrel into
the tent. and carried a small glass