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La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23
hepaEsid d gand tlmosta1onI
a vENEZlA

Roma, 21.-A Venezia in Occa-
stone della yenRta del Re, che do
vra incOntfarsi in delta citta con
PImperatOre GugiielmO, 81 prepa
ra una grandiosa ed imponente
dimostraziOne dinastica, che SER
vira per dimostrare l'affettO di
Venezia al SOvranO, e sara una
solenne protesta contro ratten-
tato.!
lie societa monarchiche hanno
pubblicatO patriottici manifesto
invitanti tutti j cittadini a prem
dere parte ALA impenente mani
festaziOne.
ii Municipio organizza per la
sera di DOmenica una grande Sc
rata mel mare con Ia partecipa,
ziOne del concerto musicale.
NumerOse imbarcaziOni saran-
no illuminate fantasticamente
ed anche piazza San Marco sara
illuminate in modO straordina-
rio.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23
CANDIDATE 4 eaDIn d eoRT.
EI HETToN DEL 100 DETRfITO
eaDullE

AnnunziO al miei numerosi a.
mici e conoscenti la mia candida,
tura a Giudice di Corte del 1850
Giudiziale Distretto del West
Virginia, dele Contee di Grant,
Mineral Tucker.
E. milo sOmmo desideriO essere
eletto a Giudice per mostrare al
miei amici quail e quaint benefi-
eli apporter0 all'amministrazio-
ne della Giustizia-
Delta carica ha un importan-
"a speciale, ed e d'uopo che viene
Occupata da uomini dotati din
gegno, coscienziosi ed onesti.
E. inutile mettere i'm evidenza
i miei merritt personali: da tutti
sono conosciuti, e credo di essere
degno occupare l'alta carica di
Giudice nella Corte di Parson,
che ale prfmarie elezioni del 4
giugno viene sottopOsta-
Ritorner0 q vol cola fiducia
di averne II vostro appoggio, qua
lie individuo da ayere fatto ii
milo doyere di magistrate 9 gen
tiluOm0.
In me non si hanno mai verifi-
cato erTori giudiziari, ne tampo-
co sono state disumano, la mia
retta coscienza ha fobbligo di ri
bellarsi a gualsiasi insinuazione.
Nettete in evidenza miei pre-
gi personali fate vol dele rico
gnizieni, Sc questi vi sembrano
migliori le sceglierete milo be
neficio.
Nell'attualita TO- parte di di,
verse commission ed oecup0 de.
gil uffici di una oerta impertan,
Ia: Membro per lie license dele
Bar, cOmponente della commits.
stone del Grand Jury del Giu
rati.
vi sar6 grato ne terrete In con
| siderazione il mio nome.
Keyser, w. Va
+. VI. Reynolds.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23
L BATTESIMO DELE STRA
DE DI TRIPOLI.

TripOli, 4.-TripOli va acqui-
stando giOrnalmente un aspetto
migliOre; 81 ripulisce, si ia bella,
elegante, civettuola. Motto tenn
po Occorrera perche diventi per-
fettamente dogma della sua posi-
ziOne e del suo avvenire; ma in
tantO e doverosO segnarne II con-
tinuo progresso. Oggi una novi-
ta cOlpl: finOra qui era difficilissi
mo fOrizzontarsi mel dedalo del
lie strade intricatissime, senza IL
nome scritto allie cantonate; a.
desso si cominci6 a scriverlo mel.
lie vie principali mantenendo la
denominations ARABIA di "sciara"
che significa strada. Cost leggem
mo stamane con molta sOddisfa-
ziOne 'Sciara Misra, Sciara All
Zia, Sciara Ricardo.
Flu pure scritto in un angelo
della piazza del mercato del pane
"suk ell Hobsa" (suk significa
mercatO).
Per nolte vie sara pero diffici-
lie trovare II nome ARABIC, poiche
nessunO 10 conosce. Gil stessi a.
rabi quando 81 presentano all'uf.
ficio dello state civile 81 trovano
nella impOssibilita di dare il To-
70 indirizzO, non avendo l'abitu-
dine di dare un nome allie strade
di segnare con un numero le por-
te.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23

stone. Egli dichiara che il Mer-
gheb { imprendibile, che dalla
sua conquista HONS { resa tran
quilla come TripOli.
$40 CADAVERI
Ieri furOno cOntati cadaveri
lasciati dal nemicO nella c0nca
sotto il Margheb. Essi ammonia.
no a 500 tutti hanno addosso
munizfoni vicino fucili. E la
prima volta che tanti cadaveri ed
armi nemiche restano nellie no
sire mani; sc al cadaveri rimasti
sui campo ri uniscono quelli che
il nemico, fedele aai suOi costumi
porto via durante razione 81 ha
un totale, credo, non lontano dai
mile morti.
Oggi il generate Caneva visit0
nOstri feriti bOrdo del pirO-
scafo Regina d'Italia" e comuni
co loro gil eloquent telegrammi
del Re e del ministro della guer,
ra.
Giuseppe BeviOne.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23
NOti1e della Guerra
ENVER BEY FERITO GRA-
VEMENTE.

VEMENTE.
Tripoli, 1S.-A Bengasi 81 con-
ferma la notizia che Enver Bey,
comandante in capO dele forze
arabo-turche, fu colpitO da uno
'shrapnel" nell'ultimo eombatti-
ment0 Bengasi feritO assai
gravemente.
LA TURCHIA RIFIUTA LA
PACE.
Roma, 20. - Telegrafano da
Parigi che rambasciatore Turco
a Parigi Rifaat Pascia comuni-
co POincare, che la Turchia
non accetta lie condizioni di pace
messe dalPItalia.
GUARDIE DI FINANZA IN
TRIPOLITANIA.
Roma, 90. - 81 annunzia la
prOssima partenza della compa-
gnia di guardie di finanza costi-
tuita recentemente destinata
ALA TripOlitania-
La compagnia 81 compone di
200 guardie.
PIOGGIA DI FUOCO.
Roma, 20. - Telesrafano da
TripOli che questa mattina i due
dirigibili p. p. 3 hanno ese-
guita una splendida volata diri-
gendosi prima lungo la costa del
mare finO Zuiva per cercare
di scoprire qualcuna di quelle Ca
rovane che portano di continue
del cOntrabbando.
Nulla avendO scoperto di so
spetto due dirigibili si sOnO di-
retti verso il deserto, passando'
al di sopra dele nostre trincee
ira lie acclamazioni gioconde del
nostri soldati.
Ale acclamazioni gil audaci
areonauti, rispOndevano svento-
lando dele piccele bandierine. !
dirigibili in tanto 81 perde-
vano di vista non apparivano
pin che come piccOli punt per
duti nello spazio.
.Coloro che guidavano i dirigi-
bill scOrsero nellie vieinanze di
Suani Bene Den un vastO accam-
pamentO tureo.
ii yolO era lentO appunto per
potter bene stabilize Ia pOsiziOne
topOgrafica del luogo dove ac-
campava il nemico.
/. dirigibili furono scoperti e
contro di essi fu fatta una nutri-
ta scarica di fucileria che nulla
fece di male al due grandi esplo-
ratOri i quail eontinuarono ad
avanzarsi in modo che ben pre-
sto furono sopra IL campo nemi-
co, sui quale fecero cadere una
quantita di bombe dove maggie
re era ragglomerazione dele ten
de.
/ turco7arbi seguitarono a far
fuoco contro i dirigibili ma le
bombe faeevano strage nemici
dOvettero darsi ALA fuga.
lie bOmbe lanciate con effetti
micidiali sui campo nemico furo-
no una quarantine
lie perdite del nemico furono
ingenti.
Compiuta mirabilmente la 10
TO missione due dirigibili tor
naronO Tripoli portando la lie
ia novella della vittoria e rim-
portanti nOtizie sui numero la
posiziOne dellesercito nemico.
Alcuni informatori giunti dal
campo nemieo dicono che E i'm
minente un attacco di lutte lie
forze turcO arabe contro Derna,
altrimentf gil arabi ritorneranno
nj lavari del campi. )
Queste notiZie non destaAo
nessuna preoccupazione perche
Deyna Z i'm condizione di potter
resistere a qualunque attacco.
NEMlCI RESPINTI A CAN
NONATE.
Derna. 20.-Gruppi di nemici
81 ,mostrlrono oggi a distanza,
ma prima che 81 fOssero avvicina-
ii fGrOnO costretti ritirarsi dai
tiri precisi ed efficaci dele no
sire artigIierie, subironO Perdi-
te abbastanza rilevanti.
LA MEDAGLIA COMMEMO-
RATIVA PER La CAMPA-
GINA DELLA LIBIA.
Roma q. - Oramai tutto 3
prontO per la coniazione della
medaglia commemorative per Ia
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23
LA TURCHIA RIFIUTA LA
PACE

Roma, 20. - Telegrafano da
Parigi che l'ambasciatore Turco
a Parigi Rifaat Pascia comuni.
co a Poincare, che la Turchia
non accetta lie condizioni di pace
messe dall'Italia.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23

Roma q. - Oramai tutto 3
prontO per la coniazione della
medaglia commemorative per Ia
"Campagna della Libia". Per
suggerimento personale del Re
ii nastlinO sara di seta col colori
di Roma per ricordare la doni,
nazione di Roma antica sulle ter.
re conInisiate.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-03-23
GUARDIE DI FINANZA IN
TRIPOLITANIA.

Roma, 90. - Si annunzia ID
prossima partenza della compa
gnia di guardie di finanza COST
tuita recentemente e destinats
ALA TripOlitania-
La compagnia 81 compone d
200 guardie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
HE WOULDN'T
EAT HER MEALS

siiH, Bertha NJ. nonhan would
prepare nice meals for Orlando
Taylor nonhan. wcording to h.r
complaint for divorce. but Orlando
would refuse 90 eat them. Not that
he would say they were not nice
hut be wouldn't say anything lie
would remain silent. suilcn aud
moroae while az home And be
would drink to excess. The couple
we're married May. 1907. and ia
December. 1908. according to the
complaint. Orlando left home al.
together,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
MONK GIVES BATH

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April q
Escaping from the pocket ~ a
visitor al the city prison. trained
monkey badly seaided n score %
prisoners. II was hath day" AZ
the fail. and the shower bath lndi.
Gators worked from the outside.
The sImian did 'he rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
THE MARKETS

The following are shs average
prices paid By ioess com rnission msr-
chants 20 the producers. Prices In
ali cases are subtsot 70 variation,
according to freshness and general
srosIlsnce. but these prtees, unless
othsrwise indicated. are for strictly
first Rradsa
Eggs aud Bufrsr--ssiiirg Priee
Native Washington but
ter asa atIffssF. 80
fss@ru aofat ... i25n "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
BURIED IN CISTERN

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April q
Buried alive beneath tons OF
Earth ~ a result OF an avalanche IN
a cistcrn in which he was working.
Michael Nustella suffocatsd 20
death today before rcncucrs could
reach him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
TAFT "CARD
HOUSE FALLING

SACRAMENTO. April % In a
telegram 20 GOV. Johnson. Senator
Joseph NJ Dixon, campaign man.
ager OF Col Roosevelt. says the
South may be counted ON 10 break
away from President Taft and join
the Roosevelt band wagon in Chit
cago. lie quotes from the Rooae.
Welt contrasting delegations In South
Carolina TO this effect.
The Taft card house IN falling
down" are the words Of Senator
Dixon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
TOO MANY LOVERS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. April ga
Seeking protection from the attcn.
tlona OF an unwslcome sutton. MARY
Cupie. ~. recently from slayonla
pleaded for guardian She came
TO America contracted 90 marry
Tony Raaieh. bat changed her mind
after meeting tho prospective
bridegroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

VINCENT ASTON,
Son OF John Jacob Astor aud heir
to the greater part OF the $500. 000..
600 Astor fortune by the death OF
his father. who persisted In the ri.
ianic. lie viii also be head OF the
American Aston family. and itn OF.
fetal representative IN many enter,
priaes. One OF the stories told las,
summer. at the time OF his fathers
TO ia.year'old Madeline
Force lwho survives her husbandl
was that young Vincent had been
Interested in Miss Force before hin
father met her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
COMPOSER OF
ROSARY DEAD

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. April -
Robert Cameron Rogers. author,
millionaire bank director and pub.
Usher OF the Morning Press. died
here today from appendicitis.
Rogers was the composer Of
The Rosary which song won
him international fame. A wife and
three sons survive him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
Disaster Drives Her
to Commit Suicide

VENICE. Cal. April 20 Driven
temporarily insane Is brooding over
the Titanic disaster. Mrs. NJ T.
Stuchier aged IS. wealthy widow
OF So Louis. Mo. who has been
residing at % Florence av.. Venice
for the past three months commit.
ted suicide here today Her body
was found In the surf by the police
at 7;a0 O'Clock II was covered only
b. long black overcoAt.
She had no relatives aboard the
vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
Johnny Makes Up Mind

SAN FHANIIStO. Cat. ApfiI 2.
Tired Of a three years battle his
parents were having for his posses.
sion, T.ycar.oid Johnny Stratham
took personal charge Of the matter,
Please let me stay with mommie.
he wrote Judge Graham. He won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
WHALE is TOO high

ABERDEEN. April 22.--Nolun.
tecrs were called for to remove
dead whale on the beach here
They attacked IL bravcly but were
forced 10 retreat. II viii be burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
VOTERS BURCLE SAFE

TOLEDO. or. April % The
county clerk forgot TO open his
safe containing voting forms. I'm.
patient voters NJ noon hurglRrlked
Il. drilling hole through the safe
and taking out enough forms 20
start on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
''SHE WAS Buster
THAN BUZZ-SAW"

SAN FRANCISCO. April 20.
--"Busier than a huFxasw and
a trl'le more dangerous" wsa
hte reference made 10 his wife
Alice here today by o.. Francis
'. johnson. a wealthy druggist
and physician, In flilno suit for
divorce. Here are a few OF the
things Or. johnson's complaint
alleges that his wife did to
make his life miserable,
"she broke down the door Of
my office with an axe while
was attending 70 patient and
smaeked me IN the mouth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
AND DOG TRAIL

NEwBERG. Or. April % Coats.
ing down hill. party Of boys ran
into a doc and three suffered
broken bones. The dog lost his
tall.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
CHAPTER ".
Sweetheart and Partner.

Sweetheart and Partner.
Billy was sitting quietly in the big
lawn.swing when his aunt, dressed for
the street, finally came through the
front door.
a. am going uptown, William" she
said. Il want to buy you some things
that you may 60 with me to church
Sunday. Have you ever been to Sun.
day SCHOOL,"
"Naw'm: but l been to pertracted
meetin'," came the ready response. Il
see Sanctified Sophy shout tell she
tore ev'y rag offer her back 'ceptin'
a shimmy. She's one oman who sho'
is got 'ligion; she amt never back.
slid tall. an she amt never fell rom
grace but one time"
stay right In the yard till I come
back. Sit In the swing and don't 90
outside the front yard. shan't be
gone long," said Miss Minerva.
His aunt had hardly left the gate
before Billy caught sight Of round.
fat little face peering at him through
the palings which separated Miss MI
nerva's yard from that OF her next
door neighbor.
Hello" shouted Billy. rs you the
bad little boy what can't play with
me?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
CONTINUED from page p

CONTINUED from page %
buttermilk was spIashlng in every d.
rection, and singing in a clear, sweet
voice:
He'll feed you when yol's naked.
The orphans tear he'll dry,
He'll clothe you when you's hongry
An take you when you die"
Miss Minerva jerked him of with
no gentle hand.
What done now" asked the boy
innocently. "'Tain't no harm as
can see jes' to straddle churn."
Go out in the front yard" corn
manded his aunt. and sit in the swing
till | call you. I'll finish the work
without your assistance. And, Viii
Ham," she called after him, there is
a very bad little boy who lives next
door; want you to have as little 10
do with him as possible"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22

| left 'em yesterday. had 'em trying
to cut a piece of wire. stole on
and went down to Sam Lambs house
this morning and token breakfast
with him and his old woman, Sukey,"
he boosted.
Il knows Sam Lamb" said Billy.
Il rode up on the bus with him."
Hes my partner" remarked Jimmy.
Hes mine. too" said Billy, quick
ly.
mo, he amt neither; you all time
talking bout you going to have Sam
Lamb for a partner You want every.
thing | got. You want Miss Cecilia
and you want Sam Lamb. Well. you
Just amt a-going to have EN-. You
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22

"Ain't she a peach?" asked Jimmy.
She's my sweetheart and she Is bout
the SWEETEST sweetheart they is"
She's mine, too" promptly replied
Billy. who had fallen in love at first
sight. rs a-goin' to have her fer my
sweetheart, too"
Nav, she amt yours. neither; she's
mine," angrily declared the other IT.
tie boy, kicking his rivals legs. You
all time talking bout you going to
have Miss Cecilia for your sweetheart.
She's done already promised me"
I'll tell you what" proposed Billy.
"lemme have her an you can have
Aunt Minerva"
Il wouldn't have Miss Minerva to
save your life" replied Jimmy disre-
specially. her make amt no bigger'n
that" making a circle of his thumb
and fOrefinger. Miss Cecilia. Miss
Cecilia" he shrieked tantalizingly, rs
my sweetheart"
~ betcher | have her fer a sweet
heart soon as ever | see her." said
Billy.
What's your name?' asked Jimmy
presently.
Aunt Minerva says it's William
Green Hill, but faint. it's jest pain
Billy" responded the little boy
Amt God a nice. good old man"
remarked Billy. after they had swung
in silence for while. with an evident
desire to make talk.
THAT he is replied Jimmy. en-
Enthusiastically. Hes bout the forgiv-
INCEST person ever was. just couldn't
get long at all 'thout him. It don't
make no Difference what you do or
how many times you run off, all you
got to do is just ask God to forgive
you and tell him you're sorry and amt
going to do SO no more, that night
when you say your prayers, and It's
all right with God. Sposing he was
one of these wants.his.own-way kind
O. mans, he could make hi'self the
trOublesomest person ever was, and
little boys couldn't do nothing a tall.
| sure think a heap of God. lie amt
never give me the worst of it yet
Il wonder what he looks like"
unused Billy.
Il spec he just looks like the three
headed giant In Jack the Giant Kill
err" explained Jimmy, "'cause he's
got three heads and one body. Is
heads are name Papa, Son and Holy
Ghost. and his body is Just name
plain God. Miss Cecilia 'splained 1t
all to me and she is bout the splendid.
est 'splainer they is. She's my Sum
day school teacher"
she's goin' to be my Sunday school
teacher. too" said Billy, serenely.
Yours nothing: you all time want
my Sunday school teacher"
"Jimmee!" called voice from the
interior OF the house In the next
yard.
Somebody's acallin' you." said
Billy.
THAT amt nobody but mamma" ex.
planned Jimmy composedly.
"Jimmee.ee!" called the voice.
Don't make no noise" warned that
little boy; maybe she'll give up
toreckly."
You Jimmes!" bio mother eal1od
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22

again.
Jimmy made no move to leave the
swing
Il don't never have 10 go less she
says James Lafayette Garner then
| got to hustle he remarked.
Jimmy Garner."
shes mighty near got me-" he
said softly: but maybe she'll get tired
and won't call no more. She amt
plumb mad yet"
James Garner"
Its coming now" said Jimmy dole
fully.
The two little boys sat very still
and quiet.
james Lafayette Garner!"
The younger child sprang to his
feet
Il got to get move on now" he
said; when she calls like that she
means business. | betcher she's got
switch and a hair brush and a slip
per in her hand right this minute.
I'll be back toreckly." he promised
He was as good as his word. and in
a very short time he was sitting again
facing Billy in the swing.
She just wanted to know where
her embroidery scissors was" he ex-
planned. 1T don't matter what's lost
in that house. I'm always the one
that's got 10 he 'sponsible and all time
got to go look for it."
did you find EN-" asked Billy.
Yep: | went right straight where
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22

What you doing in Miss Mlncrvas
yard?" came the answering intcrro-
CATION across the fence.
rs come TO live with her" replied
Billy. My mamma an papa is dead.
What's yo' nance"
I'm Jimmy Garner. How old are
you? I'm most six. am
"Shucks. lis already six. a-going ON
seven. Come on. les swing
Cant" said the new acquaintance.
i've ruined off once today. and got
licked for it."
Il amt never got no whippin sence
me an Wilkes Booth Lincoln's born," "
boosted Billy.
Amt YOU" asked Jimmy. Il spec
| been whipped more'n a million times.
my mamma is so perticlar with me.
She's bout the pertic-larest woman
ever was: she don't low me to leave
the yard 'thout get a whipping. I
believe | will come over to see you
bout half a minute"
Suitins the action to the word
Jimmy climbed the fence, and the two
little boys were soon comfortably
settled facing each other in the big
lawn-swing.
Who lives over there?" asked Billy,
pointing to the house across the
street.
That's Miss Cecilia's house That's
her coming out of the front gate now"
The young lady smiled and waved
her band at them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
got to get somebody
ner and sweetheart.

got to get somebody else fo- Won. >,
ner and sweetheart" !"
We'll, You jest wait an see. ,
Billy. Il got Major Nina
"Shucks. they amt Nc l.a o- ~,
that away and Jimmg -
subject" Sam Lambs soa ;.
little pigs. He LEI n, ! :,
said Sam Lambs l4rr., IAN
Hes got a COW, too. a.
worrisimest horns ever
lieve she's a steer anyNa
"Shucks." said The G,
temptuously. You d. e.
when you see one; !or ,o,,k
steer"
con,iuuta
Putnam patriot., 1912-09-13
MDAM@ % D ondhe1AH IA7OXE7

Never allow either very hot or very cold food to come In contact with the teeth, the extremes iH temperature will break the enamel and cause de- cay.
 When brushing the hair draw the brush firmly over the scalp and down the entire length of the hair fin one stroke; the short stroke Is liable to break the hair
 Too much liquid should not be talk en with the food at meals; it will d. lnte and weaken the gastric juice. Thorough mastieatlon supplies the necessary gastric liquid.
 The occasional use of gloves and cold cream is good for the hands. but if worn every night the hands will be come yellow. II is best 10 perforate the gloves and cut of the finger tips
 The parentheses or lines around the corners Of the mouth can be removed by masHaglng; they are caused by iaughine and consequently Che lines sill constantly reappear and require daily treatment.
 When the eyes ache they can be re- 3eyed hy closing the lids for five minutes If they have d burning sem satiou bathe them with hot water to which dash Of witch hazel has been added; if the whites are yellow and the pupils dull strict attention should be paid to the diet
Putnam patriot., 1912-09-13
GOOD THINGS.

\ most appetizing breakfast dish Is toast with white sauce generously seasoned with cheese and poured over it.
 Vermicelt added to a white sauce or a tomato sauce is another good dish for luncheon, on toast.
 If there is a daughter or son away at college, a chicken or small turkey, or duck. roasted in a paper bag, and sent packed in a new one, to be used in warming it up if desired, will cause a son or daughter to rise up and call his mother blessed.
 Another dainty for that box of goodies is nice cake. One that will keep moist for several days, is the most satisfactory.
 The layer cake Of three layers, the middle one of fruit and spices. put to- gether with orange filling is especial ly inviting and 1t will surely not last long enough 10 dry.
 Home made candy and some of mothers good cookies. with package of thinly-sliced dried beef. should not be forgotten in packing the box
 4 jar or two of jam will delight the heart of a boy. and his friends will ap- preeiate t as much as he.
 Date cookies are another choice ad- dition. Bake oatmeal cookies and put them together with stewed dates that have been seasoned with lemon juice.
 One has the individual taste to help decide what Is best to send in the box
 The following Is a cake that many would find too expensive, but for such an occasion it will add to the pleas ure. If the poeketbook is deep enough:
 Macmillan cake.-Take two cups of powdered sugar, one cup Of black berry jam, one cup of sweet milk, two thirds of a cup of softened butter, hve eggs or the yolks of twelve. two tea spoonfuls of baking powder, spices to taste. mix all together and bake in layers Put together with raisins and nuts and boiling frosting.