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The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
Con1moncst Form of BoroUns.


II do not say "7Ee are snrers an " IN
the matter OF stealing these trdsnds Of the
stad5ous that are second o1ly 20 human
companions, I cannot disguise the truth
that inroads upon the library OF ne4shbOT
or acquaintance are the COumORest form
II Borrowing. Il I speak bitterly upon
this head. Il - under the sting Of recol-
jsctIoDS that are as fresh as when the tres
pass tried my soul 20 the utmost vsrge OF
forbearance forty yea-S ago.
A woman who was richer Cfau I, and who
prcteSsed to be paSdonately fond Of
reading" cast gIOating eye upOn my well
stocked book cases and declared her IN
tncson to read every one" Of certain
SetS-notabiy 4 Ene Est OF Dickens and cf
MRcaulay. ThackerAy, and StR4cldand's
Queens Of England and Scotland -" BE-
fore she vas year olde=. cid not second
the motion and led ne CouVepsatiul n
other directions 90 resolutely that 6id not
see how she could fail to perceive my IN
willingness 10 let my treasures 80 into
stranger hands.
Fancy, then, my anaBemsnt and chagTIn
UPON returning from q walk one day soon
atterward at finding she had called while
was out. and. IN the eight Of the protest
ing maid. who knew how p-tsed tie books
abst-acted two volumes ard carried them
o6. She brought them back within q
week. announcing that she ' Tead at rail-
road speed" and helped herself, IN NJ
presence. TO two more OF the set without
so maOh es asking permission.
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easss and gave the keys 10 a-EalAnES WAo
lived In anothsr part Of town. When ne
found that the key had ban cugDd on
BY friend. I" she expressed sHpriSs cod N
dlgnation at the q outrage" ghohsdc come
to consider herself pEopEstor. n paFt, Of
the contents Of the caSes- FhS volumes
she had taken home to read were 1stsEnsd.
It Is true. but she had spilled tsa gpon ona.
and dog cared all By turning down . lsAf
when she Laid the book by - maEk hsr
place
At least she kept none Of my'daESfngz I
wish could say aE much OF other vsndnas
who invaded the sacred prectnctso oe ny T.
bTary. More than oncs have recognized
upon the shelves Of ScquaintaneeS books
borrowed from me, undeT promise q spasdy
return, months and years back. ne
thieves have really forgotten 20 Wf10m thay
belonged. 20 oouhrned = their habit Of
spoitatfon- More volumes have dtsappeared
utterly and left no trace IN ny dght or.
apparently, IN the nindS Of my nstshhors
Of literary tastss-
An this and much more Of d M ~
position beGot IN ne two score JsaESAgo
the settled determination nOgSR 70 boEE0w
q book from anybody, not even frnn my
brother or child n cannot Gford to buy
It. and cannot obtain II from . pablo Il
brary, go without the cOvsesdsV0rE Bet
ter starve mentally than steal
Now and then q friend pPesSes UPON me
as q loan book he or she has. and have
not accapt the ofier grGtstully Epd an
not altogether at ease IN my mind until
It Il returned as clean and whole - when
Il was lntTusted to ny ksR1ing.
Liberty for IHtiHdtes AloBe.
To request the loan Of . book - q nd
erty one should never take sIospt with an
intimate associate, and one who II gtvsn to
understand that the Ike Eoeru nay Be
taken With any work you have. Never Dor
row one Of a handsomely bound set in any
circumstances I should as soon think Of
carrying away IL my pocket bit Of choice
china that caught my fancy. and decorEt-
ing my drawing room with It. or drinking
afosTnoOu tea out Of Il.
As 70 the telephone trespassers, may
ten what heard a qzick tongusd surCrer
frOm this unnannerly Intrusion say when
q giri Ian tn with the stsreUtyped. " Pleass,
nay uSs your phone for a minute. Ma
BlAnk7" The owner OF the i1strumant
bowed assent silently and when the tres
passsr trtpped away into ne room whsrs
It stood. remarked dE54yi
why didn't shs ask1ne fO-6oeuts. out
and QUIT"
Yet not one Of u. has the mosAl eourngs
to speak the truth IN suoh circumstances.
Our correspondent Asks piteously, How
can I refuse!"
Tho oEense Is :-ankl II mells to
heaven
- hzG said gently but firmly to the ROB
Der or my book shelves: - am sorTy TO bs
dlsOblIginG. but never lend one Of that set
OF bOoks" she would never have forgiven
or forEUttsa what vas in-hsr opinion. rank,
aut rude seifshneSs- Were our housewife
20 decline to hand out % the woman Of ne
winning smile. the egg. or bit OF butter, or
slice OF bacon. or any other Of tie nUasr-
Gus and Hsmslsss etostEras sbe Is all ths
WhIls forgetting to order herself the neigh
borhood would soon b too hot tc h0Id the
stinsy. uHnanRerlT, uuDsigbborly Grea-
ture!"
WIN other victims instUotubo bow to sbGtS
the nuBancsR
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

DEcAUSE Of tie snOrmOB Hznbg Of
Il lsiaS S11fb de deeaTtnsrEI H1uSt osk
Contributors b limit heir communication 70
100 pOTds, srespt IN cases Of formulas or
rudps pkiek require srsGtz spoes. pani
al my eOrlsponSG1is b Baos q skOutaG In
hs COrn1. Ga1 q EEg rsqBek b 6b 6spsd
Z, oDzspAaS Ufd q I'D b POssfblrb pEtHt
narg rlOrs kHss.
AHsaaon d ealls4 b De fad Aa Mgtoa
H4lu13 em1H rseetps 1aOHg for poheTr,,
q - Aa - eouoatioa ptR az ISpartazt
hA~h" Mataa H@lmG.
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Some SOgu.h Di1ha.

Two able house mothsCs hRveT1Doneoh
TO our call for Spanish dishes
"sPANISH DBvILED AEEAr-Bol .
fresh beerS tongue and q bears hSart To-
gSthsE N sailed water Until tsndszA Ektn
both and rJID Though q TODD gTtDdsP. Add
to the meat tour bard bGleA SEES which
hAyS GlSo been through the srindeP, 5ea-
son all with a teaspOonnul Of cloves and
cinnamon mixed. anC q mail tsazpoonful
Of kitchen bouquet or Of poultry seasoning.
Nix with this pint OF the liquor In which
the meat was boiled. having hrSt SKINNED
on Ak the grease from the top. n you lIks,
you may add q little vinegar to the rnaEs.
Turn into a mold TO form. placing .
weiEhtsd plate on top to press the meat
Into shape. Mas. J. H w"
This viii make enough TO be formed IN
two molds. II set upon the Ice Il Will keep
for several days and form the incest sort
OF luncheon standby" upon hot sum.
msr days It is likewise a delicious picnia
dish and q welcome variation upon thu
usual run OF potted meatA
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Leadma on Busines Boss.

She stocked . roOmy closet with gro
cerfes and such other commodities as she
was oftenest importuDed to lend, and when
borrowing ne1Ehoors applied drew upon the
store to supply the demand. II the article
called for were not IN the closet she replied
sweer1y and unblushingly that she " cid
not have It IN stock. She hoped for better
luck next time" She kept q strict account
Of what she expended in keeping up the
stock" and set It down to prOdt and
loss J." at the end Of the year.
In couhd!ng the story Of the scheme to
me she said, seriously. that the worst
feature in the system Of hsbitusI borrow
ing was the neglect to return the sQufva-
lent Of the borrowed criticize. She was m
clined to think that the practice u demor-
alizing, through and through she said
" akin to out-and-out stealing" I believe
she was right.
The VEISest woman know told me once,
a. the result OF long experience and deep
thought. that the handling OF an smp8oy-
er's property through q term Of years
deaders ones perceptions Of right and
wrong so far as lawful ownership IL con-
eerned- She gave among other proorT Of
the truth the case OF her farmer who had
managed her country place for ten years,
honestly and fairly. but gradually grew
into the sense Of proprietOrship on his own
account He gathered her fruit and sold
It, and had his wffe preserve It for hSrOwu
use; cut down timber and sent It TO the
sswmi1. pocketing the money he received
for ft-and this without scruplA
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JUDGING from an Illustrated ~
~ tjcIs q yotrs, which read come
months GRos 50u. too, I suspect at
ZONE time q your houBtvibeiy
HeA. had . borrowing neighboC,
therefore, you may turn q patient ear TO
my tale q woe
Aelsr living for several months bosi6s
q woman OF this type, am ready to a.
clare that 9 borrowing neiEhboF. if not
an abomnAtion in the sight oE the Lord
IL q nuisance to be dreaded By human
beings who are within the reach a, her
deprodatioaR
"FhS little woman oC whom I sDeak b
rednsd, educated. and has many lovabls
trait1 q oharaotsr- But although the
RnS BrOcsr stops st our respective dOors
eaoh nornt1g for the days ordoC, she IN
Varisbly f0Fgsts something she GhEolutsly
nesds Ond runs into my house at al hoES
OF The Gay 20 telephone for It or 70 borrUw
an 80. 60 onion, . nsER slices oc bacon, =
bit Of bUttsT. 9 haR-cup Of moIAsPeA etc,
al t8 WEtoh 90 e Invariably t1rEets 10
rStura
Il hAEe trisd 10 be patient but am
Bck and tirsd OF Il all. Yst how can I
refuse when she begs tor the 'neIghb0Tiy
favor with such . winning smile 50 prst-
thy depEScatoTy OF her shocking forget
funS8f
I made a rude when was married and
went to housekeeping many years ago
never to borrow. I would sooner 20 with
out what lacked and learn frc1 ~
penalty Of forgetfulnesE to k5sp my wits
about me another time. II other Eome0
did the same they would be more desirable
pelghbors and conGenisI friends.
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taking things back. TrihinE It may Be. bGt
requiring an expenditure OF thought and
output Of action that awaken hsr to the
s1pedisney Of not fOrgstting next time.
II - q BloVsnly a. well a. thisyish
habit. The housenother who keeps her
wits about her and practices intelligent
system IN domestic works and ways, set
ties every morning in her mind what viii
constitute the several meals Of the day,
and the ingredients needed for each. She
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cred hnean minutes. Drain on tho gravy:
thSckan With q tabIsEpOontuI Of AOur wet
with cold water; s1r and coOk until The
gravy thtoksnS, then pour back into the
casserole snd serpN
ROAST BEEF EN- CASSEROLE
Braise q four pound rOeFt OF beef IN q
spider with q tablespoonful Of butter II
use the c1t from the rumpl. PIT into the
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cut into pasoes for serving Sprinkle with
sAK and pepper EDFSad geosr0usty with
butter and lay IN The casserole. Add CUP
ful Of boiling water. put On she cover and
cook until It d tender. Then add cupful
Of cream or half cream, half milk, and IL
you would have It especially fine, two
cuptuls Of fresh mushrooms and half a
oupe0l Of cooked green peas. Cook COW
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ing 70 employers. The unframed mind OF
Instinct st last looks upon the household
goods as Iortly the property Of her who
cares for theEa."
The conclusion was cUrrSct- Itmay bogot
charity and pity In the mind Of the mis-
tress to take this into consideration In
reckoning up the psculations OF cook and
chambernsId. They were obeying q nat
urAl law. Familiarity breeds coufudon Of
"meum and tuum."
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This accounts IN part for the fact that. m
nine cases out Of ten. the women who
forage upon neighbors for the bit Of this
and the sup Of that which they. the apollo
getc borrowers, fOrgot 70 order that
day" let slip easily from mind the ever
recurring trife
heard one plead that II % seemed mean
to take back q tablespoonful OF lard and .
hRH-cup Of -four" She doubtless meant
to make good her DeIghbor's IosB when she
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casserole With a capful Ot strained tomato
ssOca half c1pnul Of water. an onion and
q carrUt chopped dne- Cover and cook
until tender. Pour on the gravy and
chicken With Drowned 1oUT. Pour over the
meat and serve.
HAM EN- CASSEROLE-slioss Of ham
parboued. and then treated as directed for
the beef will be found delicious
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SUNDAY.
BRzAUAsN
ptosAupA. ElIosds
cEOGi I'D cssSmS
9Gksd oEDGssL
BattSsnIk cora BrOAA
Ieaht-
Tea and cO1SA
LUNCHEON.
Moef PutGI De FOIs olas tmads Of Lau1Sr
L1sUrsl-
Sandwiches of Th4n 4nsSOnRsssd, csssncbssss.
and PtmsnhoG
Stuffed FomstoeG
Berries, Cream, and Gaia.
Iced Tea a IA Russo
DINNER.
vsrrnicolH soup
Dreaded Besfs ToaSus win pomAto Sauce.
Young BSsts Wtth Iops On
String BSsnA
TSSnch TEplOoA custArdS
Black COfsS
aIoNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
oraasoL
CsreGl and Cream
Bacon
Ersnch RoIlA
Toast.
IA and COnSS
LUNCHEON.
6srdins "ErSB" fhoSI
Salsd Of Young Bsets with TOPS q lGn overl.
Heated CTaoksrs and Cheese
Thin Bread and ButtsF.
JGst4dayS Pudding. sliced, vita cannsd
Peaches
TOA
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is It not . meaner sort OF dishonesty than
that Of thS pichpoOlst or sneak thief who
rObS q strAnger7
In further proof Of this statsuDsut We
VII note that the woman who runs into
her nSighbor's kitchen to borrow q lemon
and h scruputOnsly careful - take Il back
neEt day, or returns the " loan Of the gid
iron as soon as she has used and washed
h-SSidom degsnsratss into q chronic Dor
rover. She has felt the incouRenfence Of
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stitueDcy which We spread With honest
pride before bOusOuOthers, who can Rp-
pCeoIats tie good things Of life and pass
them on 10 their respective families.
First On the roll are two recipes for caEss-
role cookery from an esteemed correspond
ent:
four and q half pound chicken dry and
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IEaSzzuS
Gz1nSSA
-
BFGHd
roSand conSA
q
~N1'NN
CSsIa ardT
haioa A'H
nut
stswed
HuekSbe AXE ardB
THURSDAY.
SATURDAY.
Cereals
Bacon an Bacon
Tea an Ia aAndc
Potato - q
TrenchP pdoautsd ia sftovar
LStuoe
upunads" Russian y
Soups . 0vSr EEEo
znfsut tandC
sav9y Deans
sOumeO Of stsEedT dTomatos
Be7y Ice cream
BGry
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There are at least some grains Of truth
In what is said bere. A change OF air and
scens Is recommended for physical NAL
aides. Why not for the Jarring tempers-
or tsnperam ents-thRt change home into q
scene OF dissension and misery which
makes the very name q mockery? While
l hold fast to my belief that every girl
who can have e fair education IN the town
or city IN which she lives should have
the mothers EuaFdianstAp and fostering
care during the formative period OF her life,
DO know that en- occasional night into the
wider onter world broadSns hsr VfsNB and
makes her more apprecistVe Of home loves.
Were that unhappy child nina. It would
Be the b5tterest modification OF my ME to
admit my inAhlity % DO the work 70 Which
! have been called 1T, n the hnsh1ftY
wor0 an sseshEtshs0 tact ShouId bow 10
the necessity Of putting tt1s chfd for
WINS in the care Of sonbody VINO could
rOcompsnSs her for her N others failure.
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Mstake n Pubf,hsd Rerfpe2

A member gently and cozrteously calls
attention to what she considers q mistake
In . published recipe;
In q late IssBe Of tbs Helptng Hand
there appeared the following:
"'one Cheap Recipe for Many Good
cakeS-one esq, one eupful Of sugar, half
g cUptu of butter, two cupfuls Of -four two
teaspoonfuls Of baking powder. q pinch OF
salt, hGvoring to taste. Bake thirty-ive
minutes tn q moderate oven
oanoot understand bow 90 much -four
oan b worked into that moisture Of one
egE and half q cupful Of butter. VIII you
plsats Say sonsthing about # IN the Cor
nsr1 There may be others a. ignorant as Z
CoSsrGN7 READER"
The member who sent In that recipe IL
hereby chalIsngOd 70 Explain Whsre the
fault ljSs. II h renotaly possible that .
typographical error is at the bottom Of the
trouble I hardly think that this Is the
case When can sxculpats the much
abused printer. hasten to DO II. II is more
probable that something was left out In the
copy. such as "haR q pint Of milk" We
VII suppose. until the contributor has her
word.
Recipes for Casserole cookap.
We have on hand today arch sssoTtmsnt
Of recipes from our incOmDArabls COD
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pn5@a
1SSzdaTsSC~
'BoGrSTouguA EaSoSd ~ dSVnsdf fWHn 5VSSSs
DooOeasn tShs ABhE bSsnauA1aSPN1G
ossa PA
ndSn HSas PU&G
slack C1fs&
TUESDAY.
BRRAEEAsR
B~4A.
C~A Snd crHR
Ftnnan Haddla.
Boston B-0Sn Bread
Toast
Tea and ConsA
LUNCHEON.
Mushroons on Toast
Baked PotnAoSs
BroSa hEosd. GlIood I'D stsaunsd o. Nsfs-o~us1,
crOAu chSsSs, HSt cSAnksrA. and ooossOsRy
Im
ohSSr Ale PundA
prDSER-
Green Pea Soup.
Mutton Chops en- cAsssRolA
Young Carrots, eroans6
caaltdGwsr.
Berries. Cream. md sponES CAA&
BlsGk o0deG
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
BsrF4eA
Cereal aDd Cream-
Bacon md Fried Green TomStoGA
oui6k BlSCuitL
Toast.
TSS-GDd cOESS
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Resort of Desperation.

The impertinence was repeated again
while was away from home, and driven
to desperation actually locked the book
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Lnstaaees Easy 10 Gne.

ITIaINl7E-NN I@N3NJ 70 -1EENa
Il could ten you oS a dozen Instances
Of the same psrVersion Of what were hon
est principles" she ADDED. Il am OOn-
WINGED that the cTass dishonesty many OF
our housekeepers complain Of IN their
maid arises from the continual manage
ment and composition Of materials belong
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For Benefit Of Lender.
shah be confronted BY the Royal Preach
sTS saying that the righteous showeth
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makes her memorandum and should some
thing be overlooked. she prefers TO think
up q substitute or 10 SO without the dish
that demands that ingredient. to the con-
fession Of careless houSewiferY implied by
" running over " to Ms Goodwill to Dor
row It
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Phone BoroDer Another Nuisance.

Another grievance OF the same class Is
this: Having the only telephone IN the
whole neIghborhOOd. and having IN q spasu
Of inconsiderate generosity given notice
that II az any time there were illness In q
near by family snd doctor were needed at
short notice my phone is At the service Of
the distressed Deighbors, that, too, has be-
come q nuisance. Persons who can AFFORD
to build hne houses and dress handsomely
and eide about IN motors cannot or will
not Gnord to put telephones into their
houses while there Is mine upon which they
can call They run in, morning, noon, and
night, and upon the most trivial pretsEts.
begging as II it were a new thing foZ them
to do know Il Is q tax upon your good
ness, but would you min6 II I OsS your
phone?
OF course cannot refuse, for T expect
90 live beside and with these trespassers
for years-perhaps for q Hfetime-and I
would not be dsObltgiDg. but why will they
put patience and neighborly good viii to
such q test7 For my part. were the cases
reversed, should never think Of entering
my neighbor's house upon such an srrand
unless the eIigency were one Of life or
death.
Now that women are resolved to vote.
they should study to become sen-Celiant
citizens and rise above such petty mean
uessss. A MUCH TRIED HoUsHEoTHER.
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champion BOnoDa" Experience.
You surmise correctly that have been
at one time the victim Of the habit you
deprecats feelingly and with foroe. Early
In my married life HIH home vas IN the
immediate DeighbOrhood q woman who
had the reputation Of being 4" the cham
pion borrower Of the village" Hardly q
day passed In which her portIY figure did
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had borrowed szough to mako . creditahlS
showing In the hands OF the bearer.
For--be It great or little. THE LOAN
WHICH Is NOT RETURNED B A
THEFT
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Yo,r Coin NefcLbors' Loss.

Plain English that, and true - EospelI
Your gain Is your neighbor's loss, and This
IoSs was brought about by play uron her
generous impulses From that standpoint
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RecSpeS for Casserole Cooker.
Of recipes from our incomparabls COD
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- JUDGING from an Illustrated ~
}. tjcls q yotrs, which read Eome
months sROs Sou. too. suspect at
Eons time q your houst-tbeiy
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Hart1sn sure Of t1Is job.

Roy Hartzell. whose game at third
was part OF the sensational play for
the New York Highlanders last season.
may be sent TO the right garden next
season IL AL Dolan continues the good
impression he started last fall. Hart
zell's REGENERATION when he Joined the
Yankees was the surprise OF the Amer
lean league. Not only did he field bet
ter. but his stick work far surpassed
anything he had ever shown while q
member OF the Sc. Louis Browns. lie
Is credited with breaking up more
games for the IIighlanders in 1911 than
any other one man on the team.
Manager Wolverton does not intend
TO lose the everyday services OF such
good batsman Harry Wolter. the
California spcedster. Is a grand out
fielder lie covers more ground than
any other gardener with the Yanks and
on this account may be played in cen.
ter, Hartzel taking his place in right
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TREATED FREE
BY Or. Miles, the Well Known Specialist
Who Sends $3.50 Special Treatment Free.


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These treatments are the result OF 2s
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So astonishing are the results OF his
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Certainly nothing could be more gener-
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cHANcERY ORDER
First publication February II, Last
March %. 1912

Aflthl puDllcatlon teDruary -, Last
March 23, 1912
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Twenty fifth Judicial Circuit In
Chancery. Suit pending in Circuit
Court for the County OF Iron. In Chan
Gerry. at Crystal Falls, on the second
day of February. 1912 James X.
Flood Edward J. Bregger and George
Weycker, compliments. VS.. ] Nelson
Margison. defendant
In this cause it appearing by aiiida
Wit on file that the said defendant IL
not resident Of this State but is a
resident Of the State of Washington on
motion Of Fred H. Abbott, solicitor foi
complainants it is ORDERED that
said defendant appear and answer here
in within four months from the date
OF this order and that within twenty
days from said date this order be- pub
lished in the Diamond Drill. news.
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Australia Fond o. Lawn Tenni,,

A report Of the Apstralasian tennis
championship held at Melbourne In con.
junction with the Victoria champion
ship tourney furnished surprising in.
formation This joint tournament was
finished the first week In December,
when the finals OF sixteen different
events were contested.
In Newport last year at the United
States national championship tournn-
ment 202 entries required 200 matches.
aud In consequence the American au.
thoritles are worried ON account OF It's
unwieldiness and n movement is now
on foot 10 limit the number OF com.
petltors. but IN 1910 the Austraasian
championship required 357 matches.
and last season the number exceeded
400 This shows the tremendous hold
the game has on the sport loving PEG.
pie OF That country.