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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17
Ed. Short will ~
Have a Long Crop

Ed Short was over from Florence
one day this week and when asked
how the crops were in the vicinity of
Florence, said: "As an average l
think it will make a good half crop of
small grain this season. Of course,
there are some good fields Of grain
and some very poor ones. This is the
year when good farming tells the
story. have a half section north of
Florence which I rent and it is farm
ed right and my crop looks just as
good as it did last year. l had one
acre last year-wheat which was
planted on potab ground and summer
fallowed-that n acre produced SIS
bushels of wheat. That shows what
saving the soil will do. Yes sir, | am
satisfied with the crop prospects on
my half section this year. 1t went %
bushels to the acre last year and will
almost repeat this season,
Miss Katherine Daylin went to Min
neaplois Wednesday morning, and
from there will go to Lake Mills, Iowa
and Albert Lea, Mimi, for a visit OF
several weeks.
SURPRISING CURE OF STOMACH
TROUBLE.
When you have trouble with your
stomach or chronic constipation, don't
imagine that your case is beyond
help Just because your doctor fails to
give you relief. Mrs. G. stengle, Of
Plainfield, II !. writes, stFor over /
month past have been troubled with
my stomach. Everything i ate aaset
II terribly. One Of ehamberiain,s adj
yertising booklets came 10 me, Aftar
reading Ig 4 few Of the letters from BED.
PIE who had been cured BY Chamber.
|laln's Tablets | decided Is try tbe,n
have taken nearly threesfourtha 81
package Of Them and 1 nov xst
almost everything that wanl q ~
sss I, ~ deaiers Adv. 8 i
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17
lGSghnbG,

lessened.
Yours for cleaner felds and more
profitable farming.
A, w. Palm, Superintendent Better
Farming A%ssociatiin OF C%odingtoa
| County.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17

Monogram -four will not disappoint
you. 1t is made to give satisfaction.
Try it. ADV. S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
REPLIES TO
SOCIALISTS
EX-GOVERNOR eLAsscock MAKES
WARM REPLY T oHis CRITICS.
(Br ASSOCIATED PnEss.)


MoRGANTOWN. ". ". June A.
FN.Gov. William l.. GIasscock who
twice declared martial law in the Cab.
j., and Paint Creek districts. to-day is.
sued singing reply to the reports
filed In Chicago yesterday by Eugene
Y. Debs. Victor Berger. and Adolph
Gerner. Socialist committee which In.
vcstigatcd the West Virginia strike
situation.
In part cx.Gov Glasscock said: 81
have always believed and still believe
That II the Socialists had attended to
their political affairs and left the mat.
tcrs in dispute between miners aud
operators to the settlement OF mutual
friends, that this trouble would never
havc assumed tue proportions It did.
and ] still believe that when It Is set.
tied, 1t will be by friends of the min.
ers and not by the Socialists. who are
trying 70 make political capital out of
ar unfortunate affair. think anyone
who will read the repor, of the mining
investigating committee appointed by
m" will be satisfied that | was not too
Tasty IN my action In declaring mar.
tiai law. and that delay In SO doini,
la, .
many lives and the destruction .!
property.
ut Is matter o! record that ] dil
not permit persons sent to prison to
remain there long. but as soon as or.
der was restored released them. I
lake 1t for granted that the investigat.
inS committee appointed by the Uni.
ted States Senate will summon ME as
10 witness before It and shall be glad
,c give the committee any informa
ton which may have which refers
10 the condition
1T would be impossible In an inter.
view CT this kind to give detailed In.
formation which shall be glad to do
ut proper time and before Il proper
committee:
1T Is also We'll known that those
who are acquainted with all the facts
THAT the proclamation OF martial law
was hailed with delight by the miners
and we Immediately sent out OF the
field every Baldwin guard who had
been on duty there. Some we're sent
70 the pcnitentlary and some TO Jail.
The original trouble between the min.
crs and operators was directed almost
wholly against the. Baldwin guards
that were employed by the operators
Early in the trouble nothing was
said about mining conditions, except
as created by the employment of
guards. and the reason why the min
crs were so pleased with the first proc.
ama,ion WIS because 1t got rid of
guards of whom the men 50 bitterly
complained ana who were alleged 10
hay" committed maIy dcprcdatiUrs
upon Them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
LOBBY HUNT TAXES ON
A SENSATIONAL turn
suBPoENAs ISSUED FOR MEN
SAID TO BE IDENTIFIED WITH
THE SUGAR INTEREST.
NBY Assot1Arrn Prrss.l

WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 4.-The
lobby hun. tCok on new and sense.
t:onal turn TO-DAY when the Senate be-
gan issuing subpoenas for nearly six.
ty men all OF whom are said TO be iden.
titled with the sugar interest. A flock
OF sereeants at arms started out to-day
tC summon the Witnesses for next
week by which time the investigators
Will have finished taking testimony
o: senators and so-caIIcd lobbyists.
1t Is generally assumed here tha.
President Wilson furnished the numcs
OF thos. about to be subpoenacd. G..
Laurey, prominent In legislative cir.
cles here as free sugar man and sec.
letary OF the so-calied wholesale gro,
GERS committee.
Henry G. 0xaard. one of the big sttg.
ar men and Truman G. Palmer are
among those for whom summons have
been issued
This new turn OF affairs generally
believed Is one OF the suggestions OF
President Wilson at his recent confer.
cEce with Sherman Oycrman and Sen.
ator Reed, Of the Investigating com.
mittce and many OF the Presidents
friends bplinvn tbut tl,iu wiIl In. NJ,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
HOLD MEETING .
At HUNTINGTON
WOOOMEN OF THE WORLD WILL
CONVENE THERE UPON JULY
18TH.

HUNTINGTON, June IA tristatc
mccting OF Woodmcn OF the World
VIII be held July /? at Camden Park,
i was announced here yesterday by
alexander Foreman. State manager o!
MOrganiown. A class Of 1000 cand.
oates will be initiated and 5000 Wood
men OF the World are expected in the
city for the occasion.
Preliminary plans were laid yester
day al committee meeting IN the
Frederick hotel. and the arrangements
will include picnic to supplement,
the Initiation. The committee consist
cG of Mr. Foreman. W. W. Smith, Ilo
mcr Fielder and z. T. pcnnywit, OF
this city: S. 4. Meredith, OF Ashland
and others.
Wc9dmen of the World and all n'
the cities in the tri.statc region will
attend tho gathering which will b.
Hpong thu most protcHtious fraterai,y
meetings OF the year.
Mr.. Foreman. W. W. Smith and +. q
Sutton have been named to reprcsen,
West Virginia at the national convGu
ticn 10 he held In jacksonville, Fla.
beginning Jun" 10.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
Arson Squad
DESTROYS $4,000 WORTH OF
PROPERTY - BURNED HAND.
SOME MANSION.
,BY ASSOCIATED pnEss.) }

LONDON. June i.-Damagc exceed.
ing $4,000 was done early today h.
II suGraertte arson squad which set
fire 10 newly constructed but unoc
Cupied mansion at Westwood near
Trowbridge Wiltshire. The women
carried behind them a pIacard bearing
the words. Fer damagcs apply to
Runciman."
The right Honorable Walter Rune.
can. commissioner OF work forest and
land revenues addressed a meeting a,
Tiowbridse last night in the course
OF which a number Of suffrasettes were
elected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
GETS
BIG CHECK
MulTI.MIllIONAiRE pREWER
GIVES GRANDDAUGHTER $1,000.
900.
tBr ASSOCIATED I.Rrss. J

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June "A chccs
for one million dollars was sent by
.idolphus e. Busch. the multi.millIon
aire brewer of St. Louis. to his grand.
daughter. Miss Lillian Magnus. who
is to be married here tonight to Sud.
ney Ncwlhcri at the home OF the
brides parents. The envelope bearing
the check IVES received several days
ago al the brides home and bore the
words. Not 10 be opened until Wed.
ncsday." The bride could not sup.
Tress her curiosity yesterday and after
she had transcribed every one of the
six ciphers. she hurried to tell her be.
trothcd of her srandrather's generos
ity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
CoxCuse
ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY OFFER.
ED IN THE TRIAL OF clNcIN.
MATHS POLITICAL CASE.
tI;y american Prcssl

w EF7''' 'H"H I''''F
CINCINNATI. June additional
testimony by witnesses for the state
was heard today in the trial CT George
D. Coz. former political leader aud
president of the Cincinnati Trust com,
pany and four other formed onIccr.
and directors fthc bank who are on
trial charged with misappropriatiop Of
sum OF s352.jOO said to have been ;'
part OF the Bank assets. The stare
was expected 10 conclude its tcstimony
in the case today and the defense the
inrtodU2tlon OF its witnesses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
NE CONSERVATION
Of ENERGY.

shopping to some women. and
10 SON: men, too means work..
real hand d-udscry.
With knitted brow and deter.
mined look they go abou. their
shopping WITH no more liking
for 1t than small boy who goes
to have his hait cut.
Do you wonder that the result,
under these cond tions arc cont,
ly and unsatisfactory, to say
nothing OF the distressing ment.
al strain oeeasioned by sucn
unseientitc methods?
Shopping drudgery is SO need.
less, SO unnecessary. It 10 your
fault and my fault il we 90 a,
II blindl% and worry ourselves
to distraction when, by the sim.
J pie method Of reading intellie.
ent, helpful advertising in good
newspapers like The Yves. vir.
sinian we may shorten our
steps, settle perplexing qucs;.
Ions. and. incidentally. II W.
'-ad carefully, keep many a
dellsr within our purses that
night otherwise go sstray.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
Eastern Star Meeting

On account of the lIi.h School com.
mencement exercises tomorrow even
Ing the Eastern Star will not initiate
any members but this part OF the pro
srsmmc will he held on Friday even,
inS. On tomoriGw evening the 'cIcc.
ton OF Officers will take place at the
usual place CT meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
SPECIAL TERM.

The County Court will hold a spc.
,Inl tenn Monday when COMMITTEES
VII be named to prepare the good
road bonds authorized recently At an
ELECTION held In Fairmont district.
The county surveyor will begin a;
omcc u survey OF the roads to be paved.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
SENATE COMMITTEE WILL
STICK TO ORIGINAL PLAN
INVESTIGATION OF STRIKE CON.
. piTIoNS IN WEST VIRGINIA
WILL BE STARTED JUNE 10TH.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. June 4--Dc.
spite suggestion for coal operators
that visit Of The Senate Committee
investigating the West Virginia coal
sthike conditions might undo the en-,
tire work of the state authorities" the
Committee today determined TO ad
here to Its original programme to be.
gin hearings at Charleston, West V.
June 10 at p. m.
c. c. Watts and {. p. vinson. rep.
Z rcscntins the operators suggested that
an investigation in the field nigh:
lead TO renewed disorders and even
precicipatc Il general strike. In lon;;
statement to the committee, watts av.
erred that possibley the alleged con.
spiracy to assassinate Governor Iiat.
field. discovered yesterday, might haze
resulted for The agitation accompany.
Ing the efforts Of the investigating
committee.
''lf you 20 down there and n00d
Charleston and the Court House
grounds with the discontcrled men,
NIL Of these terrible conditions may
break out aGainn," said he. "In beg
you TO consider carefully whether o.
not you would not reproduce those
troubles We have had at least temper.
arly". Whether this investigation has
had anything TO do with this recent.
ly discovered attempt to assassinatc
Governor Hatfield, In do not know, bu,
this committee ought to considcd thai.
phase OF the situation
There Is feeling down there, cv.
IN now" declared vinson." tina, ihr
Government OF the United Stat,<
is going to hold UP the Governors
and the authority OF the state and pre-.
vent them from preserving law and
order" There ought 10 br no sue.
feeling" Senator Borah, told the two
men rmphatically'.' There ou2h, 10
be no idea that we are going there TO
paralize the local authorities IN their
efforts TO preserve the peace" This
c0mmtttc has no power TO punish any.
body! All we can do Is to ascertain
the facts and make report.
Up to the present the troubles
have been confined TO abuot l2.OOOcf
$4,000 miners in the Paint Greek and
Cabin Creek districts. We fear that
ahother outbreak is induced that will
involve all of the 10000 or 10000 mi.
hsFs In the state and paraiizc the prin
cinpal Industries of our state. "It
those discontcncd men 80, the idea
that You have to come there to re.
view the actions OF The court they Will
think you have come to rescue them
Chairmon Borash aud Senator
swanson were not TO be dissauaded
Senator Saields was insiStcn;thot ;h,
committee gon on 10 Charleston. S.no
tor MARITIME suggested that the alb
sehce OF the committee would have :.
rreassurlnS effect. Representative o.
the Operators assured the committc.
they could make tive trip to the var.
tous mines involved by special trains
from Charleston in day or two Rcp.
rcsentative of the strikers cxpce, To
have about 100 witnesses OH hand nj
Charleston for the party Tuesday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
WILL 60 To
BALTIMORE

The railroad committee OF the Fair.
mont Chamber OF Commerce held {;
meeting this afternoon 10 discuss
what 1t will ask the Baltimore an!
Ohio Railroad Company TO do in tht
way OF giving the people Of Fairmon;
relief In passenger service.
ftcp cscntatives of the chamber
will 20 TO Baltimore tonight where
!acp will tho.a Conference with vicc
President Thompson tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
WOMAN REVEALS
PLOT T0MURDER
GOV. HATFIELD
TELLS SOLDIERS THAT coNsPIR
AcY Is BEING HATcHED AND
AIMED AGAINST THE LIVES OF
ALL THOSE WHO ARE HELPING
TOWARD REACHING SETTLE.
MENT OF MINING DISTURB.
ANcES IN MARTIAL LAW RE.
GloN - HUNDREDS THREATEN.
ED TO KILL HER,

CHARLESTON. ". Va. June A.
Lee Carpenter. n miner. was arrested
in Lamont Hollow near Erksdale yes
'crday. by Captain James Watson and
two miliatiamcn. OIL u warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Carpenter. declaring that
he had threatened TO kill her,
His wife revealed an alleged plot to
Kill Governor Hatfield and others
who are cndcavoring to bring about
u settlement CT the strike In the Paint
creek region.
Early yesterday. Adjutant General
Ef'o.t attempted to arrest Carpenter
II. this city, but he fled 10 Lamont Hoi.
low. which Is claimed to be strong.
hold Of the striking miners.
Carpenter was arrested In the home
OF miner who was recently rcleas.
cd trcm the State peh!tcntiary, where
he had been sent by the military com.
mission. When captured he was heay.
ils armed. as wefe.several other men
who apcparcd when the soldiers mad"
the arrest.
The details OF the reported conspir.
acy were not made public.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
RUBIN IS
SENTENCED
HEAD OF ARSON TRUST GETS SIX
TO TEN YEARS IN SING SING.
lliy Associated prrssN

NEW YORK. June i.-Robct J..
Rubin, convicted recently as head Of
The larson trust was sentenced BY
Justice GuT today TO serve six years
to ten years in Sing Sing prison.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
SEVEN BURNED,


YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June A.
Seven men were burned, two fatally.
when blow pipe at thc open hearth
furnaces Of the Republic Iron and
Steel Company burst this morning. en-.
Hclorins the men In flamin: gas. The
mon who are likely TO die are Joseph
NCrrcX and Pat Mustcsano.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARSIG0H.
HANEY's GREAT LECTURE
GREAT TRIBUTE PAID TO THE
NAzARENE-REAuriFut WORD
PICTURE OF THE INFERENCE
OF CHRIST IN SHAPING AL
UPLIFTING INFLUENCES IN:
THE UNIVERSE.

a large and Representatives aud
ierce greeted Ex-Governor Hanly Of
Indiana last evening at the Methodist
I Episcopal church III FaEmons avenue.
when he delivered his famous lecture
on the subject THE Divinity OF Christ.
Ex-senator Scott Meredith In a few
effective words In which he huled
both the speaker and the subject IN
troduced Gov. Hahley to the large
audience II
TO say the lecture was masterpiece
Is putting 1t mildly, Perhaps never
before In the history Of Fairmont, has
its people been permitted to listen 10
II lecture more profund and brilliant
and delivered by man moro ctiitir,
ed and eloquent.
From the beginning Gov Hanly held
the closet att entlon Of his large aud
icncc and while no spoke fol. the pes.
lod OF perhaps an hour and d, half tho
time seemed not more than .one third
that long. lS,s
The address dealt with the Divinity
Of Christ" from mans standpoins
and not from Theological viewpoint.
sf-t,. al
"e nam tilousi' ot Vu's mast 'liaster';
piece III ora'orE was tne innuence ana
inspiration, during tue Two thousand
years ~hleh nave passed since since theT
aeaIh ana resnrect'on otiJesus Christ.
:" us ''ie ana teaea'hss oa science,
art music history, iIeratures sorary sorasory
a"u All c'''iizatioh, Wtthout ta''s aiv,' n
Nv ''ih"e"ee sa,d WV. fiasl'ly isefe ~
wou'u nave peeh no MASTER piece,ss sor
itera'ure' art music etc'' tor w9i't'ouh
me ihhuehee ett o. ne inailrgers eorn
ephu ,ncse sreat. enatac.ersi ol nisIo-
~ Mou'u ho' nave eNis'eu, y was slne
INSPIRATION OF. 'ne ii'e oI ,,nis aIsins
'nhn ""'en hsp'rea a'i tne grsai ips men
Vi '"e age ii
Another mint brbuabt ont nv Glow.
t,anlv to nrove hi. ,hene w;yass III
absolute s,n,.ss amid =, rnn, te,nnf..
ion Of Jesus Christ s.s
u,,r -, ,..,,, L.. Il. y. .,ss
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's' aa p"p "ta a,, a"a 80, $50 :, ~ sa
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04

Glass Song
Commencement Exercises.
On Thursday night at the High
s'hool auditorium the annual com.
mcnccmcnt exercises will be conduct.
ed and n class OF fifty will be granted
diplomas. Hon. NJ. =. Shawkcy. o,
Charleston. State superintendent of
schools, will deliver the commcnce.
ment address.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
SURRENDERED.
tBy Associated fIrcss

SAN tNToN'0. Texas. June lit
was reported here that Mctmoras.
Mexico. surrendered to General Blaa-
co. commander OF the Constitutional
forces al lO:3O this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04

Misses Margaret IllGans. Of Cam.
cfon and Mildred wrrncth.. OF Grafton
are s''csts OF Miss Clyde Fleming. hav,
iES conc here TO attend the H.si
School Commencement
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
CLASS
DAY EXERCISES
At HIGH SCHOOL
AN EXCELLENT PRoeRAMe HAS
BEEN ARRANGED FOR THIS
EVENT THIS EVENING.

The Senior class DAY exercises Of
the Falrmont High school will take
PLACE this evening at the High school
auditorium. In addition to the usual
class day features under the direction
OF tho class teacher. Miss Clara Lytlc,
a play entitled, Every Student" a
modern morality play. will be given
This play Is based upon the play "Ev.
crywomau' and abounds In amusing
features.
The following is the programme for
the class day exercises:
PART ].
Chorus When the Roses Bloom
Again.
knocks-Itobert Smith.
Quartcttc - Sailer's Dream Earl
Hartley. Leo ShircllG. Robert Smith.
Homer Barnes.
Glass Will--LcO ShircliG.
So!o-Earl Hartley.
Musfc-iiarcaroiic.
Class Prophecy-Louisc Bochm.
PART II.
"Everystudent."
Sccnc-A Students Room.
"EvcryStudent" is a modern moral.
ity play modelled after "Everywoman.'
Failure and Truth. clad In dull robes,
haunt Everystudent. whose slight ac.
yuaintance with Study. due to the In.
iluencc of Athletics, Bluff ana uouu
Times. Threatened by the Ghost of Ex.
sminations. Ererystudent realizes the
certainty Of Failure and decides to calf
in Study, Bluff and Good Times are
dismissed. Everystudcnt has a vision
oil Failure In shining carb. Wisdom en-.
tcrs. with his three companions. Per.
severence. Ambition and Good Sense.
Everystudent has discovered Truth.
when the Herald enters with sum,
mons from the World for Everystti.
dent TO arm and OUT With the aid OF
Success. Alma Mater knights Every.
student and sends him forth accom-.
ianled by Success and Good Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04
BRINGS A
BIG PRICE
GENERAL LEES FAREWELL TO
HIS ARMY SOLD FOR s425. ,s
(B- AssocrArrp PgEss.)

PHILADELPHIA, Pa June 4.-Tbe
original copy OF General Robert z.
Lees farewell to his army after sur
rendering to General Grant, at Apo
tomax was sold for sics yesterday at
the sale of the collection Of autographs
and manuscripts Of the late John Mills
Hale. of Phillipsburg, Pa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-04

small and to permit the continuance
of an evii 50 serious, simply invites
and encourages the destruction Of 4
most valuable food supply.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-09-25
SUGGESTIONS ron saeAkEAsr.

At Any season Of the year fruit y
. most refreshing breakfast dish
served as the beginning Of the meal.
then . bit Of bacon always makes an
appetizer whatever else there may
be.
Oat meal outlets. are . good sub
stantiAl dish made by using cold
cooked oat meal formed in outlets
and fried In bacon fat until brown on
both sides. Insert . stem Of parsley
and serve.
Eggs in Nssts--Beat as many
whites of eggs as there are pairs OF
people to serve az one white will
be sufficient Tor two Heap the white
which has been sailed on buttered
toast, hollow a place and drop In the
yolk Of an egg, place on a platter. and
when enough are prepared set in the
oven to cook. Serve with bits of
butter and dash OF salt and cayenne
on each. Garnish the platter with
parsley. The extra white not used.
may be used in pudding or cake.
Ess and Potato ReIish.-Select
oHoSeh oAopViJ poIASSSn oho oono AAA
the oven. When done. cut in halves
and remove the center of the potato.
Break in an egg yolk, sprinkle with
salt and season with butter, add
teaspoon of cream and set in the
oven. In the meantime beat the
whites of the eggs to a stiff froth
and add the mashed potato, which WAS
taken from the centers. Heap rough
ly over the baked egg and when well
pulled up and brown. serve with
minced parsley sprinkled over each
Breakfast Rolis.->Cut a slice from
the top of the rolls. spread with but
ter and brown the shells in the oven.
Have ready some creamed fish. fill
the shells sprinkled with parsley and
serve hot.
Another pretty way of serving eggs
is to cut bread into rounds an inch
and half thick. scoop out the cen
ter, leaving a place to drop and egg.
Rub the case with butter and brown
in the oven, then add the egg and
set In the oven to cook. Season and
serve
Mush Rings With Fruit-Prepare a
pan of corn meal mush and when
cold turn out and slice, then use a
doughnut cutter to cut into rings.
Fry brown in bacon fat and serve
with prunes and cream.
Let me fail In trying to do something,
rather than sit still and do nothing.
Cyrus Hamlin.
'Tis an old saw.
Children and fools speak true
John Lyly.