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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

A freight wreck at Lockwood de-
layed No. SO several hours Tues
day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Try a can Of Steel Cut coffee.
best In town. Only soc. can Sui
iivan Mdse. Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04


At weIInan vsnt to POrtsnouth
Dr. Mareum- Of TOrehlighr- Was
in Louis. Monday
Mrs Frank Freese returned Noa-
day from Camel CITY
- -, v.,S.,.
turned Sunday TO CharlessOn-
-. -, 80 az. -, 80. =. u"-,,n--o,
~-.,,..
NJ. 49, oIlssl. :, ..-
A
D " D MeNi1. u A-s.o--
n.y. = hels eAe s' -
Miss Oma Vaughan. Of P-:atsriIIe.
Is the guest OF Miss hooer'a DE-
on
Lis wilson has returned home af-
ms
| Mrs. Joe Mcclure and daughter.
Miss Deressa. we're IN LOUIS. Ioes-
Jay
| Harry Beam Of CarIesssburg. is
the guest OF ais eo1sln- @ wei"
man
/ Isaac Cuuufushan. Of TuscoI.
was = caller Al ne MEMS ~
Mr. and Mr. Charley York went
to Pain'sviiie Iurso.y % sl'
Fsi-
Ms. Eliraberh Bromley vas here
ron oAll.e'-o ~ -
nome peoP
Rr,a Ch.ffin vent To Lancaster.
Garred-eo-- frioax- 70 oesln : nes
paper CONTEST
/ Mr. Mamie FITCH Coleman has
gone Ior : sls't 70 i vat
Eagle. W Va
ut.. MARI Chadwfek Of Han.Ias-
tor = the guest OF ner s
Z y Aec
Il H w Castle ana wife returned
Noneay non = VII " 1-A =
borde-iand- w va
NJ ~ Mr. n W Castle Of
LICK ersek- uere =
MS Cnap1-h
Conrad kirk OF PaEutsviIls. mas
mere on None-s- Aee
s-seer MS Sn-
On monday last Mr.. W l. Brad
shaw EEK ior : 49, & -
ms hone IN ~
Mis- sallSe Bars left Thursaas
for ! visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. A C.
AsN.1 -
II Nrw s Frsz5er Of Holden. W
/ Iva was the guest Of her sister
/ ms. d. ]. Chaffin- this week
Mis-. KATE Moore ana Nh. Frel
Moor~ Of Ciuxiuuati. arrived hers
! ,weduesd.v 10 vissr relartvss
) lNelIie returned Monday frOa . Wis
: liz in c1uciuuati ana CatIerrsburE-
MS > y justice ana sn-
visit to relatives in Fresno Cal
-
III
-
Il ~ - NJ R-o-H-x ~ to,
, ,has, .r.z,. ,hS. w..k urS L1she,
rIsrh1r-ssr .ra h.hv AZ Cleveland
, Iongo
!,
Mr. ana Mrs Caar5ey Res and
Miss Shfrtey Vins0a ATTENDED ths
4 o
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Trunks, valises. Coats. etc. Big
bargain. Sullivan Mdse. Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

stiil have few iron bed steads.
will give you a bargain. Sullivan
Mdse. Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

A Nice Free Hat given with every
fine Ladies Hat bought at Pierees.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Miss Joe Wilson. nurse. is on a
case in Catlettsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

i have about 200 acres Of good
grass for sale.-F. H. YATES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Do your Christmas shopping early
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Hata a. HaIl Price a. JuslIee'a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Big Cut Prices on all Millinery.
Save the Difference at Pierces-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

The BIRD And lbs Benk-
"oh q wonderful bird is the
pelicani
His beak viii hold more than
his belican.
He can hold In his beak
Enough for a week
l don't understand how the
helican."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Mrs Late Bars. Of Bear creek
was visiting her HrOeAsr-Sn-RAE- Mr.
r T Burnz- and family and other
Louisa relatives this week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

Fred Remm<1e and Ia2es HArcA-
er. Of JenkEns- KY and Dana o.
Neal Of HunsfngrOn- are here 10
eufsx the RATIONAL holiday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-07-04

After n visit Of several weeks
with L0aEsa relatives Mrs Morris
Of Eafnhurg- Ind returned hone
saturday SA< was arwO1pAzsea 10
Catlesrssnrg Hr her SISTER. MIS- r
L. vtnzoa-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

glloeB (Fi9. 81 mur6e ous peihem
9aIdmier in fornblumenblauer 6drs
Be qefertigt. Die BLUFF 1T am Sals
ts unter einem 8uno aus bulgariih
Stiderei in einfd6em MuIter gelrdus
FELT. 3ieIss ganb begreu3t Elm tIet.
nes Sod aus gsrafftem blauen Wuss
Tin, nelhts etnen Geil elmer unters
taiIe btl6et, oeren Qermel unter rem
bdl6ldngen, NIT Stiderei ber3ierten
Dberdrmeln berporlugen. Dos
Gttdereibdn0 Der BLUE BAT born uno
binten ie 3pti abgerun6ete Qdpphen.
Orr Rod 1T auf jsoer Seits zines
ftmaIen Gront : paneIs ~9etrduielt
un0 iiber Dem Gatm nit sinem
Gtreifen Stidersi per3tert.
Sin einfa6es StrdBentletb tritt
uns i'm nd6Iten giIos (5ig. g snts
geQen. Der Stoff lit idnar3er Ger
1e. Dos tleine, nit elmer aeibe
bon Settn5pf6en per3isrte Sod bat
bic aorm elmer @eIte uro III aus
mattTdnar3em 9affet geferti9t. SO
lit umrd6mt BON 3pei GiI6en aus
6tmiel6en Stoff. Die Qermeluufs
ItIdge aus 3affet iub in dbnIitsr
MtiIe bsr3iert. Der unter ben
5iften Elm psnig eeraffte gtod petft
teinerlei gefaB duf. Der @iirteI
beits1t aus idtpdr3tm Saffet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
gren,cus 9idorrcn0anbel.

Gs miiBte I4on cine sigunttfde
3igdrrenttIte fein, tperr man ale
3igarren, bic Der 8remer 6auoel i'm
bergangeneu Sabre eins uno dus9es
filbrt bat, In etnem ein3iptn 8sbdIter
perpdden polte. Gs pur6en mans
li6 i'm ~berfloTener Sabre ntdt fpss
niger aIs 1876 Mtqionen 3igdrren
eingefi6rt unb 81 Wliaionen ausges
Fiibrt, i'm gdu3en aIIo 292 Miaionen
3igorren gebauoeIt. Der Dert Der
3iQarren : Ginfubr md9t 9,286,804
Mart, Der Der ausfubr 5,975,436
Mlart aug. GDipobI Die Giufubr als
aud Die Qusfubr neiIen gegen oas
So6r 1912 cine 3urabme auf; bic
erIte nm runo 100000 Dart, bic
lebte I'M 100000 Mldrt.
ge3iigIid oss 8erbdltniFss Der
gusFubr beutI6er unO ausIGn0ifder
6ertunFt perOisnt beroorge6oben su
nerOen, oaB bic ausfpbr fremosr
8igdrren abgenommen, bic beutIder
3igorrsn 0agegsn ii4 psrme6rt bat.
@d6rsno ndmIi4 I'm Sabre 1911
aus Bremen run6 43 Milionen
fremoe 3igdrren ausgefiibrt ipurben,
Iinb 1912 an 3 Miaipnen fpeniqer,
bemna8 40 Mi1ionen duSlGnoifGer
3igarren dusgsfiibrt porosn. an
beutIdsn 3igarren ftieg odgeaen BITE
qusTubr bon 81 WliIlionen ouf 90
MliQipnen Stiid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

lanHl mith ans BE mon tutd bf1
lldnnb uiaihtIlf 0toll mitlunl
boll ummafHdllM Wtma1. hit
N6ldnll. 1HtttifHm uno plbfas
i0lm out nufttH itiOtntn Whtros
manltiu fthatm th ioltm Dtidila
nn6 tatltu tB tiH @arnitrlnhtu
ot ttihi iu nauit duadulisi it,rt
Ben lonHth
lon unlttm @iIbtrn stiai Na5
erie (lia. ID Elm habi6W altb, 0ds
obut Ulanld I'M 6trbn atirien rtr'
ben ldnn. Ter Gigii No Gin blou
urb Btib larFltrift WolltnnoIf. Die
duiaht BLUFF Bot iibtrialImotn
S6lub un0 Ian1t, tna d%nIitatn0t
atrmtl. Die Gaumudbt 0tr 9lus
it tn btr6tdi burh cine Rtibe bitt
.a]ttinonotr =ftFtbttr ounttlbIdutr
an1pit, mil etntn aud ott Qerntl
persiett linb. Sin brtitGr. bieretis
qtr ar1otn Gus blautm 9aIfet
idlttbt i9 an Sen 6oIsmsI6nitt
an, un6 htr @dri,l aus benz leItcn
Stoff BAT porn cine lltine S6leiie.
6tm Rod triti ser 9onnitrs
in aem6bioier 6orm 3t 5d9e
Sygtuo elm oi6t gspebttr, oiiuner
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
Gnts D6er weber. q

Gnts Doer weber. Sat:
,aelIner, ib babe einen 0oIlarT6sin
fallen IuFen. 8enn sic ben fine
Ben, geben i'm mir mpreen pies
Der; tpenn nidt, tDnuen sic ibn
bebaIten."
unberfrorer. @enbdrm:
so, i'd fdnO aIIo elm babies 9uts
JenO tpoblgefiitIte qurtemounates BET
S4neu,"
Qrretierter 3uI8enbieb: rglidt
tpobr9 llnb od Hagen bic 2eute iibtr
idledte 3citen."
aus einem Mon6nsrs
Die Nurit, Die Du In
0etnen 8rtsF gepideIt bait, Bat Dors
treIflid gemunoet, liebs Murie; Id
Ieee Dir BIER einen neusl 8ogen bel
uno 6aun i9reibs rsdt bdlo pisosr.
8stu auaul.A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
% gaitlncn nrinflt.

@eIuht - 20 Dittpen, pber geloii'
sr ausQebrudt, 20 Dttpen nit Il
einem atnb. 60 lnutet Elm Snierat,
bas Elm ungenannter MenI6enfrsnnO
in 2onoon erfaFen bat, Die 20
Dittpeu tperoen Sur ACKNOWLEDGING
nod Neu : Giio : @oles geiu9t, tnt
bort Observation-Disclosures an3unebs
men. sic burfen niat mebr ols 35
Sabre alt Iein unb baden ben Sottus
f6ein TIRES Maunes mit5ubringsn.
@ute geIuno6eit unb DertrdgIider
gbarotter Iinb Die Sauptbebinguns
aen. 9ie Reigs pirO ibneu beSnblt.
8prIdufig lit bic 3abl Der eeiudten
8itpsn nod bsi9rdntt, ba ss Fa
SundaH Inn elm Experiment in bsSug
auf bic peibGide ausponbsrung
bonbslt. Man min bur9 biefe Of
ferte ben iungen Dittpen cine Ii6ers
3utunft gsben unO audi Der Gr8ies
bund bes ainbes cine giinFigere Gntd
tpidlungsmDgli9teit bieten. Den
5rauen pirb elm bibT9er munats.
lubn urb bel perIOnlide 5reibsit suS
gsIidert. gu 2anbarbeitsn Iolen It
ntdt ptrtpenbet ipsr6en. gu bsriels
BEN 3tit tperben aud 20 mSbdsn
mad Neu > Sib : DaIss geIudt,
bon bsnsn ebenfals cine gsnnpt
aenntnis bss 9auspeIsns ptrlanpt
nirb. @enn bic 8srTu9e gtlingsJ
Ionen in 3utunft nod mebr 5rnuta
unb namentlth ou4 iuust Wdbdsn
bic In England 2eb.nsI9wisriotsittd
haben, sur quspanosrung oufgsfuri
bert tperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

aussnbIidli6 Der 9roBt moociaOortt.
QBie D3um 6Iuge bsreit" iinO mir
il lstb.e 5ilipolten gebiint,
nn6 oieler gin0rud miro nod bas
bur6 bsrItGrtt, baB aud unirs g}dns
tel NIT grobsn, peiBen ainontragen
peyIeben fub, Die, pie LANCE breits
6liigsl, beim l~siIeitsn 8inObaud 3its
teen un6 aud Dem finiisriten Wlotres
mdntsl eiuen idurmdnten 4r6ltd
bon garter GebredIidleit perIei9tn
Wollen Sic grdusn psibsn Gill.
70 miiFen tie alsnton o0er griifrltr
pdblen, fir i9tpdr8en fn0 G6dutils
Ib unb Malines ~ empfeblen. Gle
3eTintttern Iid uidt 10 lsidt IN Der
feahten Qbenoluft uu0 rsibea audi
in oas Soilttten6uoaet feline ie6r
9roben 2uden. sc TT i'm @s1enteiI
cine iebr prottif9e, fpariame 8arnis
tur, bic Der Soilettt einen gang mos
oernen S6id gtbt uno. oorousgeItbt,
Deb Ite In gutter Qualitdt ausgepdblt
purOe, ndbrenb Der GaiIon nt9t oft
aefus6IeIt gu neroen brau6t. Wtdn
tam ii6 gar nidt borIteIIen. psI6t
unenolih rei3poIte 8erI6ie6srdrtigs
felt i9on ollttn nit Der MiIdung
bon S9pur5 un0 @eiB sr3ielt psr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

1H 9 Sc Haff mseif,a sA
ftiatH eHs
8fents Oh Ha Nfltsl sg
fsfaN afaa sHf
tfHhf cen
as tsliftsatih aftsel
MiiHlW nat Faia naFf4as
mffaht tffiaHf
al n laf lHm NsssMH
.W HHiflif Haf tiHNgH lasHa H.
ftF hU Ns lW ava Nmt HefAlaa
$50 hlH H8HHiH tiafa Nstbha
lati1iaa lthhin en- lflasn AafAls
i t8iW EN- rsfwHHfmm
iflhf stH IN tt lit8 Sen Zee
.aa tiH $50 "a lisf
.ffiMfH. kaN tu rlllia HhlHai.
Hfi mi Namm ifiN De hsail
N &ffflt HHai utftuffa
.itra
me it adlfn kat psFmaiaH
.aaftt faHb Omit sttaM H6f Ifis
HfW ftf afBWlm tai, tfafhkH
ihh fft n6lfH 40 mtflf agfh
mii tfm qaHsH hmtlf lffttnf
IN tln lh. nor De Mnlpetl be
NntptHt npllindA .rlultn 1as,
galm Tag csnrlil' htt be aals
it tliih ftitui lotL - .gon tlH
bn htnnl ffdalt 6mfli hdtdHl ~
mtfil it hitr, hdh 81, Happen tinm
iftin mil .bu dnttbtn unh lttf
aaHN Nnlhfndswdit DE dnts Nas
~iutbeitfs III, baa hlf trduHllftn
e6ftlhltiltformtn Mot 'mnl sMalt
mnI'. la1it htr Naliu. ~ .Tu mlfh
BOD Mot Der Qoiiu Wllbtim IsiuG@
Tam Is libtr BE Qlpptn Nts 9dprtns
biuptIinas. 0tr pobtlfdnllh tlntn
MINI ubdlttu bate .SairohI
h0a bin i'd % mutt on absF
70 cut ftin uuo IN mtin Sell binsins
trsit1, I'm meins 6rou "a btariihtn
Gle bat otraSs cine CUTE saFs aaf
fee ttrtitsi."
Der aolisr ndbm SduItn0 an
Der QdppenhdupiItra bob ben Wors
bang 3u Itincm 3tlit duf, unb btias
traten Elm. Der Raiier tpeiltt cine
tur3t 3sit i'm 3rsiie Der aapptnfas
Mile, un0 1dlant iibtrrtthte sr 6ens
rits arau cine qoloene groihe. gum
Qbf6iso mtiute sr: ga, 6snriI. nun
bobs i6 ia gsIsbeu. ME ss oir ssbt
gtbtr isbt lit oie Reibs an Dit! Oh
muBt aud nal fommsn unO suitrn.
nis id in meiner Ssimdt lebe."
Dos min th Febr germ meints 5sn'
elf.
ats es 5rii6Iing gsipOrosr, 3oa
ser QappenbGuptIing iein beites alsiO
NIT ben f60nen flbernen 4nopFen
an, feBfs Die arrbe 2~appsnmiise duf
un0 fubr in feiner 9ra6t un0 6trrs
Iihfeif nab Berlin. 0d er bier h0r'
te, odB Ser 9aiIrr in gotsoom peta
le, gina % meter mad gotsodm. Gr
lentte feline Ghritte gum qalais mo
GuBerte quf Der Mdde Den WuHih,
0en Gaifer 3u fpretsn. SD bin
Der 2apre 6enrit". fugts sr. gun0
m16te germ Gin rsniq nit meiiem
Treun6e BiI6slm pIouoern" Eer
Qoppenbauptlinq purot Ihlisbiif
aud gum aaiTer gsfiibrt, Der i1n
ber8Ii6 beariiBte. oDiIbeIml es
faeint mir ipirfti9, bob cs DIR rtdi
qut aebt', NOR ole I'm Zone Der ebr'
lidIten l1eber8eugang 9eipro6ens
Qnreoe an oen &uiier. rDas frsut
mid su b0ren", msints Der a1iitr
oarauf tdaeIno. .gun muBt 0n
aber Idngere 3eit bsi mir bIelbsn,
odmit gu and oTles TebI. SD toers
Sc f6on out fir bid iorsen".
Sine qeroums 3sit psiIte Der Gaps
pen6duptling oIs Sat oss aaiiers
in gots6am uno In Berlin, uno ols
sr snoli6 fi9 8ur SsimreiIe riitett,
ba srbisIt er BON ieintm Srsunos,
Sem Safer, rei9li6e Sefdente fiir
Ti6 uno feline 8omilis. Mertpilroig
lit aner6in9s, bdB BON bieism auffdIs
ltnben geiu9 bisbsr nt4ts bstanrt
aenoroen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

IGAN pet stl6ia Hh hi aif
W. Wliia f taft 8faa NtTl#
Nei Az ia tflm MffN
re- HHs fift Ilfst MIsIH taia
lNmi fa8af Nf
it 1iaMet1fff8H Ha hh Ft
ftH tet led Hfiaaf a.
fiiH faf.tefH E4HW t18 fHi
Hfitt tfHH h8 fH
Nf tt WiW Hf6ff fWf
tNW Nfe#flffMa N
Wt fltt. Hsi tta Nhlt m
tti ilHiH NtH
N NlitfaljiaaH HattfHH Nt no
ben anlff HffsHMft. M4
iiilfA istN f4ffH mH HH HH
aith Nldffih t8 al m
tisamm 6faiii b. iil8 flHi
W itpflil6it laaa tfi .8u Hal
10 tin llmtiHin Hnsf
illtl fiitt mtHfh EH 1aH ia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

molenfoff lam file 6as speite
&ieio (55ig. q fir iugenoli4e per'
IoRen pertpdh0t merben. Die Gan'
ten Der Seitenitiide Der BLUE, psi8t
iiber cine Idlidte Msite fallen, Iino in
tltinen runbsn 3aden nit ei9enfnr'
bigger Geibe geItidt. 9ie Weite bat
born cine geibe bon farbigen Rn6ps
fen, uno auf ieoer Settle beftnoet li9
Elm tleiner Giniab bon SetoenItides
rel in tontrnitierenber Garbe. Sin
peiBer geittdter arugen un6 ebenioIs
DE aermetaufIhIdge tragen 5ur 5es
bung beg gefdIIigen Ginoruds beg
&leioes BEL.
Der I'M na4Ifsn giIoe (5ig. 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
IN benz tnrbsffif6tr

Sn Dem tnrbtffif den
.@prfe adnppen erT6lu9 Elm 9aner
TN 5treite etnen Sononertsburfmen,
Der tn ietnem SeuItul ibsrnadten
poQte. RahOem er i'm get5tet hots
.te, bradte er Die oei9s uuf eirem
G9itbtorren In Elm @etreioefsIo.
BORT nuroe Der @et1tete aeFunten,
un0 Die Embellishments peroihtes
ten Iid oegen ben Bauer. 70 baB er
psrbdftet uuo in oas 9oIi3ei0efdrss
mis- ii aulca iibsraefabrt wutoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

ME ha# f 1alia iai #taalfa
HNi l#fHH lat WfHtwfWMf lNft
Wi6lllA t8ltMif Wi ilf N
turtle sH4fNfi
sHtif -tslltla @H tA Nlssi
a4 mlf fi
ftit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

Qnncnts. 6jtIn9E iDito
enet9iIds Teme ais Glibt. rtIds
bic 5ausitdu geIssentIi4 nud In Alg
@ar6intnprebiot DtstssIsn fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

ben fam, Den DomiRoFarben, gu be-
men mir mebr beun i S~uriidgetoms
men iinb, ndhhem ipir tns cine tur5e
3ettlang fiir Iogenannte buIgartiHe
Iarben begeiitsrt balten. mir
ThneIgen gerone3u In elmer Gdpar5'
MstBs GtnTonit uno befinOen uns
ppbl babel, Oa lie unire Wiiuids
nab aotstttrie NIT bensn mad Spars
Iamieii btreiHist! Sn gdipara uno
Mseib fam man iiberall binoes
ben: man bal 0a cine Toilette, bic
nl4i uuf ben srIlsn Slid pisOsrtr'
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-07
MRS. HOUSTON, YOUNGEST OF CABINET WOMEN

a drive In the open, the tremendous re-
sponsibility of the official baby Of the
Wilson administration.
There Is no Joy like that Of round,
rosy baby in the household" said Mrs.
Houston, laughing at the sounds of in
sistent demands from the nursery that
dropped to the floors below with beau
tiful insolence. And my children are
so we'll and strong that they are an
uninterrupted delight. Practically. I
have two babies. because my daughter
Helen is not quite three years old.
but David Franklin, Jr.. is very much
grown up-he Is fourteen years old.
and attending the Western high
school. which he enjoys tremendous
ly!"
Mrs. Houston possesses the unique
charm of knowing such lot about 20
many things without being aggressive,
and charm of all charms! she doesn't
dream but that all other people know
the same things. She talks with equal
ease about what is best for babies
and the most vexing problems Of
sociology; she knows the ways and
highways of America. and the gal
leries and cathedrals of Europe; she
is familiar with the social and his
torical life OF the capitals Of Europe.
and loves the keen, fresh air Of the
moors of Scotland,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-07
SAFETY At SEA.

Secretary Of Commerce Redfield's
committee on hulls and bulkheads. to
prepare recommendations for the use
Oh the American delegation to the in
ternational' conference on Safety, at
Sea, to be held in London, November
IL, has made its report.
The committee emphasizes the fact
that definite information concerning
many of the important questions could
only be obtained through careful and
exhaustive research by body OF ex.
perts having at their command ample
resources to prosecute their investiga.
tons to a satisfactory conclusion.
Such a body of experts under the juris-
diction OF the department Of commerce
was recommended by the committee.
1t being pointed out that 1t would as
sist in the execution of rules already
established. would facilitate and en-.
courage improvements in ship con-
struction, and tend to increase the
safety OF passengers and crew.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-07
RECIPES THAT SAVE MONEY
Writer Shows How Same Effect May
30 Obtained With Less Expen-
diture.

What may be done in the way OF
economical cutting of recipes may be
seen from the following:
Coffee Cake (original recipe)-One
and one-half cups Of brown sugar, one
cup of molasses, one egg, one-quarter
pound of citrons, one teaspoon of
soda, two pounds of raisins, one tea
spoon of cloves, one-half cup of butter.
one cup of strong coffee, four cups OF
flour, one tablespoonful of cinnamon.
This was changed to read as fol-
lows: One and one-half cups Of brown
sugar, one cup of strong coffee. one
half cup of butter (part butter and
part lard), one cup of raisins, one tea
spoon of cinnamon, one-half teaspoon
of cloves, two teaspoons Of baking
powder. two heaping cups Of -four.
Baked in a loaf this cake. without
eggs or milk, was delicious.
A recipe for cornbread read like
this: Two heaping cups Of cornmeal.
one cup of -four, IN cups of sweet
milk, one tablespoon Of lard, two table,
spoons of sugar. two teaspoons Of bak-
ing powder, one teaspoon Of salt, two
eggs.
The eggs were omitted from this re-
cipe and either sweet or sour milk
was used, soda being substituted for
baking powder.-Pictorial Review.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-07
SEEKS GENUINE GREENHEARr.

Clayton D. Nell of the U. 8. forest
service sailed the other day from New
York for British Guiana to inspect
greenheart timber to be used in the
construction of docks and other ma
rine works for the Panama canal He
goes at the request of the isthmian
canal commission, In order that the
getting genuine greenheart timber, for
which a number OF inferior substi,
tutes are offered.
Genuine greenheart has the reputa-
ton OF being the most resistant wood
to the attack Of marine borers and to
decay. Borers are especially bad In
tropical waters. The wood il. In addf-
ton, hard, heavy and durable. and not
subject to damage from impact and
wear. 1ndisputable records show that
tho best grades of this wood surpass
iron and steel as to lasting qualities
in contact with salt water. 1t has
been known and used since 1859. Logs
have remained intact under water for
one hundred years, and the only limit
Of their durability SO far has been
the length of service of their iron bolts
and fastenings, which usually can be
renewed without much trouble. Green
heart in Liverpool lock gates, built in
1856, removed to allow a deepening
and widening of the ship channel in
1894, was used over again when the
gates were reconstructed. The stills
and tenders Of the lock gates at Pam
anna will be made Of greeheart, and
much of the docks will be constructed
Of the same material.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-07

has been extended to the northern
states as well. and similarly sstisfac-
tory results are hoped for throughout
the country. 1t Is to stimulate more
widespread interest in the proposition
that the present project Of having the
winning girls visit the capital at one
time was decided upon. Besides. 1t
was considered that II the corn club
boys were given these yearly visits
to Washington. something was due to
the canning club girls. The organiza.
lions are closely allied and work along
together in the same districts. often
being administered by the same work
ers. The boys visits to Washington
have aroused much general interest;
they have received diplomas from the
secretary Of agriculture, have shaken
hands with the president. ard have
been shown the sights. The girls are
expected 20 receive similar attentions
during their stay in the capital.
From the girls standpoint the main
interest in the visit will be the liberal
education they will receive from the
experience, but from the broader
standpoint the increased interest
throughout the states will more than
compensate for the outlay made.
While this is the first visit OF the
girls in a body to Washington, one
girl made the trip last year when the
corn club boys were sent She was
the winner in a canning club contest
in an Arkansas county and the c,unty
presented her with the trip, which she
undertook with the DEPARTMENT. off,
cial county aGaat as chaperon.