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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
NOT A CANDIDATE
J. y. oowler Declines 20 BE Candidate
for President Of Triadelphia Dis
trict School Board

J. y. Dowler. mayor OF woodsdale.
Who vas suggested as a candidate for
ne Republican nomination for presi-
dent Of the board OF education OF
lriadclphia district. yesterday an.
rounced that he d. not a candidate
and. furthermore. that his name was
suggested without his knowlcdge or
consent
Raird. % Elm Grove. was the
other candidate suggested for the OF.
nee. and since the Withdrawal OF Mr.
lloNlcr DO o. unopposed for the nomi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

IN muddy waters OF me Ohio. A few
hours after his friends believed him
asleep IN the muddy waters, he was
seen walking west along the Balti-
more and Ohio tracks. his destination
apparently unknown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

p your rerfrT who GRADUATE
49,, ihe n.e.iir.l college last year. rot.
llnn iriuwrharffr ~erfef bones,
aF.f Ii"rnnFnh .Tln has safahffabl 4
80 rrHrfirr fFaf boz doesn't com
Z. n~.-arr o. rHiar civil snrinaa,
Hhi.Fsre frnm judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

DAVIS ISLAND DAN 49, roa ,oo.
falling clear. e''
rising clear '"'S'
PARKERSBURG. hi feet fsui,r
cloudy 'a''in ;
AIRY clear
on CITY IS inches stationary.
arT. clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
INGALLS, MAGAZINE
August Number Noav Ready
Here Is Wbaf X Contaf1s---
CONTENTS

EDITORIAL
Our Forecast for September.
Just Between Ourselves, by the Editor
FICTION
Marrying OF Enor, by Mariel Brady-Illustrated by
The Pretenders. BY Lillian Dueey-Ilustrated by
Ruth Ellen lien In'eryenes by Nae Easley-Illustrated
The Pursuit Of Patricia Serial Story, by Eunco
Iietjens-lllustrated by David Robinson
SPECIAL FEATURES
An American Princess by Myra G Reed
A Little Venture in Observation-Disclosures from Your
Mother and Mine-lllustrated by Gustav Michel
As Grow Old by Woman of sixty-Illustrated by
Arthur Little.
Guest-GirI at Newport by Eleanor Tracy
serving Your Community, by Zona Gale.
THE PROBLEM OF CLOTHES
Some Chic Touches from Paris by Clementine Duni,
A Talk About the Child's Clothes by the Fashion
Wings and Quills-Lessons in Home Millinery, Mum.
Der XIX, by Evelyn Tobey.
Inc home DreSSmaker-Lesson XIII, by Margaret
Whitney. saw
FOR THE CHILDREN
Two Hungry Diekey-Brds-A Cutout for the Chill
The Rebellion of Robin HOod-A Jinks-and Betty
Story, by Myra G. Reed
FANCY WORK FOR LEISURE HOURS
The Latest Transient Designs by Helen Thomas
Pretty Things for Many Needs, by Genevieve
Simple Lessons in EmbrOidery-No * by Genevieve
Sterling.
COOKING
some Cooling Drinks by Agnes Athol
Simple Chocolate Receipts, by Elma Iona Locke
ways OF Serving Carrots by Lucy G. whtwel
How Make Angel Food by J. W Roberts
Marking Jelies, by G. L. Reynolds.
SOME REGULAR FEATURES
entertainment Department: An Arctic Party by
Eleanor Otis. ' y
Commons Sense Beauty Talks: Crcumventine Sum.
mer, by Annette Beacon
Home Money Making' Methods. A Ne;,bbo-hooa
Pantry, by A Farmers Wife
What Good Form Demands by VIRGINIA Ra,do1,b
Romances of Modern Business F
Our Housekeeping Exchange, Conducted by Helen
Hopkins = '
NOTICE HOW VERY UP-TO-DATE 1T IS-How
Much Is IN 1T THAT is REALLY INTERESTING
fiCl ON-tASHON-TRAVEL-H AND chill
OXEN IALKS-PRACTICAL SEWING AND NEEnIE
WORK-BUSINESS FOR wOMEN-ETC ETC
"a PAGES
BEAUTIFULLY Observation-Disclosures
PLATES.
1T COSTS At Taylor's Only.
Publishers Price Soc
35c Year by Mail.
Csc Year at Counter.
Free-15c Pattern with each Subscription.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
AT TIE VICTORIA

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sf"e 90 o. nee The Chauffeur one I'd
tHr hTHt ~ fhr MrErrHe AanrInfs pIsv.
-. fnflrr repertoire. TIE nIdIaura uaa
lNuruuEhlT delighted win the rIav ard
90 u.f TAI o. show fhrfr aurrerI lion
POI enthuatarftr appliance. FOR both story
nn1 player lf o. clever urnfurffrn
~. .N mn hffH nf the company are
seen o. Guud adNuntare
TIE story deals wen ne e. fashion
able Nrw port nrf fff efforts I'd = ~.
1lfiN bud fn capture III fHrrfrr fIffr ne
iHfn IRE NfIH fH rarrrHH there u fnn
Eslnrr aud many inf .rrHfIuU sifuaffHHa
Whirh arr arfIN bFHuErf ruf 81 CO., com.
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turniahrd r. hllf ErurH aHIuaHrrsrf Ter
fle auairnre Toe rIHr uII o. rrr.eaf /.
% this Afternoon nnH fn.nfrff
HiEh speeds have been attained N
transm isalon BY WireiurH trierrarf A
recent teHf resulted in arufInr faT
words minute The record frr
writing on a typewriter III Ifg word !
minute
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Gmalam6 bram6t Srnppen.

2on6on, 10. Sept. Selomar=
5doa Carl &it9ener bielt am
im S6erbm1s bes britiiden
Yorluments cine ldngere &eoe iber
sic StQrfe ser sbritiiden Mrmee in
6ronfrei9 un6 sic MuSii@ten oes
&rieges. @enm England 6en &riee
gum iiegreiden Mbf@luB bringen mill,
iagte er, miilien ltanoig @eritarfnn-
gen nadgeidtft mer6en. @egentpar-
tig befinoen ii@ bereits mebr als feds
0%ipiiionerr I'M Sel6e, bel met
tenn nidt ausreiden. Mber
ni6t nur reguldre Srnppen,
neir audi @ingeborenen< nno
Breimiqigenforps miiBten nnter
a1en llmitan6en auf 6en &riegsldau=
pGab getporfen mer6en. Cine Dibt=
iion &eierbetruppen lei bereits bon
Megppten o%bgereiit, eine 8rigaoe lei
nod MoIta un6 Elm Detadement nad
Gibraltar geidafft poroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
9eutider 6mnfenberidt.

2on6on, 10. @ept. - Die fol-
genoe 6eltti@e offi5ieqe G%rfldrung
mrr6e bon 2onoon aus ourd sic
@farcom Guntenitation iibermittelt:
She 3ei6nu1ngtn 3n Ser 6eutifen
&rtegsan1eibe, melde BEL Sen @par=
banten begonnen nur6e, boben ale
@rtpartungen iberidritten. Mus @op=
foot lit oie MiHbeiIung eingegon=
gen, 6aB cine 6e11tibe Dibiiion am
Orange 6luB uberrai9t tpur6e un0
BON 6en iu6afrifmii9en 5treitfraf=
ten gu @efmgenen gemodt tpur6e.,
@ne 9eutiden 5mii6en 10 un6 IS
Sabre11, Sic in Sen iii6afritmiifen
&olorien mobnen, tper6en m1f Sem
&unpf Ser @oberts @oben GIT @ertbei=
otgungS5tpeden fon5entriert. Sic fer
Ibii4en @treittffracffte, tpeIde 6en 6l1b
@abe uberihritten, iino iiberan 3u=
riidgetrieben mor6en. Ser 6ein6 lit
iebt b%onitan6ig aus SEN Diitrifften
bon @Drmia INTO 8anat bertrieben
moroen. gelgilhen Tranftirel1re11
m11r6en @e1pebre in 6orn1 BON
@t0den ubgenomme11. Iiei e &C.
mebre tparen 81 3entimeter lang l1n6
fonnten 6ur6 einfades 0riiden a11f
einen &ttopf gum Mbfeuern gebrodt
tper6en. l1niere Sr1ppen fins Dor
Ser @efabr 6ieler ideinbar barmloien
Snitrumente in Sen @d116en fonoti=
16er 8elgter getpormt tpor6en. 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
&rie9sma@ri6ten
Mentralitat iiber aqes.

MaIbimgton,D 9. g., II. Dept.
= Yraiioent @ilion pertiin6ete am
Mtittpod feierIid Der gar3em Melt>
oaB ole Gereinigten Staaten iid CUR
aeit fem ltrtbeil biloen, nod Nartet
ergreifen fonuten III ben @ontroper>
fen, mel6e 3pilhen oen feinolid)en
atropaiiben Mattonen iiber ongeb-
lid)e &%erletung oes g0lferredts ent-
itar6en lino. Oieie 5rage, erflarte
ct, foinuteu erit nab 9eenoigunq oes
&rieges erleoigt meroen, Sen er iebn-
lihlt berbeipiimlde. Ser Eraiioe1lt
perfiinoete oies 3uerit Der belgiiben
&ommiiiio11, mel6e bon tbm i'm Bei-
Ben &ouie empfangen muroe lno ibun
cine formeQe @eldtperoe iiber allgeb=
lib bon Ser oeutid)en Iruppe1 1T
gelgien bega11genen @rauiamfeiten
iiberreidte oonn oent oe1tiden &aiier
in einem acknowledgement ouf 6ei=
fen @eldtperoe iiber oie G%erlpenoul1g
bon Num6um=@ Sc boiien Ieitens ser
Gerbiin6eten. Die Mnttport oedt iid
nobe5l1 p%oaitGltoig nit ser Nniprade
un Sic belgiihe &ommiiiion, melde
! nod Sent @eiBen @qltie IN @ai)ing=
ton gefommen mar, tint gegen 6ia or=
gebliden @rouian1feiten Ser 0elltifen
|5oloaten IN @elgien Broteit eir5ule=
gen. Sn ser gingamgs ipriht ser
YrGiioent aus, CT fiible iid) 6aonr6
geebrt, oaB Ser Deuti&e Scatter i'm
in iei11em Hroteitidretben bonn Z.
|September geuiliermaBen Tim Elm n1t=
parteiildes urtbeil eriu6t babe, er
beoa1erte je6o6 gletd}5eitig, gegen=
martig ridt in Ser Sage 5u iein, 'pirf=
li6 gere6t nn6 u11parteiilh gu ent=
ldei6en. Sos f0j1rre crit geiheben,
menn ser &rieg 81 gn6e lei tpcs es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

un6 ri6tete ant je6en ein3elnen Ser
BORT u11tergebradten per1nun6ete1
&rieger freun0li6e @orte Der Nner=
fennung uno oes Sroites. Yrinj
Soadim, Ser I'M ShloB 8ellepup
1dmer bertpun6et 6nrmeberliegt> BE-
fin6et iid auf 6em 8ege ser 8e1le=
rmng, 0o6 miro er Dor Mblauf mebre=
rer @oden baS Batientenlager. nid)t
berlaiien 6iirfen. MQe bier 1aflllto=
ten Ser nniberiitat &0mgsberg baben
General bon @inoenbnrg Sen Doftor=
titel ubonoris en1ia" berlieben in An=
ertennung ieiner @eroienite INN sic
Sauber1tng Breubens bon Den @oiu=
fenbor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
@elaier in Sind.

2onoon II, II. Sept. - Die Deut-
id)en bereiten iid III @elgien fir je6e
gbentualitat Dor un6 beba1pten BORT
eine ser belgiiden Mrmee iiberlegene
Madt. IS bat cine 6ortieb1tng bon
Sbarmubeln itattgefunoen, mte ite
INNER felt 6em gimnari@ Ser De11t.
id)en in 8ronfrei@ Dor ii@ gingen.
@ierbei tped1elt 8orriiden nn6 3u=
riiiif5ieben bon Sruppen taglid, mie
CUNT 8eiipiel am Mttttpob sic Deut-
Id)en 9ermon6e tpie6erbelebten, nur
UNI CO ant Doner1tag frib mieoer 81
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war Peruttd
3ouute
mt@t emem
obne
8robe5
Wtbbeba:
gen.
$50 0ebram6te
nteleWttttel, bon
AenlM man ans

nabnt. oab fie gut feten, aber i'd
fpiirte teine 2%tnoerun8, bis i'd
Yermna 8ebram@te."
IS gibt 2emte, bic teine f%li1igen SIC
iinb bic Yermna Tablette beion6ers mertb
na6tragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
QMoe %feitoeuooelt.

Mem Dorf, Is. Sept. - @raf
y. gernitorff, ser oeuti9e @otidafter
IN Den Ser. Staoten, gab om Mitt-
po@ TT Seem Sort oie folgenoe amt
li@e 3epeide bonn Musmartigen Mmt
TT Ve1lin betannt: u9on6on beri@tet,
oab cos Moratorium in Deut{hlan6
big gnoe September perlangert mor-
Den iei. Das Moratori1tm fonnte
11ldt berlangert mer6en, tpeil ei11 fol-
DIES in 9elltidlon6 iiberbaupt nidt
.at1georonet matroe. SHE 8anfen un6
@eidafte arbeiten tpie gem0bnlid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
@ilion enttamidt.
SsSu %eiudetpeihten 81

NNI e~lN9elUelDIeN StIelIeN lUllltNl
man an, oaB Nralioent @ilion nod
einige Gage ul1f meitere Ielegrmme
DON @otlhafter 8eraro murten url
baum Sic mrerifarilhen Gertreter in
2onoon, Naris un6 ct. petersburg
ampeiien per6e> Sic Note oeS 6el1t=
lden &eid)sfan5lers 6en reip. &egie-
r1tngen 5n iibermtitteln. Soute eS
Damn 81 eit1em ginper1tdn6niB font
men, 10 miir6e mabri@einli6 elm
@offenitiuito1r6 abgeihloiien per0en,
Biz Ser enogiiltige 6rieo geidlolien
lit. Militartide 9perationen bra119=
ten in oieler 3miiden5eit ni6t einge=
lteut GIT meroen. Sen manmgfa9en
IN 8aibington fatriieren6en @erii@-
ten, Delttiblqno babe berl6ieoene 8e=
o%tngltngen nabmbaft gemadt, unter
6enen es gum 6rteoen genetgt iei, 6aB
es Dor alien Dingen Boriblage be-
5iigli6 elmer territorialen @erldie=
b11ng inn &et9 11n6 in Sen &olonien
ablebne1L fem 5tiif 2ar6 abtreten
un6 feline &riegsflotte ni6t m1flo1en
mer6e, trot sic amertfnniihe @egie=
rung mit ser amtlthen @rfldrltng
emgegen> 6aB ni6ts Derartiges in
Ser @erliner 8otidoft entbolten iei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

perloiien. Sic Deuti9en balten lire
Irllppen in 8elgien 10, 6aB Die 8el=
gier 1ie bei Sen fran30iiiden Spera=
tionen 11idt bebin6ern f0nnen. ST.
oeiien mrodt sic belgiide Mrmee fir
sic 9eutiden sic Mntpeienbeit elmer
Dipilion Iruppen nptbmen6ig, 6ie 90
fer an Sen fran50lii6en Sperattonel
nid]t tbeil1mbmen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Gum Gimfem qe6radt.

9on6on, IS. sept. = &euters
&orrel ponoent in Mmiteroom berid=
tet: Nod elmer offi5ieuen Depei9e
aus Berlin boben sic 6e11tl9en lent
baren 91tftidiffe ale auf ite geiebten
Grnartl1ngen erfiiut. &einer lit bis=
Der bonn Teinoe' 5eri tort ooer erbeutet
mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Von wunderpollefi nuken fur mid

Srau emma 9fode, 1912 g. erie st.,
Chicago, Sa., cine profsiioneue &rantenz
pflegeri1,, ihreibt: ~@on nunberbo1em
NuBen mar Beruna fir MIDI. SD lit
an Magentatarrb in elmer iebr i9Iimmen
Sorm, fo1mte nidt eien obne groBes
@iBbeba9en. @ein Nagen pnroe faler.
S6 bate @as u1o meme Nabrlmg itieb
auf. Meine @%eroauulng tpar 10 idle@t,
onB 1b niht idlufen %fotrnte, obne oaB
ib Elm 9ube11omul in ser 0adt oufz
pedte, haufle NIT groBen SGmer3en.
Wein 9ltbem ipar iebr i6le6t. Sd ge=
braudte piele Waittel, bon oenen man
claudio, baB lie gut ieien, aber i6. fpiirte
feline 2inoeruag, Bic i9 Yernna gebraudz
tie: Damn begann meme @eneiun n1lb
ipienobl es langiam pirfte, mar es ii@er.
@s gereidt mir oaber mebr 0enn gum
@ergnii9en, Berunn fir ale fatarrbaIe
Sdtpierigfeiten 81 empfeblen, oa id gez
tptB bin, baB es 0ie1elben beilen miro"
i5inen nebmen ,uoIem. Sir folde 2eute
oil. sic laf1en iih (eiht In Der gajhe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
@mKilde Qmoen.

Mon&efter, Mofi., is. @ept.
- Die temporar bier untergebrodte
olterr. lung. @otidaft gibt befo11r1t,
Dob lie folgen6e 6robtroie Mittbeil1tng
oom oit.=ltng. Miniiter 6es Me1Beren
erbaltem bot: u@ad ser @dIadt bei{
9enberg baben sic offi5ieuen ralfi=
lden Observation-Disclosures, uie ill.,
lid, pbantaitiide Melornge1t perbrei=
tet liber einen ongeb1iden rul1ifheu
Steg, pobei fie sic Boil ser Sc or=
oenen NIT 10000 be3ifferten un6 sic
Sobl Der erbeuteten @ano1rert nit
900. S1tereiiant lit Elm @erglei6 ser
at1tlt6en 8efanntmad1tng 6es ruff
ihen @enerolitabs bonn Datum 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

lebnliddt piini@e. @orber iid elm
urtbeil gu biloer> >piiroe li6 nit Ser
ltrtften &er1trolitat, >peld,e sic Ser.
staoten, oeren oberiter @ertreter er
let, nidt pereirbaren laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Gana6a fat Mnoit.

0ttoma, Ont, is. Sept. -
|Seit geginn 6es &rieges boben mehr-
fad 9uftldiffe sic omerifoniidle
@ren5e na& CANADA gefrel15t. 90
man befiirdtet, 6aB 6elttlde ooer
oiterrei@tide Garteigdnger in oen
Ser. Stoaten ith zines Meroplo11s
gum @erfen bon 9omben be6ienen
fonnten, fat Sic &egierur1g getpiiie
@ori@riften iiber Sic 8etpeg11ngen
bon Tlug5eugen in Canada erIoiien.
@or eit poar Saqen eridien ELM fol-
dies in Ser Mdbe 6es @ellon6{@unaIs.
Cine iolde Ml1fregtng e%ntitn16, hob
oie @oden iid oni@idten, 6ora11f git
idteBen.
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&rina @einrid fibrt @eidmaoer.

&openbagen, iiber 9onoo11,
10. @ept. - Modridten mts Ma1,rro,
Tinnlano> beitdtigen, oa6 elm fairies
oentides @eldmooer felt mebreren
Sogen IN SEN @emaiiern liiolid ben
BEN Mlan6=Smeln frel15t. Dos &C.
ibmaoer bei tebt a1ts iieben @ro5=
fompfidiffen ltno 5dIodtidifffru,=
5ern Ser "Trieslamo" -@Iolie, STREET
groBen &rel15ern, bier Sorpe6obooten
nno elmer Mn5abl bon @obIen+ u11o
Decentralization. SIN 8or6 6es gro
Ben &relt5ers v8liider" lit Sic Stag
&c oes @~robo6mtrols 8rin5en @ei11=-
rid, oes @ruoers 6es @oiiers, qehibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

@eldes Bier per6iem Sen Hreis?
Namt, gemiB 6as u3nmalpeiB."
minneapolis 8retping 60
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-05-15
sists-of two prongs on top.of the hoe.
These prongs dig out the weeds and
rakes them together.
THE RANCH COOK HOOK
STEAMED CUP PUDDING.

Butter the inside of the desired
number of cups. Fill half full of
sliced apples, sprinkle we'll with Gin
namon and sugar, half teaspoon of
butter and two tablespoons of any
good pudding batter Ito each cup),
like the following: Cream piece Of
butter the size of hickory nut with
one-half cupful of sugar; add one
half cupful of milk and one cupful of
-four and one teaspoon of baking
powder. Steam 30 minutes. This
will be enough for six cups.
SCRAPPLE.
Boil two and one-half pounds Of
sausage for Is minutes in two quarts
of water, then add salt and thicken
with corn meal to the consistency of
mush. Cook at least 40 minutes.
Pour into a deep dish and when cold
slice and fry. Eat with butter or
syrup.
BUTTER SCOTCH PIE.
Brown one tablespoon butter, add
three -fourths cup brown sugar, yolk
of one or two eggs, two cups milk,
two tablespoons -four or flour and
corn starch mixed moistened in milk.
Cook over fire until thick. Cool a
little and put into a baked crust.
Cover with white of eggs and sugar
and brown in oven. This is fine.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-05-15
WOMEN AT EXPOSITION

A letter from the Secretary of the
International Farm Womens' Press
Association (I. F. w. P. A.. has
been sent to this department asking
us to again call the attention of farm
women to what is expected to be
done in regard to a building at the
Panama Exposition.
The building is to be model farm
home, every part of which is to repre-
sent some new idea of making life
pleasant in the farm home.
Weekly conferences covering every
phase Of farm home improvement
will be held in the building during
the entire time of the exposition.
Prizes will be given for the best ar
rangement of the rooms OF this model
home and the building will be ar
ranged according to the prize win
ming plans. Every woman is asked
to contribute little. if it is not more
than a dime. All names will be put
in a book which will be given the
place of honor in the building.
These women are asked to write to
Mrs. Belle Van Dorm Harbert (Presi-
dent of Congress of Farm Women)
$40 Century Bldg, Denver, Colorado,
sor literature Of outline.
Among new clubs of farm women
are the United Farm Women of the
South, tri-state mimi. and the
Dakotas) club which meets at the
same time of the Tri-State Organiza-
ton of Farmers and a cooperative
society OF the farm women of Man
itoba. The latter deals with the
shipping of eggs in case lots.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-05-15
HELPFUL HINTS

ITO prevent hooks from coming out
of.the eye use a smaller eye than
hook. That is, for No. l book use
a No. eye.
Washing fluid, contributed )-One
of the best fluids to remove dirt,
stains and make snowy white is
made by taking one 10 cent can of
Iye. five cents worth of household
ammonia, five cents worth of salts OF
tartar. Put in an earthernware
jar with one gallon of boiling water.
Use one-half cup or little over to a
boiler of water. This has been used
for years in our family.
Requested. LIVERY woman has
her own way of treating wash goods
so they won't fade, but simple way
is to soak a short time in salt water.
hang on the line in the folds Just as
1t came from the store. Let dry
until inst right to iron. This not
only sets the color, but also shrinks
the goods.
A splendid tool for women who
work in the garden is the combina-
ton hoe and weeder. The hoe part
Is light and narrow. The weeder con-
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Or do we, with hand of hellish pride,
Close and bolt the door?
And swear, "While heaven and earth
abide
She will enter here no more"
o, Christ, it seems we have never
learned
The lesson taught in the sand,
For even yet a woman is spurned =.
And stoned in a Christian land. ~
Down into the slough we hurl her
back,
Then turn around with smile,
And welcome the boy from the sin
full track,
Though he may have been more vile.
We all have heart for the prodlgal
boy
Who was caught in sins mad whirl,
And we welcome him back with
songs Of joy,
But what of the prodigal girI?-Ex.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-05-15
WHAT OF TIE PRODIGAL GIRL?

We all have heart for the prodiRal
boy,
Who was caught in sins mad whirl,
And we welcome him back with songs
of JOY,
But what of the prodigal girl?
For the prodigaI boy there's an open
door
And fathers bounteous fare,
And tho he is wretched, sick and
poor,
He is sure of welcome there.
But what of the girl who has gone
astray,
Who has lost in the battle of sin?
Say, do we forgive in the same sweet
way
We've always forgiven him?
Does the door stand ajar. as If to say
"Come, enter, you need not fear,
I've opened this since you went away,
Now close to the second year,"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-05-15
THE HOME
By Hattie Haines Churchill

Questions will be cheerfully answer
ed by mail If postage is sent. Write
to the manager of this department and
tell what you would like best to ap-
housewives to look forward with pleas
ure to reading this part of The Ranch.
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