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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

The ladies OF the Degree Of Honor
to the number Of some twenty-five sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Roach al
their handsome new home Wednesday
evening. The time was spent playing
cards and social games, with music in
terspersed, after which a fine lunch
was served. Mrs. D. c. Town, on be-
half Of the members, presented Mr..
Roach with a handsome casserole.
The next regular meeting of the De-
gree Of Honor will be held in the
lodge room next Tuesday evening. A
number OF new members have recently
been taken in.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

and it is free from disease. Federal
inspection stamps are placed on the
meat.
The Federal government, however,
has no jurisdiction over local slaughter
houses which do not ship meat outside
Of the state.
The foot and mouth disease when
contracted by adults is not at all
serious illness. II commonly takes the
form of slight fever sores in the mouth
and slight eruption on the fingers.
In the case Of small or sickly children
it may take more serious form, es-
pecially if complicated by other illness.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
NEWS ITEMS

Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct to
The Echo Office :. :. Telephone Number 285
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

The Wenatchee High School foot
ball team which has been claiming the
championship OF the state was defeated
by Hoquiam in that city last Thursday
by a score OF 7 TO 8. Everett now
claims the championship.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

Have you anything to sell OF trade
An Echo ad will do the the work.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

The l. H. S. club was entertained
Friday afternoon at the home OF the
Misses West. A pleasant afternoon
was spent after which a dainty lunch
was served. Those present were Mrs.
w. o. Atwood, Emily Woodrow. the
Misses Lower, Minnie and May Hauck,
Georgia Doty, Mrs. Ryan, Nettie
Davis, Mrs. Lewis, Alice Lingly, Mrs.
Rice, Edna Roach, Milan Atwood,
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Huff and the
hostesses.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

BUTTER WRAPPERS AT THE
ECHOsOFFICE.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01

that [ tbink one would better select
the choice early sorts in order to have
them in bloom at Thanksgiving time.
| do not understand the SO called
scientific culture of them. | only
know how [ have met with success.
Cuttings have not done we'll for me.
One better get the shoots on their
own roots which come up early in the
spring around the old stock. Put
them in pots and shift to larger as
needed, the last one giving plenty of
root room. [ always have the soil
very rich in the last pot and water
with liquid manure to encourage
growth. One must use judgment and
give just what the plant is able to
stand. The pinching out process
should begin when the plant is six
inches tall. Pinch out the top so
branches will start, then pinch out
all branches bnt four or six. Con-
tinue this until the plant is shapely,
keeping in mind that these laterals
will bear the buds. If large blooms
are wanted, disbud leaving only one
on each one. One should be careful
not to nip off branches too late in the
season. Ii one is not particular as
to size, but wants lots of blossoms,
do not remove buds. One thing is
necessary, and that is the plant
should be given plenty of water and
not allowed to dry out.
I have also set plants in the open
ground and treated the same way.
Two weeks before taking up [ cut
around with the spade just as If l
we're going to put them into boxes.
The end of the roots will heal.
The plant will stand moving. Plant
carefully into pots or boxes and let
stand out doors for little while. If
one is painstaking they will be re-
warded with a wealth of beautiful
blossoms.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01

a patient There are right ways and
wrong ways Of carrying out his or
ders, and it is great help when it
can be done correctly and quickly.
A compress may be either hot
or cold. 1t is placed over chest,
abdomen, back or any part of the
body.
Cold compress on body with hot
water bag at back for pain, infiamma-
ton or tenderness. Have the patient
lie near the edge of the bed the body
we'll protected with blankets easily
lifted. Place hot water bag under
small of the back below waist line,
then apply the cold compress over
afflicted part Fold two towels, keep
one in cold water all the time the
other is on the body. Wiring quite
dry so it will not drip. Always rub
the body we'll with the hand before
putting on the first one so the shock
will be less. AS the towel becomes
warm, change to cold. always slipping
the cold one under the warm one be-
fore taking that off. Continue for
one hour. Always keep the rest of
the body warm. 1t is a good thing
to give drink of hot milk or broth
previously prepared.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01
INTELLIGENT HOME NURSING HELPS

One of our readers has tim idly Civ
en- us a suggestion in regard to TAX
ing care of the sick. We are glad to
have anyone suggest or criticize at
any time. The former enables us to
give what is needed The latter may
be of benefit to us. We believe with
one Of our favorite poets, that ga
man should never be ashamed to own
that be is IN the wrong, for it is but
saying in other words, that he is
wiser today than he was yesterdy.
Every woman is nurse at heart.
Her first thought at the sight of
suffering is to do something to relieve
it, but unfortunately she often
chooses her head as the saying goes,
and does the wrong thing because she
has no knowledge back of her desire.
We remember one instance: A child
suddenly went into commissions. The
young mother grabbed and held it
tight in her arms. sobbing and cry
ing, the child all the while growing
more rigid and blue. Its aunt got
books out and tried to find out what
to do as they were miles from a ply
stefan. Another young mother step
ped in. got tub, partly filled it with
hot water, of which, luckily, there
was plenty, took the clothing off, and
put the little fellow in. She directed
the preparation of an enema of warm
water which she gave, with the child
lying on its left side and in a very
short time the youngster was out of
danger. This is only one of many
instances that are constantly coming
before us, showing the necessity of
being prepared.
The helps that will often appear in
these columns will be obtained from
reliable sources and not, as in many
cases in various papers, be put in to
I'LL space.
Often physician orders a compress
upon certain positions of the body of
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01
FLOWER INQUIRIES ANSWERED

Mrs. l. B.-The Trumpet vine is,
according to my own likes, one of
the very best vines to be had. They
grow for years becoming more beauti-
full each succeeding one. The vine
is woody and has thorns which grow
right into any wood they touch, so
the vine is never in any danger of
breaking loose or falling down.
1t takes quite while for the vine
to get established and does not leaf
out until late in the spring. After
ward it grows fast and the leaves
make a dense shade. The flowers,
which come in midsummer, are
et-shaped and scarlet and gold
in color. The leaves are light green.
Two year vines sell at 30 cents.
Another climber, not we'll known,
is cleastrus scandens or bittersweet.
This grows wild in Wisconsin and
other middle states. The vine is
rapid growing, slender and graceful,
the foliage very glossy. The small
flowers are quickly followed by large
clusters of orange crimson fruit,
which remain on the vine all winter
and are most beautiful winter house
decorations. Same price as above.
Maud Gin regard to the home
growing of chrysanthemums will say
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01
RANCH COOK BOOK
SPANISH RICE.

Parboil two cups of rice in four
cupfuls of boiling water, one tea
spoon salt, chop one-quarter pounds
salt pork or bacon and place in pan
to fry out fat. Fry in this fat one
half of a chopped onion and one-half
a green pepper. Put all the ingredi-
ents in double boiler, moisten with
one pint tomato juice and cook until
tender.
SPANISH POTATOES.
Boil potatoes in skins. When al
most done remove from kettle and
place in cold water Pour off and
remove skins, slice into baking pan,
sprinkle chopped onion and a little
chopped parsley. Lay over all, one
or two thin slices Of salt fat pork
Put little water in and bake to a
light brown.
SPANISH CABBAGE WITH
ONIONS.
Shred cabbage and put dripping
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01

wet into kettle with one tablespoon
oil or butter. Season with salt or
cayenne pepper to taste, cover closely
and let cook in it's own steam. Cut
one large onion in small cubes. fry in
one tablespoon oil or butter until
slightly brown then add cabbage and
fry both together until fine golden
brown.
This cookery will be found appetite
ing.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-06-01
THE HOME
By Hattie Haines Churchill

Questions will be cheerfully answer
ed by mail if postage is sent. Write
to the manager of this depar tment and
tell what you would like best to APP
pear in these columns. We want the
housewives to look forward with pleas
ure to reading this part of The Ranch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30

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Ssiiicn 8. Tni ba lei uno biersnr6 y nnt'
crieai inb folleiiiri idbriit bic sir Itlnniia
oet pbsu beidirlsheueH Sbulb. un' b6s iiener'
bare Viaetibum ber Siaoi CINCINNATI cine 9c'
pheenoe Sumnle sum slfpede bet tnHileil
HeInblnra bet Biuien NIB TiaBnafionps'
Aneanbfn auf bic 0beu bef6risbrne G6utb
ielfe auilngen unb aotIefiipHen iirb an mo-
nen Bu ben Seiitn bprasicbtn bursb pes ~t
iet. fir bte anferIeanns bon eisnern iaF mt
ssiiion 8 Ilde crhiHanA fol- in arGfi
reinr urb @lliiaisit babsn Ton nne na4 oerl
ir.ihef,en bonn Geleh etlauti,n 3eiipnr'ie on.
9aiiir aui II. aprtl 1914.
G. " TauutE
Qgdfibeni bes Siobiriibs.
geaIautia;: fjteb s1neIier. 0leri
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&amiIicn g eunih. p bis

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oamiIicu GruUin. 0htc.
gtuci natl 6. 1G gDtil 1914.
0erfteaelte Iu1ebote tpcroer eri,
aeNCulcupmmeu IN her Efficc oes gouro o'
GouHin GomniiiiioHers bis f5reitug ben y!
WlGi 1914. nm ~ ubt !BiiiGgs. fir bic ru<
IiehenbC G0nUin-9lybeii:
Gemdh ncH Spe8tfiid,iouer 80 G33 - IJilT
bic Reppraiur her SpriuaiieIo Riie 7mtihcu
erf giucreei @rlie uno Der 'ioGber 3cUo'
taiiors bon JsnoHliuu IN SpriHatlelb Ionnl5iU.
lie grbet bot ~ aef3e6en tn ueh,tetn',,n'
muug NIT ben BIircu uHo spe5i'i.aitonsn.
nelfe istt au'IieGeu IN bet S'ice bes souro
OF 0ountO Gor7mii'loncrs
siue gnpeboie uhNcn nu' TorrllInreu nlsgs.
fertigt fem. rrelte IN Der G''ice bee s,oarb d
Touuin Gcuimihoners III babeu 'ro, NIB be.
hIeiitt 'eiu bon eirem gorb IN ber edbt non
flnibunocri $500 G0) Dollars nit 5rpti qlcH
unb qeHgeHoeu @liracH, ale Slccrbcii ba'ay.
bGb her @ieier ben Honiyaii eiraeben iuirb 3rr
austlbrlng ber grbeii i'm Sale berie!bc ilm
srtr'dunt !uirb.
5ie Gountn Gontmi'fiorcrs bshnIter fif bc5
gfct! boz, iracrbeir pbcr ale anGebote al Uar.
lpeiien
Snr aluf'raq oss @olrS Of SamItor Gouni9
GrnlUiliinUsrE
Gre6. @effeImnuu, QrdHoer.
Ntieit: " Ilbcrt FeiHgGrti Gleu.
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Tine GrotnGns 30 1ss-leis-3nr
VI appropririnng BON Gipeniburf tlr hltcni.
ienni6en ooebraut beiiebeub In eineul CAFE
mfni eurb bas @iaeHibnu bon aeam @tbsf.
eel Is rerorbnst bnra ben S,abiraib Der
siabt Cincinnati. s,nai pblO:
Effilcn J. 1db bas nahiolesnh bef1risbens
eigenibum bierburt npprosriiri III fin oiisni'
n6en Gsbraub iir bic aoniiruiTuns nHo sIuf'
refierbaiinns bon eIuem Tranf Ssiper, bs'anni
ais eer 1nn Greet aHierapier.
Gin peaeredi beiiFbenb aus eiuem ctreiitn
9ano. se5n u0) s5nb in Der @reiie. uub nit
BrenBen parallel 81 rHo iini 90 Sub sHi'
ferni bon Der WliiieIlHie bes abSuasidnnls. be-
iGrieben mir iolai:
aufanaeue an enem 4uniis IN Der tpefiIi.
Den ainie Ser ect bieruad bsiarebeu nnb
siubunbert einunbSpands NIB bier 3ebntsi
u2f.D sub eiIiiernt bon bet iheIi6en eins
bon eprina wrope glbenMe: bGnn oIiiparis elm
nnbbrelbe nno HeuH 3ebnisI (31.9) Gnb mebr
oesr peniesr 81 Der oiiIifeH eiHie bon beiaa.
ter Got. on einem @uuiie. finbureeri hreisebu
luD srei 2ebnieI (ils.3) 5ib bon ber iabIider
einie bon SpriHs 0rope abenne
IN gsrbinbuna nit benz borber bef6riebe'
uen gDtgerfci, Der iempordre Sebrnnt fir
ssOniiruiiionsspede bon eineH Sifeiien anHb,
breibia lsub In eer greiie nHo ansrsnssRb an
Das pbea beftriebeHe gaeaeIedt.
anes IN iubiinHtilIsr uebereinfiimmung nit
pIat acceiiion QlHmer 1O.0s7, ipie aniliceenb
IN her cIiiee Ses Gbei. Jnaenienrs, GepGtif.
meni Of Bnblie Serbiee. QintinHnii, Cbio.
gcfaeits Weeere6f III proiefiirt uHb porge'
isben IN ino onr1 0tgeHfpnm w Dsm RameIl
bon abdm g5ebd nHb geieeeH an oet CUB
ShnBe nrb Chambers Girnbe. ulHernafi,
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