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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

in a thunderstorm.
Promises de- not spoil. like milk. how
ever. They break. a buttcrfy's wing
is a tough and durable affair beside a
promise \ man who can break 100
glass balls IN succession is proud Of
the record. but many a statesman
has broken 1000 promises the frs,
week in office and without any effort
either.
Promises arc legal tender for all kinds
81 fayors and goods. but they are not
guaranteed by the government, ard are
very prCcaulus security. Some men turn
ont an extraordinarily high grade %
promises which will be redeemed over
the counter without question al any
time Other men iss'c promises faster
than a wildcat Investment company can
turn out bonds. and when the proud
holder of one Of these PROMISE at
tcmpts 20 cash % he discovers that Il
is Confederate money.
There are two kinds Of business
which are carried on almost entirely By
promiscs-lovc and politics. When a
man is IN love he thanks kindly Proyi-
dcncc for %inycuting the promise. Il IS
nothing for a young man &C. give a
young woman a beautiful home. q priv
ate yacht. a limousine. q vacation in
Europe. flowers every day until she dies
Of old age and unlimited torrent, Of
afcctiou-all IN promiscs-iu a single
evening And II is nothing for the same
young lady, two years after mar
rage, % spend three hours trying 10
trade al Of these promise for Sl25 ia
United States money IN order o. buy a
new hat and spend the balance on
cnervatirg Injuries.
The candidate IS even more talented
on putting out vast issues OF very at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

Il have here" said tie smooth sales
man Go Miss Passay "a dcrice for
anchoriug firmly thJ symmctuc1ls some
women wear
"Ah-h-hw brcath>i Miss P5ssay "a
new kind Of paddock, ch;'
WAR NO LONGER GLORIOUS
He wrote a book about the war
a theme folks do nee love.
Told what they tilled each ether for
And Stunned Bill Bryan's dove.
lie wrote a book about the row,
And thought 'twould make him rich
But a. The thing t|rlnspircd, somehow
There seemed 90 lie a hitch.
lie wrote a hook ON Eufopc's scrap-
Hear this. and hold yoHr breath p
And stead OF gaining wealth. this chap
Completely starved 90 death
And every who knew be wrote
Ataat the foreign fight
Arose. whom hunger rr' hi5 goat.
And shouted Served him riRhtl'
REDUCED PLUHfGE.
Yankee Doodle went 90 town
Upon hi, gray mule Nellie.
lie stuck a feather in his hat
And called % ycgmiC .lh.
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Epiics 81
bYJAcK HELLER.l ANJ i
1@ @@(o l
On Hearing Taps" Played
in the Distance

What mournful soul has rent this
glorious dawn
With burlc notes Of dcathf
What agony
OF spirit bids him send his pecan
ont
As if to chorus with those sounds
Of strife
Across the scas9 Is that the
cause Of his,
His slccplcssucss-his bugled
meditation
We close our eyes and picture
his blauchcd form
Framed i'm q window-listlcss
arm ON sill
S0ul-agouy Iu ego and hollow
check
Noic.-J Unfinished because, as
the sound drrm nearer. me horn
DdS discovered 10 be a fish horn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
"Stung" by a canvasIer

o. 4 c%1H5dSScr came % my house
and ,r1uiri 30 SCH mc o Garrett sar. ,fcy.
i0Id him ! Gid net spIri o. iit Hru
sad hc U0Hid Ike o. icltr % -,Ii mr
ifu Days 90 TRIAL and q. 40 Nt end ~
that time. ! did net aWi o.. ! could
r.flfy ne cOmtguys i1cIl agent
friily consented 10 do this Before 10,
frH dogs 1ptrc ZAP I notified ne com.
tlrp's agent that ! did not aunt fhr
sigcrtcy. he said. an ri.ii IU cal.
f.r it, Sc.frii 1rcfls 5cruf by and
TcrriJci q btH from The company
then igr1ic % Nc l,mtIHW telling birp.
of the facts Yesterday ? hgd q rftiy.
in uhirh fhry say H5y tu1,y nothing N
any permission frfcndci me % return
ne Cgccfcy can / be compelled r. pas
j1y ~
4. No
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

. ! o5cc an account # ffiv-ciei'
dollars az q Cr0Cryy stare. The account
has been running u hfdr 0grr q year.
FoW months ago I qiui trading there
and at mat time / 0icfd considerably
more. ! haze been making small pay
meHis crcyy month. bni ne grocer s1y5
I must ray me attire bill aiiFin INC
nfri thirty d1ys or h. gulR sue ne.
Can he do hit'
The Pr0pirq Lrgni Frirnd iuUi nHsi
n pom qu,git0u ig of general interest
N not ne nnsHrrr utU b. sent ~ u0u dir
y enclosed Addr,ss on lCsifr8 20 m,
kfUFuupgr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

at ones n~cighbors. Sputum on the
floor may not do any harm, after all,
but sputum laden with the pncu-
mococcus, floating through the air,
is certainly a dangerous thing. And
let us repeat for the stecnth time
that one in every five individuals.
sick OF well. habitualiy harbors viru-
lent pncumococei in his mouth or
nose. Hence the chance OF acquiring
some form Of indoor plague when
exposed 20 the open face sueeze Is
at least a 20 per cen risk.
A law emitting the innocent by
stander TO hand the offender a wal
ioC in the face where Il will do the
most good, ought 90 be passed. II
the rights OF the community deserve
some consideration. We don't be-
ieve IN capital punishment. but just
the same the open face sncezcr Is
none too good To hang, when you
consider all the physical. mental,
moral, financial and spiritual wreck
age his explosions cause.
Questions and Answers
The Bottle Fed BabB, Hoo much
shoald a bottle led baby gotta each tccckf
RcpiU.
At least four ounces
.
ThirtccH Doctors Disagree. r. NJ L..
declares that thirteen doctors haze az
surcd her that her "~ThcUmdfism" -
caused b. urio acid.
Rcpiv.
An unlucky number. but we assure our
correspondent hat ono doctor would be-
enough II her case were really diagnosed.
Good blood Budding Food Eindly,
dsis p. X, mention an article Of food
tchich coafaiaa good blood building prop
critics.
RcpiV.
Bread and butter and brown on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
Everybody Works Father

O Wtcyc q boy iipcs 7riII his
PARENTS after tctouSslg Of age. may nc
reqayc us father to nay hnH ~ sry,-
itf5 p~crfoymcd'
a. That depends upon the agree
mcnt between them lie will u0t be
crtt'Cd 90 compensation unless there Is
an express understanding or agreement
that De IS o. be- paid or unless thg cir
cum. t3nccs show that both the father
and he son 81 understood the relation.
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ne. ,lnlnc. Gcl. Lnmhcr lnrd.

Des Molnes, y. NJ, July De-
Moines h 10 nave a new lumber ynf"
Representatives of the big Jo Lumber
company are In town arranging th'
final details for q first-class yard and
hardware store. The business VIII be
located In the Center" and near the
Santa re tracks.
work will begin Immediately on
the buildings and they expect 90 be
doing business within twenty days q
the most.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
NOW ron wonka

THE supreme court has COM
handed thu state auditor 10
draw a warrant for nearly
sis.ooo on the state road FUND. This
sellon was in tho nature OF a test %
the legality Of making up h money
needed Ia secure the saie u tho road
bonds 1t par. as provided by h law
>tnder which they were issued.
cho decision Is a distinct victory
for tA> roads boosters. In effect Il
mean t>at Il IL legal for the state
highway Commission TO take steps
which viii enable them 70 get
funds which win onabie them to pay
par for the issue. and this assures the
sale Of the issue.
This money. we understand. now
will become Bvailable within a short
time. II Is time. then. that W.
planned how and where hat money
should be spent No doubt the state
highway comnission's plan OF high
Ways. as announced some time ago
and added 90 az different times since.
win form tho basis Of any plan OF
expenditure. At least. Il will DO for
a basis on which TO make a start.
Bus there are conditions now which
we're NOT In effect when mis- plan was
drafted and il would be wen to con-
slider these conditions In providing for
sny further expenditures. The time
for planning In before the money is
spent. II We. as citizens Of the diff
ferent communities, " any ideas
about how and where and when these
funds are 10 be expended. Il Is up
to us To make them known now. be-
fore this fund Is used. or before the
plana for it, use are made. We can
not expect reasonably hat the state
highway commission will change IT'S.
plans after they are framed and the
appropriations for the different sec
tions made.
The Evening Herald. without wish
ing TO draw too much attention to
the state goods roads association
meeting which begins here nexs
Monday, n without wishing to urge
the attendance OF a crowd at this
meeting because Il is being held here.
believes that his gathering offers the
best and most suitable place at which
to lay out plans for this work. The
state engineer will be there. the spirit
OF cooperation with existing author
ity viii be In the air and n there Is
any community that wants n hearing.
that is the place for IL TO make its
wants known.
on the program Of this meeting r.
a number. MAPS. Routes and Log
Eing.H under the head Of which n
representative from every route In
the state has been asked TO address
the convention. II Is the intention OF
the association 20 hear ire claims Of
every section under this heading. II
strikes us that Il will be well FOR
every section TO make known rs
wishes at that time and N that place
with the money available, u Is now
time 10 settle down TO business. And
the FIRST business we should give our
attention il that Of planning how this
bond issuo shall be spent, il II Is
spent as we want. The recommended
tions Of the citizens viii carry some
weight with the state highway o
mission. but. as has been pointed out,
they should be made az . reasonable
time. Gentlemen. let as to business!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
He's Lueky-It Might Have Been a
Lion

O 4 ncighbor has q uic'0us dog Hili
recently attacked and be mc. ,lHyiHg
q painful injury Could ! bring sat-
against ihi5 maHg
A. II the owner knew Of the dogs
vicious tendencies, or could have
known By the exercise of reasonable
care, IL was his duty 10 keep the ami.
NAL confined II your injury was
caused by the owners neglect, under
such circumstances, you have a good
case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
He {. Net Liable Now

@ ! signed o frouiiSory note as a
surety The note 5cIs 20 yuH three
months IN The end II me three months
thf person % ,ghom dr money au -
d. fIif IFrrfd ~ r.,c The other nan a
longer time W ;fIith 10 b1y / did not
agree % this and ip fact knfsU n1ihuHg
about % ~ ths time. Con J be- held foy
his Hoic'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
PATRfOTLSM

Patriotism is a virtue every person
IS willing 70 exercise when the gov
eminent isn't interfering with his per
sonal interests.
j. IS a state 81 conditional agree.
ment with The government for the time
being.
Patriotism IS the long suit Of poll
iieians who wish the present admins
tration 20 be sustained because 10 will
further said politicians best interests.
The man who will stand loyalty by
the head Of the government when said
head is urging legislation opposed hy
the faction which pu5 that same man
into office, Is q patriot.
Bu, that isn't what his former sup
porters call him.
Ia time Of peace patriotism is scarce.
In time OF war. fatal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
ne PEOPLES - I
N K9f
1y Err. BRANSON WN%ElBS

a. Yes. unless he promises not 20
sue. in consideration Of a valid and
legal promise from you. such. Tor in
stance, as az agreement on your part 20
pay him some amount in addition 10
the amount ~ your Till
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

tractiyc promises. Many a voter has
gotten up early and has run all the way
actcr who has promised io enforce the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
FTNNJGIN FUOSOFy

Most attimpts at hurryin' waste
yer tonne. III sa-ame as most Efforts {
economic wa-astc money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

All the attempts at blockadcs and the
protests against the other fellows at
tempt at blockade make one think Of
the case Of the two little bows on a
small hobby-horse. One remarked: "If
one Of us got of, | could ride lots bet
ter"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

Dr. Brddp uH augvrr IN qu@toHs pcrtrhhH0 10 Health n your question
q Of general rfc~N u ul b. Gasrcrcd through these cohanHsf " not u pH
uH not prescribe fr hdhifnai o&s or NAB dGgnoscs Address ali letters
to Dr. William BrndV care GI this Newspaper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
SPRTNG STYLES.
AN IMITATION THOUGHT.

Think this over. for a minutc-O YOU
pessimistic one:
Every shadow that enfolds you proves
that still there is a SUM
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Ho Didn'i Go, III. Raise"

q. uW rmf' yr3 as q b0Hk-kcctcy.
Ny cufl "yty promised % ad.Inlr my
salary Iuf hasn't done SO. U'ould /
haze any legal rights 90 me mIiicyf
s. You have none unless your en-
pl1ycr, at the time be hired YOU, prom
iscd tn advance your salary At tie end
of q specified time, or within a reason
able time, and such promise was made
as lu mducomcut Tor you TO enter
hi service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
No Wedding Bell. for Him

@ II q man promises 70 many. Bat
40 lime IS SCI fer me marriage, and he
breaks hic engagement. can he be- surd
fer breach # fy0mi5cf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
OFF a
ON AGAIN
By Strickland w. Gillian.
OUT or DlTr

OUT or DATE.
There are no birds an last years nest;
There e no fun IN last years Jest;
There Is no bead on last years wine;
ihsre are no gFapes on last years vine.
There Is no style in last years buds;
There y no soap w last years suds;
But, saddcst Of all words there arc,
There Is no pride ia last years carl
OLD THEORY DfSPRoVED.
] read, an the query answers BY some
Of these wise geeks. that "boils arc a
local Infection" This has no founda-
iion IN fact | had a boil IN Pitts
grad. Pa. moved 10 Chicago and still
had i'll w. D. S.
BLOWING HOT AND COLD
FOR SALE-i2s EGG INCUBATOR.
also an ice box. Cali Sunday Mr..
Cunningham, Hancock and Brown Ave.
-Roekiord III, Star.
NOT TO DISCOURAGE YOU, BUT
The eager reformer finds mighty slim
picking
When the fools are all dead you and |
woa't be kicking
HIS AHFUL PROBLEM,
whats the matter. Dopesiicki"
I'm worried FOR ten years I've
been trying 10 get a legitimate Joke
ogt Of portrr-housc with mushrooms,
and ! can't seem 70 DO Il"
SPRING STYLES.
Skirts will be much worn, but they
shouldn't look that way.
Russian hlouses will he displaced BY
ally jackets, IL one doesn't run too
much toward neutrality.
Owing 70 aesthetic dancing's prev
a~lenee, ankle watches will probably
become the rage this spring. The Gre
clan writing gets a woman so timber
that il is no trouble at all in a loose
skirt. for her 70 hold the watch to her
ear o r her car 10 the watch and find
" its running
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'RstPCRgtEsSQys
6 s. GEORGE FITCH T.
PROMISES

. PROMISE is something that
a is harder 70 keep than fresh milk
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'cr the iC0Gi questions you trish ~ agk.
h. atstCrr til appear go THIS column
ct prpyidrd STAMPED. addressed ,Hr,iap0
Peoples Lcgdl Friend 10 coz" = ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

HE jury sometimes fails 10 con-
Wet on circumstantial evidence,
but the neighbors never do.
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us AWFUL PROBLEM.

WHATS The matter, Dopestickf'
I'm worried For ten years I'VE
been trying 10 get a legitimate Joke
OFT Of portcr-house with mushrooms,
and | can't seem 70 DO Il"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

w HE'S war was declared few
NAI people Thought OF thc short
w age ln shipping which itl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Estate Of ROBERT ANDERSON

Order ~ Notice - Allowance a. Account.
STATE or VERMONT. DISTRICT or
NCHEsTKR, IS.
TIE Honorable PROBATE Court fer n, Dis
trici lforesaid.
To al persons interested in the estate
OF Robert Anderson late OF Manchester, in
said District. deceased.
GREETING I:
WHKHKks. said Court has assigned the
18th day OF Jan. next for examining and
allowing the account Of the Administrative
of the estate Of said deceased and for
decree Of the residue Of said estate 10 the
lawful claimants u the same and ordered
that public notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested I'm said estate by publish
lng This order three weeks successfully pre-
yious 70 the day assigned. IN the Manchester
Journal, newspaper published at Manches-
ter I'm said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10
appear at the Probate Office IN Mancheste
IN said District. on the day assigned, then
and there TO contest the allowing OF said ac-
count II you see cause, and to establish your
right ~ heirs, leRstees and lawful claimants
To said residue.
Given under my hand. this Goth day Of
December, 1910
81 EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge
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EMBROIDERED TABLE LINEN.

shown are Of fine Irish linen and ars
round, and the edges are scalloped and
embroidered IN white satin stitch, the
design In the center being done IN red
and green.
1t Is really wonderful how the true
Christmas spirit or the absence there
offs denoted In the doing up OF
gift When the sending of n re
membrane Is prompted by duty only
or the thought that II is the usual, the
expected thing, this motive leaves Ito
impress on mere wrapping paper and
insensate Irvine. On the other hand
a spray OF holly atop the gift viii
carry more cheer and personal greet
ing than an expensive card with
Merry Christmas" IN beautiful type.
The possibilities of tissue paper, gay
ribbons and holly often have been
dwelt on. but there are those who
would color their gifts with moro
striking individuality.
One woman with deft fingers lays In
each year a stock Of holly and forms
wreaths, in the center of which she
ties her gifts with red ribbon. stu
another. whose friends cannot fall to
recognize a certain delicate elusive
perfume which she affects watts
faint Whit Of the same odor with eack
Christmas package.
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SHORT PURSE PRESENT.
Those Who Have Not Unlimited Pock-
etbooks Must Make Gifts.

If one were TO have unlimited sums
TO spend on Christmas presents what
an easy thing it would be TO give each
one lovely gift, just what is wantedI
But there are mighty few women who
have this good fortune, so that most OF
us, If we wish to give really nice
things to our friends, must make them.
After all, isn't it much nicer to get
something that has that personal Gle
ment III ii that only comes when the
glyer has put time and work and
thought into the making?
There are heaps Of nice things that
need not take too much Of ones time.
only the first and almost the most i'm.
portant thing is to decide what sOri
Of present Il suitable for each different
person, for the usual haphazard way Of
sending any sort Of thing TO people is
as unsatisfactory TO the giyer as to the
receiver There Is undeniably GER
tain kind Of pleasure in giving some
thing which has been given careful
thought and which one knows Is just
the right and the acceptable thing.
There are few things which can be
made even by one who is not 10 very
,killful with the needle and which GER
.ainly ought not 10 cost very much.
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spotted.

Conductor, put me off at Main and
Fifth"
Sorry. sir, but we aren't allowed to
put off anybody except for refusal to
pay fare or disorderly conduct. When
the car reaches your destination I'll
give the motorman the bell and then
III Indicate to you where you are to
step off"
You used to be on a Boston car,
didn't your
Il was employed in that capacity
in that city for twelve consecutive
months. Seventh! Step lively"
"Ah, see that you must have had
a job in New York as we'll" Rich
mond Times-Dispatch.
Quite Formidable.
Tommy Pa, what is placing mans
life in jeopardy?
Pa-Trying him by jury. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-30
Commissioners Notice
Estate OF Ida &c. Brownson

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
triet OF Manchester. commissioners, To re-
ceive. examine, and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate OF
Ida r. Brownson late of Arlington
in said District, deceased. and all claim.
exhibited I'm Offset thereto hereby give no.
tice that we Will meet for the purpose afore-
said. ut the late residence OF the decedent
i'm the Town of Arlington IN said
District. on the 18TH day OF June
next from one O'Clock P. NJ, until
four O'Clock p. NJ. on said day, and that six
months from the 18th day OF Dec, A. D.,
1915, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims To us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Arlington this 18th day OF Dec
ember, A. ID. 1916.
NJ. j. DEMING o.,
FRANK n. OANFIELD 'o'''
May r.. Brownson. Adm'x. SO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-30

Marshall /. Wood Of Montpelier,
commenced on Monday his Goth year
in the employ of the Lane Manufac-
turing Company as president, having
been chosen as the head Of the concern
at meeting of the directors, held
Friday. Mr.. Wood entered the employ
of the Lane Company 25 years ago as
clerk and he rose rapidly until eight
years ago he was chosen vice presi-
den. and manager to succeed the late
c. p. Pitkin.
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opposite the Inn, was a great success.
The tree was illuminated with eolored
lights. Exercises were held Friday
evening by the children of the graded
school, after which the older people
met at the Congregational chapel,
where social hour was enjoyed from
IL to II o'clock. Carols were sung to
the shut-ins in the different parts OF
the town. Much of .he success Of the
community tree is due to the Rev.
Walter f. Thorpe. The tree will be
lighted each evening until after New
Years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES
commissioners Notice.
ksinte of WiIheImlnA D nanle

Estate OF Wilheimina y Hawley
The undersigned. having been appointed
by THE Honorable Probate court for the Nis'
trict Of Manchester, Commissioners. TO re-
ceivp, examine. and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate oi
Wihelmina ~. HawieS. late ot Manifested
ia said District. deceased and all claims ex-
hihited "a offset thereto. hereby give notice
that We will meet for the purpose aforesaid.
at HHrds Drug store In the
Village Of Manchester IN said Dis
irict. on the 9th day Of June
next from O'Clock y. NJ, until O'Clock
T.. ~. on said day, and that six months
from the sth OF Dee A. H.. 1918. 10 the time
present their claims 10 US for examination
and allowance,
Dated at Manchester this 9Th day OF Dec.
A. ID. 1918
GEO. l.. TowsLEY com
WALTER X. HARD
G. u. Hawley NJ, ]. Hawley Executors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-30

Mrs. Ethel H. Griffith of Springfield,
has a fve-leaved clover plant which
measures 10 inches across and some Of
the leaves are three and a quarter
inches in diameter. She found the
plant last spring in a clover field. Sha
kept it all summer in a garden out
doors, but as cold weather came she
transplanted it to a large flower pot,
and it thrives equally well in the
house. 1t now has more than SO five
eaved petals, about a dozen tours and
me six. A few threes come occasion
lily, which are Immediately clipped
IF, but it has never blossomcd.