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For Younu Girls.

In the evening the more diaphanous
the dresses of the young girls, the
more becoming they are, and scarves
of tulle of every color are twisted
round the figure and neck, just as a
pretty woman knows so well how to
adjust them with the most satiSfac-
tory results.
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UlSH, pour IHO
dressing over all
and toss and mix
or toss each in
the dressing and
keep each sepa-
rate upon the
serving dish.
Using lettuce as
honI-nrOITnd fO-
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neignborhood generally prophesied
that the former owner would get the
farm back on the mortgage in a few
years. 1t was even said that there
was deliberate purpose in selling to
one who had so little farm experience.
Had Little Capital.
AS can readily be imagined, Mr..
English found himself in a rather diff
ficult position when he took posses
sion of the farm. He was practically
without farming experience and had
very little working capital. He had q
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29
FOR HOT WEATHER

ly full at the waist, and laid in broad
horizontal tucks around the figure;
the hem clears the floor by so many
inches that one wonders if we are to
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29

II CUUhtu IS VdSLIy DeL-
ter, which is true of
most foods.
Hawaiian Lobster Cur
ry-Grate a cOconut and
set 1t aside to soak an
hour in a pint Of milk.
Saute half an onion and
a Glove of garlic, finely
minced, in one and a half
tablespOonfulS of butter;
add one md q half table
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29
Nuu4 hNf~ ~,.eo
Profit hxyMlstakes

Mistakes should be stepping stones,
not stopping stones. They should en-
courage us to try again, and not to
make us feel like giving up.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29
Two Foolish Things.

To try and cram a wagonload of
work into bushel basket of time is
as bad as to loaf for a day over q
half hours job.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29

Typewriter on the Farm.
A typewriter can be made as use
full on a farm as an automobile.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29
SALAD COMBINATIONS.

When combining vegetables IN q
salad it is a good plan to arrange each
vegetable separately upon the serving
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29
LOBSTER DISHES.

First get your lobster. The canned
variety will do very we'll but the fresh
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29
HE InharI

His Inheritance.
Askitt-Did young Dodge inherit
anything from his father?
Notifies, 1 believe he inherited
the old mans desire to avoid work.
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G4 THE |
e KITCHEN
CABINETI

Today is your day and mine;
The only day we have;
The day in which we play our part
What our part may signify in the
great world we may not unoer-
stand,
But we are here to play it, and now
is our time.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29

Doesn't Enlarge Profits.
Enlarging the flock does not always
enlarge the profits.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29

The next crop tried was potatoes,
and it proved to be so good a money
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
NAME VIcE-PREslDENTs
OF HUGHES ALLIANCE

Pierre S. D. The state branch Of
~, National Hughes Alliance. witt.
John sutherland OF tins city as pres
dent and IL. A. J'strud as secretary,
mas in its list Of vice presidents, a
representative IA each comfy OF The
ta,c among this list being: A. o.
Rinssrud Elk Point: George Rice.
Flauareag; S Y Way Watertown;
" II King Mitcheil John Hirning,
lerreid; N. Il. Knight, Thomas; NJ.
CLANCY, Vermillion: Seth Bullock.
ncadwood; Herman Ellerman, Yank-
on; Fred III. Rugg, Rapid City; NJ.
lin Beebe. Ipswich, p. j. Tscharner,
Lemmon, Dr. II. r. Kenaston. Bone
'teei, AND many other prominent
politicians.
The work of the league will be to
,uilf up county organizations, and
1na such oiga nized in this city last
@snsng ~ T. s. Ly'le, the vice pres
lden for tbs county
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HELEN KEL.LAR is
FOR ]. w. WORKERS
FAMOUS BLIND EDUCATOR TO
ASSIST in RAISING FUND
FOR OF .iRTETTE HELD
FOR MURDER.

Duluth. Mimi. Frank p. Walsh,
chairman of the former federal COM
mittec on industrial relations. ana
Helen Kellar. the noted blind edu-
cater will come to Duluth to speak
as soon as mass meetings are called
in the interests of laborers rights,
free speech and right to assemble"
according to the announcement today
W Elizabeth Gurdey Flynn, Indus
trial Workers OF the World organizer
here.
Miss Flynn declared that MISS
keliar WAS Il warm defender of tho
" W. and would help raise the
FUND For the defense of four I. w.
VS. awaiting trial here on the
charge OF numbering q deputy sheriff
during the recent iron strike.
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CONDUCTOR IS
SEEN BY VICTIM
sTREETC AR MAN RECOGNIZED
BN SOUTH DAkOTAN Oh
WHOM HE HAD SECURED
CAH Oh CNlTt.E.

plerre u. c;pclNoI Byli,e
has granted roqni-iiion al TIE
governor +" Minnesota lOr custody
OF William iieinz alias Art Hanson.
v hc an ON the cha o. Of Oh
tmnias property Under false pre-
teN IN Corson county
leinl or Larson is Minneapolis
street can conductor Who came ON.
into Col'son county and purchased
se6e ar Of atile giving checks
on bank where he had no deposit
and takine them to Minneapolis and
selling them.
One of his victims in looilina UP
The zitNGtion cot on The car IN Min
neapoliF on which the cattle buyer
was collecting fare. and called the
INlicc
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sEALL THE PEOPLE RULE?

ohicla.d0m has repealed the Rich
ARDS primary law which the people
adopted bs d direct vote iii 1912, and
which the people. themselves, refused
to repeal by second vote in 1914
The 1915 legislature, nevertheless,
repealed it and also attached the
emergency clause To prevent the peo-
pie from referring this act OF the leg
islatpie re vote
The politicians do moi want the
Richards law They want the secret
spells system Tor the few, in place of
The open merit system for everybody.
They do not want plain ballot.
The! want the present confused bal
lot. They do not want issues dis
cussed 50 the people can hear both
SIDES before they vote as is provided
IA the Richards law.
1ll people have therefore again
petitioned for the Richards law in
amended form to be voted on at No
Femher election Vote YVES" and put
il back TO give it a fair trial, and Let
odiataldom know that Under God
the People Ruiz" in South Dakota
Adv
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
ORbE'; TO >nNW CAUSE y az OR
DER Nl' SNLE OF RENI les
TATE SliOlI I'D NOT HI.

State of South Dakota, County OF
DAWSON.
In County Court within and for
said County.
In the matter OF the estate of Julia
Ford d,eaa 4
ID II. Ford, administration with
will auncc'I ol tn. estate Of Ju;a
Ford, deceased. having filed his pc
lition herein praying for an order
of sale OF he real estate OF said de-
cedent, II the purposes therein SGT
forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the said
Court that all persons interested in
the estate OF said deceased Ippeai
before said County Court on Monday,
the 30th day of October, 1916, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the court room of said County
Court al the court house in the
county of DAWSON to show cause why
an order should not be granted TO
the said ID. III. Ford, administrator
as aforesaid to sell the real estate of
the said deceased al private sale.
And that a copy of this order be
published at least -four successive
weeks i'm The Mitchell CAPITAL a
newspaper printed and published i'm
said Dawson county. and pessonalls
sera d on all parties Interested rosie
ing i'm said Dawson county. and that
the last publication of said order, and
said personal service. shall be III
least ten DAYS prior to The day OF
herring
Dated Sept. 23rd 1916.
O. c. Thompson,
Judge OF the, County Court.
Attest:
$. cattreIl clerk
tSEAl.l
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NOTICE or REAL ESTATE, MORT
AGis t'BtEcInSIEL, SltE

II
Whereas default has been made
under the terms of certain mortg-
age dated May 18th. 1913. made.
executed and delivered by Jennie T.
Lord, mortsagor to Bertha ~ Nelson
(now Bertha \. ChristyD mortga gee,
which said mortgage was filed for
record in the office OF The Register
Of Deeds Of Dawson county South
laioia ~ t4e 18Th da. OF NJ y.
1913 1t 90 O'Clock a. m and
recorded in Book ! lG of mortgages
on page 500 thereon, and
Whereas default consists in the
pay meaf ii rs 5flci4l aud
plll i nle!vst dl,e tae.euud, y
on the 9TH day OF May, 1915. and
the whole sum secured by said mort
gage is now due and PAYABLE, and tho
mortgaSec now claims the same: and
NNtsr 'u. no action or proceeding
at law or otherwise has been insli-
tuted 10 recover the debt secured bv
said mortgage or any part thereof,
and
Whereas the amount claimed TO
be due al the date OF this notice uu-
der the terms OF said mortgage Is HE
un OF Five hundred 1'weuly-hy,
DOLLARS and fortN-iou. ccWt, $a25.
Az, being rive Elundrod Dollars
il pai aftd twenty So loiars ana
iorf tuur crot, nt,lts se~lQe tb4
tl ~ l'ven.g-ayt Dollars statutory
attorneys fee and the cost OF fore
closure.
Now Therefore. Notice is hereby
if'H n al virtue -ac NnW e3
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PROBE BREAD PRICES.

Winnipeg. Nam. NSsertiMg thu'
bakers ale reguatine bread prices
with fluctation of The -four market
although they do not nso tho highest
grades of flour, members of local
council of women has asked the gov
ernment to start probe of the high
cost of living and the matter was
taken UP TODAY by the sovernmem,
Officials
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of William Illineworth. dc

ceased
Notice is hereby gwen b: tile un-
darsfenad Administrative q Tho e
tate OF MAldm lliinsWor6 de"aased.
to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the ne
cessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication OF this
notice. to the said administrators at
the Office of the Clerk of Courts in
the city of Mitchell i'll the County of
Dawson, S. d.
Dated Oc" her ~ 1915
Susan Illingworth,
u Admins I ra 1iS
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ANn Ntl rHaNhS.

W. Wish 70 hank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy ex-
tended us III our late bereavement.
Mrs J n Fitzgerald
and Family
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: MIL.YMA lIONORLD.

y d. \ ~
- '''''I''''
Nls7 fIQia NeIhiiye&, whose ma1
l,'Se 10 JOSS pm OFT y 10 occur soon.
MaS tue A"lie.s0 e9es ~ a iinen ana
= IVA 7ii''Ne' si',H '"F hef oil nuis-
@'s ,SSllihs ny liie MISSES Meiif
n3"'' ana ti9.e 2'lo" at 'he nome on
'l'' '"'i''ef' - NeSl li!fd avenue
9IN zee" on W. NeimiiNea gifl
:. 4N'iua eai"ereu az tie Grace nome
ai eloch ne lrst latl "l Tho
''Vel''As WIS devoted I" 'if"5s z
elo'he9 pms 10 fspFereHl hiifa'
,'nl'N, ~ prize iof lhe pest %9Fh'
M'9S ~ ga ""S given wa teilli 8
Day iillea Win sii'5 from ll"r iflenc
men each slfl wrote page OF al
vice 10 l"c piiue-io= pe ana lhe sleetS
y 'Wo-coufSe luncheoh was served
pN WIS O3Nef fcSallza ana MISS
''aayS Grace Ire decorations We're
ga INA white carnations. Miss Alta
hrp"H' OF 1NIeAah0fla, vas the out
N4-tVNh guest.
. .
TITUS klSTLEE WEDDING
NJ innor,ant social event took
aiace ff5.rs, evening al 6 O'Clock
T. NJ. Titus twelve miles north of
Mitchell when then. oldest daugbtar.
Miss Hessic WAS married to NJ nav
ki,tler The fun RING service of mo
Methodis, Episcopal church Wa
read. Dr. j. 5. lloagland OF Mitchell
was the officiating minister. The
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cary attempts and how some of these
our Sm'f'eaa compositions The pro
: aii' 60 Y, !ssea OF lnaiah song, Ms.
! ''hiiie KAN and Mess l1uclie Barns
q Fofllig me audience with vocal So
4ea,
A,.rBtlaT CLUE MEETS
N Batter entertained tine
mcmbens al the Altruist cluh at her
homo Sl@ Vest Fourth avenue upon
w ednes(liW afternoon. When Tie ron
was called, the members responded
with vacation stories. Mrs Rutlel
gave the presidents greeting. whilo
MI f. II ltazen contributed two
Vert eis toilo@ing t9c Nlsine
and social session of Tho Climb mo
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
sIorN ClTY STOCK MARkEr.

SIOUX City, la. Cattle receipts to-
day We're $500; market steady Hog
eeeipts, $500: market 10 cents
higher Top price. $3.50 bulk OF
~ COS, 50 80 q 50 65. sneeD receipts
1000; market 10 cents higher.
Range OF Hog Prices
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MRS. KorHABA nNTERTAINs

OF the July division OF tue Methodist
Ladies Aid society at her farm home.
The guests We're taken out TO the
farm from The Methodist church in
weather conditions made the trip
very enjoyable. After being allowed
to inspect the woil7cquipped farm
The guests held their meeting, and
were then served with an elaborate
luncheon by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Lena Mccormack. Mrs. Ko,raha
is always n delightful hostess and
the members highly enjoyed their
F.sit
iiALCGON CLUB STARTS.
The first meeting of the llaleyon
club was held on Monday afternoon
al the home OF the president. Mrs
w. -. Emery 9o2 East Fifth avenue.
Tho time was devoted To Il business
,aeeting. at which plans were discuss
ID tor the wears work. Mrs j. T..
5eyan viii be hostess to the club on
next Monday afternoon
'KINCs DAuGIlTEHS' MEET
I he Beulah township Kings
,
Clay party at the homo of Mrs Pa
Neiz 4 god crowd was in attendance
md mGer work Wa accomplished
lne members a.e making quantity
OF fancy work and aprons for lhc
regular iall bazaar Tho guests Al
u" Iltctils Vic Mle il \ WalNa
and MIS- r y Cotton of Lacrosse.
ad Wis W A. l.acock of
fder l'apids Va The neNt meeting
oi tAe cihtD wli be held at the home
o! Mis-. Strother ON Thursday Octob.
eH
MICS IRAT3 is HOSTESS.
Mr. J o Walrath was Hostess to
The Enire Nous iu9 on Tnesday ar
ornon al her home. 5o4 East Sixth
avenue, the Afternoon being spent in
auction bridge Mrs. G. w i)owney
received The higb score and was Civ
en- the club spoon Mrs. Ray Smith
end Mrs. Sid " smith Mere the in
viftd guests 10 substitute for Mrs
W,slath an0 lrs George Roster.
Miss Florence Walrath assisted the
hostess IN serving a tWo-course sup
IRE III iook Mrs Clare Dawson
Eiii aei q president ni the club fer
tae eoaaN wa, al Mr. a
''iteAc4,N We reta sur
EH0GCs Club ENTwRTNlNMp
lh ,0em of the Crocus club
We're f'aiped BY Mrs G. Il. lice,
l20o Fsast Second avenue. upon We'd
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
nALCGON CLUB STARTS

The first meeting OF the Haleyon
club was held on Monday afternoon
al the home OF the president. Mrs.
w. -. Emery, 9o2 East Fifth avenue.
The time was devoted 10 a business
.Aeeting. at which plans were discuss
ID tor the wears work Mrs }. Il.
l5cYan viii be hostess to the club ON
next Monday afternoon.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19

COLLEGE SOCIETIES PICNIC
Yesterday afternoon the Adelphian
Literary society OF the university
academy With their sister society, tire
Alhenians, spent a pleasant after
noon and evening in Il hike to the
Fjresteel creek. Several prospective
society members We're also invited,
aud entertained iii a Jolly manner
supper consisting ol wienie roast.
wish fi'r usual 'trimnusS wHs
eaten aronnt a checrfu bon tire, al
Ter which the ocietes wells and
songs @are given ana The party wend
ed its way homeward Miss Nina
Jayne and Mrs. Scott acted rs chap
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
IIuTRRAH!
ALBERTALANDS

are moving freely once more.
We have handlod them 5 years
We have an office at either end. Do
you wish to buy or sell?
] RANDALL BLACK. Toulon, Ill
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
TWENTIETH CENTURY CfrB
MEETS

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19

WI ' T. jNl.Nt MA fIl IC.N.
The Amphictyon and Cli0nian liz
afarY societies OF Dakota Wesleyan
entertained The new students OF the
preparatory department. at Joint T.
ccption in the society rooms OF col
lego hall on last Saturday evening,
Professor and Mrs. +. H. Wilds and
MIS- Gertrude Chapel chaperoued
the party OF 80 guests.
The entertainments committee, con
9istirg ct Miss Ruth Williams. Mis-
laNct JenAeN, and Mr.. Paul Downey,
prepared number of games and a
spleNdid program. Following the pro-
gram, tho refreshmcnt committee.
consisting of Misses Flyira Nelson
and Geneva Swenson and Mr.. Bern
rd Linn served the guests with a
iah luncheon The evening closed
with the singing of number Of col
lcpp song.
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something hier tn Wc,r, 'hout.
WASHINGTON Pest eddy says he
has nothing 10 say, but declares tina,
what he has said is SO.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-22


such ae usnsEe, L.ucsfn ana Con-
stance. IN many o. tnegs lakes have
been found curious relics Of the people
VITO lived thsfe many years before.
Theses people lived in houses built
in the lakes ep paatfoEme held up BY
Piles drl1en into the hottcna They
noNses. and bad trap doors IN the
Only the remains Of these buildings
are rev found ii the lake mud. WITH
many bona flint and wooden tools,
and other things used bv them.
The prln9lple manufactures of
Switzerland are six. rfhhons cotton
ctoths embroidery. n1nsfcal boxes and
/ dne watches. The poor people rssalra
beautiful carvings cut az wood which
| they sell to travellers.
The people OF Switzerland are very
industrious. inteliiEank, and VERY
proud Of their beautiful country. The
languages that are spoken are, French
Italian and German.
Dairying and hotal keeping are the
1 leading occupations m switzerland
Every summer thousands Of tourists
| visit this country to see its mountains
1 glaciers and lakes.
IN ancient times. Switzerland was
Inhabited by tribes called He1yetti
They were q brave country ana PEG.
ples but they were conquered BIZ ths
Romans and their country was uaadt
a province to that empire IN ff4s 1
became indenendent and since the1
/ has remained free.
BEATRICE RuRNHAM. Age "a.
FfaTnrfo44
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-22

Dear Uncle jed: Last summer my
father. mother. and ! went to the
country for our vacation.
We went to visit my aunt. She has
a large flock Of hens, one horse, six
rabbits. three cats. ana three kittens.
One Of the cats Is ali white. She is
very handsome. but never comes near
anybody.
They have also a big dog. His name
is Nick. He likes to lie under the
stove.
The next day SITTER I got there. ]
went to the store to get some things
for nay aunt. ] took Nick with me.
got an ice cream Gene. / ate the
ice cream. and gave Nick the cone.
Then went back home. That night
was very tired and went to bed
early.
The next morning I got up at seven
o'clock When my aunt saw me she
said, you may feed the hens and rab-
bits. the rest OF the week So goi
the pail, put the corn IN, and fed them
Then got some clover. and gave it te
the rabbits. Then went in and go.
my breakfast
After breakfast I went out and
whistled for the dog. When he came
we went mp to the sandbank- Ever
day after that went up to the sand.
bank
Sunday night we came hone.
think had a nice vacation, don't you
ALBERT LEFFTNGWELA, Age 8.
Norwich.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-22
School Entertainments.


Uncle Jed: Saturday, the 10th, we
had an entertainment at Eagleville
school
The programme was:
The Birds Nest. song.
2-Dafod1ls, recitation.
S-Casabianca, recitation.
4-Ddxie, song.
Somebody's Mother, recitation.
6-Columbus, recitation.
7-The lists. recitation.
8-Curfew, song.
9-The Violet, recitation.
1e-Tbe Sahdpiper, recitation.
11--AaaideTa and Tie Flower, song.
12-Kentueky Home. song.
13-Boxing Bout Between Jess Will
lard and Jack johnson, pantomime.
14-Dennst Shop, pantomime.
15-AIusic in the Air, song.
16-Chambered Nautilus, recitation.
1T-O1d Ionsides, recitation.
18@Star Spangied Banner, song.
19-Daybreak, recitation
20zCaptive Lark, song
21-Luliaby, song.
pills Maiden Speech, recitation.
24-Spring, Summer. Autumn, reci-
tation.
25-ATarching Thro' Georgia, song.
26-Auld Lang Syne, song.
27-OId Fashioned Roses, recitation
Isl Like Little Pussy, song.
29-The Ballad of the oysterman
pantomime.
It lasted about two hours. we
charged five cents admission. We took
in four dollars and fifteen cents. We
are going to get ice cream for 8
BsrEhLA ADAMS. Age II.
oil
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-22
q FloraI Fly -
BY MABEL H. sT1LLMAN

Who wants to go on lower hunt %
asked Aunt Phoebe.
do shouted Gladys and Harold.
simultaneously.
THAT is nice,r responded Aunt
Phoebe, for we shall see many beau
tiful and interesting things this fine
June day. You must wear stout rub
bers because the plant that am anx-
ious to find grows in very wet places
and carries pitcher half full Of wa
ter"
"oh." what can it be?s questioned
Gladys.
II think know" said Harold, who
was studying botany "but I'll not tell.
Let US see who win be the first to find
So on discovery bent they started
OFF through the fields where fragrant
grasses gently swayed in the breeze,
daisies and buttercups looked UP with
sheerful sunshiny faces: and pink or
chids, those humble and beautiful
country cousins Of the hothouse or
.hids, nodded In friendly recognition
They carefully picked their way be-
tween little pools OF water that were
easily seen and other little pools hall
hidden by coarse grass or dark spongy
earth until they reached the center Of
he swamp. There they hoped eau
iously from one little grass-covered
aummoclx to another.
HOh, Aunt Phoebe exclaimed
Gladys, II wonder II this Is what vi
ire looking for pointing to severa,
little green pitchers surrounding Z
curious flower.
eyes" replied Aunt Phoebe. ssthat ii
ne object cf cur search, and II Il
commonly called the pitcher plant. The
Latin name ls Sarraeenla. Il was b
famed fl honor Or Dr. Sarrasia 81
Quebec, who was the drst one 70 send
specimen or II 70 Europe.
Another common name 6ox e Il
Huntarnaf1ls Cup. Still another a11i
ess appropriate one IS Side Saddle
Tower, given because OF q 1ancied 70,
leuablan0e OF the flower to & side sad.
he. 1t does not look much Ike that
but it Is not unlike . piilion. We wil
licix a number OF leaves and blossoms
nd return to drYs land
Having secured the coveted spact.
mems they wendell their way back <
fle edge Of the meadow and sat down
u fallen tres frank.
GLADYS and Harold said Aun
Fhoeba. lean each4 tell what he OK "a,
sotEoas shout part a. this plaEk
llIsn IN ~ Il have read A00u
GIadSm commenced. The leaf 40 Lin
Il llHMa hen p4teheK Amd there ta q