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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
s(6acfMlrt.

Der unter ben nsuti9en alalIitern
senannte 59riftitel!er Abplf b. anig=
se Q752-=96). @erfafler OeS betann-
ten, Dieleeleienen 8udes ulleber
ben llmsans nit Meniden," mar in
ieinen jii1geren 2%ebensjabren ols
Wfleiior i'm lcnosrdTli6sn 5inan5=
iollegium IN &aIel tdtig, mobur9 TT
au9 3utritt gu oen 9gsaisen @eran=
ialttngen Der 9ofssielfl@aft erlangz
tie. Dabei lief. er i.iner ipittifden
2aune differs redt freten 2auf, lpoz
ourd .er sipar Raufig ben 9eifau Der
lediuifisen 9of9siellihaft e%rntete,
anoerleits, nbet ou6 pegt1l ielneS beiz
Seloen 8isss, Dor oeat iid nielmanb
fiider. fublen fonnte, aefiir9tet NOR
unb ii9. ma1ttqs JeinDfbdit 5u5og.
ginit brddten amffi9e Gltrie!e,
Die blr9 Mien ullb Jssantfurt a. %.
sereiIt lparen, Die .Nadri9t BON Dem
Nusbrude trieserifaer Mbii@ten Der
Siirtei eesen Seiielreia MT, Bel mel
dem InlalIe lnlatif6e Mlulelmanner
in aonltaminopel na3 alter Site
ON 10. W1ai, benz .b0daissen mo5anlmes
ponil9en 5eieriass, un),sben @eift 5sS
Rrppbeten 5u p~eriD9nen einsr SSuoen
neben einem giel lebenotg begrabsr
bdtten. Der Gage nod ion namltd,
Wobammeb an ben Jplsen eines@iftss
geltorben lein, ipeldes linn cine iiioi=
Ide Jrau allmGDlid in Den Speifer
beisubrinsen gepuBt babe.
Mdbreno man Ii4 nun in Der 9of=
geleli9aft iiber bie1e Meuisteit untsr=
belt. rief &nigse aus einem &rtlit
bon 0amen beraus Sem Bel !Sofe ipe
gen feiner aeI9ittsn Jinan5operat;o-
men iebr sef9dBten SberbpTagenten
sJribel, einem Siraeliten, be Worte
gu: u8ie gut loar es bo@ ba, Ser,
Sberbofaaent, ouB Sic an 10. Wsn'
niGt in &pnitantinopel nureu!!"
u@eipiB." cntgeanete TrtoeI sslai.
len, utpor bas Elm Slid fir mid
Mber au9 fur sic, Serr Boron, lnal
es redlt gut, Dab Sic an ienem Sage
niAt sort, fouoern 9ier in 8ailel
paren."
nWisio benn flr mia91 fraots
&ni99e nun betreten. SD bin bod
tein Sfroelit!"
nMlerbines nidt, aber Sic per=
geien, ouB in &pnltantinopel alber
benz Suoen nod jemanb begrobsn
ipurbe."
5tiirmiIdes 9eifaGsgeladter Ser
eeiamten 5oFgelslidaft belobnte oie1e
treffenoe Mbferti9ul,g oes gefiir@teteu
WiBbolbes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
NeutS ou8 Molint.

Cine redt eiee,,artige geidmloi-
gl1l1g, 11analid sic bes vltnoroentli=
d)en getrogens" apllroe geitern Weor-
gen gegen 5tpei ju1,ge 6rallel1 bon S11
Wdoline, Sic I'M Mlter bon MIR II, be.
5iebuneSpeiie. % Sabrelt iteben, er=
bobelt, nad0em oieielbel1 berbaftel
lporoen 1parett, als tic a11geblid) beim
Steblet inn Seem Worf 2aoen ertapp1
npllroen. Ger San gege11 Sic @erbaf-
teten lit oilr6 Noli5eimagiitrat Git
ltaflon bis Samstag Gormittag Der
ld)oben mprben.
Die beioelt Sralter, bon oel1en Sic
altere Melltter atpeier &i,loer lit, ldie-
men nod ibrer @erbaftltng iebr auf.
geregt s1 fem llno file batel1, onB mon
ibren @atten llid)ts bon bem Gorfan
laael1 Iollte. Die altere Sral gaf
,.als Gntiduloigung on, Bob iie Don
elmer a1oeren 6ralt sum Steblel1 in
9epartementlaoen nerfiibrt moroer
lei, Dob lie jeood) feinen arloerer
@rllllo oaliir 9ebabt babe.
Sic Gerbafteten mllroen IN Sem
SEEM Dorf Store benncrft, als lie lire
9anotald)en a,fiiillter. Ma1 riei TO-
oann Die Goli5eimatrol1e, Jralt Goie
Salisbury, berbei, meldp Die il,l1geu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

Sn 9onoIu1u iou es eine
Segma1qine seben, nit Der iapanis
Idle unb 9inefiide 9Arift sefeBt lper,
Den lam. 9ie 5000 poer mebr @ud),
itdben fino auf etlpa 100 ginbeite.1
rebu5iert.
Sin mirtamer Gr1as fiji,
pneumatifae Gummirdper fir Mutp=
mobile beltebt aus tonaentrilben Rei=
fen, opii9en melden cine Mn3abl
~ltarter 9prln9feoera aus Stabl anee=
bra4t iinD.
s ii MutomubiIfabrer I'll
i'm Jreien tampieren polen, bat cir
finoiser Geiit Elm Jelobett tpn{truiert
0as 5uiammensetlappt uno auf Dem
Srittbrett bes &%ruftpagens unterse.
bra6t perben tunn.
Die neuelt e 9ausbalt=MaIai=
ne 1T elm bur9 @lettri3itdt betriebene,
gptti9, in pel9em bic WdiGe ee=
palhen uno obne 9enubuns eines
Wrinsers setrodnet miro, pbne Dab fl
barals entfernt gu lperoen brau9t,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

Sn aino0ln, Neb., bat mon
oieredige, etlpa Z SUB bobe aontrets
ptoiten an ben @trabenedsn erricbtet,
bic oben cine quaoratfDrmise ylatts
aus &ontret tragen. Sn Gle gsitsn
blsler platten lino Die Nanlen Sc,
5traBen einsemeibtlt.
Die Treiberser Gruben luurz
ben ourd) einen so Gilometsr lansea
uslterirbilGm &anal entpaNert.
Die beril IN It Der often
a.pmerliruBen, Die gia Mppia, bette
cine 9ange bon $40 &ilpmetern.
Man6e pmloer orten ent=
ptdelu BET Der @%erbrennung cine
@ise Bis gu 5000 GraD GeIihls.
Sin neuerlib erinlosnes Maz
lerlul gum Siolieren fir elsttrilGe
..Slpede beitsbt aus pulperiliertem SarS
unD Sips.
Sn Nprpeyen pirb eesenpor=
Zig elm S6mel5pien erri1tst, pela)er
4UOO 'Spnnen Nlumintum per Sabr
prpbusieren lou.
Die uebertragung con
Saut Don elnsm Wtenlgen llf osn
anoeren luurpe ldoa DOR S%abr5un=
herlen pon ben 6inous ausaeiuhrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

MIte, alsrangierte @tra=
Benbabnpasen peroen in Soronto,
Snt., als yebaulunsen fir Die Yaz
tlenten Des Jrelbpipituls fir
SapinoIiiatise b.nllst.
Sn Sapan perbsn jsbss Sabr
lngeTdbr pier Miuionen 5onnen Se-
rinse sefangen. 9appn iperoen ubsr
nabe5u bier 5iinftel gu 8untoiinssr
fur Die Jteisfeloer perpenoet.
M an permutet paB oas @a1z
Ter oes Sal5lees Yotai9-Sal5e ent=
bdlt, uno es lpsrpen jegt @erlu6e an
seltelit, otelelben DurD Elm &~on5entraz
tlpnsosrTaRren Dem 8ailer gu euts
,Sieben.
Die NationalfprIten gbilis bez
otten un9eFdbr 100000 aerea
9anD.
Sapons idbrliae Rsis. Nroouts
ton betrdgt ;est nahe5u $50, 100000
9Ai9el.
Cine Giseutiimli9teit arer engli=
!beH Sesgeldirre Iino ~ap:i4ntelige
5aiIen.
1906 BIT tonDen iolt a,pei
5@inIiel pes preubilden !Seeres aus
polnil9em gtiase.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
MeueS aug Sod Sslanb

Gle Germnolung gegen @o6il1o
gasaue3 alios sSorge @inon. melder
Der grmoroung Don Nidplas Sra
craft 6eifuloigt wproen mar, lit ge-
tern Nad,mittag gum slbi6luB ge-
brodt moroell nnb ser sSal pl1rbe
ben @eidNporenen ~iibergeben, Sic if
rem @abriprl1h ieoenfalls i'm 2aufe
|bes belltigen cages abgebem biiriten.
Gle gertbeioiaune idloB Sen Sail
nlit Der Gernebnung Der W1ltter
oes %ongebliden Moroers ab.
Ser In9cflaete batte mdbreno ser
gerbanolllna abgeltritten, Gracroft
ferlhollen 81 baben. @r %lellgnete fer
ner o6, Dob er nit Gracraft in oerl
friiberen 6radtlpagen NOR, oils Ser
Wsorb in Ser Nadt pom Z. SSlllli pal i
lirte. gasqne5 mill crit am nadltelr
Gage mabreno Der Mrbeit in Sen Sill
bis @erfitGtter etpas iiber sic Shie-
Berei gebort baben. @r erflorte Ter
ner, Gracraft nie gefatnt 81 boben
uno BOB er BEN in 6rage fontrnen-
Den friiberen Iradtungen MIR iebr
lelten betreten babe. Nnoere 3eugen
batten je0pd) mabrenb Ser gerbano=
lung %anssela9t, baB lie 8asql1e5 NIT
Gracrait geleben battelt, fur5 bepor
Die perbal@niBmlle Sd}ieBerei paiiir=
te. Gie Notwithstanding Fat llllr
|fpenig S1ltereiie berporgerllfer, mos
|ruobl bauptiadlid barauf 5uriid3l-
fiibren mar, OaB le5r piele Merifancr
|perllomllen meroefr muBten.
= 6
Sarnes 9. S6erer, elm nor6lid BON
JGrie 1pobne1Oer 6armer, mlroe &C.
itern Mpraen BON Ser Holi5ei freige=
I%lalielt todoem iid} Tranf 9oD, Sc
%id)aftsIeiter ser Ilcnii,lg @irtbidaft;
gelpeigert hatte, Sberer pro5eiiiren 5ll
lollel, neil 0ericl6e a1geblih icinc
Sa1deltlDr geitoblen batte. Ser Iar=
inner mar anf geranlaliu1g BON @op
nerbaftet morbel1, nad)oem Ser 2eb=
tere bebal1ptet batte, berlelbe babe in
%leiner Mirtbldaft, meld)e an Ser Is.
IStraBe, 51piiden Ser 1. ll1lo 2. 9(pe=
nlte beleaelt lit, Die Gaid,eluubr ous
%leiner @eitentaide genommel1. @op,
Der Die llbr fl1r5 harallf permibte,
lieB Sberer blrdl cine brittle 9erioll
nerfolgen uno Der Tarmer gab beriel=
ben oarl anaeblid oie ll6r 5l1riirf. !,
Sn @od SsIauo lieBen ii6 aclterr
Die folaenben Geriolren @eiratbszGr=
lqllbliBlheine al1sitclfen:
+ AGrueIt &iiinger, Maqlofeta, Sssa.,
llno Sri. gla 9ropit, Mornrolltb, Sssa.
SSobn q. Dou1g llno Sri. 9fple
Gran1er Rpd Sslaio.
Sebn q. 5l1eath uno Srau 9ri6-
get @eldb &of Ssslolto.
Iltellit 1e 2opie naro Sri. sgm.no
8fubbaf, &od Sslanb.
Melicio Geaa urpo Sri. 2l,cia g,
Gasqne5, @ilpis. i,
Carl 81. @eitluno, @eneleo, ms
SRI. giolef DC Sten, @od sSsslano.
GbarlessS. Sdpniot, 2o4poel1, sa,
lito Sri. Rillllie @onnernafer, Gla-
rance. SSsa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Menes @cinmSbeitsISffeIden.

Siimglt bat ein muerifanilner
Grinder elm Hatent anf cine nel,e
5prte u@eiunobeitsidubloffcl" =
10 lelrlt CT iie menigltels lclber -
cupirft.
9ieie 2oficl heitebru aus aelteif.
tcnt Yapicr uno iino olpar nidt
5llm Glen bon suppcu nlo Ser.
aleid)en Oubcim ober in Der 5peile.
lpirtlbaft bcltimnlt, ,pobl aber ioIIen
lie Oil gisrabm-, 5ooa,paIier- uno
abnlidcn Nlatcn finbelL nno ,,a.
tilrlib alld) in Ser Sainilie beim
Ginnelmen iolder grfriidnngen.
Sic o%iirften 81 lold)eu 3neden
balo an6 mebr 6cgebrt merocn, alS
bic min5igen 3im,lofield)cn, mcIhe
bisbcr an ioIdel @rteu llciltens Be.
nllbt morocn ing. Gem ob,uobl
Helm, iino lie cod grDi,c1 mo be.
qllen1er, als Die bisber grbrulld)ten.
Mud fplnmt lire @erltelluitg picl
biligcr fir sic Sabrifanten, mo.
lie f0nnen baber eutiprcd,ene binia
perfauft merben, tros Der acltirae.
men gretie oes Tapiers, ioboS IS
Eid)ts al,smad)t, ipelll, lie nw nor.
iibcrNc'''"b 6enubt merNcn.
Tsv "siicl lit, mic o!ld, aaotrc
'otiaaAr". elm cinbeitlihcs lnnics
Ean pr"5t Die @olplc il, oic ridj.
lid @n6lNsitalt, bas Nopier ..ieer
&C! 9ople ,uiro einiad gllulmien-
gorpqt, nobel es Die notige Steii-
belt gum &antierem erIanst.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

Traltefl nod, Scr Gplisciitation bradp
te. 0ieielben batten MIR menige an
aeblif ~geitoblene Saden I'M 9eiib,
jeooh 1pl,roe bei Ser 8urdiltd,lng if
rer @obnrngen cine tgroBe Menge
grtifel entoedt, bie ldmmtlid geitoh=
len iein iollen. Cine In5obl beriel=
ben lit ldon BON mebreren 2abenbe=
libern OILS ocren gigentblrm 1pieocr=
erfannt lporoen.
Ser erlte 8ol1 ieiner @rt iiir cine
Gripat1pohulllg in Mtoline miro in
Ser @eltolt zines prad)tigen Babe
bauies, rpeldes nngefabr 100000 To-
item miro, bon DEM Seer 9sad}laB on
Der 8. StraBe uno IL. @pen1le errid}=
tet neroen. 9as Cad oes 8ebauoes
miro gang aus @fas lein. Mit Sen
sll1 Observation-Disclosures lit bereits be-
gonren moroen.
Cas- @eil,d bon stootanpalt
SSames sc. Sobniop, Ser Inn staot=
gerid1t Inn cine gteunerbanolulg III
Dem Safe bon @uitaf Sobnion gegen
|Stabt Moline BOT, lit ourdl 3ihter
g. 3. Iieb obldlaaig beid1ieoen NOR
oen. Sobnlon muroe lette ISOLDE
onrd cine ssl1rp $4,000 Sdaoener=
lat %5lerfannt, nadyoem er iid> angeb=
lid} ml 5. Nopenrber lebten SSSabres
elnen %ooppelten 8eirlbrud 5uge5ogen
bette, oils er bonn @noe elmer StraBe
IN einen @ra6en i%tiir5te.
Ra6 fur5cr &ranfbeit lit Matfa=
nIel %. Shiitb i1i1 glitter Don 10 Saf=
ren in ieiner go. 1902 @ierte Mpe=
me beleaenen 8oGnllnb geItorben.
Ser Iabingeidiebene bate elm ifal-
bes Sabrbunoert laugh Moline ee,
mohnt nno NOR elm @etpran oes giir-
aerfrieacsg Iie 8eerbiaulrg erfolgt
Samstag Gadlmittag nod Dem neu=
ell Giperiioe Maaloleum. :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
NranipnnMe Ypantalle.
@ntbcrgeididten pon ben engliihen
Ganser Mltpmpbilen.

EGtjeC : NNtuIUUUtltl-
leber Die ensliiden panoerautoz
mobile, Ole Dor einisen Moden gum
erItenmal i'm Spmmegebiet %peripenoet
nurDer, beridten Die fran3oiH6en
gldtter po6re @unbergsi9i6ten,
paBreno na9 oeutl9en Melbungsn
lire Wirtlidfeit lebr problematila
erI9eint. Die erften Nadridten iiber
Dieie ucuiranes terreitres" in Der
franoDiii9en YreNe nuroen bon Der
3eniur unterbridt, unb Die @e1eimz
baltuns lit jeoenfols iniofern aesliidt,
als lanse Seit feline bilbli9e 9arz
itelluns in bic Seffentlidfeit selongte.
Mton. erfubr nur, bob .es iid UNI
cine &ombinatiOn BON S9lit.en
unb MutomobiIe Eanble, 10 oob
infolge Der 8erlpeneuns elmer ltif0rz
mig nod BORN aufseboeenen Gleitz
fdiene Dos ueberieBen DON SdiiBsnz
graben uno anoerer 9inoerniT1en tei.
ne 5dpieristeit biete. SIN oJigaro"
gibt elm M~ugenotu9e f0lgeaoe Geil=
D,runs bonn srl tmaligen @rl9einen
zines iol9en Yan5erautomobil5: vWui
Dem mabisen 4bGone erl9eint pl0Bz
li4 Elm nit unseitlmer Wudt bepegz
tes @tpas. Sin lieiiser breirGoriser
Observation-Disclosures gebt iiber bic
Junsen Sannen hinpeg uilb sermalmt
lie; cine eldn5en0e Metallmaile befpegt
li4 meter our9 Die GinlterbiiIde
@elentise Sta9ltabel Fdnsen arf Der
Geite berab uno erreaell einen betau=
benoen 2arm. SIM Glei9gelpidt auf
benz bintern @lieo, Die peinen Dor
bern in Der 2uft, periAninbet es, I'm
! ploBlid ipieOer gu eri9einen. Mon
ltele ii4 einen gisantiiaen 9reifuB
Dor, Der iid Tim iid {elber unb bon Ell
mem SUB auf Den o1oeren orebt, I'm
til beftigen SaBen borouruden. YI6s=
lid Dffnen fid Die Sannen Dor mir
lpie Sdilf, bur9 Oas li6 Elm MenIt
ieinen Weg babnt. sic perben elatt
a1s9erihen unb gu 8poen eeporfen.
Ridt cine pernunftlois Mai9ine lit
! es, Die graoaus 1dbrt. Sine Mai6i=
ne freilid nit mehanil@em Gang
inert uno meta1ild)em Settle, nit
lan9en, unbeusiamen uno eldn5enbell
5iiblarmen, Die ii6 larmenb UNI Sen
pbantaitif9en a0rper bin unb berbe=
lpesen; aber Oie Maidins ipablt mil
8erltano i9ren Weg, unb cine Mrt
BON Metallbtt barber, Der lid nod
allen Seiten bepegt, lpedt Die unaus=
bleibli9e 8orlteaung zines runo Inn
fud blidenoen 9alptes. ="
ga4 anoeren @9ilberungen iiber=
lebt Das Monitrum logan f~leinere
Mlauern, uno i'm ss1lnern birst ser oez
p%an5erte Molo6 Mafdinenselpe9re,
tleine aanonen unb Minennerfopz
parate. Seine 8eripenouna miro oul
ben 3eitpunft beidrdlttf, ba Die ortil=
lerittide @orbereitung beenoet 1T uni
Der Snfanterieansriff besinnt. Sin
gfa@tetl 1T auf ale Jdue, lpie aus
ben Tbeutfden 8eridten be@rpproebt
Die geriuse 9ei9pinoisfeit: eine ene=
lil6e Meite (1609 Metsrl i'll Del
@tunbe; aus bie{em grunee fisl
es, fppbl uu6 Der beutiden Mrtiaerit
nidt 19per, gleib bel Der er5ten Scr
ipenoung mebrere Sreffer gu er5ie=
len Die englii9en soloaten be,eid)=
men ba5 5abraeuJ al5 mint cream,
tpas i'm Sportsioraou elm 5timilons
ooer Meismittel BET tDrperlidsn un>
morali1aen Gnergie beoeltst, poe1
aud als ut1e By 8iIp".
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-06
japanese in the PHILIPPINES.

For some months it has been known
that a powerful Japanese syndicate,
says the Kobe Chronicle, has been
casting longing eyes on several large
sugar estates in the Philippines, and
particularly on the one owned by the
Dominican order Of friars in the fruit.
full province of .Laguna; and for the
last few weeks it has been known to
many that negotiations concerning the
latter were drawing to close, and
that there was every probability Of the
property of the Dominican order of
friars going over to Japanese mer-
chants. Two days ago (says the Ma
Mia correspondent of the North China
Daily News under date of February
12) we learned that the sale had been
completed, the transfer taking place
at midnight on February 7, when the
personal representative of the Japa-
nese syndicate, Mr.. K. Hada, took
charge of the estate. On the follow
ing morning the heads of the various
departments were notified that their
services were no longer required, and
their places were Immediately taken
by Japanese who were all in readiness.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-06
DAISIES
BY |. M. BENNINGTON.

No flower in all the garden series is
more beloved than the star-eyed daisy
Or marguerite. And perhaps no
flower has undergone a more decided
Improvement than this same flower
which fills the meadow spaces with its
nodding white and in better soil looks
5tateier from the garden path.
The daisy should have a place in
the garden. They make delightful Dor
ders to beds of taller-growing ANNALS
and can be used very effectively in
beds of spring blooming bulbs.
Daisies may be sown at intervals for
succession, in shallow boxes of light
rich soil Cover the seed to about
three times their own thickness, and
press the soil firmly over them Keep
the box in a warm window, greenhouse
or hotbed.
Transplant to new boxes and set out
in the open ground when danger from
in beds outside in August or Septem-
Der. They must be protected with
straw or litter through the winter and
transplanted TO their permanent posi-.
ton in the spring
The orange daisy, South African
orange daisy. has become a great IA
vorite. 1t was introduced a few years
ago and has been made much of at the
flower shows and is used largely on
big estates 1t is excellent for Dor
Sers and as pot-plant
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-06
SIMpLEAkDPRETTY
Design for Waist That Will Be
Found Easy to Make.
If Elaboration is Desired, Aii-Over En-
broidery for the Cape Collar and
Cuffs May Be UtiIized-Suit-
able Fabrics to Be Used.

A woman of the writer's acquaint-
ance says that for a certain period,
at this season of the year, it is her
daily habit to cut out and make shirt
waist before breakfast. This she con-
tinues to do until she has about two
dozen waists of the simpler sort. On
the finer waists she appliques designs
of embroidery, or lets in a bit of lace
to enrich the upper part of the gar
ment.
Some women may not believe that
a waist can be made before breakfast,
but let the doubter study the accom-
panying design and she will probably
realize how quickly it may be cut out
and stitched up. The first waist will
require a fitting, of course, but the
others will not-and the fitting neces-
sary for this design is practically con-
fined to the arrangement of the col
lar over the back. AS will be noted, it
does not fit in front.
To make an elaborate waist quickly,
one can use all-over embroidery for
the cape collar and for the cuffs. For
trimming on the edge frill of narrow
embroidery may be used, or one of
plain material with a scalloped edge.
When the waist is constructed of
sheer material, plain net will make a
charming frill for the collar and
sleeves. In any event, an edge that
displays lace effect or the finish of
embroidery is always more decorative
than any other.
Besides the usual silk materials with
which every woman is familiar beau
tiful fabrics are to be found among
linens and cottons. One of these, a
sheer cross-barred cotton, makes a
lovely blouse, and the same quality Of
goods appears also with embroidered
figures over the surface. For sports
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-06
CLOVER MAKES FINE
PASTURE FOR SWINE
System Outlined Which Has
Worked Well With Many Hog
Growers in Minnesota.

Plenty of tender, nourishing hog pas
tIre of good quality may be had dur
ing the entire season il clover is
grown, say men at the Minnesota col
lege of agriculture. AS soon as the
pigs are strong enough, the brood
sows with their filters may be turned
into clover field. If one-third to half
of the clover is mown about June TO-
the hogs will eat the young shoots
that spring up and will not bother the
uncut part of the field.
The rest of the field may be cut at
the regular haying time. By having
the pasture we'll stocked with pigs
and calves one need not worry about
taking care Of the pasture for the rest
of the summer. BY fall the pigs ought
to weigh from SO to 80 pounds each.
This system has worked well with
many hog raisers in Minnesota. In a
good season, one acre Of pasture will
provide feed for three brood sows and
their pigs. Plenty of cot room and
trough room with proper feeding faci'-
tiles ought to be provided in each pas
ture. The cots should be from 20 to
40 rods from the feeding place, so
that the pigs will get cut into the pas
ture and take plenty Of exercise.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-06
THE BEAUTY OF HYDRANGEAS
BY LIMA r. ROSE.

One of the best late Towering, hardy
shrubs is the hydrangea.
While there are other shrubs that
| like better, this one seems to be a
favorite with the masses. 1t has the
merit of extreme hardness, easy cul
ture. great Righteousness, late bloom
ing and persistency.
It's flowers lose their early white
ness as the season advances, but in
their pinky brown stage they are not
without attractiveness, and even after
snow comes they afford pleasing eff
fects when seen against background
Of pure white.
In planting the hydrangeas, l would
never advise using them singly. They
are vastly more effective when
grouped. By this means we secure
for it a strength and dignity which
single specimens never have Plant
ed thickly this plant produces grand
effect
Those who are in search of a plant
that will grow in any soil and under
almost any condition, and has hardi
ness enough to withstand the tryins
ordeal of the severest northern win
ter, will find the hydrangea the very
thing they are looking for.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-06

Stunning are the sports coats of
corduroy, matched by hats of the same
material. These coat and hat sets
come in vivid green which always
looks so well in sports wearables, in
golden brown, in Dutch blue and in
white. One coat seen recently was
loose, belted model with flare cut
and wide rolling collar, and the hat,
made of the same material as the coat,
had a stitched crown and flexible brim
which could be rolled up or down at
will. With black and white checked
mOhair skirt one of these sports coats
Df bright green corduroy, with hat to
match, would be exceedingly smart.
A rose-colored coat and hat would look
well with white duck skirts. A blue
coat and hat, with a white corduroy
skirt, and SO on. Unlike the correct
street boot which Is always buttoned,
the sports boot has laces, and is of
white buckskin, or white canvas, with
trimmings of tan or green perforated
leather, and very low heel as broad
as the sole.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-06
Ribbons On All Costumes.

Narrow ribbons appear, in one way
frock; and even the tailored suit is
not immune. CherIit secures a very
likable effect by edging the full bot
tom of a dark blue serge skirt and
some parts Of the coat with the very
narrowest of ribbon striped length
wise in red, white, yellow and blue
The ribbon is about an eighth of an
inch in width-or possibly a quarter
of an inch-so the lines of gay color
are little more than pin stripes, but
the finish gives an individual touch
and at least a wee bit of color.
Little loops of narrow ribbon used
as fringe border or applied at great
er length in other ways are popular
and small bows of course are every.
where. Bows Of narrow ribbon with
long ends are often set at the back
of the collar or bodice neck, and there
are many little ribbon necklets and
armlets devised for wear with short
sleeves and low-cut bodices. Some of
these are entirely of the narrow rib,
bon, plain or ruched, but others have
tiny flowers in connection with the
ribbon.
Single embro. dered flower sprigs
"a conceit adopted by Lanvin to
such a degree that this floral work
amounts almost to the signature-are
being used very smartly by other
designers, and the hat to be worn with
the frock that sports such a note may
perhaps echo the flower spray in its
trimming.