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During tho recent electlona in Japan the banners put up by tho various
candidates in Tokyo were so numerous that In tho vicinity of the polling
places they interfered with street tralllc
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Mrs. A. D. Canfleld, mayor of War
ren, 111., is tho first woman to bo
elected to that position in any Illinois
city. Sho is a widow, seventy-four
years old and conducts a millinery
shop. She has promised to put an
end to pool rooms, gambling and tho
liquor traffic in Warren.
Are There Private Armies?
It is illegal to have an army of your
own, but tho law wlnlcs at private
armies in ono or two cases..
Tho duko of Atholl had for they
have now gone to tho groat war a pri
vato army of 200 men, and has often
provided guards of honor for King
George from their ranks. In fact,
Queen Victoria once reviewed this pri
vate army. Tho duko of Atholl's pro
vate army is for its size tho finest body
of soldiers in tho world, nil over six
feet in height, sturdy Scotsmen picked
from tho fittest of tho fit
The duko of Kifo nlso kept a pri
vate army which numbered a hundred
men, who were urmed with huge pikes
exactly as tho soldiers wcro armed
centuries ago.
The Stuart Archers and tho Farqu
harson Clansmen are two other private
armies of which Scotland can boast.
Tho marquises of Donegal, too, have
for hun-lrcds of years kopt a private
army. Pearson's.
TIED BOMB ON DOG'S TAIL
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Vrecked the House of His
Owner.
Anxious to rid himself of a dog that
had grown to bo a nuisance, George
Verbos of Indiana. I'a., bothought him
Eolf of a brilliant bchomo.
How easy to take tho animal Into
tho woods, rope him to a troo nnd
then tio a stick of dynamite to its
tail. Ho would dash off, ilio poor bruto
would wag Its faithful tall, and tho dy
namite would 3sat tho treo and then
It worked well with the excoptlon
of tho wigwagging. For as Vcrboa
darted behind a tree a safe distance
away ho saw tho ropo part not tho
rope on tho tail, but on tho dog's oth
er end.
Harking Joyously, tho animal loped
toward Its master, his tall waving
wildly. Verbos sprinted madly for bis
house, tho dog gaining at every bound.
As he slammed tho door behind him
Severe Training.
"What I admlro about nilthcrs is
his quiet self-possession."
"Ho acquired that In tho last fow
years."
"In what way?"
"Hy sitting in tho nudlenco whllo
ills wifo mndo speeches on woman
suffrage."
tho dog leaped under tho porch.
Then tho last part of tho plot. Thero
was an awful explosion and tho porch
nnd part of tho houso wall wero
wrecked.
Verbos? Ho wasn't hurt. Nor was
tho dog.
Saving Money on 8hoes.
You can savo monoy on shoos If,
before wearing a now pair, you soak
tho soles for twelvo hours In linseed
oil and dry, Itepcat tho process three
tiinos.
Flvo of tho submarines of tho Atlantic fleet In tho Hudson rivor lying nlongsido tho monitor Tonopau.
CRUISER THAT CUT THE TURKISH CABLES
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Ono of tho brilliant feats of the allied fleet In tho Dardanelles was tho cutting of tho cables between tho forts
on tho European and Asiatic sides. This was accomplished by tho British light cruiser Amothyst, though sho was
subjected to a terrific flro and wns struck by n number of shells.
SALLY PARNESS, BUTCHER
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When Now York city recently
opened its great cosmopolitan market
thero was an innovation that was
pleasing to tho woman shoppers espe
cially. This was tho placing of Sally
Parness, n skilled butcher, In ono of
tho big meat booths to soo that tho
housewives got just what thoy
wanted.
Faith in the Seed Catalogue.
I never lose my fnlth In tho annual
seed catalogue In splto of divers and
sundry disappointments. With new
zest every year I read of those won
derful strawberries, ono of which
would fill a tumbler, nnd tho over-bearing
raspberries that aro In fruit from
Juno to December, and of tho mam
moth squashes which only a Hercules
can lift. And I am very sure to try
somo of them and get any amount of
fun out of my anticipations of similar
results.
No matter if tho realization falls far
short of tho plcturo in tho gorgeous
cataloguo; I lay tho results to my poor
er soil, or lack of skill in cultivation,
and have just as much confidence In
tho novelties which next spring's cata
loguo oxplolts as tho "very largest
richest, juciest, most molting (always
a favorito word) fruit in tho world."
I would not loso my faith in tho seed
and fruit catalogues for all tho
squashes and rnsphorrlcs that grow.
Francis E. Clark, in Countrysldo Maga
Elno.
VINCENT ASTOR GETS A HYDROPLANE
BEST MEAL OF THE WEEK
On Sunday Evening Everybody Get
What He or 8he Wishes, and
Enough to Satisfy.
Sunday ovonlng supper Is tho bost
meal of tho whole- wcok, It it Ib Just
tho ordinary kltchon Sunday evening
supper and not tho fancy sandwich,
chafing dish, hot chocolate, musical,
literary, high-brow kind. Thoro may
havo boon chicken for dinner or a
roast and gravy and mlnco pio, and
nobody is very hungry. At least every
body thinks ho Is not hungry until ho
gets Into tho kltchon.
"Just put tho things on tho tablo
nnd everybody help thcmsolveB,"
mother says. It is not grammatical,
but It Is tho way sho says it, and tho
best way to say It. And everybody
docs help "thcmsolveB," father nnd
mother and tho two or three or seven
or eight children, all round tho tablo
nnd tho sink and tho Ironing board,
sitting on tho radiator and tho flroless
cookor.
Mnybo father decides that ho will
mako pancakes, and nothing Is moro
fun than watching father cook. May
bo mother consents to stir up somo
mush. Mush Isn't so much to eat, but
It Is nlco to watch her mako It. May
be you Just pick tho meat off tho
chicken bones, and everybody gets
his fingers or his spoon in tho pot of
dumplings and gravy.
At any rate everybody gets exactly
tho thing that tastes best to him and
Sunday ovonlng supper In the kitch
en la tho only tlmo and place whoro
you can got that. If you llko mus
tard, you havo mustard; It you llko
chill sauco, you havo chill sauco; It
you llko Btrawberry preserves, you
havo Btrawberry preserves. It has
been years and years slnco thero was
over moro than ono kind of "spread"
or "relish" on tho dinner tablo.
Tho only troublo is that tho family
cats much moro than it over cats In
tho dining room, nnd thero is never
anything loft over for Monday. Somo
housokoopers would not permit a
Sunday ovonlng supper in tho kitchen
for 'anything. Thoy put tho chicken
or roast away for Monday, and servo
bread and milk or tenkottlo tea at vho
dining tablo. That kind of Sunday
ovonlng supper Is no good at all, and
must not bo confusod with the help
yoursolvcs, cvorybody-in-tho-pot sort.
Indianapolis News,
Vincent Astor (right) about to try out a now $14,000 hydroplane built for
him at Mnrblohcad, Mass. Tho flying boat has a speed of from 45 to 70
miles an hour, and is equipped with a roomy cabin for thrco persons.
ARGENTINE MAGNATE AND FAMILY HERE
Colonial Closets.
In a quaint old colonial cottago aro
many closets, fow If any of them lo
cated according to modern notions of
couvonlenco. Tho clothes closet that
ought to bo In tho sparo room up
stairs Is downstairs In the library
with tho spare-room bureau; tho up
stairs closets aro under tho eaves of
tho sloping roof tho way to utllizo
them to tho b03t advantage Is to enter
on your hands and knees, carrying an
electric torch botween your teoth. In
sido tho closot you turn on your back,
Illuminate tho pendnnt garments with
your torch, drag whatever you select
down from tho hook, grasp it firmly
with your teeth, nnd so out again on
your hands and knees, rolling tho elec
tric torch gently beforo you. Wo soo
now why In thoso good old days chosts
of drawers wcro popular fortunately
wo havo ono of our own that somehow
has got up tho stairway; and wo soo
also, as wo begin to scttlo Into it,
what Is perhaps tho secret of this
humbler colonlnj architecture. Tho
Colonial Jack who built this houso
wanted somo rooms round a chimney
and a roof that the snow would slldo
off; nnd so ho built it; and whorover
ho found n spaco. ho made n closet or
a cupboard; and becauso lie had no
other kind, ho put in small-paned win
dows; nnd all ho did wns substantial
and honest and beautiful, In Its
humblo way, by accident.
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Misplaced Pity.
Mrs Anna Steinnuor, Boston's
llcowomnn, said, tho other day:
"My duties afford mo shocking revo
lutions. I am nstonlshod nt tho num
ber of Iioston women who smoke. And
ns for the men of noston well!"
Tho fnlr policewoman smiled grim
ly and added:
"How many, many a Iioston wifo
brushes In tho morning tho billiard
chalk from her husband's coat-slcoves,
and thinks, with tears In hor eyes, of
tho overtime tho poor boy puts In
nearly every ovonlng at his dreary
doBk by tho whitewashed wall!"
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SAYS DECREASES ARE SHOWN
' Samuel Halo Pearson of Jlucnns Aires, ono of tho moBt Important Allan
cinl inon In tho world and tho greatest capitalist of South Amorlcn, with his
wifo (nbovo at left) and two of Ills daughters. Mr. Pearson enmo to represent
tho Arguutlno Republic at tho financial congress In Washington.
Less Lead and Zinc Concentrates
Sold In 1914, According to Gov
ernment Bulletin.
Decreases In tho vnluo of lend and
zinc concentrates sold In tho central
states wcro shown In 1911, compnred
with tho previous year, nccordlng to a
bulletin Just Issued by the geological
survey. Tho total valuo of load con
centrates of all classes sold hy pro
ducers In tho central sUitoa In 1014
was fll.70fi.121, compared with $1-.-2oi,0i:i
In 111K1. Tho valuo of nil zinc
concentrates sold decreased from ?1'J,
021,7 II! in 1013 to $ll.8G3,420 111 1914.
Apptoxlmately U.ICD.DOO tons of
ore waro mined nnd treated to obtain
lead and zinc concentrates valued at
$2:i,(ifi9,riU. Tho avorago valuo ob
tained hy tho operators of lead and
.iiic mines In the central states per
ton of ciudu ore mined nnd milled was
$t.CI.
From all load, zinc and coppor
minus lu the cuntral btatoa in 1011
about 23,73,000 tons of oro wore
mined and treated about 1,700,000
tons moro than tho oro sold or treated
In 1913.
Save the Dayl
Jim Snodekur, an East Tonuosscan,
had been to meeting nnd romomherod
It when his mules bulked at pulling
tho wagon out of a mudholo. "Git up
thar, Uuck an" Whoolor," ho shouted
"an If It wasn't tho Lord's holy Sa
bath day I'd lick hell outen you!"
Now York Evening Post.
Denefits of Irrigation.
Greece grow great on taxes from
men who know how, to irrigate The
climate and soil of Grccco was tho
samo ns that of California vast
mountains nnd arid plains.
Through tho garden of Plato ran a
diverted stream whoso waters wero
cold and sparkling from tho moun
tains. Plato was under the ditch; for
Acndamus, who owned the ranch, had
bankod his nil on a canal which final
ly mndo him ono of the millionaires
of Athens.
Hero It was that Aristotle lived,
whoro tho sky was bluo threo hun
dred days In tho your, amid the lavish
and laughing luxuriance of land where
God supplied tho sunshino and man
tho wnter.
Horo It was that ho wrote, "The
land that produces beautiful flowers
and luscious fruits will also produco
noblo men nnd women,"
Steam-Dried Hay.
Tho up-to-date well-equipped farm
seems now to havo a method of pro
tection during tho hay season, against
tho losses which havo been experi
enced In so many cases by thu wet
ting of tho rain and tho preventing
of proper drying. Experiments show
thivt grass can bo dried by steam
within thirty minutes from tho tlmo
it Is cut, and then bo ready to bo
stored away. Tho product thus ob
tained Ib superior to tho ordinary suu
drhid product, having a sweetar
flavor and kcoplnjK fully as well. This
can bo nppllod, of course, only on a
farm that has a htoam plant, but It Is
fairly simple, ar..l It certainly seems
to promise to tho farmer a protec
tion against ono of his Inevitable
trials in the past.
Naval Courtesy.
Just as all preparations had been
completed for tho search for tho lost
United States submarlno In Honolulu
hnrbor tho Japanese cruiser Idzumo
novo hor anchor and prepared to
leave port.
Beforo making for the outside tho
warship steamed In a senilclrcl
about tho point whero tho submarlna
was believed to llo. Tho crow wor
drawn up In salute and tho warship's
flag was dipped in honor of tho 21 men
who went to their death on board tho
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Naval men aro punctilious in mat
ters of etiquette, and tho world would
bo bettor If the Bamo conditions pre
vailed In other walks of life.
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