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1 .: ,4;h,..wlll flrd here a full

3 line of -the -finest manicure.

` »Er§erly‘_Bcdrd

Etissors ,_ ,o _a _ ouge Naildhilffers

- Cuticle Ice

Mail Enamel Etc p_f_`tl_ie`_sc, rose tinted pghjtv nailil _and smooth. shs' _`_y linger ends will be thereward ofa few minutes daily attention.

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UM Qfller news, sud t e BWI: C satisfaction of being ,the H03; paper for Prince Edward Island.

t ‘Subscribers and others are asked 0 remit byldoney Order or by Reg- istered Letter. 'ree oueniinn in not l'°lD°llelble for remittances forwarded otllerwise than as above. Mliltr.

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The Abbies are in the best of con-

dition for winning the victory from the Crystals tonight. Join the boys M16 sb up in the special this nicer- ll00l1. and cheer for the home team.

'The Guardian welcomes reliable

news _from_persons' throughout this Province. All such items should b¢ Mailed to "The Guardian News DUDC." Charlottetown lmmediatel

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eater the events, etc, have transpir- e . J

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DIED FROM EFFECTS `

' _ or xioir nv ii Hosea.

WARDEN, Quebec, Feb. "1-while

assisting the guests who had attend- ed a party, at his house, on the oc- casion of the celebration of the iifth anniversary of his wedding day to hitch up their horses, Thomas Ash-

(Wednesday) eve _g st 8.80. side, __ "

KB- 8 l\` h L_ 113°: H2§I“THE P.;GEu 0! D

--° -°- - ,_ _.U '_ -1-_recon _da er

rftti- °°rr"°i‘.*.i..l*.*-iv-:lr “rn 1.22” °'a“.“°";ri“:' sf Bloomfield, and andtlier 'lrrest'is ex- 25110,; '&vPf§¢ 91° ‘L D ’ t Q

. Islander. who lsplaylug line wing for

- - serials. _wiuitiie neoennnny pounn

EARL GRBIY LEAVES.-The Earl hi ' - Grey_left Charlottetown yesterday str; »-youngster will mu' un an

morning for Picton, with express, 82 ' ___ tons of freight, 25 passengers and 20 VALUABI E POULTRY Yasrerda

_ ' ~ - I gsm 36183223;-_1=\g°é§f§;§ fgsiihigerld gy ri-nondo. érown oi cinnonaiown, me Department Int night was ex receive by espress from Will/ Clark

llccted to dock at Picton between 8.30 ol sumvan' Ohio' a pair of the cam

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oHILDm:iN's AID.-At the m°°U11ll= Ellie; `Di:no:d (ggi osliighe

P. F.. i. Foxas.-'rne Montreal

. ' _ Daily Star of_ recent issue publishes

MOVE ]NC0RP0RAT10NS-“ NJ' an interview with J. Rogers, Presi- Llccs oi application for letters patent d,,r,¢_ and W_ K_ Roger-5_ secretary- for a charter of incorporation appear treasurer or the James C_ Tumi" Su- ill "W last 195119 0! the R°Y`a1 Gazette/ ver Black Fox Co., Ltd., of Char- lor The Barkers Black Fox Company |,,¢_¢et0wr,_ p_ E_ 1__ which makes hr- UHHWI- with H- °“Pi¢°'1¥z“U°" °f tereating reading especially for those $125,000, the applicants being Albert who hh., t heard th r

_ _ » e no e s ory of the lton was kicked in the stomach by A B“"k°"» Amherst: J- EMBO" D°“' l‘. E. Island fox industry. The one of the animals and died from the 31”' A‘“l‘°"5t» R- B- H~ D“"'i"°"» Messrs Rogers estimate the capital

effects of the blow. A_mhe"9t» 501111 S- Hi“t°“» ‘=‘“m“‘°‘“’ expended in the fox industry in P. E.

slde. and John A- L-ee. M0\\°i=°“~ island as exceeding $5,000,000 one

_._ ANGLO-GERMAN A159 mr the in°°’p°mM°” °f The nllmbcr of thoroughbred silver black

._ A _ RELATIONS UP IN Malwllle BUY Oyster C°"1P'1`“Y- l-lm' :oxen or ononz :loo with no ninny

» ' ' THE REICHSTM- 55%?'ill'-3*?-1..§’;ii2'.l‘.§if.."i§ZI‘.I._§°’.i_°§-._ ‘$232 "‘°’° g"“d°“

' A .l.-'LJ | nmL1N.ren. 1-'rho nnvnirivolry '"' M“'d°"” M°K“"‘°"' D" ‘“.“' MATCH RACK-0" -“"“‘11Y rf'

mr., 1 ' "' ' '_~'q_ - ~ ' .

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betwogn G;-eat Britain gm Germany R05* J*“"” Ed°“» L' P’ M°Mm““» ternoon next there will inns place on cropped up in the debate before the Th°°d°r° Ross' D A M°Kim'°"' F the iw BP¢¢dW8Y at CDMIOUPYOW1 H

M nneget ooniinietee oi the neioiii-its R N““"‘°'“ E"“°°t C°m“' C""“1"“° match race between Mimi P d

- ‘Y l _ 1 `, I _ e A. im yesterday over the record estimagi; mwn’ and Murdoch G' A“d°“'"`“‘ the speedy Gelding Purklyn. lt will

‘ .Y `of $115,000,000 for the German Kenloch' A be gmemléeared tliiat Pi11rklyn,hldrl\en

fleet, _ _ y . H. erns n 19 our owest

l _~_. Minister of Marine Tirpitz was ak- \v:;A,?hv:, £gji;EN0r0EneSSr0 msgs RiV9l` TW BP°°dW&Y had .M1 *HEY "ic- i H/Q-,IN _eg why tho inaccurate statement’ te ti ‘ tory over the high-class troiter

1 f f

. ,- ,‘ L1 _-" 5-" _ ' it .

~ fl l, '»;"-.z’irl- “- x flllizide by Winston Churchill, the Brit- lrgvoiieu id1gChaDi‘[l]r(Ett;It;i:":c2>Z-B ;e‘;0L;rrBei Frenchy, owned by A. S. Hewitt of

, 'f B First L°rd °f tm’ AdmU""1tY»1“5t derable ‘period and the lecturer, A.A. Ghfulottetown' Much interest is

"F ‘»-f”..'.- -5 I-/17"' `

JUN 511 1`@80l`d 130 the relative BtI`0f\~ Bartlett. thoroughly conversant with bemg taken in this “ce and the °°m`

_‘_ ~ -- -»_-5,/___,.,_j_ 22;, 'rf-_L/1)-,_, Sth Of the German and British fleets his subject‘ presented this historical mittn in charge of the "ces me

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""1 at- ->- i.,¢i.- -_ 7*

‘i ,==\='_‘= *' ~ -712 \ ____.m_.e-/1” i -_ \ .;-< a .7 ‘ck ` _ ~"’*ii~,' - -f-.~`1~ _"

gr A __-~___ _.-rr, R had not been crmtrgdrct d_ _ _ t' d r tr making arrangements for a number

' ‘ 7 "M Minister 'rirpiin tried io dodge the diliillacter 0' E tlilirge an “misc alive ‘lf "U" °‘““°" “Hd B '°°°fd dl* 'B

a ence, in e manner t at as _ Y

A JAH IN TIE NECK ‘IUUSUOII by Saying that it had noth- made the speaker’ notable as s lec- Sport is assured'

T t’ vjisreyoug tlti yourLaundrv in t d

_ g o o with the present estimates, turer. The life of Queen Mary with ""

:,°:§§';1g’:?°é’lfl§;§°“g§,§;;‘¢5l°;_‘Fggfg but the members who raised the ques- its sorrows, joys, victories and down

wor _ ea Qc ts no more. tion insisted that either the Minister fall, from the cradle to her death on --

. _ or the Chancellor answer it. Llie block with all its tragedy, was Gordon Murray, Marshfield, was in

The Star Steam Laundry. t TEE? also wanted a statement as dealt with. A beautiful woman and B Charlottetown yesterday the guest of

1' ' 1 '

hone 151 134 Kent Sl. _l '

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- _ Reminder

Right io the business cen trels 5 car, euler shop where every person placing their order is guar_rnt@1ed.__5at_isfac- tion. , " ‘ ' __ ,By _having your wo-k done at thiegcason of the yeawi-. in- s_ui‘és"y6ii -better risults ihan leaving' it unt lihe spring rush~ begins. P. S. Call and see us _

Charles E.. Carson

_ 198 Queen Street.

o e Anglo-German relations.which ruler of n nation, at .the last desert- the proprietor of the lllorell -House.

__ n Socialist member remarked sremed ed by her friends and followers, all --_

to be very unfelendly. save a little dog that as the bead F, W, Hughes, Charlottetown, ship- * ----_------- [ell larpcd the warm blood thai pcd six draft horses to E G Lovc,

trlckllng fell nnlieeded to the ground St John N B on

-tbeblood of beauty, wealth B-ull. yesterday: ' H the Earl Grey

. _.__

r power, the heartfs blood of ii queen, r,

qu the noblest of the Stuart race. thi Cyril Moi”-rcgor, Hunter River, left

_ fairest earth had seen." Asvotc 01 on the outward train to his homo

. thanks moved by J. D. eaman, yesterday afternoon after completing

_A f§‘W.nQSGl RC|l¢V.1 slwh Principal _of P. S. school, and unan- the Short Course,

MlQ¢|'|¢§ Bhddgr wggkn imously carried, was tendered the _ r

- ’ “S - » ~ 1 <1 <1 _lildgey Trouble and Ifheu- !°°t"'°‘ °"___d s“l w e ge `

il\\filll'l Pfdmplly vgnir :e:Rsxall 1-icaling }SalVc is B11 _€X" prepared to meet the t`e.ste of - the

cellent healing Ointment. D0SBt¢9H(11“§ most fdsiidious. It is a splendid pre-

Iris no longer. necessar. r antiseptic properties and in en 0 poration for softening the skin and

one to suiiei- with bnckaciingf particularly for the treatrrlicut 0! giving it that smooth, velvety feel- noy |;mub;¢__ have disagreeable brad_ xuts, burns. elJl‘&ll1S 8-116 S U1 ezllgé ing that dressy women so much de- der and iirgnary disorders to content Lions. Price a box 25c. éiuargu ¢_ sire. Large lar 25c. The McKinnon With. or he tortured with rheuma- by The ,M°Ki““°“ Drug 0" Ugg tism. still "joints, and its heart- Great ("°°rg° Bud Kent sts' ' Kem: Sw' M“` wrenching pains for the new aincov- ’°""-*__`_'

ery, Crovone, qllickly and surely rc OTTAWA MAN IS '

:;Rexall Frace Cream is specially

Drug Co., Corner Great George and

::’Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal,

Qer Large‘s Livery, haves an-such tm-ub1`es_ ' CHARGED WITH BIGAMY. lowest prices. 9-23Mtf.

-,il-siMimpd.

1 most wonderful

remedy yer devised rm, ridding tht OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 7-Samuel FIGHT AGAINST

a__. system of uric acid and driving out D°““1d9°“- °‘ Otmwa' M" b°°.“ ar' MU_ ER'P_§R0`HABE A ` ’ all the poisonous impurities which 'est-ed at C°lb°m° °" 8 charge °'

VOSBIBIJE IN PARIS cause such troubles. 'It is entirely bi5°'m7‘ It is “u°g°d that h° has ’ ‘" son Flew PlilNN1Es_ einen.-nt from ali other remedies. - ri *W0 Wim _h°\”°»°“° B °°1°1'°d end the

_. A is not Mgr anything else ever used other a white woman. Doni_1ldson,who

PARIS, ` February 'I-Sensational for the' purpose. It acts on the prin- is 3 White ma” himself' “°°°"di“g t° revelations, among them the amazing ciDle of cleaning out the poisons and U10 St°1‘Y *Old the P01109. married H exposure that murder can be pnronnn- removing the online. nesress some years ess. and they ed an Paris for a pittance, are being It soaks right in through the walls, have 'SWG Ghlldfen- A Yee? B80 he nin Q in the mai of fn, gwgnty au. nieinbranee, and linings, like water in married the white girl- He left Ot- tomsbile bandits, in the Palace oi n sponge, neur-rallzes. dissolves, and tawa for New Ontario about a month Justice. makes the kidneys silt our and filter ego. and wife number two. who has Wliile.Dedel\ry, one ofthe anarchist 1-WHY. all the uric acid and poisonous discovered the first wife alive, has

bandits, was undesiuterrogetion by from the blood, and leaves the kid- laid the bigamy °l1B1'S°-

Croxciie is the

the-Qpgidant 0( gh, 'gourt md,” ha `neys, and urinary organs clean,

beeeme exasperated by the questions

put-.iq him, md ghougod ; It matters not how long you have SCHOONER SIN§I§n;’5sAIl§E LOST "gin know nothin! of the Red B“fm;df 113" d°l‘1hi°3 ;_“`°» f;‘cipf;h“§ ` ___ ` Bro erh ll. You do not know our Y°“ "9 5° » ° Y P’ “ ° F b 7.. ,¢r¢r§“»¢h_°%°rr do not realrzmour m°_ Croxoiie is such, that it is practical- Tggllgggrm Iixlggerre hraoaigary to 1- ft

can-I _ou lit ici- n few pe es." . . ~ ' rr rr f rr _ - -

Dggzriryfi gppeuaneo rr-'ilrggxrn lfbthing elsekon earthrllike it. t gt ileestullériglgiabg winhgsgcyesgergags ai; spection and additional rotection of

len§'”°“tburit° `H° ii “man it I ` stats to Wm the mm te yiilili B e the schooner Granada wrecked oil ture. feltidious in dress, and wears $51? "weve" 7°” tha mst t ° 7°” Grmown Many' r-,agsengerr were eye-glasses. His nails werec eiul- ~ ` _. _ 1! _-i-manicured and he was olddiily If 7°” ““H°" with pam” 1" 7°” éuiong th: vémma on1¥§rT° PM

-- back and sides, or have any signs of S0115 B11" V0 . B11 0116 0 05° mill’

“balm” I . ' kidne’y bladder troubles, or rheurna- die- A111005 U10 kl\0Wl\ dead We"

-` _ _ _ " h 3 g |115 d r tw_ lve passengers one of whom-a

R“hwA¥`Bmn§g~pg?§f`;U_'§mné9 ide' eyiglcor in tllil; leettwiainii iiikllég, eu Catholic priest. 'F'ether Antonld. wee

- » you are nervous, tired, and run well known in Colon, where he was

.. "”“’ _ li h lx-,ABHING’1‘0N, Feb. _7--°-Q'-"_mm.°‘l°9 dgwn' or botheredwivlvlithulzslkillalgalllaige ?;Tdh:i';otoTl`;eecdgttdlnpdfithe selitltld

an gmdusu’ in mano* Mum” ‘Aft Qmem' ol-Qxoilri r Y%u cad: secure schooner and most' of his men went re ed paralysed `by the M1118# Y°“ °f _Y°“" 5° 7' _

-v. -_ 1;, an o ixlual package of Croxone at down, and two survivors floating as

' 'rm Am°r1°°’“ °°{p°r sm” r |11? fir t-class bore on wrecks e nt- I ‘ion-iln sen 1-.inn ro ani nu zlv- "1 112 *‘°°” ‘fm “Y “ ___ _,.5 '

en "" tice -that ii: will close to-mor drllgziet. All druggists are authoriz- --

strong, healthy and well.

- base

no 'niche ne lt has beoonie imror- °‘¥ *° P°"°l‘°“Y ‘-°*“"‘ “‘° "“'° si ,t_c.rs'eeive-el1l>Dll\l- ~ ' 1 9"” “ it- mm "1 ° “"5" ma'

1,, ,,_1,,,e of Sample sweaters purchased or axsnep eg pac

= Y-alll# lil'-eu” A if nféiili new ina peyfeefly 919aH"‘M§n’=. Woni¢.,»s__

and Chilgl,i'en_=-

- -ill -

f°’ “'°¥* -f"-‘if '

V gr, ‘ ,mg ,-‘.- in fine Jwool. ‘l‘lie1e£sii things-=

; 8 . ~-1.1 ’ / -

ln form? alqif. _ ~ ’

You i1t'liilerestedrl'_ _*P* e

A -LICIIIENT

sxterrla i' s. ,

NEW BANK AGT.

OTTAWA, Feb. 7-While the new

Bank Act has been assigned to the Banking Committee for considera- tion. it will not be taken up for several days. A dozen private bills are ahead of it on the order paper, and it is desired to get rid of these before taking up the big measure which will require a month at least to dispose of, despite the eagerness of the Finance Minister White and the Government to push it through.

Many amendments, some of them of

radical character, will be proposed. One. which it is understood the Gov- ernment will accept, will provide for the appointment of an auditor in be- half of the minority as well as the majority of stockholders. Then there will be proposals for Government in-

depositors, no mergers without par- liamentary enactment, prohibition .oi banks 'acting as landlords, compuls- or-y limitation on interest rate on loans, better rate for depositors, and in the event of business failures to make the wage earner rather than the bank the preferred creditor.

Hearings will be accorded thc Bank-

ers' Association, which largely ap- pro es the bill and to such other bodles as wish to make represents. tions. '

PRo'1'uo'rioN1s'rs or

U. s. Sami annals.

i'~'l'l"'ll‘.li (iliii rl

’ scceptfaiiy dlieseé--Ndftifiil _ 'resistant force is depleted

- ‘ ei' GHVO DNINNIM :HHL

i~ll1'I0l-I 'TILLS ZVICI

(Continued from page one) ment of rurales have arrived in the city.

General Huert, the newly appoint-

ed post commander under Madera, expects aid but it has not yet arriv- ed.

During the morning Huert believed

he was instilled in attacking the re- bels but Diaz’ men trained their guns down the streets leading to their pos- itions and prepared to resist. Diaz seems dilatory and it is believed this will lead to him being crushed or starved into subjection. That riots will occur at any minute will occa- sion no surprise but nothing has been done during the day.

(Canadian Press)

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 10-A force of

rebel followers of General Zopota entered Tlalpam, seven mlle_s,,south of the capital, the insurgents main- taining reasonable order. They say they are subject to the orders of Diaz.

MONT‘3.EAIi WOMAN DEAD

RESULT OF CRIMINAL

OPERATION.

MONTREAL, Feb. 7-Mrs. George

Pratt. Chatham street, died this morning in the Royal Victoria Hos- pital, ns a result of a criminal oper- ation. _

The coroner’s jury. which investiga-

ted, held Mrs. E. Lefebvre, Vinet street, as criminally responsible for Mrs. Pratt's death, and she was plac-

FIGHT WITH KNIVES.

ALMA, Col., Feb. 6_-Oswald Trele-

way is dead und Fred Kemphcr is perhaps fatally wounded, while John L. and Mrs. Roberts are seriously hurt, as the result of a iight with butcher knives at a ranch 10 miles from Alma yesterday.

According to reports, Tnelsway. and

Kcmpler, employes of Roberts, fought and Mr. and Mrs. Roberts were injur-

BROUGHT FROM ClilRl\lANY

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-I-Iurrying

homeward from abroad with tubercu- losis scrum in his possession that he says is the first of the widely discuss1 ed Friedmann culture to be brought to this country, Dr. Austin B. Held, a physician of Pittsburg, arrived on the ntcaiiiship Potsdam from Europe to-dey, and at once took a train for his home, where his wife, a consump- tive, awaits the arrival of what Dr.

'lflfd 84 years. The remains were

'rua onA1u.o'r'ra'rowN ouanmiiu - 'M1 °' ew' - RAGE

‘ i 4 » - - / *' - sons `

IT PAYS to buy i this Province. REMOVAL. ll, the lr cf, i _ , _, _

_ _ inonoi o.- _up _R-l_t¢=hl°TtQ\\eeu 5?. f (fd PNL ,Nl fi `

Msarmo.-'rne south sirlesn .v_e» Gnu-lotta __a, will .moveaie i-:sm _ _ ‘ -~ ' - - » '

teraus will mat in the magistrate s of basing f&g_!to|-s req' 1.3-,ng.is¢ Gvurtrooni, Chai-l ttetown, tomorrow by G. F lil! _ lb JW°l1°1‘ Hi-WY

1 -the enfeebled system tw

_- and Search Emulsion is

_ needed. its highly concen-

pgcuq to be mad, .hor-uy_ ‘ 3 ' - W" tt” P' E' , trated nourishment is im-

, mcdietely distributed to every '

organ.

_ With_Scott’s Emulsion ' nature repairs waste, c‘on- 7 etructa healthy tissue and j active, life-sustaining blood.

l - .

---1 ‘ai::i“..§.';:“eJ::. misss- lil: 1 -'i‘l‘~”=-'H-1-‘-‘l‘1‘-Y-"'°“""""’°”

I sooue¢_aowne.roron¢o,_oniario iz-az i

oi the onli<ii-en'n Ain nerd _yesterday Spangled Hamm, 5, ,md rm, Drag; evening in the Police Court room, Wm greatly imprdéve Mr-_ Br-owrys B1. bberlbttetcwn. twenty-leur avvllee- randy aint einen poultry collection. u°”° “"’r.° " °°°\V°d_ 1°* “W P°°i“°“ 9' It will be ‘remembered that Mr. '~""mt “Pd difliellf-i0ll_ Omer- N0 5°' Brown has won a large number of gacltlont was made io: £115 P°9li?°“_- prizes with his txhibits ln poultry at c ega es were appo u e o wa on ‘

the Government and City Council to the dmerent exhwns'

ask for ii continuance of support.

` __._____.__-1.. _-___m

_nssv--at Regina, sur., on _ran

li to Harry HN. and Mrs. Ramseyt

Q' daughter. Florence Bertha.

_ Dian

1)|llAN.~~0n the evening of Feb. 7, _At____t-he home of William Thomas, North Tryon, Mrs. Sophia Inman

Iorwarded to Summerside for burial on the morning train.

Og-IOWICN-At Highfield, Feb. 10, 1 18. Sarah, wife of the late Henry Cboweh. aged 82. Funeral from the tesidenco of her son Francis Chowen on Thursday nt two p. m., to High- field Cemetery.

BAIN.-At North River on Feby.l0, 1913, Carrie Bain aged 25 years, daughter of the late Francis and Mrs. Bain. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. ni. to Wiltshire Cemetery.

LAR'X‘ER.»-In Charlottetown, Feb.

John Larter, age 91 years. Funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon from her late residence, 57 Brighton avenue, leaving at 2 p. mn sharp for iuternient at Highfield cemetery. The' pall-bearers are Henry Rackham, Thomas Pickard, Jasper Pickard, Thomas Strickland, Capt. T. White and John Johnson. Rev. Mr. Mar-

MARRIED

McKINNON-BOWER-On Jan. 31st, at the Methodist parsonage, Liver- pool, by Ciev. C. M. Mack, John Wil- liam McKinnon, of Milton, and Mary Frances Bower, of Clyde River.

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE

SHORT COURSE,

Not the least interesting feature of

the Short Course was the Household Science Department conducted by Miss Dutchcr and Miss James.

Owing to the limited space at the

disposal of the class, it was not thought ndvisable to advertise this

ed under ar-re9t_ l The course covered practical in-

` . . of coo ing veg

QNE MAN KILLED IN (etnble and animal foods, the enact of

o be intruilliced in cooking.

ad in tryu1g___*f?__gEE?_r_itf_tBem' i Llectizres were given on Home Nurs- TUBERCULOSIS SERUM ling, Digestion and Assimilation of

Department. yet in spite of this the interest was so keen, that the num- ber ol applicants from the country alone so far exceeded anticipation, that Miss Dutcber was compelled to‘ give up part of her regular College work in order to cope in any measure with the attendance, while applica- tions from Charlottetown were sys- tematically declined.

struction in methods k -

these methods on the food themselvest and upon their digestibility, ns well as the different kinds of manipula- tion to be used in their preparation. Each lesson opened with the tlicoryl oi, and the reason for, the various processes used, which were after- wards lllustrated in thc practical cookery. A large part of the teach- ing was devoted to the use and pre- paratioii of the cheaper kinds of fooil,\ and tlie various economics that may

Foods, Care of thc House, Sanita- tion, Laundry Work, Labor Saving Devices and Bacteria in relation to tlie Home. _

The deep and sustained interest

manifested by the students was a source of inspiration to the teachers, and the personal expression of their satisfaction with the course, and their determination to put into prac- tice wl.at they had learned, gave am- ple assurance thatftho time spent on the course had not been wasted.

"§El_1..i§.§‘1L9_,“1°‘,”'_t. 1“_$,_‘?_1_€_"_gY`_’l‘““.- .. _

a- - -ef-'

10, 19l3. Mary 1'., beloved wife oil 3

ill'

WED on1irN'rAi. or sP1'rar.-='-""`

HACKENSACK, N.. J., Feb. '5-#1 Supt. James Bratt, of the Chi1dren's Home here, received three unusual* charges when Ruth Law, one year _ old; William Law, two, and Frank Law. flvc, all born in China, were in- t' structcd to his care.

The mother, Marion Law, is an

American, 35. Her husband died in China, and the missionaries there __ gathered together $1,400 to send

Mrs. Law and her children back.

"I married Fmnk Law, a Chinese " merchant, to spite my parents, wlio live iii Brooklyn," said Mrs. Law to ri Slupt. Brett. "I had mode up ' my mind to marry 1:1. certain young mam _ but my mother had picked out a hus- A band for mc, but I wou1dn't stand for such a procedure. Bo I married a. U Cbinfimau."

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raison, THEN sulclnmsjg,

Sl.-\N CAUENTIN, Caiifornia, Feb. 7?;

--The ll-vly of Herbert RepB0ld,“. linown as the "perfumed burglar‘,"' who escaped from tlic San Quentin.- penitcritiary on .lailuary 10 while the _ Litatc llorlrc’ of Prison Directors, in cxcciitivu session, was considering the_ .f,ucstii>i: of his parole, was found yes- terday on a nlursh two miles from-1# the prinoii. lt is believed hc commit-

Lcll suiciflc,

llcpsolil, who ivan the son of a Sa-'

cramcnifi wine merchant, whose cs-

tntc nvmiterl him when the prison doors opened, was sent to San Quen- tin to serve 9. fifteen-year term after’

he had baffled the police of Californ-

ian cities for mnny months in the

role of society burglar. I His work

was rccog:ni:'nblc for its dash and precision, und by the odor df a cer- tain pirrfumc. '

Reps-iolil mode his escape by throw-

ing the critirc pciiiteritiary into dark-

ness wbilc he had access _to the elec-

Heid bdievoe will be n cure for nor_‘ ‘ trlc switch as a trusty.

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WASHINGTON, February 6- In-

dicating tlist the greatest concern oi meuli!e§t\f|~d_rs of__the United States is th.st~Ua`ni|3ll`ur'~'|n‘oduets will get' s' foothold in the United States,a num- ber of leading protectionists, who have testified before the ways and means committee in the past month, have complied a statement showing _the immense growth inthe nulnber ahd value of Qluadian ghdustries in me can yearn which ed ee in me. They have illed the statement with the ways and means committee as

an Argument proving _Tc if the tar-r ii! bars are lowered o` snails many American manufacturers will be driv- eh out of liuliness. ` _ An increast of 4,559 working es-_ tablishiiients is shown inthe ten rem. with I corresponiiins increase

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