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THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913.
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AMES S. HARLAN, the auie son of the late chief Justice, who holds a
high place in the councils of the interstate commerce commission, in
years gone by was an ardent and expert bicyclist. It took a broken leg
and six weeks in bed to cure him of the habit
Baron Chlndn, the Japanese ambassador, who has figured largely in tbo
public prints recently by reason of California's legislation against his country
men, got most of ills American education at le i'uuw
university, in Indiana, where ho was a member of the
D. K. E. society. In those days ho was known as tho
"Japanese Hoosicr," and incidentally ho was an Intimate
friend of former United States Senator Albert J. Bev
eridge, who was then working bis way through college.
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Edgar E. Clark, the sociologist of the interstate com
merce commission, was once the most popular passenger
conductor on tho old Ilk) Grande Western railroad.
Q1S13, American Press
Association.
BAHON CHINDA.
Congressman Bon Grubb Humphreys of Mississippi,
whoso father, General Benjamin G. Humphreys of tlw Oonfoderato army, wag
governor of that state from 18C3 to 1803, when ho was forcibly ejected from
the state hou be by Federal troops, being about three years old at tho time, ac
companied his father in his enforced departure from the cnpltol. Tho next
time that lie entered tho capitol it was in a Yankee uniform aa a lieutenant in
the Second Mississippi regiment during tho war with Spain.
Key rittman, chairman of tho senate committee on territories and tho
Junior senator from Nevada, Is tho only Klondikcr in tho upper house, no ar
rived in Dawson City during tho midst of tho gold rush
with about half a ton of provisions and a Canadian dime.
As drinks wero 1 aploce, Pittmnn says, ho learned what
tho pinch of rail poverty moans. Ho Is a great-grand-nephew
of Francis Scott Key, who wrote "The Star
Spangled Banner."
Representative Julius Kabn of San Francisco is tho
only actor in congress. For ten years before he studied
law be played prominent parts in tho companies of Edwin
Booth, Joseph Jefferson, Tommaso Salvlnl, Clara Morris
and other famous stars.
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Stanley E. Bowdlc, tho congressman who succeeded Nick Longworth,
Colonel Itooecvelt's son-in-law, as representative from tho First Ohio district,
Is tho most rnbid antl-sullraglst in tho house. He first came into tho limelight
through labeling his predecessor, then his opponent, during tho pro-election
campaign as "an investment largely along the lino of ornamentation and lux
ury for tho district"
KEY riTTMAN.
Today's Short Story
An Impulsive Lover j
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THE Von Puttknmcrs wero one of
tho most respectable families in
Germany. Their customs, their
manners, their dally occupations, wero
tho same as they had been several
hundred years before, when tbo first
Puttkamcr woe permitted to prefix von
to his name. They lived on tho family
estate at Eclnfeld. Nothing had ever
occurred to disturb tho serenity of their
lives, and It did not occur to any ono
of them that any disconcerting episode
would ever happen to tliem.
Tho time came, however, when tho
wholo Puttkamcr family was startled
as if by tho slvock of an earthquake
An application arrived from a young
officer in tho Prussian army for per
mission to pay his addresses to Johan
na Puttkamcr. This was equivalent
to asldng for her lian. Who was he?
A von, an officer, n member of an ex
cellent family. But with this tho list
of recommendations ended. At tho
university where ho had studied his
wild ways hod fastened upon him tbo
sobriquet of "Mad." A big man, with
long legs, ho strode through German
customs, trampling them at every Btep.
Ho never did any tiling as any ono else
would do it Ho had no roverenoo, no
fear. Ho emobed big black cigars and
drank casks of beer. Terriblo aa It
was to give np tlw maiden, it was cs-
cruclating to risk her happiness with
such a man.
A family conclave was called that
is, a conclave among tbo older mem
bers. Tho applicant's position, talents,
habits, wero discussed and testimony
regarding them taken. On tho one
hand was tho young officer's family
and social status, on tbo other bis mad
pranks, his contempt for established
.forms. It was not deemed wlso to posi
tively decline what might prove a good
match nor to accept what might prove
a very bad one. Better temporize un
til an acquaintance with tho suitor
could be gained. Tbo final decision was
to invito him to tho family domain and
iook mm over.
When tho day came round and the
hour approached for tlw suitor's nrrlv.
al the Puttkamcr family and tho old
est nnd most trusted relations wen
lined up to receive him. Johanna was
stationed in tho center of the group
between her father nnd mother. A
clatter of horse's hoofs was heard com
ing up tho driveway nt a crnllon. nnd
a moment later a tall, lank young man
tnrerw mmseir to tho ground. Without
a moment's hesitation tho lover ran
forward. Anna his arms around Jo
hanna, drew her tightly to his breast
and covered her face with kisses.
Meanwhile tho scandalized parents
stood flashing lightning from their eyes
at this annihilation of an their plans,
nil their precaution.
But tho victory was with tho vymhic?
man, who had carried tho position by
storm, it was not wng before the fa
ther and mother realized that tho mat
ter was settled. What! Permit. thlr
daughter to remain nnbotrothed to the
man who had embraced herl Never!
Tho Inspection was ended nt Its be
ginning: tho DTOboUon did rait tnlro
place. It was a settled fact that llttlo
jonanna was to bo given over to her
lover tliough he were a monster. Be
fore ho left nclnfeM tho pair went
through tho forme of betrothal.
Years after this triumph, with tho
same whirlwind decision, tho man who
made it achieved others in a far dif
ferent field that of statesmanship and
diplomacy. His name will bo handed
down among tho greatest of European
statesmen. It was OUo von Bismarck.
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$62
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to the-
That roses and anemones aro used
as girdles? They are especially effec
tive used with white laoo 'on whltb
gowns for bridesmaids.
That buttons are by do moans ifo
necessary complement of buttonhole'?
Some of tho new1 frocks show rows 'ftf
exaggeratedly simulated buttonholes
outlined in satin or other materials
down tbo front of tho skirt; with a silk
tassel tho color of the satin instead of
a button.
Mint Sauce. To bo served with
spring lamb. Three tablospoonfuls
vinegar, two tablespoon fu Is mint, one
tablespoonful sugar and one teaspoon'
f ul salt Mix ten minutes before using.
A Summer Dessert Called "SI
Throes." To bo frozen. Throe cupfuls
of sugar, throe cupfuls of cream, threo
cupfuls of water, three bananas (crush
ed), throe oranges (Juice) and throe
lemons (juice).
Creamed Cucumber Sauce. For
planked or boiled fish. Peel, cut into
halves and remove seods from six cu
cumbers. Grato them and drain until
perfectly dry. Add to the grated cu
cumber ono grated onion, Juice of ono
lemon, one-half teaspoonful of salt
pepper and fold In one-half cupful of
whipped cream. Serve at onoe.
Marsh ma I low Pudding. The whites
of threo eggs beaten stiff, one-half cup
ful of cold water, one-half cupful of
boiling water, ono cupful of sugar,
ono tablespoonful of gelatin, ono tea
spoonful of flavoring. Soak golatln In
cold water until soft. Add sugar and
flavoring, then boiling water. When
tho mixture begins to set pour over tho
beaten egg whites nnd beat constantly
for twenty minutes. Then put into
molds to set.
AT A GLANCE.
The largest cave in tho world is tho
Mammoth cave In Kentucky.
Mcncllk, the late king of Abyssinia,
claimed Uncage that reached farther
back than any European sovereign,
tracing a direct descent from King
Solomon.
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The books of a San Francisco coal
company wore recently examined and
showed that in a few years it had sold
01,000 tons more of coal than It had
ever had.
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An insurance company that has
taken a census of all the tall buildings
in Now York city reports that there
nro more thirteen story buildings than
of any other height
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The operators at tbo government
wireless station near Newport, R. I.,
recently "picked up" a conversation
between two Argentlno cruisers ap
proximately 6,000 mllos away.
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A French scientist claims to have
Invented n "cold" electric light requir
ing so llttlo current that all tho power
necessary to light a 2,000 candle pow
er lamp without beat may bo generat
ed by a squirrel turning a wheel In
Its cage.
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Cleopatra's last resting place. It Is
said, is in the garden of the National
library, Ituo Vlvienne, Paris. Her sar
cophagus was stolen by a savant years
ago, tho story runs, and thus came into
the library's possession, being pre
served in tho medal room there until
1870.
The Home Beautiful
A An Attractive
Upstairs Hail
I HAVE YOU OBSERVED 5
THE hall, especially the upstairs hall, is a difficult problem In house furnish
ing. If it happens to bo a llttlo wider than ordinary It may be fitted up
like tho ono illustrated here. Curtains swung across tho arches will givo
all desired privacy. In this case tho end of the hall was fitted up with corner
cabinets and a writing desk. Tho wide leaded window admits plenty of nlr
and light A couch at one side and a low cabinet at tho other side of tho hall
glvo It tlw attractlvo homellUo appearance most upper halls lack. This furnish
ing idea may also bo applied to small, narrow hall rooms, tho couch serving as
a bed and tho cabinets being corner cupboards.
Both tho fastidious summer tourist
and tho seasoned traveler will welcome
a dainty toilet accessory of recent im
portation which successfully eliminates
tho necessity for carrying cither face
cloths or sponges.
Hygleric sponges tbeso ingenious ar
tides aro called. They are composed
of absorbent cotton in compressed
tablet form about tho slzo of a quarter
and one-half inch in thickness.
When saturated with water they ex
pand to tho proportions of a small faco
cloth about tho size of the palm of tho
hand. After being onco used they are
then discarded.
j.'ue sponges aro penumed with a
rose odor and como ten in a pasteboard
tubo or carton. Whllo these tablets aro
designed expressly for tourists and
travelers in general, they would prove
a decided acquisition fo tho home toilet
supplies. A box of them placed con
veniently in tho guest room could not
fall to bo appreciated by tho occupant
THE BEST NEWSPAPER
WE EVER HEAD.
I FASHION SNAPSHOTS. :
Short boleros In flowered silks aro
edged with fine tullo and laco plaltings.
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Fino laco and tullo flounced skirts
aro made with crepon linen tunic cor
sage bodices.
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Tho collarless shirt waist predomi
nates. It may have cither half or full
length sleeves.
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Many well dressed women are fully
displaying tho color most becoming to
them on all their dresses.
Wo recommend Tho Plilladelphln
Sunday Record to all High-Grade
Homo Lovers.
It is seldom that there comes to
us a paper wo can praise as whole
some and clean in every respect,
but The Philadelphia Sunday Rec
ord certainly deserves its title as
"the greatest homo newspaper of
all."
. It has feature pages for every
member of the family. Wo wero
surprised at the variety and scope of
its articles. The best artists and
authors each week contribute some
of the work that has made them
famous.
The -story that Interested us the
most concerned an old barn near
hero that we used to play around so
many years ago that we aro ashamed
to tell.
It Is just this clean, human In
terest touch that makes Tho Phila
delphia Sunday Record a favorite
everywhere, particularly In the country.
Best of all, It costs only three
cents. You had better do as we did
order next Sunday's copy today
ana ue sure or getting it.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A CCOUNT of P. J. Keary, guardian
H. of Kate Carey, a person of
feeble mind, now deceased. Notice
is hereby given that the first and
final account of the guardian above
named will be presented to the court
of Common Pleas of Wayne county,
for approval, on tho third Monday of
Juno, and will bo confirmed absolute
ly by said Court (sec. reg.) on
Thursday, June 18, 1313, unless ex
ceptions aro filed.
WALLACE J. BARNES,
Prothonotary.
Honesdale, Pa., May 2G, 1913.
Attorncys-at-Lnw.
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. ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAw"
Office in the Court House, Honesdale;
Pa.
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NOTICE OP AJIENDMEXT OE
CHARTER.
In the Court of Common Fleas of 1
Wayne County, 228 March Term,!
Notice is hereby given that an ap
plication will be made to the said I
court on Friday, June 20th, 1913,1
at 2 o'clock p. m., under tho Act ofl
Assembly of tho Commonwealth ofl
Pennsylvania, entitled "An act tol
provide for the Incorporation andl
regulation of certain corporations"!
approved April 29th, 1874, and thel
supplements thereto, for the approv-l
al of certain amendments to the
charter of Stalker Methodist Episco-
pai cnurcn cnangmg tho name of the
said church to "Grace Methodist!
Episcopal Church" as sctforth in the
potitlon for the allowance of said
amendment, filed in said court.
Mumford & Mumford,
Solicitors!
Honesdale, Pa., May 28, 1913.
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TS STATE.
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