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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

MooOp ipurgte mig oa, om jeJ
piloe gaa meo BAN og beOe angad-
enoe Sdgen, bportiI ies gap mil
Samtptte al artigbeo.' Gftsr
9pnnen itiItes oi, og jes git til
nit 99relie meo st ODbt SnOtrpt
az MOO0p's 9sn. men enOnu upis.
RGite Dag mootOs jes ct 9reOtOvl
fra MoooD boori ban BAD, at isg
ltulOe msoe bam pau ct pitt @aR.
.biprne sen often SCI. 6. pdd Faits
iat 5tO par ieg pdd SteOet. fam
men meO Ho9Ie at mine 9snneT.
Gfter nOgle Ninutter tom Rooop.
lloen at iige ct Orb git ban mo
en- 8utit % beg9reoe at ldane en-
Itor 8dsIe. Oct fit ban. boorefter
ban bar oen no pua 9a0en, %,
tuIOenoe mig offices. bao ban mig
at itige op pdd 8asfen % ipn5e
noget.
Sanger: nSeg er en- ariTfi
StriOsmuno" Idmle0e mart en- an
Ielig Stare.
gfter Sdngen too Mooop op og
begbnote at tale. 4rbsioerne, iom
iuit tom biem fra 5abritterne,
itdnoieoe o9 lptteoe, og / en- fort
Stuno bupoe Der IamIet ia en- gans
Ie flor 5oriamlins. Soft too ubes
pa9eligt. iIusen0e boert Oro, Tom
iaIot fra Mooop's 2aber meO en-
un0erbar Strait % @arme.
0a ban baooe taft / % Minutter,
!ilfenoe9db ban. at Meoet ful0.
frrtfattes / Operabuiet og in0bp0
5oltet at felge % oerben.
6an BAD mig saa / Spioien g
meo mine @enner ipnge en- betenot
Sang.
9i giOroe iaa, ~ipngenoe iOet ri
gif op d0 @aoen: sStulos ri oel
ale meoes2"
Qrbeieerne fulgte meo os / Stes
Get for at gdd bjem. ida intsress
Isret bar De blepen gennem pro=
oitenen paa aasIen.
0perobuiet bIep fplot til 5rGnss
iel, % MoOOp iud fsrit efter, al ale
Qrbeioerne i. buobe fuaet S%iOoepluos
Ter, fsreno ban sit op pad piutfors
men for at tale.
Sans onoen Sale bar lige iaa
tiltr9ttenoe os fraftig, Tom Den ban
6oIot paa @%doebjsrnet, og BET par
life fsrenO 0etegdterne bar an
TONNE til QftenIesfionen. at Roo09
iIitte6e Msoet mso at fige:
yNht mad oi iIutte, oa 8reorene
at 9onferenTen snIfer at tomme
og oisfutere Spsrgsmuale.:
,,6borleoes ltdf ri funne nad MSds
ierne2"
Ser bar en- Wdno, Tom meo 6el0
fun6e mao MdsTerne, msOens ANDRE
berom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
8ooer.

5pab tpttes big ON aritusg III
8. Better. operfat af W. WoIf.
So Siber | OmTae. prfs 40e.
Gn Murtebsbus eGer Sens Os Wu.
rem. 5 ipbf Munburt. 81 81.
Der. ) OmfIae 10c.
Still. 5imer. 4f Sosntpraft q
Suel. anbust for fsse. 88 Si.
Der. Snbb. 60t.
oerrsn er nit StioIb. 1913 Siber.
s Omflag 25c. inbb. 40c.
Op til !6srrsns gOrb. 5isrbe Op.
lag, inbb. Goo.
Sisbarbus, 6sNbsmanben Deb Rot
iet. df 81. Sdmibt. pdd Danf pet
paftor q. g. Mabfen. 302 81.
Der. STINT ib. $1.2O, / OmfT. 9Ot.
Spbfe Smoafrifter, at u. gbri.
fianien: HieIs. pier uu Mole
Sdden git { t, Staffsls 6eiIs
Observation-Disclosures, SamtoI'
meb, Or ia + fpot. men blnr
gobt, 5Oe. for ale | Omfos. 10e
pr. Sefte eGer 90c. for ole 8 6ef
ter inbb.
&c pud Sefus. Daglis. Smddfpfs
fer til bOer Dag | Wudnbtn. Sfr
papir og 8inb. 25e.
praitn. 5ortalIins af Q. 8. 1872
Siber. 8 Omflas 40c.. inbb. Coz.
Din grobers Blob. Qf M. BON 8.
puo Oanff beb paft. q. 9. Wo6'
fen. TIA Siber. 3 Omflos 20c.
inbb. 40c.
Jro Stobneien. af @. 6. elegant
ubftbret meb fire belfbise Billie
Der. 5 Smflas nebfat til 25c.,
inbb. SOC.
5oriattelierne sler Subs Naobelsf~
ter iii Wennefene, meb ct Sin1g:
Subs gsrns Ruittammer. af %.
8. gris inbbunben Doc.
9enfpejling. gn triftelia 5ortrnins
fra gnself. 272 Siber, Fnt inbb.
qris Csc.
g. 6. glumes probitener ODER o1s
airteoorets asttier og Gpiftler
FAINT Jaifeprabitener. Snbb. $2.4O.
qdo oipets Del. pr1bitener obtr b,
npe Setiter. 373 Sibsr. folibt inb.
bunben, pris $3.50.
aetfarbiegsrslf. os 6eliggsreli.. 80
Siber. / flint OmIlas. Zoe.
st 2ip | Sanbbeb. of Robert 6.
Speer. gn giograf af Sugl
Wlc4niffsr 9eoper. 4utoriferei
S~periattelf. af &. Raber meb
5otosroF. 208 Sibsr | OmTae
gris 80t.
Deb qfritas Glob.r. af annie Y.
Butler, p~perfat of Chr. Strict.r
Cage.
9prbebrensen. Sra abf Deb Glen.
80 Stbsr. 8 Omndg 10e.
Dor Jrsb. 0f So. bon 8. gn Gu.
tibsforte1ins. autorif.ret Oper'
Iattslfe befsrset Deb n. g. Moo'
fen. 500 Siber. Gobt inbb.
5000, | Omflae $1.6O.
st Ipttsligt Gin. af Q. 9. 218 81.
Der, pant inbbunben meb flint 9i=
telblab. Denne Bog fnbes ! nas
ften ale troenbe Diem | Danmart.
aoiier fun 45c.
: Gtilbeb. of 81. 3. Grtis. 8 Om'
flag Toe.
Gn ariftens Snbtaster og ubgiftsr.
: Cmnog 15e.
5ortqninaer df 5esbd Strettor.
poa DonF Deb 81. g. Wabfen.
456 9. : OmT. 90e. inbb. $1.20.
TIMBER G~aberboanb. ROnfrmotions'
gabe at 20. peterien. 124 Sioer
flint in6b. 40c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
Suorleoes MoooD OF Santy
fanot binanocn.

Nr. Santep oen beremte Sang
I~e0dngeliaft % MoOops mangeaarige
9eolager og WeoarbejOer / Goanges
lliets 5jeneits, sioer fsIgen0s turatt.
@riitiife StilOring at fit fsrite Msos
meO Rooon:
IS 1870 b!eo ieg ianmen me0
tt anore oalgt iom Oelegater til
ZEN internationdIe SCREENING for uns
at Mano, iOm itulOe bOloe i'm aons
Irention / indianapolis, Sno., Oct
4ar. Oct bleo tilfenoegioei, al M1oos
I0n ituln leOe g~enneme0et en- Wors
gen ST. I. Seq Tom for tent %
|iatte mig oerfor Oeo 0sren ps9
Sioen uf en- presbbterianf Ora
oitant, gaitor Robert SIC .Miadn,
en- Delsgat fra min e9en Sjemegn.
San BENDER fig til mig og flyer:
nWr. Suntep. Sangen Der bar
|Darei rent beOreoeli1. jsg snitsr,
De bill ipHge en- Sang. naar Den
|Wluno er f9roig meo at beoe. /
'5afO ban nogeniin0s ger oct"
Sea lobeOe at gre BET, og 81
Ger bleO en- Qnleoning, fang jee
zen beten0ie Song: Der sr en-
Slide fblot me6 BLOB.
5orIamlinaen itemte bierteligt l.
|og WsOet blep b~erefier lioli1ere.
SEQ NasOets elutnins idsbs IN.
SIC. Uailan til mig:
r2ao mig ~infrooutsre Dig Ii
.Mooob".
9i fitteoe % inc I RQtten al
Den Stare. ION gif frem for at
.6ilie p1a BAN. o9 IaaleOes trdf ieJ
for fsrfte Sang 0en Wan6, mso.
boen jig Oeo SUBS oeoelie bleO
%Forenst UNDER ReIten at bans eio
eler / n9iten 80 Gar.
Mooobs fsrfte Or0 til mig. efter
al jsg bar bleOen i~ntroouceret til
cam. bar: n60orfrd er 0s2 or
De qift2 !6oa0 beitiGer DEP"
pa iss meooeite BAN, at iea bos
zoe / penniblOania. bar gift, bubOs
10 Born og par anfdt | Regerins
gems 5jenefts, Tdgoe ban tOart:
De maa De forldoe."
Seq foo Tom lamiIddet. noe at
|Stuno til at funne %foritaa, bnorFor
|MdnOen iagoe, at jeg muatte for
iooe, bouo ies dnfad for at bare en-
go6 pfu6s.
gn6slig fpur9te jeg: r6porforp"
.Sor at TONNE til gbicdgo og
'bj9fpe mig / nit 4rbeioe," bar
|Sbaret. Da lea fOareoe. at jeg
life tunoe opgipe min pia6s. TagSs
ban:
De maa, jsg FAR fsgt efter Dem
Zoe fioffe 8 Mar"
| Seq fagoe, at jes ffiloe trate
pper Gasen, men at jeg enonu
life bapoe nO9en sdnfe ON at for
Ifa0e min pfd0s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

aaptainens 6uftru. UT adsrit 4'e'
terien. 148 Siber | Omilog 4Oc-
Snbbunben Toe.
en mobig Manb. 9iftop SdmminS'
tons 9ip og Dsb, %fortdit for Ing
bommen. of 6. 6. Damfon. J
forfortet OperfetteIie peo pator
z gudepOlo. $50 Sib.r. ) DIM
flag 50c.
5mao Stene til Strrens gus. 30
Sibsr. s Omilds 10e.
uqubeligbebens ire ariitler. af pa
itur 6. Mosener. 81 Siotr. J
Omflag &c.
Sitter fra a%sbsnbdOn. vi .. Y.
SnbboI0: SnbtOning - RulkiaL
berfoltene = Sstsrforitns - Runt
flinteren = Den Ifiulte 5dttisoor
Den mpftift 9sier. III Siosr
z tomponeret ginb $1.00.
Deb ben msrte 6lob. Gn GOrtGnins
fra qrmenien. OFF D. 4lcOet. pod
Donf oeb pdftor Mattbieien. Us
Siber. 8 OmfIus $1.00. 8 tom'
poneret gino $3.50.
Zen M prafesaarb. @f eIitt ps'
berfen. 300 Stber. ) Omildt
soc. Stint inbbunbsH $1.20.
6errsn er min 1illugt! Rogls az
Dopibs Salmer fra QbfaIons Op'
rsrs Sib. of q. 6. 5dnfen. 154
Siber. OmfIas SOC.
Spurpen es 9abs 9ilie. On Onr'
peielIe mob sibens 9antro. VT
guffor 9. Miinff.r. 8 Om1. 10t.
Misfonsbibliotbetst. Rebi9eret at
6oraIb Ssnftn. |. 5efe: altr'
amber Woctop. gn Qepneostts'
nina. 48 Siber. OmHas 20t.
Do. 2. og 8. 5efte: Rme. @ap: J
9lfrifas ,Snbre. Climber fra GAM
befimisfionen. 81 Siber. 5 Om'
flag 25c.
DO. a. Sefte: Sobn gIiOi, Snbia'
n.rnes 2poitel. 10 Siber. 5 Om'
flag 10t.
@ennem graabfssrns. @f 6ertruo
aImquift. 126 SiOer. 5 Omiag
30c. ) Tmitt ginb SOC.
Gen beIiss Brig. gf Scbn gunpdn.
pon Oanf Deb q. Sb. Serne. 81
luffrerst of g. gont. 217 Siber.
: Omnag 90c. : imp. giHb $1.70.
Den ifsnneIts Gnigheo. Gn OOtrosi'
elfe til 6i9lp mob 9ibens 8untro.
of gaf. 9. Miinft.r. % Sier.
s Smiloe 15c.
Span og Gftber. en 5~ortanins fra
Ssbelipet / Ruslunb. or 4tio
Gang. 5 Omnus 25c. Smutt ino'
bunben 60c.
SonDheber fro. On 5~ort9ains fro
!SugonotforfGgelierne. 296 St'
Der. ) Omflas 60c. ) fompone'
ret Yinb $1.00.
Gennem Branbins,. af u. 9ibtrs
ne. Ooerfat fra Snselft. 5 Oms
flag 40c. Clint i~nbbunoen 75e.
2sf Sonb = e0sr alipp.gruno. vt
elifabetb 9Olitsin ; 5oliteinbors.
ia Siber. ) Omilas 40c.
goomi ,I.r S~trufalems ffbfte Dase.
off Mrs. s. 9. @ebb. 4s4 Sibsr.
8 Omilos Soc. Stint inbb. $1.20.
QibnesbDrb ON 2ibet | ariftus. q
Sib.r. 5 OmfIas 10.
ariTtus. Dor aOnse, Og bans Riss.
30 bfbelife getrastninser uf 9iftop
Q. Gsbfht. = Cant: Den trih.s
lige 5ribeb og ailbsn of 9ano.
iom opOelber til st epist Gin. 10
grabitsnsr at paftor IL. 3eutben.
Salt SO Sibtr. ) OmNas zoe.
Cps pao @sj.n. Smaatr1i os 5or.
tnfinger til 8rug for prGfter %
SsnbagsTtoIelarere. PAP Sioer. J
Omitag 80c. Snob. $1.20.
@ennembruoet. sn 6ortalins ire
Cutters 3io. pua Dunf Dts
paitor u. g. WabI,n. 500 @i-
Der. 3 Omlae 90c., inbb. $1.20.
5rugtsrne mObnss. vi emil 9daine.
gn 5ortnning. 218 Siber, DIM
flag Co.. inbb. $1.00.
5ra @ilb. gects 8esrapelie. 80 Ct
Der. 3 OmiIog 20c.
mrt;ha M OFF 81 g. q. @IDbf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

IU1daneostlo, en- Uldane0 rleo l1l
Og Oeiligt 6oraarsOejr. I~tennere en-
ISobn eeieelter / mango Var baoO:
cpleOet. Den miIoneoe, bleOgioros
cg beroligeOe bans Sino paa en-
U1auoe. ban | 9ieblittet ingen Reo'
baoOe pad. Sun felte ban. At 0im-
len par bIdd uper bdin, % 9erOen
omtring BAN imut og gren, %
ban bsrte itaOig en- file IpeO Rpil
raabe: Dan. 0dnl" efter fig i 9as
Poems @ange Iom / De poe SdIe %
aorrioorer oppe pda Slottet.
Men i 8espnoeIien at SUM
ItifteOe 9eiret &oratter. og De tom
ino / en- Itreng 5orOenperiooe. ellie
Sohdnne bleO bleg og msrt unosr
0inene o9 lda ben belle Oagen |
cen fore 99neItol uoen rigtig Chit
til at forstuge fig nogst. iaa BEN
ipsnen0e fom en- af De Roier, bun
bdOoe pluttet / 5aoen. gaer bun
fal0t / Sebn oe0 fine 9ileobsaer
benne / Den fore Yin0uestarm. ga
De Imad br9n0en0e oarme 69noec
log fortsrreoe Q9ber beoirteoe, at
Sobn 9eiceiter for fprite Sang i
mango 4dr fplte jig betpmret %
trbttet for ct an0et M~enneites
StDlo.
Def bar life noget at Iiae, ="
iagoe Den frantic. pfaaoun bar bun
oct iad tiot."
Men Sobn 2eiceitsr baboe Ret /
i'm 9etpmrtng. Gn tonne Hat tom
DC itprtenoe og tal0ts paa BAN /
ItOr 5orf9roelIe. Barnet bnOOe itarf
Sober. StulOe De Ienoe BUD eftsr
OottOren2 Om ban oiloe fomme
lige meo 0et famine? 1or Barnet
bleo Oeo meO at fdloe pdu BAN "a
oil0e ilet itte faloe til Ro, for ban
tom. Dan git Itrats. Oq ga ban
naaeoe 5rappen OBJ til 9arnefdmz
meret, herte ban benOe faloe: Dan,
0anl ellie Sobdnne oil fad 9erne
tale meo DAM" DEN lille Stemme
lso idd tpf og fremmeo, iom bun
talte uo at fin gitoelie.
Sans loroarelie 6aoOe imiOlerz
ito en- fOrunOerlis berolisenOs Sne.
flpoeiie pdd benOe. os al bans
6aano tog bun imoo, bouo SCI
fful0e oere, itsnt bun eaers Itreo
imoo paa bet OoloiOmfte, nadr oe
ANDRE oilOe gipe 6enoe Meoicin o.
Md6.
s6un bar me9et fpg - Iaa ina.
at Oottoren, iom mart tom 0erben
fla 2~anOs6pen, snife0e, at Der Itul.
De fenoes Telegram til benoes Jd
Der og Mooer @inureit muligt og
noerligere qagebi9lp tiloeiebrinaes.
D6en ban uotulte 5rpst for. at oct
fife QiD bar uoen for menneffelil
99gefunfts H9ftebi06e, ia ban
t9nfte n1ppe nof, bun tunoe ltda
set igennem til often, boiltet bar
Inet tfoltgfte 5i0spunft, 6enoes 5or.
alOre funoe tomme. Men I Qsbet
ldf Ouaen beoreOes 9arnets 5ils
ituno meo en- at De pluoieliqe
S%Dingninger. fom man ofte Ter /
Sngoomme boz Tmda 9srn; SSsbez
ren toe tenoelig Of. % bum bleb
belt fldr. fda bun fun6e fenH fine
Omgioelfer. Og oa 0oftoren tom
fra ghen. Fan0t ban lloiigterne en-
lief Del lpfers. oa uotulte. at ON
zen fterte Sopftelie funoe opers
lrin0es og Stprfen 6ibeboloes, bloc
Iber Oare go6t 6uub ON 6elbreosfe.
SUN fpur9ts Ituoig at os til sfter
Dan" og ban iuo bels 0dgen
Ips6 Si0sn at benoes 2sje I oct
Itore luftige 8~srneoarelfe. San
6apoe benoes tGreIts 0utte pau
lSfsoet, og gap ben0e. iom 9Ots
loren baoOe foreffreoet. 5e0e bOsr
6aIpe Sfnls. Sjsnstefoltene, Der ON
Morgenen baOoe Oarst uN at ZIG.
IelO. foroi Be iuu une 5egn til.
pdu, at Dsoen narmeOe fig,
lea toe 8urslsr | Tua 6snfeenoe Al
Zoe u~betpoeligfte Sing. fIog nj oosr
Il Den mo6Totte goerlisbeo og bar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16

No. 290.-A City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16

General Lew Wallace wrote the first
rough draft of "Ben-Hur" OH slate,
giving as his reason that erasures could
more readily he made. After satisfy
ing himself with sentence written IN
this way he would, with a soft pencil,
transfer the writing to paper, and final
ly, when everything pleased him, he
copied the entire manuscript In Ink
with the precision Of an engrosslng
clerk. 1t Is declared by those who were
personally acquainted with General
Wallace that "Ben.Hur" was written
and rewritten ut least thirty times, and
that when the final copy was sent to
the publishers there was neither a cor
rection nor an erasure throughout the
manuscript. The printer set up the
copy exactly as it was written. and the
author himself never corrected proof
before the book was sent to press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16
SPANISH PLIES.

Mix one-half pint milk with two eggs,
add slowly one tablespoon flour, two
ounces butter, two ounces lump sugar,
and one grated lemon peel. Beat till
light, and bake in buttered gem irons in
auick oven twenty minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16
Elixir OF Youth.

In former times elder flowers were
treasured not only by lovers OF hedge
row beauty but by those who desired
to preserve their own beauty and
youth. According to the seventeenth
century prescription the elder flowers
were to be gathered on midsummer
day, powdered and put into borage
water, which was to be drunk daily for
a month, the first thing in the morning
and the last thing ut night. This was a
much priced elixir Of youth. BY COM
mon consent there has always been
something supernatural about the elder
tree. In Denmark it is protected by
the elder mother, without whose leave
1t Is dangerous to pluck the flower. In
Germany the hat should be taken of
to 1t. And in England 1t has been
variously considered the tree Of the
cross and the tree upon which Judas
hanged himself, to be treated with
reverence or fear Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16
Lixards' Tnils.

Certain lizards are remarkable for
the fragility Of their tails. although
this weakness is not always the draw
back that may be imagined. The dia-
mond tailed gecko, for Instance, fire.
Quently owes It's existence to the readi-
ness with which Its caudal appendage
can be snapped of. This reptile, which
will perch upon rock head downward
and tail In the air. Is liable to be prey
ed upon by hawks. One Of these for
midable birds will swoop down upon
O lizard and seize what 1t takes to be
the head, but is really the tail. The
brittle tail snaps of, and the gecko
wriggles away, not much the worse, to
grow another.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16

Chop meat fine, turn into pan with
three beaten eggs, handful of broken
crackers, three tablespoons of cream, a
bit of green pepper, pinch of salt, and
stir while cooking until done. Serve on
toast moistened with hot milk.-Ex.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16

One-half cupful flour, one-half tea.
spoonful soda, pinch Of salt; mix and
sift together. Add one cup of bran,
one-half cupful milk, two and one-half
cupfuls molasses; stir we'll, and add a
well-beaten egg. Bake in buttered gem
irons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-16
Do You Know2

Do you know that If a paper bag is
slipped over the hand when polishing
the kitchen stove, it will save the finger
tips and nailsP
That to keep the children's lunch
basket sweet and clean it should be
dipped first into boiling salt water, then
ice cold, and dried quickly?
That pongee silk should never be
wrung when washing it? Hang on the
line after very thorough rinsing and let
the water drip from it. Press with a
moderately hot iron without sprinkling.
That If the children must take castor
oil, mixing it with orange juice or grape
Juice will remove all the disagreeable
qualities for which it is famous?
That linen is better than cotton for
pudding bags because the batter does
not adhere to the linen? Always wiring
the bag out of hot water and flour the
inside before turning the pudding into
it.
That too many colOrs must not be
mixed in the floral centerpiece for your
table?
That a somewhat unique centerpiece
can be made from the old-fashioned cas-.
tor stands hidden away in many house
wife's closet? Remove the bottles, and in
their places put tiny pots of ferns and
vines, standing the whole on glass mat.
That the right way to cook link sau-
sages is to put them over the fire in fry
ing pan, with enough tepid water to
cover them, and simmer slowly until they
are tender and brownp
That celery may be kept fresh for
several days, if, after it has been cleaned
and washed in very cold water, it is
tightly corked in q bottle and put in a
cool place?
That medium-sized carrots, sliced, and
boiled until tender in sailed water, may
be made into most appetizing salad with
the addition of chopped crisp celery and
a simple French dressing?
That if, with the usual disregard for
trouble, Young Hopeful persists in wear.
ing great holes in his stockings, they are
easier mended If filled in with coarse net
before darningP Then darn back and
forth, taking the stitches in and out Of
the net and darning closely.
That if the children are fond OF
bananas, but are tired of them in the
usual form, slicing them up with canned
strawberries or cherries, with plenty OF
juice, makes a delicious dish?
That spoonful of stewed tomatoes,
strained, improves the gravy of roasted
and fried meats?
That anything mixed with water re-
quires hotter oven than il mixed with
milk?
That spoonful OF vinegar will re.
move paint from CLASP
That dampened salt will take out tea
and coffee stains on china, that 1t will re-
move egg stains on silver, and that salt
and vinegar clean brass of any kind beau
tifully?-Ex.
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An ApinJAl Story FOR
Little Folks
The Three Wishes Of
The Little Fish Princess

There was once upon time a little
fish princess, and her father, the king
Of the fishes, made birthday party FOR
her and invited three fish witches.
When the feast was over the first OF
the three witches rose up and said.
"The princess shall have scales Ike
silver" and 1t was 80. From that time
on you could tell the little fish princess
by her shining silver scales.
Then the next witch rose up ana
said, 1.-THE princess shall move swifter
through water than dart Of light"
And 1t was so. From that time the
little princess beat everybody In the
fish races.
Now the third witch was just rising
up to give her gift when the king Of
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n. Study Of Poetry.

Never before was there 30 much
study Of poetry and the drama. This
Is due to the modern extension OF edu'
cation and to the spread Of reading
matter among the masses. Poetry Is
not the fashion Of an hour; 1t Is an
eternal need Of the soul-a need that
increases with the increase OF INTEL
lectual lIght.-Edward Markham In
Success Magazine,
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As every ono who has tried 1t knows,
cream often refuses to whip, especially
II one has unexpected company. II 1t
will half-whip, one can easily bridge the
difficulty by beating the white of an egg
quite stiff and whipping into the
cream before using. When one orders
cream to be whipped, it Is always we'll
TO mention the fact, a. It IL the cream
that has set day that whips the best.
/ have heard that separated cream will
not do for whipped cream.
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the fishes said: Hold! Let the little
princess choose what she will have"
And the little fish princess said: "Oh,
my dear father, and my dear friends
all. | have seen the most beautiful lit
tie creature in the world going over
the top of the water in boat, and she
was called little girl. When the lit
tie girl went above me she trailed
something white in the water, and 1t
was called hand. oh, my dear father
and kind friends, what want Is pair
of hands,"
The poor old fish witch had been
standing on her tail all this time with
her mouth wide open. Now she sat
down kerfiop, for fishes Mt that time
had not SO much as I'm, and she de-
SPARED of ever making hands for the
little fish princess. But after awhile.
when the little princess seemed so
much in earnest about 1t, she tried
very hard. But she never could make
the princess anything but fms. such as
all fishes now have-Worcester Post.
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Nasal Catarrhp Then you will appreciate
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm, the mildest,
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Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold In the
head. There is relief in the first dash OF
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spraying tube, or mailed by Ely Bros,
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pre~isN. hut Acid.

The women with thin lips and raspy
voice stepped up before the languidly
Indifferent ticket seller In the railway
station.
where do you want to go?" he ask
ed as his jeweled fingers rlfied a bunch
Of pasteboards.
"None of your business where want
to gop she snapped. Just you sell me
a ticket to New York, but bear in mind
that I'm going there because I've got
to: not because / want to."-Washing'
ton Star,
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Many men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and towers
of old;
If you want everlasting fame, bene-
factor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky Mountain
Tea.
z. A. Shurtleff & Co.
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Key to the Pu..ler.

Key to the Puzxler.
No. 2S4.-Diamond: l. r. 2. Bat. 3.
Ranch. 4. Ice. 5. ii.
No. 2S5.-"D" Puzzle: Ditch. Der
rick. Ounce. Drum. Dog. Donkey.
Dance. Dagger. Dipper. Doll. Dumb
bell. Daisies.
No. 2S& - Authors: Caine. Haw-
thorne. Fields. Burroughs. Cooper.
Holmes. Howe. Hale. Lamb.
No. 2SI.-Riddle: Vale. vail.
No. 2SS-Numerical Enigma: Many
hands make light work.
No. 2S9.-Charade: Tree. mend. us
Tremendous.
No. o9O-Remainders /. Cellar, sell
crease. 2. Formally. fOrmerly-real.
8. Carrot, carat-oar. A. Key. quay
quake. 5. Martial. marshaIhlts. G.
Anker, anchor-chOke.
No. 29l.-Reversals: l. But. tub. 9.
Gas, sag. 3. Draw, ward. 4. Now.
won. ). Era. are. @. Wolf. flow.
No. 292.-Missing Rhymes: Gold. un-
told, mountaheer. year.
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Henry E. Jones of Tampa, Fla. writes:
81 can thank God for my present health.
due to Foley's Kidney Cure. 1 tried
doctors and all kinds of kidney cures,
but nothing did me much good till |
took Foley's Kidney Cure. Four bottles
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Iudicial VIII.

"Her Christian name Is Handel" ex-
planned q witness at West Ham. "but
she didn't like It and took up Annie
instead"
"Most people," observed the magis.
trate. "prefer q handle to their names"
Which, considered judicialiy, would
appear Q brilliant sally.-London Trib.
una.