davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

Qeinolan maaieurafunnan fappa
%lainen, pastori Niilo pispala fuol
9einolan %faupunsin iairaalaSia mf
% pnd ainoastaan muutaman pdi
pdn Iairastettuaan anfaraa matIa
Acknowledgements. Wainaia oil ia
Ioffaan WdbdsidfprDsid NiiIo &us
taa pispan ia bdnen matrimonial Gu
ianna 2aturin poifa, ipntpnpt 1866
tpibittiin papifIi 1896; toimi plimad'
rdiiend pappina cri paiffafnnniaa,
oil Sammatin fappalaiiena 1901
1905, ionfa idlfeen oil Seinolan
maaie,trafunnan fappalaiiena, funs
mes fuolema bdnet parbaasia mies
buuben iidsId ia moimasia faatoi.
= Wainaian ruumis Iiunattiin firs
fosia mt. ~ pnd, ionfa iotfut ie,i'
rafuntalaiIet oliipat iublatilailuutta
tparten fauniisti foristaneet. Huus
misiaarnan prof. SEES. 81: 2 iobbols
la pitt. romasti ". 6. Sarenius, iofa
Ienidlfeen mpDs toimitti ruumiin Iius
uau fen. S%oimitufien pddtpttpd tul'
fitIi pastori Ssm. Stenrotb muiita'
min ianpin niitd aiatutiia ia tuntei
teita ia %rutouflia, iotfa liitfuwot Ia'
n%onfuuliiain ia mirfatomerien ips
bdmmisid ieistesid papin ritumiss
arfun ebesid. -&ppufii fantoipat
muntamot mainoian pstdmdt ia firfs
foneupostpn idienet ruumiin miiz
meileen leppiiioonia.
9Saiffa mainaio oil min m6bGn
aifaa toimimut IeurotunnosIa, pli
ban en~ndttdnpt abterano, innpfs
mirantoimitufI esIoan ia crit
tdin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia polmelemaiE
Jena ibmiiend Iaatputtaa Ilutresia
mddrin Ie%urofunnon tupttomusta ia
IuoIiota. &c ndfpi mpDsfin bautas
iaistilaiiuuoes ia, fila maiffo oil ar.
tipdimd, tdpttpi firffo ddriddn mpD.
- Ieurafuntolaiiista, iotfa oliipat
tuueet 5oSomoon piim,eiiet iddbp-
,pailet entksae IInai' nina $40 ppaime.
Maeen. eurs ka0 Sei.
nolosia fouanl muisteIlaon Aestes.
Tiilo pispoISA. edbinnd bdAta ii.
rec ia foipaa sesfi, 4 pients poitoa
iefd nell ia iiIar.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
tcbtaan ipbtaia q. @iSr.
fenbeim annmmttm.

Sppst. 1 y. flo 10 aifaan al
muaa ampui tp5mies Sriiari remoI
meriIa &anfaan tebtoan tefniqiIer
iobtaian, iniinDDri 9enst YiDrfen
beimin. Sapabtuman fulfu on leu'
raatpa:
Sriiari Iaapui mainittuun aifaar
Ie1ulopIatebtaan fonttorin ebustaue,
aifomufIesIa tamata inIinDDri 9iDr.
tenbeimid. Sdmdn iaamuttto pal.
taqe antpi s. bdnele f~irjeen. Sum
inIinDDri y. amaIi firiettd ojenIi s.
bdntd mastaon neutrality-suspicious.
ia ampui 9:td fobti uIeita fuoletta=
mia laufautiia. SnIinDbri 3. fuo'
litin ~paifaIla.
Murbaaia rienii ldbead pletpaan
aIuntoonio, ipsia bdnet mansitiiin.
Sdn mietiin 2appeenronnan ppliiIi'
famariin. ppliiIitutfintoa pitdd aIi'
asta paiffafunnon r,tununmouti.
Sriiari on tpDmden a9itaattori ia
10 Woifon lafon oitona. Iienee ban
oIut wansittuien lofon iobtaiien ious
fosia. 9dn oil mime ipfIpnd &an'
fam tebtaaaa tpDsid, mutta erptetz
tim Iuurlafon idlfeen inIinDDri 9iDrs
fenbeimin toimesta. Sdn onfin les
littdnDt, eitd BAN ompui S:n iuuri
fostofIi Iiitd, ettd tdmd oil erottanut
bdnet, pieldpd firioittanut Sainions
fosfen tebtaaae, iosla ban &anfaaL
to Idbbetfpadn oil bafeput toimeen-
tuloaan, iiud ieurautIeua, ettd Srit,
ari erptettiin iieltdfin.
Nrsfdiisnoo tebneenId' tefpnia pf'
Iinomoan omin pIaid, naldn OBJ
oistamana. poliififamarisi I. N
frtitcnfin = mifdli llutistoimisto tie'
tda : pubnnut leuaista, ettd parin
fuufauben fuluttua tull1nn ioman
luuntaiiia tefoia tuaaon toimitta'
moan uIeompiofin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

llutistoimistp ioi iomon pdimdn
iltapdimdud ldbemmdt ticbot:
Scti Flo 8 idlfeen aamullo loopui
ipDmies august Sriiar &anfaon teb-
taon ppriin,partijon tupodn, jofo Il,
iaitIee noin 90 asfclcen pddsid 2ait.
ritIalan maantieltd, ontoutui pubei.
Tim portinportiia y. &eppdien fans.
ia, fertoi baluaponia taipota inf,
nDDri 9iDrfenbeimid, tieouSteuof.
1een miten ioiii ien miiffopoIfan,
iota bdnelid oil piodtettp bdrcn tul'
IesIoan tebtaan tpDbDn, Iefd Idnoi
barrastoamonIo inlinDDri YiDrfen.
BENIN oifeuteen, euei IaiIi rabpio.
Sitten Sriior istuuiiii hufpon eous-
to1o olemole penfiue, %torjoIi por.
tinportiioae poperosiin ia obotti bro
BIN iuIoa. alo 1910 iaopui bro
YiDrfenbeim, iofo oil matfoIIa fo'
toaan ieIulooIotebtoon fantto teb-
toan fonttoor;in, pieneen pfIindiIeen
rofenmufIeen, iofa iiioitIee 45 este.
leen padsid tebtoosta ia z metrir
paasia portinwortiian tutpooto,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

SnIinDDri 9en9t YjDrfenbeim, tebs
taanomistoia Ipbert 9iDrfenbeimin
ia bdnen puoliIonIa, o. |. &ptben,
poifa, oil Ipntpnpt 1872. Sdn fas'
patettiin, dioittDmdtIi iououttuaan,
preiibentti Wontgpmerpn perbeesid.
Sultuaan unemoaloiiefli plipppilaofIi
1890 barioitti ban opintoio Polp'
tefniailesId opistosIa 3iiridisid, te'
Fl 1895 opintomotton Imerifoan,
iosia tpDsfenteli uIeisia poperis ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. polottuoan
tdltd motfoltaan tuli bdn ldbeQ6
&oppeenrontoa o!emon Iuuren &on.
faan rullos ia leIuloplotebtoor tef,
niuiiefIi iobtaiofIi.
YiDrfenbeim oil innofos r%uotiin'
mieliIen puolueen idien. !Sdn oil
naimiIisIa miulutoiteiliia @pa Sri
penbersin, panfiniobtaia Sripenber.
gin tpttdren fansIa ia oil BELLA fofI
poifaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

2erfeIdn fultafoi,poSpbtiD OF mf.
% pnd tebbpn iopimutien fontto
ioutunut uuoeu pbtiDn faiiin, lobon
fuuIuu nieita iuoroffoito omeriffa'
IaiIiofin. GntiIiud oIatfoilo on al'
fuperdinen oiuutenIo, ionfo uuIi pb'
tiD tulee Iomitulla binnouo hnosta'
maon, JOS pritps rupeaa fonnotto'
moon. lluoen pbtion pddmiebid o.
wot amerifoIoiiet milioonoomisiaioi
TonieIionit, ioino ennesiddn OF iuus
ria foipofIia MicbieonisIa ia Mri'
3onosio, ietd tobtori Sorien, bra
:. Soori ynnd mumtamia muito
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
Maam banfinta tifattpmille.

Senaotti bpmdfIpi ellen ,poImiste.
lemaon oietetun tomiteon ebbotufIen,
ettd 6uittisten pitdidsId ole,po 0of-
fulan fortono iotettaiiiin AZ itIe'
ndiietIi tilofIi iefd 16 poIstotiIofii
Ndistd tuIiii SoffuIan fantatila fdIit.
tdmddn SO ia eroitetut itIenaiIei
tilat fufin fesfimddrin 20,62 Ia "a
polstotilot fesfimddrin 3,3OS bo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
Sainaait fanatua 80 iumptta
tuauha.

Sies ia meiiratennustcn pliboIitus
on ien iobbosta ettd i%ppsfuun z y.
oil 80 ipuotta frlunut Saimoun fas
naman amoamilesta Iiifenteeue, teb
MT eiitpfien, ettd ie IoiIi lunon I'd.
man topabtuman muistofii iafaa
pbteenid 40 benfilDue fonamon
olemmasta polipelustunnasta, ,ulfu
ia iiItapaboeiue, pDnortiioiue, ia,
naparen9eille nm. Iobiopolffioino
pbteenIG 1875 mdrffaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
SirfplliStpiraStpn leSti. ia prpp-
faSia.

Saminan roipostifunnon fontrobs
tifofoufIesIa molittiin tirfonismiros.
ton lesfi, ia prpofosi ian tilintarfos'
toiifIi pfIi iporiinoinen ia pfIi iua.
rojdien. @orIinaiiefii idicnefIi mo'
littiin &urfiioen f%irffoberra, rpnasti
IS. Irofouio s ddnead ia moroidIe'
nefIi Sippolon f%irffoberro, roiposti
.. 81. Wuorimao 6 GGneQG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

taa omar iotaiouffonio, ioua ie moi
Idbted taisteluun tpoiffopa ulfopno'
,leIe oman ipaltafuntania r~aioia.
SamanIaiiiin iparustufiiin oipat
uieat muffin ruotialaiiet rantapitds
idt 10 rpbtpneet. ia fobta Tai illness
tpp pbd uuiia, iotta feuraafpat Ell
merttiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

9oubistuttuipo on ie iilpeeqinen ii.
la, iobon faniamme OH ioutunut.
Gmn,e iano: iobon pfIitpiIet opoi
io,ituneet. YtiitpiIia rifofiio on alma
iopobtunut. Mutta npfpiiesid iiIos'
ia tunnnstofoomme iofoincn: me o,
Iemme foniamme iirpeeuiieStd iiIosto
pbteismnstuusIa.
Onfo npfpinen fonIamme ie, jon,
70 bistoriosto iunnemme, onto ie fe,
ionfo nield ipuoiitpmmen Iitten tim.
jimmie? .Wte emme maabi, eta fon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20


ldsTo ilmon ulfonaiiia ranfoiIu'
'feinoio2 2atraofo liban bimo, ill
mdin pppntS ia eldmdn foreus uit'
besti luoipasia pafomuocsia? Ndil'
lie fpipmpffide maotii npfpaifa mas
taiSta ia pafuutta iiitd, ettd Min tits
lee fdpmddn.
Sulfinen ero OH Ills tebtdnd muos
bosIa mieId bppdnid, ettd roio th'
lit ieImemmdfii, fosfo Ell %iulfiiet TO-
IiaIistit bpmdfIp fastetto eifd Iotras
menttejd ia life firffofin on BELLE
faubistuS. Mnfara bpDftdps ia mi'
ba fristinusfoa mastaan maotii ras
ipt pbd ielnemmifIi MT FUN fos'
faon ennen. rYpis patfopalto!"
Ie on foIiaIiStein tunnuSIouie ia bell
le on Ie annettawa, milf beta iioos
faon fristiaiieu pbteisfunnon ndfp'
mdttDmiud Iiteiad, jdrfi ie on, iofa
beta pbioa eifd benti, iiad Sumala
on henfi ia iptfa Sdntd poIipelemot,
rufoilepat bdnta Sen9esId ia tot,uis
besIa.
&oifaistafopu Ills ne fDpoet, iots
ia rpastustajio iitofpot fristiaiieen
ieurafuntaan, ettd ndbbddn mile
uIopa[e he anffuriin lasfenat. Gil
Ipin beiltdfin pddlee pitfd belpotltf-
len brofous 1000 muoIiIaoon Or.
iuuoen = etp snfeIiumin poinon alta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

Soiialistien balm erpta fristiuiiem
siesrafumnan bbtcbbestd ia fen
iueltupuitumfifSta.

SoIialistit oipat alma Iuurlafosta
attain ddnetsddsti ipaatineet pddstd
wapaaffi fristiaiien Ieuratunnan
melnoaiiuufIista, ia milf? Cliff,
ettd he eiipdt tabbo ola firfon ia
pappein bolboufien ala, Iiud ne mus
Ia opat iaattaneet beibdt ppIpmddn
orian aiemasia ipan9iten beiban
idrfenid pimepben fableiua. Muita
fosfa MT on otoainen aifa. min on
fristiaisten ~ieurafuntain piiSpoicn,
pappien ia muitten fristiaisten iem'
rafuntain ctupddsid oIetpien benfi'
lDien tpimittatpa min, ettd ne, iotfo
eimdt taboo ola misiddn tefemiiis-
IA ieu~rafunnan rafentamiiefii, ettd
ne padstetaan iiitd idpbeniiesti was
paafii, fuitentin Min, ettd menetel>
lddn lafien mufaan.
81 ole fristiQiiele ieurafunnaue
iomeliasta pafoaa pitdd maStaanieis
ioiia pbtepoesiddn. &ristis itIe fds'
fl niitd pitdd pafanoina, iotfa eimdt
ota Sumalan ianaa mastaan, ias
moin diff MT tebtdWd, iiad aifa
tpaatii ratfailua. &ieltdidin iouffo
fasmaa, Iiad miltei iota fotoufiesia
faa Sumala fuula maan maooilta
momionia.
pafanauiIisIa maisIa on fp!id,
ioista toilet rmat frist;ttpid ia toilet
pafanafpIid, milf Ell min tddadfin,
fosfa eroa tabbotaan. pafonot o.
mat iuliettuia ppis fristitpn melipols
IiIuufIista, mutta mpDsfin pbteiss
funnan etupifeufIista, lain iaoiasta,
fobin turmaqiiuubesto omaii uuteen
ndbben pmI. pois ndistd pprfii
npfpddn ioiialisiit, iiad loit pmat
fristiuiIen pbteisfunnan ulfonoiiet
iuoiamuurit perustettuia Toamohtns
opin pobiaae fpnnin Ippdd t,rne-
lusta ebfdiIemddn frisfiaiiesia pb.|
teisfunnasIa. Sitd mastoin taas
pafanoiua, /. o. nii0d npfpiiesid
pbteisfunnasia, iotfa eimdt htnnusta
Sumalaa, Ell ole Ipnti mifddn pobe
eifd rifos. iiis - 49,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
Observation-Disclosures

toinen prototonoiibteerin mirfo. Ses
nootti pdatti ellen ontoa Ienaotins
fonslisti & Wioliniue noItotirian
Observation-Disclosures toiieen
tofouoIibteerintpirfoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
gittemfim rfaarteia".

5bl. on fertonut, eta 2ruunupppn
pitdidldiiet mf. 26 p. pitdmdSiddn
funtafofpufies ia owat pddttdneet
perusioa yIuojafaortin," ionfa idie'
net aIestetaan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ia fumipotufoiaa. 9Sieldpd banfi'
taan faartiae fiipddritfin, ioita fdp
tetddn rcritpiIisid tiloiiuufIisi a..
&oartin iebtdpdnd on ebtdiStd cpd,
idriestpfiid funnosIa ia moiooan ie
Human miranomaisten ia poliilimoi
man pbteiiedd Iuo stumutiena fuiiuo
tunnan raicien nIfopuoIene. 9oor.
tin baninta ia iobto fuuluu iobto'
funpa 1ta muobostomot foor.
tiu iduiffD, funtofofouf'
Sslautafunnan pubeen.
ieuoun fruunumnimis.
hfunto moi Iuoiofoor,
koiIen tdpItifdiIen ia oie'
ruunupppn funnan mics
d%icnen, ionfa Iuonne, mic.
hinfuuIioiIuns on toottu.
iiis 2ruunn.
lt:oeIa, lait
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

fen apmraban mpDntdmiieetd ebeIs
leenfin 8 nmobefii, luetiuna tammit.
1 p:Sta 1908. 9eIiinsin luttari ia
urfuritoulum lpadpitdmistd marten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

Eama firia fiiaIta& MI 100 fitpua,
Ia fe pt t~uarmstettn rmnfaastt ief1
tuarillifilld etti mmilla fnmilla. Sir
ia Iabetetaan ilmaifetit iufaiielle,
ipfa fen baluaa.
Tdmd firia on ~firioitettt bbtpin
faniantajuiiesti, iotta iofaineu motif
gbelposti fen bmmdrtdd. &c on PEE
uastanut 10 monen ibmiien Bergen
ia tilee ipast'eoesfin pelastamaan
tli6aniia benfiG ennenaifuiiestd flio>
lemasta. &c ~piottaa teilIe item teri
ipebteen ia onnelliiuuteen.
&iriasSd ielitetddn faifft taliott,
ioille ibminen moi olla alttiina, ietd
rniten ne ~pardnnetddn.
&irjan tefijd, Irpfesiprt Collins
Getu Yprftn Ylippistpsta, pn %firiuits
tannt tdman firjan Dfiinpmaan Mute. |
rifan fnpmalaifia tuarten.
SefiiG 5elittdd bbfpin IelfpGstt ia
fpaIaiIeipastt ibmisriuumiin rafenteen |
ia fen ert elimet, miten ne ipaifuttd> |
mat atpioeldmGdn iefG miteu otpios
liitto moi tulla pnnelliietii ia iiunas
tufii.
Ne, jutfa ptpat Infeneet tGmdm fir
ian, artppsteletpat fen pletuan ars
t~ppltaan painunia iperran fultaa.
Sam6 firta DIT jpfaista tuarten,
min nuorelle fitin nanballefirt, mief
belle ia ipaimolle, rlorufdiielle ia
nuorelle naiIelle, tbomiebelle, ans
mattilaiielle, fatppiaalle ia lafis
miebelle. 81 fifadn ole Min f0bbd
eifd min rifas, ettet bdnelle Diff
bbDtbd tdntdn firjan fiidll0std. Sc
tulette bllomdamddiI, eta iofdiuen
iipii, iopa ritpifin on mieltG fiin<
nittdipdd, op~ettatpaistd ia bbipdd
aianipietettG.
&iria on bbDbbQinen min fairaalle
fuin tertpeelIefin. Seripeiben tulee
lufea Iutput, ioisId 1elitetGdn miten
Sniroutts Ia.Ies 10 ,riter !
par6aitcn moi fGilbttdd iefd pmania
eta perbeen1G teripebben. Sairaioen
tulee llifea luiplit taubeistd, niinfilin
buonosta rltuaniulatliflestd, relmas
tismista, feubfotdioeistd, ~ipbdntdus
oeista, mimiais> ia m~atiatarbeistd,
Observation-Disclosures |. II. G., 1analld
fanoen faiffi ne iufpnt, ioisId ieIite>
tdGn tarteia. &iriasia et ole ais
noatafaan iiiplta, iofa CT pliii iptai>
lelle opettatpainen.
@iiifpnmenta tnbatta 100000
fappaletta j%aetaatt ilmaiiefft f%aifille,
iptfa iiti ppptdndt. 2dbettafGd mt
MEME ia piutteenne feltuGstt firiut=
tettnna, fefa pustimafin, Min firja
ld6etetaan tetlle fenraauasfa pos-
tiSia. Seibin tnlee firjpittaa mii-
pgmatta, fiaa en%iintmainen painus
DIT 10 fpbta lpppnnn jaettn.
1r. G. O.. GnutnH
attrhiral 9mstttatc
t40 @est 34tb Street, Sem gprf. !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
Hautapatsaita

valmistaa marmorista ia graniitista
Ironwoodin uskollinen hautakivien
hakkaaia. Suomalaiset tulkaa LUCK
semi. Hautakirioitukset suomen-
kielella valmistetaan huolellisesti.
Tyohuoneeni ia k~onttorini on vas
tapaata bresbyterialais kirkkoa.
Kunnioittaen
II. A. BIaesing.
30S E. Aurora ST., Ironwood, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

sSind olet minrn metdnpt ulos al.
tint fobouSta, Sind olit minun tiir.
mani, ollesiani lpield diiini rinnaua.
Sinun pddlleIi olen mind teitettD
ditihi fobbusta! Sind nIet minun Su>
malani bamasta ditini fobbustu!"
,2dGnnd Simlas, 6erra. ia pelaS=
ia mimun iieluni: auta minua iinun
bDipypteii tdboen!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

&elfim8im Intfari ia mrfurifpnln.
S%enootisia eiiteItiin ellen ormoui.
men fdSfpfirie 1900 MIN wuoiui.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22

When Wiring to advertisers Peas Mention 1adeDeulnA
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22

where Nebraskans have supposed the
work of the farm had to be done by
the colored population. That agricul-
ture has advanced to the stage of
considering the women in dividing the
western ears. The Richmond (Va.)
News-Leader comments editOrially up
on the idea as follows
'The North Carolina agricultural
department has formulated plans for
a system of Institutes for farmers
wives, which will be held all over the
state in connection with the farmers
institutes. The system will go into
operation during the coming summer,
and if the attendance and the inter-
est manifested justify it, these gather
ings will become a regular feature of
the institute policy of the department.
The Charlotte News considers that
the scheme, if properly carried out,
should prove a great benefit to the
women. The farmers wives con-
tinues our contemporary, have just
about as much to do with things con-
nected with the farms as, have the
idlHciS, dHu tucy SHOulu DC SHOWH
equal consideration We agree with
the News. The idea strikes us as a
most excellent one, and we are salts
fled that if the farmers wives show
practical sympathy with the move
ment, they will not only profit by it
themselves, but be the means of rem
dering the farmers Institutes more
popular with and profitable to the
farmers. In this day of domestic
labor, when SO much work falls upon
the wives and daughters of the farm
ers, there is broad field for study in
the problems of economy of time and
labor-saying alone"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22
KITCHEN HINTS

Matched boards are good for the
kitchen floor. Hardwood floors look
extremely clean, but even with the
best of care they become spotted and
need an amount of scrubbing which
is waste of energy. Cover your
plain board floor with any one of the
numerous forms of oilcloth you may
happen to prefer. A small pattern,
closely covering the oilcloth, will
show the wear less than a large pat
tern. Allow enough over to make
mats to put in front of the stove,
the table, and the sink. If these mats
are shifted once a week-the stove
mat to the table, the sink mat to the
stove, etc.-they will last much
longer and save the permanent floor
covering. When this sh- wear and
looks dingy take it up and spread it
face downwards on the attic floor.
Paint the wrong side with two coats
OF some neutral tint; let it dry thor
Oughly. When put down it will be as
good as new. Always wash it with
a coarse carriage sponge and it will
last much longer than If washed by
rags. The sponges cost little, save the
floor, and are hygenic, since they
can be rinsed absolutely clean and
thoroughly dried with little effort.
Never use paper on kitchen walls,
nor even kalsomine Oil paint is the
only proper covering, and that should
be finished with a coat of enamel, so
that 1t will resist the frequent wash
Ing 1t should receive. A good clear
yellow is one of the best colors for
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HONE LIFE

the kitchen walls. But should the
kitchen have south or west windows
gray will give cooler effect. The
walls of a kitchen should be washed
as regularly as the floor. Long han
died mop holders in which sponge
can be easily fitted make this posi-
BILE.
Whether a kitchen sink be of iron,
enamel, or stone, it should stand on
four legs, with all it's drain pipes ex-
posed to full view. A physician re-
marked that when called to case
of diphtheria the first thing he looks
at is the kitchen sink. The dangers
arising from badly kept sink can
not be exaggerated, nor can any de-
gree of care in avoiding them be con-
sidered extreme The waste pipe from
kitchen sink should have boiling
water and ammonia or washing soda
poured down each day. At least once
a week it should be treated to a
dose of some good disinfectant, such
as chloride or lime. This old stand
by is inexpensive and quite as effec-
tive as more modern, higher priced
preparations. Put large teacupful of
chloride of lime into two quarts of
hot water. This solution is good not
only for drainage pipes, but also to
keep garbage pals from becoming Of
fensive.
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FOUR PIECE SKIRT 5273

The skirt that makes the same eff
feet at the back as at the front is
one of the later developments of fash
ion and promises to have extended
vogue. 1t is graceful, very generally
becoming and allows of variations al
most without number. This one is
arranged to give a triple box plated
effect with circular portions between
that ripple gracefully and becoming
ly as they approach the floor. In the
illustration the skirt is made in what
is known as the round length but it
can be cut off to clear the ground If
desired for street wear. The applied
folds that give a tuck effect are among
the favorite trimmings of advance
models but are by no means obliga-
tory as any banding that may be liked
can be used, or the skirt can be left
quite plain finished simply with stitch
ing in binding silk. The material for
the model is almond colored broad
cloth but all suiting and skirting ma
terials are equally appropriate as the
design can be utilized for both wool
and silk.
The skirt is made in four pieces,
the front and back cores being
stitched fiat for a portion of their
length, while the circular side portions
are fitted over the hips by means OF
short darts.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 81 yards 81,
or 81 yards "A or So inches wide
The pattern 5273 is cut in sizes for
q % ID 26 % and 20 inch uoict
measure.
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ButtermiIk Biscuit

Sift twice one quart of -four with
one teaspoonful of salt and two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. Work
two level tablespoonful of lard
through the flour then add one pint
of thick buttermilk in which half a.
teaspoonful of soda has been dis
solved. Handle the dough as little as
possible while rolling to half an inch
thickness; cut into rounds and bake
in hot oven.
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MARCH %. 1906
few minutes, but watch closely or
the frosting will get too borwn.
Brown Celery Soup

Well wash eighteen or more sticks
of celery; outer sticks will do, and the
better sticks will do for stewing. Boil
them until soft in quart of good
stock, in which may be put one large
onion and any scraps of ham or bacon
that you may have. When soft, rub
throubh a wire sieve. Melt one and a
half ounces of butter in sauce pan,
carefully fry in it until brown one
ounce of flour, then add the soup and
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Corn Meal WaffIes

Add one tablespoonful of butter to
pint of sailed corn-meal mush, and
when it is quite cold stir in the we'll
beaten yolks of four eggs and one
cupful of flour with which has been
sifted a heaping teaspoonful of bak-
ing powder. Then add the stiffly
beaten whites of four eggs and cook
on very hot Waffleirons.
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Frosted Apples

Select medium sized, smooth apples
which are tart. Peel and take out the
core with apple corer. Fill a plate,
which fits into the steamer with one
layer OF apples, set over kettle of
boiling water and cover closely until
done; set away to cool, then carefully
remove to a clean plate and prepare
another plateful for steaming; make
a frosting with whitee ~ three eggs.
add seven tab'sspoonfuls of pulver-
lied sugar. frost before they are
'', !. ~ cool. This will make frosting
for two plates of apples. Set in oven
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When the chimney is cold it is
often very difficult to light a fire
without making great deal of smoke.
To prevent this burn a few pieces
of paper in the chimney or smoke
fiue and thus start an upward cur
rent. The fire will then burn with
out any further difficulty.
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INSTITUTES FOR FARMERS
WIVES

Institutes for farmers wives is the
latest in agricultural advancement.
The idea comes from North Carolina,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22

To remove mud stains from white
garments soak stained portion in
oxalic acid, rinse in several waters
and finally in ammonia water.
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HOUSEHOLD HELPS

To remove gloss from black gar
ments brush free from dust and
sponge with ammonia water.
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PATTERN COUPON 5273

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