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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GaIifcrnien.

Hidt mebr als Die pilben
Srdilmc Dor @plo : @liidsid9ern,
ipelde bel Dem @eriud], ibr SrdumbilO
greifbar 81 e%rbaiden, iarmerpDll in,
beiben Sanbe oDer Ilfdli Der @Iite
peridmadtet lirb, ionbern ais MIDI
terue geiddftlide @irfli1feiten treten
ms beut5utdge Die SdJdse res beriid; :
ttgten SooeotbaleS bon Californian
eiltgegen.
tGS iinb iognr monuigfaltigere
SGdbe, oils MAJ friiber claudio,
iuenn bas @olb nli6 niht geraoe
pbenan ltebt. llnp bon i6rer an bas
Sobelbafte gren5enben, aber NIT 5temz
lid)er Si6erbeit einlGdbburen @robe
bat bas %nllgenteine Sliblifum meiitenS
nod fcinen, 5uldn9li6en Se9riffl
; 2dBt lid bod nit ipenigen 3ablcn
bnrtbun, bab ielbit Ser Gei6tbum
zines Sobn 9. Hodefeler I'M &er9leif
al, Den S~ilfsquellen Deg ,gorars
Smitb" pDer Der &upferfoni9e. pelde
Die ipi6ti9iten 2anb> Sntereien bes
SpocStbnle5 inter Gontrolle baben,
mod unbeoeutenb erideintl
!, Sic Sorur@S 6dbe pieier unbeims
Ii6en Hegion iinb in ben lebten Sab
rem Die interennnteiten, geporben.
llnb Der Npunt Blanc, meldber am
n6rblifen @nbe Der io9enannten @ee
9rdbniB : Ser9fette, fdum einen
Steiniulirf bonn eigentlifen Sooestbnl
entfernt liegt, u%n9efdbr 1900 Sub
bod lit unb 5lpei Meilen I'M Sur6>
meier bat, lit tpeiter nifts ais cine
Nniie bon reinem gorarl Gr lit
Das ausihlieBlifc @igentbum bes
Serrn Sranf M. Snitb bon Saflanb.
peldJer bnmit Die Sorar@S eripraung
Der san5en @elt 10 gut nie pollfom@
men beberri6t. Sprnr aber bat
bente uno 5fpdr bn, mo CT aefOr>
bert miro - einen @%arfttpertb bon
etruas iiber 500 pro Come.
! @s iei bier nidt i'm @in5elnen ausz
sere6net, ipie bel bes foltbnreu Nline>
rails in Diefem Seree Itedt. Iber
Gdhperitdnbige, fpelde piele 9fed>
ming 9emadt baben, iinb 5u Dem @rS
.gebniB 9efpmmen, bnB Der Sers MINI
.1eitenS 5000 Wilionen, ODER Drei
0tiliarben BON reinem Sorar entbdlt.
Nebmen mir Die Come su nift mebr
uls 500 an, 10 fdmen al1o 800
Milliaroen Spllars beraus, - mo
bleibt I'M 8ergleih bn3u Der 9dnse
;glommon bes 9roBen Sobn S.?l
Sber Der zines Mber6Guier pber oar
zines .S6norrers" ipie Sobu Yierz
pont Norgan?
Nntiirli6 lit au6 in Setraht gu
sieben. bnb Oieie. fir eineu ~ein5elnen
Seiiser 10 mdrdenbafte @elpiumme
niht io6uia9en auf ben Gid geleet
iperoen fann, unb MIR Iqes reprde
%ientirt, mas IN ienem Sornrberg
ftedt uilb nod nnb mad iiG bordlts
gepinnen ldBt. Iber Der 8ertb, Oh
nun friiber ober ipGter realiiir6ar, lit
iebenfaus ga!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16

itdtion 9nnb 81 faufen rnb iammt
tbren Sduiern alis5upanbern. Ile
Sol5bdiiier puroen auf &dber 9eitelt
iinb %ioIIen, fobaIb bas gis be5 SluHeS
f%eitgenug iein tpirb, no6 Dem neuen
Nieberlaiiungsorte transporter per>
ben. GO ereab iid aber iebt bereits
cine S6fuierisfeit. Ser %eriporbene
8runb unb 9ooen gebort az elmer ar1s
bcren Stnbt. beren 8ntbsberiammz
lung Der Iniidt 1T, Dab Die nelen
InfDmmlinee lid ibrer Geridtsbdrz
felt 51 unteriperfen baben. Die Iuss
fpnnberer bdeeaen fpollen ald fir Die
neue Stabt ben Tnmen gpdns beibez
balten uno na6 ipie Dor auf SeIbits
peripdltung bethlehem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16

fpnne. cine ieiner bliihenben Sp6z
ter freien biirfe.
Sic In5eige bate grfols. linz
Der @rite. !pelhes eins Der Ndbel
tpegidnappte, eetpann lie, inbem er
einen 9erieielunesgrdben nnb einen
itcinumbc9ten SiiHteid anfeste. Den
er nit 9nriden urtb Gpisbedjten
dusitattete. CIR iufte iio6 gleid Die
Siingite aus. mas benz Yopn nift
rcdt paBte; bod CAB bieier mad.
Ser 3ipeite @cminner furirte cine
iGlinnle &%ranfbeit I'M Sprnpieb unb
Ieitet burf GD6ren @ailer o einem
nrteiiihen Drummer brett in bas
@obnbaus unb in cine 4orceuan>
9~abeiparne. Ser brittle baute am
artciiiGen Drummer elm fdmpies
8niicrrap unb riftete eiten e%leftri1
ifen arafter5euger elm. ipeldes jest
@aids unb Ndbmaihinen. Den 8iit@
tcrausltobuness Ipparot, cine Sd9es
milblc II. I. 10. treibt nnb nliberbem
Snll5 unb Sdeunen beleuftet.
go melt, 10 gut. Nun hat Ginbreo
MIR nod cine Sodter 5u pereeben.
unb alIh Dieie ndre er ihon Init
&rbbanb" log getporDen, - aber gez
rnbe bon bieier einen mil er lid
burd)aus niht %trennen, = mas mar,
linn umio fpenieer oerbenfen fonn.
alS er Wittper lit. @ieqeidt fornte
elm 9iebhdber bieier lesten 1d]0nen
Hoie i'm Gdterbaiis bieiel6e nod am
ebeiten baburh %9eipinnen, paB er Dem
SABA = cine friide Sebensgefdbrtin
peridafft. Sas mare aud elm geiz
trag CUR 5ebun9 Der Sarm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
&entu6D.

- Sic bieberen 8enobner bon
SopftnspilIe iplinDern iid nibt penig
Dariiber. baB ieit auraem Srembe 10
piel nod einem Drummer fragen. Der
auf elmer Sarm unmeit S~opfinspille
81 finben lit. Gritere fennen unb be-
nusen bieien breiifldHtigen 8runs
men ia ihon lnnge; ober nldnd)mnls
9elten aurioiitdten ebenio fpie Yros
pbeten, ruidts in ibrem @dterlanoe"
Nit bieiem 9runnen perbdlt es
it'd folgenbermnBen:
Sein uripriinglifer 8eiiser poute
einfad naf @niier bobren. ellie
3n6barn propbe5eiten ibm. baB err
IN bieier Stdtte niemdls grfolg baz
ben iperbe uIb serabe 10 gut ertpars
ten fonnte, nuf Wbisfep 5u ltpben.
Iber Der bidfopfige Sarmer ieste
ieine 9~emibun9en fort. 11nb iiebe
Do! in elmer 3iefe bon $50 Sub
maften iid 3ei6en bon Seuhti9feit
bemerflid, Die imner entidiebener
lpurben. gnblid brons @afier m
por, = gutes &alfpaiier. @on Wteiz
len in Der Huube i%tronten Die 2eute
5uiammen, nm iih bon Der 8abrheit
Der ipdiieri9eu gntbefung 5u iibers
5ellgen.
Sod Der Sarmer mar nidbt 5ufries
Den nnb bobrte peiter. Sn elmer
3iefe bon etlpa 200 Sub fam Sdipe>
feltpailer gum @ori6ein. Inbere bdtz
ten pieQeid)t jebt bier elm &urortz
@eifGit begriinbet. Ser Sarmer mar
inbeB %offenbor fein nnternebmenber
@eihdftsmann auf bieiem @ebiete.
lln5ufrieben bobrte er neiter. unb
Iaes fragte lid: .WuS pirb pobl
iest 5u Gage fommen?"
8irtlih 5eigte iif in elmer Siefe
bon $50 SUB fpieber etfpns Inberes.
Sas &alfmaiier nrlb bas Sffpefel>
ipaIier itrDmten Sipar IN ibren Shi6s
ten ipeiter. aber bn gang unten flu
tbete e6tes Yetrpleuml Sen gr>
%fpartnngen Der um9ebenOen gebols
ferung entiprdh bieS gar ni6t; aber
Der Snrner erfldrte. er fei bofbes
friebigt. Nan nolte linn bies iez
bod nidt glai6en. 8dn5 fur5 nahz
bcr ie9nete or baS 3eitli6e. nnb Die
2eute ia9en, er lei an gebroderem
Screen aeitprben.
Ser Vrunren a6er ipllrbe t6dtid6s
lid Elm @emeinbebrunnen, itnb man
fam aus ibm anbaltenb naG Belle
ben SALTWATER. Shpeielpaiier ober
Yetroleum baben, ie nn1 Der Siefe,
aus welfer man pimpt. Sen meis
ten 3uIprilf finhet merfipiirbigers
iueiie nod Die. crit nit 10 GROCER
GerndtlIng bebnnoelte Yetrpleum Ib>
tbeilun9, pGbrenb er gum SuritlDs
iden fpenig aIfgeiudt miro. - benin
bns beiorst man bierberum meiitens
niht nit aalf> ober Sdtpeiefpniier.
Sor Elm paar @o6en murbe sum
eriten Mnl cine Srember auf ben
Srrnnen aufmerfiam, melfer bel Der
SrtsbebDlferling gar feline Geniation
mebr erre9t; unb Damn erit ipurbe
Der Born cine 9eribmtbeit. Or miro
ipobl feline breiidden @dben alidJ
fernerbin lpenben, unb CO lit nidt al
srrparten. RAP Die Stanburb Oil 60.
i'm NIT einem ibrer Octopus Grme
umihlingen pirp. Senn obfpo6l bag
Cel reft Gut 1T. 10 lit bod fir bag
Hieienmpnopol bier 81 nenig an bos
len, - Sobn 9. ibiebt 70 tpenia.
ipie @ismdrd NIT 4anonen nad5
Spaeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
W1tMmg, fattotii6e
SanOin6er!

Webrere tauieno Nder 2anb Az bertauier in
Der umgegeno pom Rice Safe, 8arror @ountu,
2sts.. nabe bel tatboIiifen 8irther unb SchnIen:
70 'd1ones SarmIaro rute nod trgenbpo ~ fiuoen
~: 9ucp 'tdotild,e neutrality-suspicious. FIR 9r.
I'M Tretle BON $40 bis $50 per N6er fir nil6es
Sol5laio; eenns. Sols, nm oas 2anb bamit AZ
oerbeferteS Sduo bon s25 bis $50 lie
nan Saee nno Terbeherungen. Inn ndbere Nus
innlt idlret6e man an Gep. IS. .. S6mit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16

giner Der Sage, beiien mir nit
Gersniisen gebenfen. iotpobl als auf
nit Nueen fir nniere 8eiunbbett. lit
Der cine, an Incident mir nit Sr.
Sings Netp 2ifc piuen. Den id,mer5@
loien 8einiserr. tpelfe &opipeb uno
8aIenbeihtperben beilen, nnb Die
@ingepeibe pffen bnlten, befdnnt
purben. Sir 25 Gents erbdltlid,
in Der Ipotbefe bon g. @. 8ucte c.
656 Wain Strabe, dubuque, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
&anfas.

Son einem 2nnotpirt6 inn Soa>
nenblumenItaate nit Dem ihonci,
Namen SapiO ainbreb er5dblt mar,
Dab er NIT leltenem llnterneDmungsz
geiit gleid3eiti9 feline Sarm bebeuitub
gebo6en unb feline bier So,hter Bis
anf cine 8liidIi6 inter Die Sou6c
gebradt babe.
Gr 5ei9te in elmer 3eitung an.
bab er Sarmnrbeiter brnndc. ms
Ddb ieoer bieier, nelfer aubcr ieiner
Imlferben Irbeit nod etpas 8eipus
bereS our 9ebun9 oes Guies Iguil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16

!: MnsldnDii9es.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Scuti6tano.
3aben.
Scuti6tano.

= Cine glepbantenineb in Seuti6e
Lamb 9ebort gu ben GeItenbeifen. am
10. Snni fnnb einerioIfe IN Maun>
beim ltott, nber obne ieelihe @nrbes
reitllna. CUR 3eit gibt ndmlid) Der
rnmdnii6e Girfus SiSoli @orifenlns
gen. Serielbe fiibrt bier glepbantcn
NIT iif. Die. gut breiiiert, anerlei
&unititiidhen msfubren. 4m eez
ndnnten Gage tpItroen nun Die Gle
pbnnten our Promenabe auf cine
@ieie eefiibrt. Webrere InseiteQte
Deg Cirrus begleiteten bic WierfiiBler.
Sic Sbiere ipurben plDbli6 milo. SIN
groBen Sdsen raunfen tie dnf benz
5uriidgeIeeten @eec mieber 5uriif.
berfolgt bon ibren Iiibrern. Gin
Sreiieur, fpelher Die ~raienben Shiere
feitbalten polIte, erhielt einen itarfen
Shldg nit benz Hiiiiel unb fpurbe alf
Die Seite eeihleuoert. nobel er cine
Guetihuns bes SuSes iotpie cine nift
iinbebeutenbe @erlesun9 bes 0eiifts
erlitt. Gin Siibrer. Der iid an Der
@erfolgune Der Sbtere eleidfans be-
t1eiligte, tpurbe alpei Nal 5u @oben
sei6leubert. fam iebod nit bem
Shreden bapon. Naf biertelifiinz
bigger Sngb fonnte maj Die S6iere
ipieber einfdngen unb our @ernnnit
bringen. Gin Slid mar es, bnb iid
Der Iorgnng Rittnes INN 8 lIbr err
eienete. alio 5lt elmer Belt, mo Der
Strabenperfebr nidt 10 belebt lit.
8nDern.
Gin biibides 3ofalbubns SbpQ
idJilbern Die 90. q. &C.: @er lebten
Sonntag NIT DEM Sriib8ug bon @bersz
berg na6 BaNer6erg Sber@ 8aDern)
fubr, fonnte etipas erleben, mas
eigentli6 ionit MIR in Den 8isblGtz
tern porfommt. Sas 3iigle bate
gliidlidj Die Stntion 9rdnSitdtt err
reift. @ieberum ieste ii6 bns 3iigle
in gepe9ung, aber nid)t rdd bor>
pdrts. nein. riidpdrt5 ging's. unb
5tpar nit elmer S1nenigfeit. Die man
auf bieier 9nbn font nid)t getpo6nt
ut. Wan mar fat fpieoer ndd ,Sor>
ting 5uriifgebampit. als ploBlid nuf
Der 2unbitrabe elm rabfabrenber
Giienbabner nuftnu6te, unb burd)
Sdnbbetpeelngen bds 3igle gum
Stillitanb brdGte. gs mar Der 3ugs
iiihrer. ben nan in Sorting mit5us
nebmen pergeiicn bate.
gls am 10. SUM- bnnfle &C.
nitternolfen ii6 iiber &auibeuren
5uiummenballten, fiibr ploelid elm
blenbenb peiber 9libitrahl bernieber.
Der in ben Sburm Der 8lniiusfirde
einidlue. 0iebrere Paiianter, Die
aan3 in Der Ndbe bes SburmeS fpaz
rem, ipurben bon Der @irfung bes
8libs unb Sonueridldges ipie 9es
ldbmt su 9oben geidleubert, glids
Iiheripeiie ober obne S6aben gu
nehmen. Ger Sburmbefeft III nid)t
Defenders srob. MIR einige 8ciben
3iegel iinb fortaeriiien. Die 91lfen
seiger fleine Splitter, Die etipas a1s
gefoblt iinb. @ie itarf Die Rirfirua
bes glisidlaees mar, erhelt neiter
baraus. bnb geipobner Der ndd,its
itehenben Sdiiier Elm 3itteru bes Sos
bens ipnbrrabmen unb fir Romente
bic SprafJe ~berloren.
Ireufen.
- Gor flint Sabren fpuroe In
Werlju cine QetiteSfroufe NrQll QeflluS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16

Sieie 4nitalt tpmb bon BEN 8ereSntiner IGtern 9ehitet. Sic
ipuree segrinoet i'm Sabre 1857. nnb lit bs erobte un0 bette fas
tbonde College I'M Norbnefen. SRie Sdule bat feline Stubentenz
Gniperber in Sienft. bu lie auf ifren eiacncn Seroienneu febt unb
einen 9nf bon einem balben Sabrbunocrt bnter iid bat. Se
Gage lit cine ibeale fir cine Soarbns>Sfule; Der YrofeHprenhab
1T Elm xtidtiser nnb Die gequemIi6teiten imb uussca1nee nnb
feben bober als Die treeno elmer Shue bonn ghiden 3el. gie
SdiIer5abl belief iib inn perfoHencn Sabre amf 304; unb IA 8rabe
mnrDen nm sdulidlnbtnse p~srlieben. 9e alrie umfuHen: 5teno>
graphic lnno Sppenrittng, geuTf, 3eitnen, @orbereitungss, Sans
Sels>. 8ihenitaftli6e. &laHide unb Sbiloiopbii6e 3neige. 0ns
Sfnliabr umfobt 5nci Sernnine: bonn 8. Septenber big gum /. Sc
bruar; bonn 1. Sebrrnr biz 5nn1 10. sunni. &ein Stuoent pirb Al
tpeniger as etnent Sernin, ao flint @Fonaten angenommen.
Gin idDnes Soupenir hnrb an ir9eno einen iuneer yPnnn, tpeIz
der fem Sitter, ben aurs, fir nelhen er It iutereinrt umb Ser Noz
men oieier 3etins arsibt. fret perianbt terpen. Sir aatalos
Il. |. ~, penbe man i6 an:
The Rec. Director. SIS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
WiKourt.

- Snniel Callahan, Der @ormdnn
elmer @ei6enitel1er : Nbtbeiluns Der
&anias GitD Soutbern : 0abn, uno
fem 8ebilfe Seize gaebb. fauben por
mebreren Sageu bel einem llnfaa uns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
@atboliide Miether b%erIanat.

Die Miietbe fam enttueoer in 9aar o6er in Be.
treble be5nhlt iperoeu. Die carmen Itegen inner.
balb odlt Metlcn bonn 9uuutpiiB uuo opn Der tas
tboliid1en Sd1ule, unigebeu bon 9uten NauoelSs
purtteu un6 innerhaib orei Weileu BON Der tas
tholiitlen airdle. lin HdbereS iuenoe man iidl
an: Wep. s.. Der, sails gttp, 9lebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
sirei an mniere Mbpunenten.

Gin bnbidleS 12i Seitcn iinrfeS Sldllein BON
9rule eountp uuo cine 2auofarte BON Sinh.
Safota frei: id1one 5armen uto 8iebfarmen II,
Der beriibmten Mifouri 8iner 8alep, benz sorn:
=. ~. S%traxstp, Sor 80, @utrunna, S.oS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
200 Mder Tarm,.

Ilnf Weiien ooE Cole Camp, gpo.. ar ZEN S2o.
Sac. urb o.. 3. giienbabper, 100 MeiIsi: non
sanins Gitp. 200 WsiIeE bon at.1 9etiss, az. ben
ans Isssen besFanst. ~ sIsesrs sssIo Mss
paS lbriee 10 Sirn gheiI ie.ner We;teidenfpalo
sum Ebet!. oienes 6louerat {. gse,seIonb.
Gin aites SanS III euten .9ufanb, neue Gcseune,
ourh Spei erose lue1en. @reis oes
s2750. .9etfte acknowledgements.
SGwate q GpIaHoer, Cole Camp, aRo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
Scpla5ierte Gcbcnsart.

Serr (5u einem gettler): .@asl
Sic fpollen itumm fem? Sas fam
Sober iasen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-16
8reuien.

gor flint Sabren ipuroe In
Berlin cine seiitestrante Srau sefuns
The Washington times., 1907-03-19

II Is extraordinary how rarely the ef-
fective IS sought in a bridesmaids cos
tune. for her, If ever, there is oppor-
tunity for great originality Of taste,
while the picturesque and the artistic
can be most charmingly carried out. As
a rule bridesmaids gowns are exceed
ingly pretty and, as almost invariably
close attention is given 20 the details OF
the frock, il IS most expensive. but very
seldom does one see u bridal procession
that is in any way distinctive Or out Of
the ordinary. pretty and attractive
though the girls may appear. Of
course, there is always the difficulty that
a style of gown becoming to one may
be quite unsuitei 70 another bridesmaid,
and with colors there IS the same prob
lem. which undoubtedly accounts for the
prevalence Of pink robes pink being a
generally becoming shade, but all the
same even a pink wedding can be made
effective II the gowns are OF some rather
unusual model. The hats are also some
what unique in design
After all, color counts for more than
anything else. and some tone should Je
chosen that will have character and be
really noticeable for those sitting on the
side aisles. There are many gowns that
are exquisite near by. but at distance
should be remembered. True, yellow IS
a good cclor. but yellow Is one of the
most difficult, If not me most trying.
shades and must be studied in all lights
before II is decided upon. Green IS an
other shade which Is exquisite in the
pale tints. but Is only becoming TO the
majority Of young girls in the more deli
cate tones. Blue greens. pastel. and odd
shades OF blue are effective. but the
regular pale shades OF blue are seldom
pretty or al least are not often atJruC-
tive in q bridesmaids dress.
Mauve and lilac were formerly con
sidered unlucky. but superstitiOns are
gradually dying out and the mauve and
lavender bridesmaids gowns Of the past
year have been among the most effec-
tive that -Have been s-eIr Pink lights
UP so well and is 50 apt 10 be becoming
that Il Is sure 70 remain The most pOpu-
lar shade for bridesmaid and maid of
honor. II one cares for the original.
the deep tones Of pink or soft tints OF
old rose are exceedingly pretty, while
the most brilliant shades. yerging to-
ward cerise, win not look too bright IN
the dim light Of a church. II must be
remembered that the natural half light
IN such an ediflCc naturally rObs a color
Of half its bTillianCy. while most we'd
ding receptions are now in the after
noon, when electric light IS used and
this also Softeus a color astOundinEly.
Rainbow weddings. so called. are most
attractive as a change. and il is re-
markabie that they are not attempted
oftener. This idea can be carried out
in two, three, four or even five colOrs
II the bridal procession is sufficiently
long, and Il Is now rather the fad 10
have as many attendants as one can Sc
cure. One couple IN pink two more
girls in Lavender. others in green. blue
The Washington times., 1907-03-19

Easte the rounds with this uRtil they
nave soaked as much as possible with
out breaking. Drain and place several
lncnts apart on fat butJcred pan and
stand in the oven until they feel fairly
hrm when lightly pressed. Drop an egg
IN the center Of each, add n bit Of but
Ter and return to the oven until The
whites are set
Blanc Mango EgEs-Scald one Quart OF
milk ~ double boiler. Mix together
nVe tableSpOonfuls OF corn starch. "A
quarter teaspOonful OF salt. a half t,1p-
tul Y sugar and cold milk 10 make a
paste, stir into the boiling milk and
When thick. cover and cook for half
an hour. In the meantime have ready
rev drops Of COChineaI or red color
ing, large Tablespoonful Of grated
chocolate meltec oyer hot water. the
oeaIen yclks Of two eggs and a dozen
or moro empty shells from which eggs
nave been emptied or blown; rinse hem
carefully Take the corn starch from the.
ilre, flavor with vanilla and divide into
TOUR portions FIJI some Of the eggs with
tHe hTst portion uncOlOred. Tint the see
ond portion with The egg yolk the third
with red. the last with the melted cho-
co!ate. Fill the eggs and stand them up-
right in pan of flour until chilled and
the shells. To make a pretty nest for
these eggs cut fresh orange peel in
long shreds and boil gently in water.
changing several times until the water
nG longer tastes bitter. Drain ard cook
them In a thick syrup of sugar and
water for twenty minutes then drain
again, roll in fine granUlated sugar and
spread out 70 dry. Use these as stravys
around the eggs.
The Washington times., 1907-03-19
WEEKLY COOKING LESSON
EGGS FOR EASTER. II.
By CORNELIA C. BEDFORD.

in preparing c0lored eggs for the
children it is now possible to buy a large
range Of colors or dyes put up in pack
ages, each containing sufficient 20 color
dozen OF more eggs. Our ancestors
used to use cochineal for all shades Of
red and pink. red onion skins for yel-
lows, log wood chips for shades OF blue
and purple. To mottle them prettily melt
a little tallow and with this and a brush
draw on the shells any figures, stripes,
etc, that you please. then drop into the
boiling water. the parts covered with
the grease viii emerge uncol0red.
Nodded Eggs. Tomato SauCe-Take
small cups or any small plain or fancy
molds. Grease thickly with soft butter
and sprinkle sides and bottoms with
finely chopped parsley or hard boiled
beets. DroD in each carefully one or
two eggs broken az for pOaChiug, ac-
cording TO the size OF the mold stand
these mOlds in pan OF hot water
cover and stand in a hot oven until the
whites are firmly set. Run thin blad-
ed knife round the sides. and turn out
carefully on a dish. Pour round them a
nice tomato sauce.
Eggs in Bread Patty Cases-Take a
loaf Of stale bread, cut in twO-inch
slices, then in rounds large enough TO
discard the crust. Push smaller cutter
half way down N the center of each
and remove the center, leaving the bot
tom nearly an incn thick Make a raw
custard with six eggs and pint and
half of milk, seasoning with a little salt.
The Washington times., 1907-03-19
An Ounce Of Prevention

stitch in time saves nine" it is
said, but there are some stitches tbaI
may be taken even before ''in time =
Most truly is this the case in regar1
10 childrens s stockings. Our grand
mothers were accustomed carefully to
run the heels and toes of new stock
ings before ever they were worn. which
made them so thick that darning like
the "evil day." was put "afar off
The manufacturer takes care OF that
now by weaving the heels and toes
double But somehow he seems TO have
overlooked the knees. The little bones
OF children are sharp and soon cut
through especially when "a fellow
plays marbles" or does any other of a
thousand nice things that may be done
II one never has to think of the conse-
quenceS TO ones clothes.
Mother can save herself and the child
many an uncomfortable quarter of an
nour II she Will take a little precautiOn
Beiore the stockings are worn at all, a
piece or material from an ola pair may
pe cut TO nj over the knee. This can be
attacneq 10 the new stocking by invisi-
bie stHcheS. II will not only form pad
Whlch VIII prevent the stocking from
going so quickly, but II will be q foun-
dation IN which TO darn when the stock
ing DeEins 10 wear. which last will IRE
vent the appearance Of those hideous
Dig; cross-barred darns which look like
nothing so much as a prison window.