The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

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Tho editor should be glad to have
letters from some wido.awake women
expressing their ideas on the present
"suffragette" movement In England
and America. Are women generally
Interested In II? What do they think
OF tho Possibilities and probabilities Of
the movement? Sign these communi-
cations for publication with full name
or initials. as preferred, but give edi-
tor name and address.
Inst Weeks Contributions.
Come contributions came in too late
for publication last week. and arc
given space in the column this week,
following here.
To the juno Bride.
Here's to love Like wreath OF June
roses,
May 1t crown all tho years of your
life,
And the red-letter day OF your rubric
Be the June day that makes you a
wife.
The MINI Know Best.
Here's to you, flesh OF my flesh, bone
Of my bone,
Who for long years have been my
very own.
'Tls precious little that cen yet know
about you;
! only know cannot live without you,
And 80, love taught, FIRMLY close my
eyes,
Choosing to BIO happy and let who will
BIO wise.
Mrs. FLORA l.. MARK,
TO Holbrook Avenue. Danvile, Va.
Here's to June Bride.
Here's to the rride Of June.
The sweetest thing We know;
Here's to the girls who would be soon,
il the men would ask them TO.
Here's ito the sweet Juno bride,
May she OF all troubles be rid, o;
And lnny rhe DO happy wife,
But never merry widow.
Hcre'a to the blush!ng bride OF June.
No matter how you dress her;
She's the prc,tlcst thing ever mGde
For mortal man. God bless her.
Mrs. j. d. BEDD1NGFIELD.
Corner Eighth and Leigh St., City.
The June bride.
TO Wagners Tune, to the month OF
June,
TO the fluff. tho puff and feather;
10 tho swcc, Juno br!ds--too proud 20
hide
Her thought. we harness we'll to-
getfer.
Nervous as Jelly.
Pretty as a peach,
Here's 10 tho juno bride,
Beyond the bachelors reach.
The Man I Know Beat.
To tho man I know best: he can't be
beat.
TO 'Dixies" tune. his march Is a treat.
He Is manly, candy, fine and dandy
lie Is one in many, many in one.
in military tactics he's No. L;
He shows the white feather in charge
not retreat,
Hart. ~ IN 1tap maximum Onit-
unbeat;
TO Richmond Light Infantry Blues. and
the toast Is complete.
Here's to the man l know best; hos
father:
Yet strangely closer than any I've
had;
And when I'm financially embarrassed
1 abbreviately "C''ali ON .Dnad.
NELL r. LEE MURPHY.
els Harrison and West Avenue.
10 the June Bride.
Here's to the June bride,
To who there is no match;
May she ever be her husbands pride
And never have TO patch.
ELLA BOSWELL.
New Canton, Va.
Dear E,ditor.-can you give me a
good receipt for making chowchow?
G. P.
Answer. u axe nan pSSS VI loHittSeS
two large heads OF cabbage, fifteen
onions, Twenty-Five cucumbers. one
pint of grated horseradlsh, half pound
OF mustard seed, little onions left
whole, half teaspoon of ground pepper
one teaspoon of turmeric and one tea
spoonful of ground cinnamon. Gut
the cuculnbers, onions and cabbage ir
pieces and pack them down with sail
overnight. In the morning drain then
and put them to coax In vinegar and
water for a day or two. Drain again
and mix with the spices and put on the
fire with three pounds of sugar ant
enough vinegar to cover the whole
After 1t Is cold. mix half pound OF
ground mustard with half pint of SALAD
oil. and mix it well with the pickle.
Dear Editor,-How should old-fash
toned cherry bounce be made?
c.. S. w.
Answer: Wash the cherries, put then
in Il porcelain Katie with enough
water to cover them. Let them com,
10 boil, then strain the cherries
through a colander, and the juice
through a white flannel cloth. Lei
1t cool, Add a half gallon of the best
French brandy to one gallon of cherr,
Juice ana three pounds of loaf sugal
to every gallon of the mixture MI!
cinnamon, allspice and few Glove:
in a little bag. Boil them IN LITTLE
of tho bounce and add to the whole
Add tile sugar when the juice is hot
but do not put In the brandy until i
has cooled Bottle ana seal tight
Dear Edltor,-T desire to arrange
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