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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
Mnmuriitiihlcs.

Ger 0lrcartrot. &on5lelroth: En-
nen Sic Dicic 9ricic bite ulpbobt
tiid) lnO mericl Sic lie Damn III Den
Eupierfprb." - @epaltiger 9totur-
cinorud: Mom (5u iciner 0ron i'll
Seebno): .Glt bit 6ltnl erlten Mfole
otn Mper. Cttilic, meld)en Ginorlld
bait I'll g%eponnan?" is 1T
ourGgebcuoS bciIercs Bublifum oo,"
- llnperih0nt. Sllnger ar5t t5u lei.
ner 6rol) oGicicr 3. lit ser 9eneln.
ite McnihL Der mir ie n%orgefommetl
lit. ,&Bt lid bel ms franf uno loBt
it'd ooln bon cinem onoeren Gr5t be.
bunocln." 1900 Mus b:r Heliglonaltltns
81. Sd 6obc Den ainbern pom Der
! n3eit oeS A6fnlS" III Der 8eItyldlte
Oes &oltc9 ,Sarocl er5oblt nno IteIlt
0oriiber ciniQe @rldutcrmgsIra9cn
y%Sic ltroftc Der lisbe @ott Die &lroer
ISRAEL. menn tic BON ibnn obgcIollcn
marcn?" - yGr licB tire 6elnoc
ilber tic fomiuen." rWaS thnt CT
n6er immer miccer, lrcittl lie ihrc
Siinoc1 bcrclttcn? ?" Or iiel int.
mcr uicncr Suroiti berein" MiB.
ucritonOen. Ser flcinc emil lit mi
ortiN gene, nj, NM bat lidl ais CT
Mon,o nit Sem Stof ltnbe iiebt,
hiutcr roa gctt eeiliidtet; aber go
! pa. Scr g~erufen miro, moht lidl 10
iOrt ouron. i'm 6erpor5nbolen. Fopo
(ltnter ooS 9ett frieheno): ia bit
9u ia, III Shlingel!" Gmil Gilt
Iterno): ga, Gopn. win lie Cir ollt)
mos ?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
Suffcinireicr 9afiee.

IS lit eripielen mo oltd) 5icmIiG
allgemeil %bcfunnt, ouB Der 9epobn-
beitsm1Bige, rcihIi6e 8enrtb Der al
t~obolboltigen @%emlBnIittel idrperc
St0rltn1eu Der @eimobcit beruor 81
bringen I'M Sto10c lit. 9ei'm 8offee
bcitcbcn Die St0rlngen oeS Nuqa.
mcinbcfinoenS IN Nellroitbenie ,&opi.
idmcr5cn, S6minoelonf1Qen, Ser5s
iflpGhc. S6lailoiiqfeit uno 6bnll.
dlen Spmptomen. 9ieie @%rfcnntniB
fiibrte nutilrlid) on5u, Wittel mo
Nege 5t iuderL I'M 0aS &offein 0aS
uueiu Die e%ripGbnten St0rllngcn Der
rriahen tallr, ans Den 8%offeebobnel
81 entfernen. Wonnigfad)c &erlude
chi oieiem @ebiete iiuo BON Scr &oi.
fccbunocl9 = @eieuldaft in Bremen
ol9eitclt poroen, Die ihlieBlid) olld)
ciltcn fpficinfrcien &uffcc bcr5ltltcls
len pcrtltodte, Der alien gnforberut1
gen an eiu oerurtigeS 8entBmittel
pollfommen eltipridt. 9as nit Der
&ejcihulng yfoffeinfreier aoffcc
Sag" Worfe nNettlm9Srtng" in 0eh
@onbeI gcbradte IroolIft miro 10
bcrgeItellt, ouB Ole roben 9oll5en &dfs
feebobncn 5ltnahit einem DNufidlieB-
uerfobren "untertporien meroen, oltrdl
ous Die &oiieinial5e 5erlegt mo bic
@ohnc IN eincn 3ulton0 iibergefilbrt
miro, ser iid Der nutfolgenoen @r4
troftion nit einem leihtfliid)tigen
&offcin &0iungSmitteI 6lgGnglid
modt. Ser ofoffeinireic aoffeeSag"
tonmt inn gcr0iteten 3uitonoc i'll
&obne1form III Ben Sanoel. @eritd,
mo @eid)mod iino Dem notitrlidlett
Sofiee gleid. Sm 9lllSieben limo lin
tcrid)ie6e taum p%orbonoen. Die 3i'
bereitlllg gci6iebt ebcnio lpie bepin
0%clp0bnIid)en &aifee. Die GoI'en-
trobe ergibt Elm an9enebnleS, orolna-
Tides &aifeegetrGnt, ooS III Sc
id)nlod mo Ironta bonn Original
&uiiee nift 5t lulterideiOelt lit. Die
ciocncn denilhel llnterlltt)ungeit
5eigten ebenio tpic Die i'll @icsbooeI.
Dresden mnoSambiirg ousgeTilbrteiL
noB Der foifeinfreie anffee Die 9leid)e
d)emiIhe 3uiommenieeung iple Der
Sri9inolfoiiee beiibt. 3ieic Trit'
iu1gen boben ieriler ergeben, Dob fets
nerlei irembe 8eitonotbeile III fore
iufreiem &otfee entbolten limo. 8nS
Die o@ntgiitung" onlongt, 10 lit ole'e
ioipeit ourdaefiibrt, OaB Der %fotteti'
freie &offee burhidnittlif MIR nod
etlpa 1i10 Yro5ent 9offein entbolt.
Gie llnlhGbliffeit oes bon Der an''
~feebonoelS . gftien . @eieli6aft III
Den Snlloel gebradten f%offetnfretel;
aoffees lit bltrd e~ingebenbe pipd)olos
glide Serilthe int 9ronfenbulile ST.
Sriebridlshoin IN Berlin unb Oltrd
tliniihc Serilhe IN Der foniglifelt
Charlie III Berlin nodl9eluieIe,l NOR
ben. Ser f%offeinfreie aaffee Sng
entiprid)t ionit olleit 6oroernngeli.
sic al elm berortiges entgifteteS De
mlBntittel ST. Itellen Iito, ipert eS
ooS notiirlifcGrobuft moglid)'t boil.
tommen erleben lou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
Iabrt bcs WaIIcrtrupfcns.

Ter WollcrtropIct lpIelt III OCH
@clen 0c5 Wcerc9; aber ploBltd)
miro eS ibm leiht 5ltmltbe; bobcr
uno bobcr bcbt er Iif, mo 10 lit CT
olti ciumnl 81 ciupm tiibncn Srft-
idiffcr gcmorOcn Ter FbDlifer
oriidt iid proiaiider ans unO la8t
CT lit perounitet. @endu 9cnonmen,
Itcigt Scr @uiiertropien nidJt ais
@on5eS in Die 2uft, ipnoern bod
items ieine 56eildIen. 26er cs iet
bier einmol geItottet, Den @oIiertro.
pfeu ais cine Yerionlidtcit olti5uIoi.
len uno Den fleinen aerl ais Snoi.
pioulm 81 oenfeu.
0u iducbt CT nun o6cn IN ltttiger
S0bc, ul6 e9 miro linn fdlt. ll10 10
trinft er ourItig Die lelhtenocn
Stroblen Der Sorme. 9tur fir Die
blollcn. ole 10 folt erideinen, fam
cr lid nid)t bc9eiitcrn; er ihidt tic
nod alien Seitcn meg, ltno melln bic
Wcnitcn BON m1ten ben &innlel ant
icbcn, 10 ireuen lie lid, bob er 10
idl0n bloll ullSiieht. Wnnfmal al
lcroings ihidt er Damn aid onoerc
Stroblen 5ltriid, ober boS gi6t fem
idouea 6orbenipiel. Sbre Mi
id)ung 5cigt pieInlebr jeneS mciBlitc
@rolL mclfcS ms om S:mmcl noe.
Mig 0eiaIlt.
Wiit Dem Winoe iliegt llnier Sropl.
Icin Den Bergen 5lt; iiber Stdotc u1o
Tcl0cr un0 @GIoer rmo funn allies
babel 10 id)on ieben, ais Oh es nit ets
rem Zeppelin Die 2llit Ourbfreu5te.
llno nun lGBt it'd ooS Sropflein, 5ll
elmer mlmocridoncn ShneefIode Der.
molloclt, olti Der Scrgipibe nicber.
SiSmcilen trinft cs Die @0rme Der
Mittngionnc pieoer meg, bisneilell
Unfit ea 5lt einem Sropien uernonbelt
IN 6ic Sicfc, Inn ben eiligcn 8let.
lu)er pQlleH 81 Dellell.
Bic 9tntllr bot ilberaltS meiIe Gins
ridtun9eu getroIfenL, INN ieneShnee'
mo Giamoiieu Die lid o1li Den Der
gen %onianmeln. nieoer 6n Sbol 81
bef0rocrn. 9lieben oieie Moilcn
! oben liegen, 10 miirben lie lid I'M
mcr nlebr onbGrtfclt, utb eS pilroe
nit Der Belt cine INNER meter UNI
mcitcr grciienoe Scrciiirn8 in's1bal
birutltcr idjreiten. llntcn bageger
miiroc Die SeildDtigfeit febleil, uno &C
miiBte oleS ucrtrodnen.
9angianl maltoert Ser @letidcr 81
Sbal. l(nten, no er IN m1rrnere NE
1ionen fomnlt, tbalit er ab, lilo OF
@letifermilf flieBt ols mlhteres
9Ghleiu 5ll Sbal. llno oa eilt benz
cnolid, lnier Sropfden, nod)oem c;
pieueift longe III Den 8letIder &c
bonnt mar, mieoer froblif oemIicer'
5I.
Soer es fGbrt, pelit es einSfile
flodd,en ae6lieben lit, nit elmer 90
mine al 3bal. @os nit Der 8let
iderbilourg in l%angianer, rubi9e'
S(rbcit erreidt miro, geldliebt bei'n
2amincultur5 filrs urlo gefpalf'olll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
gismarf fir immcr!"

(9roloq BON Grnit BON Mlloellbrltd'
1eiprohen bel elmer CONCERT @ltiIiiI
rlu1o iiir Die Grrihtun9 elmer vi;
mart @urtc oui @eIteno, Berlin.
9tcin, uno nein un0 neln -
2uBt lies b0reu ale,
IQc, Die ms hailen
limo Der StunOe pul'en,
Die inns brinat SIT Sole.
9tielnuIa miro e5 leltL
Cab ollf Oclttldcr Groe
0cin perGciien lper0c,
@ullberr oclltldcr Mclt,
@i@nlarf, unier @el0!
Numc lit MIR quit,
@cnu er mobnt i'm Wlrun0c;
@robt i'm IN Die Scele,
9uB cr ms nid)t ieblc,
@cnu Die ShidiaIsitunoc,
Ncnu Der &nmpf ms rllit,
Ger a1li 700 mo Heben
Chit miro iid) erbcben.
6clien III Don Gr6
StGbIe GcutidInnO'S &cr5!
&oBt BON G,lloocritein
Gincu Gburm ms ballcu.
6cllcr InBt ibn trogelL
&oOcrno iou CT rugen
ltcbcr Sto0t mo @ullcn,
3cidcn lol CT icin:
Mu9 Der W}um ms balttc,
Ger Qtli Oott pertralltc,
&onnn' ocuL OIt uuo @eIt -
0eutid)Iuno b6lt Is ieIt!
Su, 9u GcutidInno, ia -
Sic lit bingeQun9en
(Scne groBc Mcllc,
0ic at Merocn5 Sd)luclle
Ginltmol5 Gid cmpiunaeu;
9tllr nod @ott lit 0u.
Sore nlti nit Streid)elL
9oiein 5lt erid)mcid)cln,
@ott in Gcincm Belt
lln0 9cin Belt Die @elt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
@ic mrr'idl nimlmt.

Gum Qofoer ttnmt iiugit e EatieHt
lin fIogt EN- ba lei 9ei0,
In trciidt babel Ben Eofoer an,
DER b0rt'5 feds &uiier melt.
Ter 1otOer mar Der gang ocrOuBt
LIN icegt: Net Iiemer Mann,
Cd bin net Oaab - it b6r gang gut,
NuS frciide ie nor oann?
60? iecgt Der orllii, Damn bttt id nm
Gcr5cibung aad rct)t id)ce,
5 bat nebmlid) Nuner mir geiogt
Sic ObCtc nir periteb!
Eoeiieuu0Yroa a.
Nm @octbe IcufmoI ioBcu
Nir bcilte gang ALIEN.
Ter @cnillS idolltc geIaiien
llno mebmiitbtg Oorciu.
llno Inn un9 mars, ais bate
Noll SeehDallo 9elnetttt,
2ttf oic ~9clpeibtc St0ttp
Gin SdIeicr iid gcientt.
Ger Nohti9ollcn @eiic
alonN wcih uno Wrmocrbor.
Ter NbCuomino ipieIt ICiie
In &iebd)cna bIonoem Soar.
&m miIocu Monocniheiue
N6brt i'd Der &icbe aeim
llnO brad Don @cinrih Seine,
Son 8octhe mo Seieubcim.
lln0 oils i'd boiler Sebnen
Nn's Ser5 ibr &0piden nabm,
"a iprod lie IciS nit @0bncu:
&unm @einer, mir geb'n boom!
(}luS n0cinerbIlt" @cOittc III
Gornit1otcr Munoart, Don Robert
Shnciocr. Gerlog pon Seeot uno
8unB in 0nrmitoot.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
9luS Dem gcbcH.

-
--
0icl bub' ih IN Der @eIt perIoren,
Tu9 ShidiuI bot mir pieI geruubt
y2as id) 10 miibiQm mir ertorcn,
23ua ih QcJjcbt, gcboift gegIollbt!
Sic bubcu mid NctGltidt, betrogcn,
YIlciu mar ih in muuher 9totb -
lluo mcul oic 6rclmoc il gemogen,
Ga 0iuQru huulOcrt AMI elm Eotb. -
So monde @htmc iob ih itcrben,
Mulh' Wicnitcnbcrj, 10 id)ona 10
mug.
g}on allcm iiiBcu &iebc9nCrbeu
@licb uidta, ais Oie Grtmerlmg.
Suuit glGujtcn pltrpltrn meme &un'
gen,
So mic Der M]}orgenr0tbc Sdctn
Gas friidc Rotb lit MIN Dcrgon9clL
Ger bIoiic NCrbitihciu itcIJt lId) cih.
6od iticQ id oltf NIT N0Jer2ilitgeIr,
9l9 CAB c3 feline Shrontc1 mebr;
,{dl idIucbtc ilbcr Chul mo Nll9cl,
&cr0uB ser N}cnihcn mii0c3 Seer.
lPit W6ttcru moQt mcin @ctit per
fchrCu,
&u uubcarcu}tcn @etbcrroltm,
llnO umbciric0iat mtBt id) tcbrcll,
D{cir ticica 5cbucu mar elm (rolmI.
Q}icl hub' ih in ser gSeIt 9ciebcL
Wol0 mar ca Gag boIO mar ea 9|od)t
wor M}auhcn iub id) untcr0cbcn
Gem auc9 Groeu9liid 9elaft.
Gd iob ic itciacn, iab lie laIlen
So pic Die g&elcu olli Dem Wtccr,
Gle NbcuOglodcn bort id) idolcm,
Nl2 mars elm @ruB pom &ird)boi
her.
0ic 3ufunit molttc ih crgriInOcn,
g9ic 6ouit in icincr Nitcrnod)t,
&d luollt oc9 Scnicit9 Sd)litiicl i'm
0elt
limo idlollcn, wic Der @ciit cruadt.
G,l,'a Ncid) Scr Sd)ottcn orrit' i6
ltcigcu,
Sd lab ultd bort Oea Scbcna G1toI;
Gc9 Sc6cuo& onmcr mill uid)t lhpeis
gen,
Gr rcidt binob ms (ooc9tbol.
sic ldupcbtcu olrf mo ihlucbtcn mic,
Scr,
g3iC 9tcbclbil0cr lab ids 5iebn;
Ntond' NnQciift crfonnt' id) luleocr,
llnO traumucrlorer bIidt' if bin.
Wcitoltc>t limos, Ole ldnGit geltieocn,
Gic Miuttcr Groc 0ett lie SIT
Mfou iogt: lie bobcn Nub' mo 6rIe'
ocrL
God, McnidCnbcr5, no 0lbt c8 Nub2
Gicl bob id) in Der 8clt crIubrcn,
Die Eriiiungoidrulc bort nid)t ollr;
(ln off ocu Soqen, oa' Den &obrcn
Cab i6 OcS ShidiolS cm'gcn &oltl
Gas @ittc mrlB lid INNER lbncn,
Cas- Cute mllB lid INNER lobnen,
@credtigfeit feb i6 nod tbroncn.
Us luoltet nod Der nlte @ott!
u. q. z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
9ll6Mm6lntt.

Nenit, ergriinoe oic MeIt ull0 nidt
sic Bidder; tpie pieI tie
glltd, cntbultcn; eS pdro itets aus DER
@eIt ia gcifopft;
llnO on mugit c8 mir g~Iouben id
babe cs ielber eriabren.
Sqot lie Dir c9 uid)t aud, lit e5 iiir
0i6 uid)t gciagt.
Sebbcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20

@ie Sic IItcn ungen.....
Gic fleine &oia: r6ris, Glib mir 10.
fort Geinen Apfel! Sd iaec Cir, rege
mid nid)t oitf, ionlt befomme id
nleine Hcrpcu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20

Ole unge 9onsfrnu.
@otte: nSait GU Die Slide mitgc.
lhlahtet, Shab?" = Satin; ygtein.
oas bot ole aodin .alein genlod)t; i'd
faru oas Shreieu nift borcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20

Cater: .9urd) 8leiB nnb Spars
ionlfcit bringt mar eS at cttpos. Sieb
maj Der reid)e &rouie fam Dor 20
S,Sabren nit einem ein5igen 'Serno
nadl Berlin, beiite bat er 5luei Wiuio.
nei.." - Sobn: v8oS modt ser nit
,ipei Wilionen Semoen2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20

. IGl0IUICI FCulClluCtltIl llllO NC
gam iitr i'm in Eart5 cine ,bonne
preiie" 81 iudcn uuO 3ugIeid IN Bel.
Qru0 pcrid)ieoene Wtilitdrfretic All
ionotren. Sein Better. @eneral So.
la Wttlanoluic, BET benz cr o~ntIopitc,
pcronluBte icinc Nu2meiiung, tmo
aud Don PETERSBURG tuur0e uad Dem
E%raten0enten %obgCuintt. Geun aIeS
mltB Ieine 3cit bubelL uno in YeterSs
burg beritono man e9 iebr gut, 0uB
Is better mar, bic Gbrcnomi6 lid
lelbIt pcr5ebrcn 5t lnIieu. 0cnn Der
Wabniuib Nleranoers mar berelt5 I'M
oollen llmioule an Der Nrbeit, u1o
5ueimol it)on mar I'M Sabre 1900
Ger @cncrul N0ilttant N%leronocr8,
@encrol Fetrouic, nod Nicn aefonts
men, nm Den lmlliidlihen @0uiaNPis
Ian un3uiIcben ouB cr icinc Iuh0n.
ger, Die micoer udb Inn ricicl ulO
Die &0niRin Qrula pcrtrcibcn, eOclt'
hrrIl tGotcu Ioiicn pclItcn, uidt cr.
mmtere.
limo tbutiQhlid mor cine Ioide
&erihw0ruma oumnIa iton I'M @on.
le. Sciu gclucicucr Miiuiitcr bottc
in @cui nit Sem 9tciieu Oc5 ErGtcn.
oenten Dem lclrmudrtigcu icrbiihcl
@Cianotcu iuSuuituntluopCI, Ir. %us
ida Ntenuoonic. Rijdiprohe Jenom.
men, ll0 cunpC0Cr nm M Dem re.
~aicrcrhcu Sobuc Made III uebmcn
u0cr ubcr nm beralla III briuJcm, mas
! lid, aclcn ibu ]uorbcrCitctc. mo i'm
~retbt5citia 0odl nod 5u luurllch idlif
tr WIiIan Dem fonmcnoeu MonHc III
@cni iclbIt Ole &cridru0rcr 81. 2lbcr
Irin; &etcr mar uidt mCbr 10 uuiu
mic emit. @cuiBiQt ollrd) iciue Gr'
iohrun1en nit Huoopunomic blicb
cr iiir ieoen 9cild'cr ans @cI1rnO
miid)tbor luO iibcrlieb e 'cillcn BET
Ocn Agitutorcn, Ir. ?~tcnaOrpic urlO
Dem umgep0mlid bcGobtcu mo encr.
Qiidcn ;3iuo5in @uIuJoid)itit, iitr
Inn alli 0cu irCilidI nod pcrid)Icier.
ten 9iibnen 81 ugircn. Ger cine ret
tic. correspondence. conicrirte, Der an
0crc idricb - idrieb 9roihiiren. Die
oCu ucrleiiencn Munn mic0cr Den
Muiien in Grimcrlma brodtcu. llnO
ais cuolid) am /, 6cbrlar 1901 SO.
nia MiIan in @ieu itarb, mar Oomit
out 0uS Sdlitiol ieinea p%erbIcnoctcn
Sobncs beiiegclt. Die rllIiildc III
plomutie lieb i'm iulleu Die Huoita.
len in Serbien iugten inn, nodocm
lire 6iibrcr nit ruiiiid)cn @roBtrelts
sen ull@gcjeidnet moroen more1, Die
Seeriolge ulli urlo ON Is. Scptenl'
Der 1902 trat Der %. Gabrgan8 Der
&~clgraocr ariegs , Ifuocmic" bel
auaorab. enem ireQucntirten Bolts
bauie in 9clgrao, 5uiammen, nm
Die poiitiid)e Gage SIT beratben."
IS lpuren latter iungc Sieutenarta
mo Oberlieltenapta Die 6iibrer ma
rem Antonin Nntic. 2emeter GiInt-
triemic, Eera Sdiffoplc mo Weas
mic; mo ifon in Der j%lneitcn StblnlA
muroe Scr 9cihInB 8efaBt, oert So
Mig mo Die &6ni9in 81 tooten. Nl
ser aleiden SiblntA muroe Der Mi
hitter @eorg @encic ourt) lell1ell
9~fcifeu gntic eingetilbrt, luto or mar
e$, Der i'm GinocrItdnoniIle nit eIller
gan5cn ReiGe bon Hnbdngern oeS
perItOrbeuen 0tilan, 5unnetit tnltges
Iteuten Observation-Disclosures, oIeGts
ii5ierSuerIhmorrng, oa cS Nun TEL
ncn unocren Nbrenomit mcbr 8ob,
III oo9 6oprruIler Der aornaeor9erulc
hiniiber leitetc.
Ger Mere OeS Frotelloellteh w
Ncnooopte, bate NelnerleltS mrs
nnh Wilana (ooe III @ten NrlIeilt-
bolt genonmel mo bier bate er Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20

uncrfabrencr Ii 0 III 0 b /,
lit. - sd mod,te gerite Ole @ett-
iobrt o,trd europa mitmader, mas
mllB ih oenn GA olleS mitnebnlen?"
NItcr gitIer: ,@or Auem Elm 81
icnbobnr aursbilf!"
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12

water. stir IN 2 teaspoons Of butter
and a cup OF walnut or pecan nrts.
Continue to stir until the mixture
becomes creamy and begins to stiffen,
then drop by spoonfuIs on a butter
plate.
Chocolate Caramels.--one cup su.
gar, cup milk cup mo-
lasses. IA OF half pound
cake chocolate, butter half size of an
egg. little vanilla Just before It 70
done. Boil until crisp in water Must
be carefully watched from time It be-
guns 20 boil.
Filled Cookies-One cup OF sugar,
IL cup shortening (part lard and part
butter). egg, 10 cup milk, IL cups
-four. 2 teaspoons cream tartar.
teaspoon soda. 1 teaspoon vanilla.
Roll thin, put cookies in pan. then
put teaspoon filling on each. Place
another cookie gently on each. Fill
ing For Cookies: One Cup chopped
raisins, IL cup cugar, IL cup water,
/ tablespoon flour Cook until thick.
Foreign Fruit-Four pounds hard
pears cut in small pieces, 2 IL
pounds sugar, juice and outer peel
OF lemon, ID pound preserved ging-
er, tumbler cold water; cook until
transparent.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
SHOES.

The soles OF shoes can be made
water proof and will wear much
longer If they are given several coats
or copal varnish. The varnish may
be bought at any paint store, and
is applied in very small quantities to
the sole leather.
Put few drops on and spread
It evenly over the surface with a
fiat stick of wood, or better still. II
one happens to have 1t, the handle
OF an old tooth brush.
Stand the shoes upside down AMI
allow the first coat to thoroughly dry
before another Is applied. When the
leather will absorb no more the var
nish will form a shiny surface on the
outside.
Shoes that have never been worn
should have the soles sand-papered,
so as to remove the glazed finish be-
fore applying the varnish. The wear
Ing qualities of shoes con be gc9atly
Increased II forms are placed In them
each night or when not In use.
This will stretch the leather AMI
not permit Il to draw AMI crack rs
II keeps the shoe in it's original shape.
New York Press.
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A SPLIT TABLE LEAF.

A table that is just the right size
for the number OF guests to be en-
tertained is much better than one
that is too large. often the addition
OF leak makes the table out OF pro-
portion.
One ingenious housekeeper has sim
plifed this problem by having one of
her leaves split in half for occasions
when only slightly more elbow room
SIS desirable. New York Press.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
RECIPES.

A Good Lemon Ple.-One lemon, l
cup sugar. egg. 1-2 cup milk. 1
dessertspoon cornstarch miyod with
the sugar For two crusts.
Snow Cake.--Beat the whites OF
4 eggs stin, cream IL cup butter
/ cup sugar, add IL cup milk. 2
cups -four slfted twice, with level
teaspoons baking powder, Fold In the
whites of the eggs last, and 1-2 tea
spoon or more lemon or vanilla favor
ing.
Penucha.-Boil cups of light
brown sugar and cup OF milk until
Il forms a soft ball when tried In
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
BIRTH RATES IN EUROPE.
Highest in the Eastern and the South
ern Part of the Continent.

ern Part of the Continent.
Nearly every country in Europe
publishes a summary of the informa-
ton obtained in the census of its
population, which is taken every five
or ten years. BY studying these con.
densed reports interesting compari
sons as to the growth of population
may be obtained.
For instance, it is found that in
proportion to population the birth
rate Is larger in eastern than in
western Europc and in the southern
than in the northern part of the con-
tinent
The birth rate Is more than twice
as large in Russia as 1t is in France.
In Normandy and the southwestern
part of France, where the birth rate
Is lowest. the births at times fall
as low as fifteen to the thousand in
habitants in year. But in Russia
there are many districts, as in Oren-
burg. where the births are as high
as sixty a thousand in a year.
Notwithstanding the enormous emf
grafton from Europe in the nineteenth
century it's population now is nearly
double what 1t was at the beginning
of the century. II is believed that
at the beginning of the Christian era
there were only a few million people
in the whole of Europe. It does not
seem likely that the present rate OF
increase can continue many centuries
TO come.
That part OF Great Britain occu-
pied by England is now the most
densely peopled region in Europe. The
crowding OF SO many millions to-
gether Is at last having the effect Of
the birth rate. Stats
tics show that It has declined one
'ourth in the last twenty-eight years.
II this goes on 1t will not be very
long time before the English birth
rate is as small as that Of France.
In some parts OF Germany, as in
Berlin and the region around 1t, the
birth rate Is declining, but In most
Of the empire II still appears to be
holding its own.-New York Sun.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
TREATMENT OF WATER.

Boiled water is insipid because
much OF the air has been expelled,
but this Is easily gemedled. After
boiling the water should be poured
unto clean quart bottles. which have
been sterillzed by being boiled in
separate vessel each bottle being on
ly half-hlled II is then corked and
well shaken for a few minutes, by
which means the water is again aer-
ated and made palatable
Ice should not be added to this
water, but the bottle can be kept in
the refrigerator until 1t is needed
Youths Companion.
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I WORTH QUOTING !
'''''''''''''l sE's

The French people keep up their
reputation for considerate fore
thought, with the Washington Star.
by not requiring aviators to risk
their lives on sharp turns.
China Is determined to develop her
resources, preferably through the aid
OF this country. Maybe the Pacific
coast OF America won't be a busy
place then, exults the Los Angeles
Times.
Some folks" said Uncle Eben, In
the Washington Star, takes credit
foh bein' hopeful an cheerful when
dey's only jes' procrastinatin' -
Washington Star
II Is now claimed. notes the Chris
tian Register that plants have memory
and habit, that they may be taught
tricks, and that. It is possible that
some form of consciousness enters
into their beautiful lives.
The Scientific American discusses
the great advances that have been
made in meteorology in an obvious
but vain endeavor to attract a small
instalment of appreciation 20 the
weather man.
Don't reach out for all the world"
said the Old Philosopher, in the At
.lanta Constitution. "and yet, If you
don't the other fellow may grab Il,
and you'll find yourself without an
acre Of ground TO stand on" e.
Men have done great work In the
world after sixty and found great
happiness in living It is TO be hop
ed, chirps the Washington Post. that
DR.. Osler and all the hearty boys |
Of his age will remain with us many
years yet.
Says the Chicago Record-H Herald: |
One Of the finest things about base
ball Is the absolute lack OF talk con. |
corning the throwing OF games or the 4
bribing OF players. The contests I'm |
both the American and the National |
League have shown beyond any doubt
that the game is honestly played.
II is not In accordance with the
ethics OF amateur sport. and especial
ly with the spirit OF intercollegiate
declares the Philadelphia
Record. that men should be procur-
ell 20 enter a college and TO remain
In it ostensibly as students. when
the real purpose is TO fortiiy the foot
ball team or the crew,
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
PRESERVING AN UMBRELLA JAR

PRESERVING AN UMBRELLA JAR.
The housekeeper who has suffered
from having her umbrella jar broken
by hastilypushed-in umbrellas should
welcome the contriyance OF a clever
woman who declares she has learned
how TO prevent breaking.
From an old rubber mat she cut
two circles that just fitted the bot
tom OF the jar. These were put one
on top OF the other and when an
umbrella was pushed in hurriedly II
struck a soft surface instead Of a
breakable one.
II one does not possess the rubber
mat II will be found worth while to
buy enough sheet rubber such as is
used by plumbers. It's cost is moth
ing compared to a new umbrella jar
New York Press.
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Other things being equal, a cook
prefers a place where she can break
the most dishes with the least exer.
ton, asserts the Dallas News.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12

"A good-by kiss" says Andrew
Lang, "is a little thing" Yes. indeed.
One OF the little things that tell. con.
fesses the New York Mail.