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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
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Wlinneiota itattseiunoenen Grtsmub.
len 0eiIten al, oaB es iid babel
bailptiahIid Inn Die Sroge ,naB"
ooer .troden" orehte.
sln manben Rl6ten lpurOe ser
admpf nit srober Grbittcruna ae.
fiibrt. SIN aroBen @an5eu baben oic
ggoiierfrennoe beiier abgcibnittcu,
ais Ole 5reinoe Der perIonlihen 5rei.
bsit. gemerfenspertb lit ieood, oaS
cine aan5e gu5obI 0riidaiter. Ole
bisber ntroden" wor. iih pieoer fir
Die Ginfiibrlmg Der g9irtbihafien
entidie0en.
Bon 81 Grten. BON oencn geridte
porliegen, itimnlten "a fir uno q
gegeu Die gairtbidafien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
s0otet 'cinen aamrraSen.
WIoorlInlIon. NJ, 3. Wllr8

23lQOHli.lBt0it, NSu., .. DtII3.
Granf @lrB. elm italieniifler Stre.
piroe io0t III einem
,5radlnuc9en Der G6irogo & Alton.
ercn5enn aefunocn. Cine Sdraube
iuar .bm nit eiuem 6ammer in ben
0og getrie6eu por0en. Samuel
gitioIno. cin anmcraO. NIT Dem ii9
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idnunaoen. 9lui 8arDs 9ruit mar
Elm bltr6eiietter 3ettel feitgatedt.
ouf Dem folgcnoe BON 9iiioino iiiter.
seidnete gSorte ltan0en: sd tootete
(Snrn. neil er periudlte, mid gu be-
rauben sd babe gurrt uno lDeree
nah 66eago ge6eu." gliioino II De-
Better eiRes GbicaseeE Rcusrastos4
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
sIHssbIidJ Elm lInfaa,
Baltimore. W3S., 9. Mars.

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leitens Ger &Oli5ci geitatO Scr geiterH
IN Saft genomneue Sobu s. Ndil,
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lelne @elhihte BON einem 3dIbilber.
idIl, osm Sri. &eeO sum 0pier fiei
cine @riInOunl mar.
Der @erOuht Ser S6dteriddit rid.
tete iid BON glufana al oiti Miillcr
mo CT purOe gleih uah Der 6oro.
nersintcruditng in Sait 9enonnnen.
9iiIIler bcboiIptet ieooh. SAB es it'd
mn einen llniaI baaOelt. Seiner
Oarltrlluns 5ufoIge beianOen iih cr
mO ieiR 9raut naAe W}olmt @aih.
iwgton mo SRI glee0 aitg poran.
Gr babe oaun 81 leben gcaIaubt, SAP
ein bepnfineter Wiami hIHser eineu
Saume berooriprar9, uuO in ser
@ieinuts, in @eiabr 5n iteben. bn6a
er ieiuen HeooIper gejogeu iin0 ge.
feiWrt. 2ei0er babe Sic GltaeI Irl.
&eeO in oen Siuterfopf getrofien.
Die RolBei idenft oieier Cartel.
lung Der Sadie teiren @IalbeH. Inn.
iomebr ga perihieOene 9tebermtm.
Itdn0e oui WtiilIer ais Sen ooridB.
lidlen 3bdter binoeuteM
Seute in ser Nahbaribaft bcbanp.
ten, Oab iie gpei Shitiie borten. BON
oeneu Der aueite Dem eriten I'M Ser.
IaIf BON etfpa siDei Mlinuten folgte.
"a Sri. 3eeo's 9eide spei ShuB.
pllnoen ouhueiit, miB uIio @tiIIer
sDeinlnl nit elmer BaaAe BON gpei
glinuteu aeihoiien babcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
Qae bidt enbe.

Columbus, g.. 10. 0ldr5.
GroBentbeils iuioIge Der einiii1.
rung oes Roie Gountu gocal Option.
C5eieges babeu iih oie eiuuabmen
oes Sioates ans oem 8erfauf bon
Birtbihafislieen3en pa6reno oes nit
oem 20. 7eJember Derfloiienen SaIb.
iabres nm mebr aIs $4,000 Der.
ringert. Gs eebt aus einem eerihte
0es Staotsauoitors beruor, oaB m
nerboIb feds 1RonaieH etiua 1900
Birtbihnftrn ben getrieb babeH EN-.
lIsQgn MAiigh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
9rtffen had i'm AlOipitaI.
Ioles0, Ohio, 10. IPdr3

ADie9o, 29I0, ~. M(ur3.
g9Gbreno 1nDTo TrNpn IN eluem
bieiigen Soipiial Ing, ertanuie et
IN einem an0eru. ltabe ibm liegenoen
8a.ienfen einen geDiiien 6barles Jlo.
berts. 0en Wlann Der fbn aHi Der
StroBe anaebolien mo beraabt bntie.
9loberis mar BET 0em 8eriudl. ein
Saus 81 berafben. gedJoiieH morOcH
mo uad Dem 60ipiiaI gebradr dor.
Den, no er ieinem Cpier begeguete.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
edlnISia btfnnbrn.
JlelD 2lorE, 10 W2ar.

2ttfD Siottt ~ 4tAk3.
Ger Grinder sSobn 6. 2ams0en.
Der bier uegen Der 6ruloroung oes
Diaflers SarrD Supo0m pro3eIiirt
purOe. 1T bon 0en @eihporenen oes
Io0tidIags I'M eriten @ra0e idnl0ig
befun0en uorben.
9umsoen bate galteno geniddlt
ooB Sunoam ihH um oie ssrudlie
elmer erfinouna betroaen bobe. lmo
ais er ion CUR Heoe itelte. beleioigeuo
geiUoroen iei. Dns einen Si-eit un0
Die nadiolgenoe SdlieBerei berbei
fIhrte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
GampfcrfOaiiiuu.
Ghataln. WlaIi-. 1O. Wl1ra-

ODuIaliL Ntully 10. Wllr3.
gSdbren0 eines oidten glebels itie.
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oon ser Wiaine Steanibip 2inie
uno Der 7anpfer IS. i. 0inlof" ,
giGenthltm Der metropolitan 2iuie,
oes ais Eoaof Zip Glue
befannten 5nbriUe9es 5uialnmen un0
0as eritere Sdiff ianf idlon mad fir,
ser 3eit. Iie gtannihait. un0 Die
fiinf 4Giiagiere muroeu bon Dem an.
oeren Sdiife gerettet, oas ipdtcr IN.
folge zines @efs anf ben Strnn0 fa6.
rem nuBie, I'M nidt 81 iinfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
GrfinSn oeltorbsn.
glein 3]0rf. 10. q21rt

&ier ifag6 im site. con 90 syabren
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gaeumntiid'cn InHantit (5eidlabgs
eiuen Rti erlau8i 9ltte 0inior 30.
laHsti wuroe 20 'eeeisBiib 4olen ge.
boren, fam a6er ialoa im alter bon
pier Sa5rsn mt igiaen GliggH naA
gimsyie1.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
8egsn gieineios nn6 geitedluug an
aetlaat.
ToIeou, g., 10. WSr5.

Iole0u, g., TO- IRar5.
Der ebemali9e gidter Diihapl
DonneaD BON RnboIeou, g.. grdii.
bent Der Cbio Berman Sire Sniu.
rance Company, mur0e oon Den
BroBgeidIworenen bon 2ucas Gountp
Der geitehung uH0 oes lReineios an.
setlagt uno ieine ioiortige gerbai.
htnd andeor0net.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
guf ben @ruuO asIanfen.

8incDar0 SoUen, W1aii.. 10. Wldr3.
Ger Dmnpier ,.Nlaiiadjlfetts" oer
ser Rep glorf. gtaU Saoen & 6art.
for0 9oiIrooo eeb0rt, gerietb i'm bid.
ten g1ebeI bel GeOar Free gied. 8iue.
D1ro Gun0. ouf oen gulno. er fii6rt
feline Baiiagiere, Der 3oafntter Ser.
oice" uno Der autter o2InG5met~ iin0
al Ieiner Siilie ousaeioa0t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
@as II Ips2
9laU golf. 10. WGr5

-tNly sJNt = -. LLuLS.
9m @a5riiis. nad) europa o5,u.
iahren grhielt Srau 4otfer golmer
eine Decide ans Chicago. Ole lie
neranlaBie. lore sl6reiie mf mbe.
','Hmte 3eit 5u UeridEc5su. I5rau
Z softer 41lmer ihiea ii6er SEN IN.
auit Der Eeveite IN sieinlihe 9iui.
re3nna III aerat9en mo reiite iofor
rah oWeago rtriid. gludl iAr De.
pl1 iDlr0e rad iener Sf1o1 Qeion5t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
gie Sarifrepiiiun.
9ll-l-nlfan- I0 ~.

ASl'9iHli0u, TO- Nlar3.
Sits gutter Guelie oerlaatet. 0rf,
6le IariTooria8e oie 9em A5gcor6ne.
tenbalse u ieiHer oemnadlifIgen Gon.
6eriimng uHierbreiiei miro, folaen6e
EmpieblLngeu nl1d3t.
@lei IND 3uder feine 9ler6eruna.
Giiener3 aai be i5reiiiite.
ShieHeu uro Barren. 6e6elter6e
Grmakicang.
@obeiieH. q 9ro3srt erm1ssaura.
IegtilwaaEer Staleiarii fiir fseu.
rere @aummoulU1aren. eing Grho.
burg fiir Sefoenmamen. sir nifeI.
t5eure zeameu ieiHe aeHoernng; fIx
k.1i2s a31aEsr GrmaBiagna
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
@ir0 nnseeIieiert.
- lfransisto. 10. "a

~. fJllIlllatol TO. yl1r3.
8omerHeur Gillette Sat bic aus.
.isisrnng uen 8incent 8lsc0e. olns
NroHt 5fnnett 5uagitanoen. Gr mIr0
80 Gbicaso 5aDinidt 1pe1eH Ser or.
moroimg 6es &olisaten 4atrid %.
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tet uuros griscoe usr5aBt IN aaIi.
iorn.an aa S13r .3s4s5sas Dssen
Ansthss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14

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ssrSian1Vc.is. SSao.. 10. MGrl-
Go5ert Lro Ss1mes 91n75nan.
rDei @rEaer III SITTER o9n 20 rei8.
Is SaarEn tuir3eH IH s,ehriea
goinin cera1iiet. nan fla Gus
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s-1st .art. meargr1 sirrrssr 5er1lt5.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14

0ep Gaiile, IA. 9. gldr3.
Gdarlgs Cuimbg. Sec ieiHe Sat.
tin IN 1907 am 4leianstismorsen
eri4og. pggos bsass sisg ss5anss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
Gin 9eadnOnib.

SolH 5. gineIIsr in Baltimore sic6t
5u, Saa rr Die SdaRs abicusrte,
bic sri. &esina 3erO wGbrruO
einss SpaSisrgauges t6Stetrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
Jnelr JiCOen.

Sun Gooper slsOrSprulca 6altcn S,r
Weneraianwalt 6awer uaS Der
&ertbeiOiscr Gen. geaibinaten
EeOen uOH ibrcm SaaOpuuft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14

gie gnt ige Der Stan6ar6 Gil 80.
bon ,sn0ioia uno Der Hepubiic oil
GompanB 00H Chic nm cine 9iellUer.
hon0lung oes NusiOeiiing5pro5eiies
un0 nm cine Dio0if5irung oes liz.
tbeils Ulroen BON oem Wliiiourier
C6ereeribt abifldgig beidieoeH.
The bee., 1909-07-15
EAST IN GRIP Or DR0UTH.
is SEVERE IN TERRITORY SUR.
ROUNDING NEW YORK CITY.
Wells and Rivers Are Drying Up, and
Roads Almost impossible on 40
count Of Dust.

New York, July 14.-New York City
and the territory for one hundred
miles around is in the grip OF q serious
drouth, according to detailed reports
made to the local weather bureau.
Throughout this territory, which in.
cludes rich farming and truck raising
land. in southeastern New York,
northeastern Pennsylvania and east
ern Connecticut, there has been no
rain since the middle Of June. and as
q result vegetation is parched, wells
and rivers are drying up. and roads
are almost impossible because Of the
dust. The danger is aggravated by
the outbreak Of forest fires, in several
places. to the north and south Of New
York City.
The temperature was well above 80
degrees in New York and vicinity.
Many prostrations occurred.
The bee., 1909-07-15
harrisburg V. harrington.

darlington played probably
the best game of ball here yes.
terday that was ever played on
the local diamond, playing a
shut-out game with Harrisburg,
ILL.,, Guy Morgan pitching a no.
hit, no-run game.
Harrisburg also played a good
game with the exception of the
second inning, when the locals
made six hits, which netted them
five runs. In the other eight in
nings the visitors held our boys
down to no hits and no runs.
Cummins, short stop for the
locals, did some fine work, hav-
ing many chances and making no
errors,
Harrisburg plays here again
today, and no doubt the game
will be very interesting.
The lineup is as follows:
The bee., 1909-07-15
LONE ESQUIMAUx RETURNS
Boy Brought From Arctic Region by
Peary Fourteen Years Ago Longs
to Return to the North.

New York, July 9.-Mene Wallace,
the discontinued Esquimaux boy who
was brought to the United States
fourteen years ago by Commander
Peary. will sail on the steamer Rosa
lind from New York next Saturday,
bound for Greenland, where, among
his own people, he will live again the
only life that seems to him worth
living.
Officers Of the steamship company
will finance the trip.
Mems Is the only survivor Of SIX
Esquimaux who were brought to New
York by Peary The others, includ.
ing Mene's father, died Of pneumonia.
The bee., 1909-07-15

LO comotiUe Blasts.
work on I. aN. shops, psoatur.

Decature, Ala, July TO-
Work commenced yesterday In
the planning mill department of
the Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road shops in New Decatur on the
material for 300 new box-cars
which are to be built in the
shops here. For some time a
number of locomotives have been
laid up in white lead here in the
shops. 1t is now said that the
number thus stored is now only
half what 1t was a short time
ago.
The bee., 1909-07-15
WILL TRY CALHOUN AGAIN
Change Of Venue Is Denied San Fran
cisco street Car Magnate--
Trial Monday.

San Francisco, Cal, July 9.-Patrfck
Calhoun. president OF the United
Railways OF this city. win so to trial
Monday. July 10. for the second time
this year on charges Of having Of
fered a bribe TO a supervisor to in.
huenoe his vote on the overhead
trolley permit granted in 1906. He
will be tried before Supervisor Judge
william p. Lawler, who denied the
motion for a change Of venue on the
ground that the court was biased and
preiudiced against him. Judge Law
lor presided at the last trial OF. Cal
houn which resulted IN a hung jury.
The bee., 1909-07-15
BOY THROWN FROM TRAIN
Chicago Youth Is Robbed by a chum
and Then Thrown From Moving
Train and Killed.

Chicago, July .14.-Cecil Cuthbert,
IA years old, who disappeared from
his home here May 20, after he had
withdrawn SIS from a savings bank,
is thought to have been robbed and
thrown from freight train near Elk
hart, Ind. Cuthbert left this city
with Harry Brockhofen. Today the
police were notified that Braekhofen
had written a boy friend here a letter
in which he said; Il showed Cecil
on the train all o. X, and got the
cash. Am with my aunt now. but will
go further from Chicago"
Detectives Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad were ap-
pealed to. They reported that the
body OF an unidentified boy, bearing
marks indicating that he had been
murdered. had been found near Elk
hart, seeyral days ago. The Cuth-
bert boys mother left for Elk
hart and the police Of Columbus, o.,
where the BrockhOfen boy Is 8 posed
TO be, were asked to arrest h
The bee., 1909-07-15
:coLoRED COLUMN.
s. r. DRIVER, EDITOR


Mrs. James Gilchrist is still quite
sick.
Mrs. Jennie Woodson is reported
quite sick.
Hermon Edmonson made a flying
trip to Henderson.
Rev. T. p. Smith, State Evangel-
list, was in town last week.
James Custer, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, is better at
this writing.
Rev. TippGH, late of Barnsley,
vlsised tho s. s. Convention and
District Conference at Uuiontown
last week.
Rev. ]. l.. Britt, of Madisonville,
is now acting presiding Elder of this,
the Princeton District, since the
death of Rev. Tate.
On account of the rain and the
absence Of the pastor the members
and friends of the O. M. 4. Church
went an hungered last Sunday.
Bud Day and Miss Miss Laura
Palmer were married by Rev. J. R.
Evans last week. I'VE wish the hap
py couple long,and prosperous life.
Daniel Jernigan who had the
misfortune to lose his leg by COB fall
ling on him in No. IL, mine is fast
improving, and says he Will soon be
able to sit up.
The State Grand Lodge of the
Wise Men of America is In session
at.Odd Fellows Hall. Much b asihess
will be transacted dur
ing the tour days session. Saturday
The bee., 1909-07-15
nprIss" VIII contest election.

Bristol, Va, July 14.-On the ground
tAat 1875 illegal votes were cast in the
local option election held here last
week, which resulted In victory of
the "wets" by ~ majority. the tenn
perance leaders this evening decided
to contest the election.
The bee., 1909-07-15
Best He Ever Used

Mr.. w. b. Brorein, Spenceryille,
o., says: II have used your Bour-
bon Poultry Cure with my chickens
and turkeys and think it is the best
remedy for cholera that 1 ever
used"
The bee., 1909-07-15
Bandits Raid saloon.

Lacrosse, Wis, July S.-Polics are
searching for two bandits who en-
tered the saloon Of r. A. Adler at
Buckton., riaed the cash register.
stole a dispatch box, containing val
liable papers. and escapSd with =
stolen team.
The bee., 1909-07-15
Steel Company increases Paw.

Lebanon, Pa, July 14.-The Lacka-
wanna Iron and Steel Company an
nounced that, beginning July 16, the
wage scale in effect before April 1.
when a decrease Of ten per cent was
made, will be resumed. Eight hundred
men are affected.
The bee., 1909-07-15

Boston, July 14.-Boston was the
hottest city in the country with the
exception of New Orleans, the mer-
curry rising from II degrees to a max
imum OF 81 at O'Clock in the after
noon.
The bee., 1909-07-15

gala day is to be II day OF general
frolic and fun. Let good Fellowship
prevail for we are all clansman.
No Sunday schoo! IN the State is
under better guidance than that
connected to the Mt. Zion Baptist
church of this city, with an average
attendance Of 1856. divided in IL
CLASSES, skillfulIv hand led by as
many able teachers, earnest, inter-
ested and determined to excel all,
under the espionage Of the best Of
pastors. It is indeed treat q verit-
able oasis in ones life to visit there.
The morning services are always
we'll attended as well as the b. Y. P.
U. which convenes at 1880 p. m.
each Sunday kis very instructive.
Subjects were discussed, excellent
papers read aud withal the church
is thriving in all its departments.
The Juvenile choir, uuder the :lead.
ershIp and guidance of s. F. Gill, is
composed of excellent vc.ces. The
piano, presided by little Miss D. B.
Gill. furnishes the musical part on
all devotional occasions. tMrs. Lille
B. Slaughter, the regular reporter,
will receive all matter for this col
umn Of said church, which we will
gladly publish. Rev. H. Amos
preached at 3 p. m. to q packed
house. We we're all glad to hear
him
The bee., 1909-07-15

Jefferson City, Mo-, July s.--Acting
on a suggestion from the secretary OF
state for Missouri, Attorney General
Major has begun proceedings to force
the Adams Express Company to either
take out a license or quit the state.
The bee., 1909-07-15
Base Ball.


The E. A. O., Srs., defeated
the Sebree team here last Mon
day by a score of z to 0, but ow-
ing to our inability to secure a
score card we are unable to give
the particulars of the game.
The bee., 1909-07-15
WoIaast nests Nelson.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 14-Ad VOL
CAST, of Milwaukee, despite the fact
that he weighed FIVE pounds less than
Battling Nelson, gave the durable
Dane thorough whipping in a ten
round bsut before the Pacific Athletic
.I,,A
The bee., 1909-07-15
North caroIInIan chosen.

Denver, Colo, July 81. Y. Joyne
superintendent of schools Of Nor
Carolina, was elected president Of
National Educational Associate
Arthur H. Chamberlain, of Pasade
Cal, was reelected treasurer, and
win Shepard, Of Winona, MINI. 8
tary. fsFfr....s-
The bee., 1909-07-15
EXECUTION QUE AaaInst on Trust.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 1.-THE
attorney generals office request
ed the clerk of the supreme
court to issue q writ Of execution
against the Waters-Pierce company
for s17.17914. This amount repre-.
sents the costs Of the Standard oil
custer suit which was recently as
sessed against the Waters-Pierce COM
pany by the decision OF the court.
The bee., 1909-07-15

Thomas He denied the Staying of
Cuthbert. He declared he left the
boy four weeks ago at Elkhart, Ind,
with q car inspector.
The bee., 1909-07-15
Little Bv Little.

yes. I put all my little things IN
wash" said she, my towels and table
napkins and handksrchiefs. My wash
erwoman doesn't charge me exorbi.
family for them. She is very reason
able. She wants 10 encourage me to
put them In. 30 she can take them
away from me one by one without nay
knowing IT,"
The bee., 1909-07-15
HerOnlY Hope

Mrs. Newton b. Thomas, Christ
hamburg KY, says; II have used
your Bourbon Poultry Cure and
know that il will cure Turkey O hO-
lera. IL Is my only hope of raising
the birds next year. ~
The bee., 1909-07-15
EnaII.h Import, d rImher.

OF the timber England imports, 81
per cent is pine and FIR, three per cent.
oak and ten per cent. teak, mahogany
and other furniture woods.
The bee., 1909-07-15
How Eln. n wnuId n.

How splendidly everything would No
done If every man could do his work
as well as other people think they
could do It.
The bee., 1909-07-15

Gets Much Tobacco from America.
More than one-quarter OF the tobac-
co consumed by the Spanish nation
Genes from the United States.
The bee., 1909-07-15

Philadelphia, July 14.-Heat today
caused I'VE fdeaths. Four of the vic
Tins were, children.
Maximum temperature was 80 de-
rees, the highest humidity 70.
The bee., 1909-07-15

Columbus. o., July 14.-Har1 rock
hofen was found early this h0rning
by a State Journal reporter at the
home OF his grandmother, Mrs. Anna
The bee., 1909-07-15

gala day is to be T. day Of general
frolic and fun. Let good Fellowship
prevail for we are all clansman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
HOUSEHOLD HELPS

Slowly and very surely, the holiday
season is drawing near and the busy
housewife is thinking of the first Of
the occasions when the families will
gather for good time or course
that means THANKSGIVING when The
college boys and girls will come home
and the grandparents will gather for
a reunion. 1t is not really too early
to think about the menu for the dav If
all days either. Out in the yard the
ducks and hens have been looked care
fully over and just which ones will BE-.
dispatched has been decided and thrv
are getting more than their share of
corn. Fortunate indeed is the man
who has flock of turkeys, he is the
envy of his neighbor and the poor de-
luded turkey king little know the fac
in store for their proud heads.
Some helpful hints are given below
for the menu and as everyone has Ter
own ideas, they may be elaborated On.
Cream of Celery Soup.
Roast Turkey
Cranberry Sauce. Mashed Potatoes
Squash. Boiled Onions. Sweet Potatoes
N1ince Pie. Pumpkin Pie
Plum Pudding
Holiday Candy. Nuts Oranges
RECIPES.
Plum Puddins-(This is delicious)-One
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Wiring a cloth from vinegar and wrap
it several thicknesses around cheese to
keep it from molding or drying.
Cold water, a teasponful of ammonia
and soap will remove machine grease when
other means would not answer on account
of colors running.
To wash water bottles or any vase hav-
ing a long neck, fill with clear, not water
and tiny bits of torn paper. Shake well
and rinse in cold water.
Do not throw away discarded umbrel-
la. The ribs will be found most useful
for stalking chrysanthemums or other
stocky plants. Raffia is better than string
for tying up the plants.
The flavor of cup of cocoa is often
more delicate if the least bit of vanilla
is placed in it. In restaurants teaspoon
full of whipped cream or marshmallow
is served in each cup of cocoa.
Success in making fruit fritters depends
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COOKING RULES.
Green Vegetables Should Be Dropped
Into Sailed Water.

If vegetables appear wilted they
may be frcshcned by soaking them in
cold water.
may be cooked as soon as prepared.
Green vegetables should be dropped
into saItcd boiling water and cooked
very rapidly, but such vegetables as
asparagus. spinach. beans, peas and
corn should be cooked in as little wa
ter as possible, just enough to keep
them from burning. Other vegetables.
such as cabbage with water and a
pinch of soda added. In cooking on
ions they should first be scaldcd and
the water changed twice during the
course of cooking.
Spinach. if it is to be cooked imme-
diatcly, may be washed in scalding
water, which will remove the sand
clngng to the stems much more thor
oughly than cold water.
Green corn should not be washed
Some people prefer to boil it with the
husks on.
Cabbage and cauliflower should be
thoroughly washed and soaked hcld
downward SO as to remove any in
sccts lurking inside them.
Every kitchen should have a scrub
bling brush to be used exclusively for
scrubbing vegetables. Potatoes. for
instance, should be scrubbed thorough
" before they are pared; also parsnips
and carrots
In preparing bcets do not break the
skin before cooking them or all the
juice will be lost.
In baking potctoes first scrub them
well. Then grease them with little
butter applied on piece of brown pa
per. Bake for an hour, testing one
when they seem to be done by burst
ing it slightly with the fist If the po-
tato is soft and mealy they are ready
to be served
A little chopped parsley tied up in Il
small muslin bag will greatly improve
the flavor of string beans.
Stewed tomatoes are improved by
adding little finely chopped meat and
meat gravy: also a sliced onion fried
in butter until brown Stewed toma-
toes are seldom cooked long enough
and invariably have a raw taste. They
should be cooked down until quite
thick.