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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

- Su Buffalo, u. g., beSins bic
beuti6e suauselii6e ct. Yster @smsin'
be Die 5sisr ibrss Oiumunteueu 9riinos
unsSfsites. gu oem .3pede fam Pre'
bigger Or. 8. Riiter aus Cincinnati,
Sbio, Der PrGiiOeut Der eOan9eliIdeu
SeusrulipuOOe uOn 0iOrOumerita, nah
Buffalo, pel6er SOnuta9 ben 9aupt'
gottssoienlt Isitste, uno ben Yaitor Der
Subslssmeiuoe, Serrn y. SOOe, unter'
itiiste, pelher isit 1902 ais Oersu Seel.
iOrser funsirt. Die 9emeiuoc bat trOs
ibres 9lltsrs ibren beuti9en Sbaratter
bswabrt, Der Saupt9OttesOieuit Wirb nnr
in Oeuti6er Sprade Sebulten uno bic
Oeutids SOnntussiduls wsiit etneH
ebenIU Sablreiben, aber nod eifri9ersn
Seiud uuf, wie bic en9Iiibe. 9err Or
Daniit Sru9eu unO iein 100 YeriOuen
Itarter @bOr fhbrten elm rsibbaltiSes
nulifuliIdes Brosramm aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Suunlprc.

- Sn Duumors baben bic DemOtra'
ten unO Repulitunsr am Dienitas ebr'
lid setbeilt. UtunIsg iit gum S4as'
msifter unO Dper gum Stru6sntOmmii.
idr erpGblt porSen.
- Der fribsr bier ieBbafte Or. Bils
liam y. stanton, felt ben lesten paar
Sabrsu in philadelphia wObubaft, lift
Ouietbit SOuutus an Der 2uussusutsiins
buns ssltOrbsn uuO Dienitus ju S8bits
nsp's YOint, u. o., besrcbeu WOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Gin Wfann cbue @aaen.

Dianhe Neute miirOsn frOb iein, wenn
iie feinen Wtassn battsn, oeun ale ibre
tDrperlbeu &eioen lheinen pon oieiem
Orsune ausjuscbeu. ancere wieoer se'
ben ourds Neben uno wiiien taum, baB
iie sinsn Wta9eu OOer anoere innere Srs
game beiisen. Die lestersn iinO SliidIi6
unO sewObnlid seiunO.
Wtan fam tbutidblid ii6 10 wobl be-
finosn uuo li6 iOl6 elmer perfetten Sc.
iunobeit erfrsuen, OaB man iid ni6t ein'
mai OeHen berpuBt lit. ouB man einen
WtaSeu, cine Seber, Elm Serj, 9iieren
ODER anOere inuere Sr9ane beiist. Sn
iol6em Sale urbeiten bic inneren Sr'
game automutilt uno barmOniid, wie
Die 9tutur ss beabiihtist bot. IS lit
Elm .3eiden gutter @eiunObeit.
Su Dem gusenblid ieOoh, in welhem
Sie iid Der @rlitenj Der inneren Sr9ane
bemubt weroen. finoen sic aus, buB ct
mas niht in Sronung lit. IS mag an'
funSs nur cine SleiniSfeit iein, uber oas
llebel lit uOrbanoen unb usrlan9t Be
a6tunS.
Sbr Ser; mag iid bemertbar MAIDEN
Our6 lsibts @srduide, ihnelss unO
unrsSsImGBiSss 9lOpfen.
Sbr Wtussn ourd Gin unbebusli6es
@sfhbl, Ourd Sldbunsen unO Elm uns
unsenebmes gOlliein uu9 ben Wtabl'
setten.
Sbre 9eber burd Elm 9efiibl BON
S6lafrisfeit, unoeutlides Seben, selbe
@eii6tsfarbs, uno beteste Sun9e.
Sbre 9iieren Our6 bumpfe Sdmerlen
in ben 2enben unb ourd idurfen, wOl'
fig ausiebeuOen llriu.
Sbre Ginssweioe burd tbre trd9s unc
uerjO9erte 9lrbeit, uno 10 neiter nit al
len Srsunen oes menidlibsu SOrpers.
@snn Die 2eute uerniinftis senus wa'
rem, Oieie eriteu 8arnunsen Der gtatur
,u beahten, ounn tOnnten uiele S6mer'
zen. uiel @lenb uuo llnbebuslidteit per.
mieoen merosn. SOrni's sllpenfrduter
wiro osie fleinen usbel i6nell bsieitis
gen, uno lis lo9ar, ielbit penn iie ihon
i6limm seworosn itnb, Ober iit ju be-
ftimmten Sranfbeiteu aus9ebiloet baben,
aud nod beilen, aber Oisie usbel iollten
i'm glniau9e beu6tet uno i'm Seine ers
itidt perben.
Sorni's gllpenfrduter, oas alts, Seits
bewabrte Srautsr.Seilmittel, bat einen
unuutsrbro6snen RefOrO bes @rfOIses
aufiupsiisn, uls elm Wtittsl sesen oieie
llnrcsslmdBiSteiten oss meni6lidsn Sp'
items. EauisnOe babsn iibsr ieinsn bO'
ben Wertb 3euSniB ab9elsSt.
Seine slpOtbsfsr. WisOiiin, ionbsrn elm
einiadss, alteS 3rduter, Seilmittsl, Oas
Dem Publifum Oirstt Sslsfert wirO Our6
SOiaIu9enten, uuseitsIlt pOu ben @issus
tbiimsrn, Or. Peter 6abrueD & Cons
Co., 1925 90. SOpus Nueuus, Gbicu.
go, 81.
6Orni's sllpenfrdutrr Slutbsleber lit
su bubeu bel Senrp 8a(tsr, 1O11 @sOar
Nuenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
ausenebme &a9rt9t
bon Oeul
Srttjcllg
NQ0cll.

gute, parms Slunfets uno Somforts.
bisIe uon itunbarb Qualitdt, absr es iino
Wluiter, leiht bsidmus uim. gSun'
bert 90 Sie nidt oft. oaB sic bener IN
BEN @lobe 2aoen ausmahen tonnen,
mi, anSersmo llniere srOBe antauts'
fraft uuo bsitanoise BeOba6tnn9 oss
Wfarftes lit bas @eheimniB. Sie be-
fommeu erlte QualitGt Su bel6nittenen
9reiIen-mir erbultsn mebr Haum tur
neuen Yorratb. Oiele Silte mtro uns
,peiielbait irseno cine 9totbmenot9tett
in Srlnnerun9 brin9en:
Saampoae Slanfets.
1914 arau unb psiB. Ous Yuur- .55 6.
la 9rau uno weiB, oas Paar. $1.1O
gSole yfap Slaufets.
ia wsise 8tantets, bas Raur. 81 80.
12-4 peiee Slanfets, oas Paar. .$1.69.
ssrise Wolle Slanicts s-32 Ruurs
pon feiuen msi6en wollenen Ulnntets,
wsrtb $3.50; Satanfsprsis, Ous Faar,
$3.50.
S1.25 Gnmiarts, S1.9S - 8Olc
@rDse, aneeisrtist BON faucD 9eorud,
tenn @ambrlc, rein wsibe Baumwollenn'
fauuns Yertauispreis, is 50 SsntS.
81 so Gumfurts, 81 9S-72 bel 80
erO6, iibsrsOssn NIT feinem franBOiiihsp
Sambric, in biibihen Blumenmnltern'
beioe Seitsn 9leif, einfade anTlilllnl
uno in Der beiten Beile anssTertI9t
8srtaufspreis, ie $l.9s.
Sang biuteu-9aupt 6lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
@dpne Gcnntp.

SunrsbaIs.-Oem @bepaar Gopart
Saoer uon @eit StruBs 1T 6rsitas Elm
S6bnlsin 9sbOren wOrosu. - Der 3u
9uurslu pobnbafte Bauer Sobn SGf.
ner 1T Sonntas unh einwO6entli6er
Srantbeit i'm 2llter BON 81 Subren 9es
ltorben. @r mirO pOn Der Bittwe. 3nei
SObnsn uuO ,pei 3Obtern iiberlebt unO
feline SsiieeuHs erfolSte Oieuitus i'm
oeuti6su lutb. SrieobOf. - stephan
Wtudsl pom 5Ortenia beabii6tiSte, iei'
neu auf Wtontas fallenoen "a. @eburts'
tag i'm Ssrmauotentreiie gu feiern unb
Oiesbe;ii9li6s @inlaOuuSen Wuren erluis
fen werOsn, bod ftarb er plOslif SOnus
tag ytuht uuO Die 9dlts erfubren erft
ieinsn 9oo, als lie in Der BubnitatiOn
Wiadst, Der in Deutiblanb
]eborsu purrs, mar felt AZ Sabren in
,isisr @e9eno isBbuft unO betrieb lanss
Sabre cine Wa9enDerfltGtte 81 SesleD'
,ille. Seine Bsiieeuu9 erfol9te geiteru,
uObsi Pultor 8. O. @oenen amtirte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Don Der Sdbfeite.

SOel OCH 0geteuttH JOgH SclHIleI uuH
Mupls StruBs bat iih Elm SObnlrin Gins
Ssitellt.
Sobn Roller bon Beed StruBe lisst
sefdbrlih erfranft an Der SunSenents
3iinoun9 oarnieoer.
Gin Stummbalter but fd bel osm
@bspaar @OwarO SOffmanu uou Glib
Nsbitsr Guenue einseitellt.
Sei Ssrrn uuo Srau @mil Struu6
ir. on Proipect auenue bat Der StOr9
tiirslid ein Rndblen bintsrlaHen.
Bei Der Samilie Serrn unO Srau 90.
waro SOswintsl, GOT PrOipect ausnue,
bat elm S6bnlein ieinsn @injus &C.
balten.
Sin 15idbrissr Sun9e numens Pittel
pon @eour Guenue 9litt Dor eini9en Ia
gen auf Dem Ssitenwes aus uno brad
einen 5ubtn6tel.
Der S6riftleser Sobn Wfiller, oellen
9attin uno Sino oil Wtaple StraBe
wObnen. 1T um WiOuta9 abeno In Jiew
Yort seitorben.
Der ct. SOiepb's Serein Der ct.
Uiarien @emeinoe bat beihloIien, am
SitermOuta9 in Der @emsinoebulle einen
Sall abiubalten.
Serr @cOrse 5. Srdmer uOn 1920
ShO Sruins 9luenue wurOs tiirSIid uOn
elmer 6reunoesidaar iibsrrui6t, Seiste
lib aber Der Aufsabe uOllis scwudien.
@eoroc Shoa uon gocuit Stra6s
uerfiu9 iid Oienita9 in Der Snopfiabrif
cine 0ano III Der Wiaihine uno ebe er
iie Surid;ilben fOnnte, purOen ibm
uier ,SiuSer uogeihnitten.
Ole Office Der 1aurel 1inie Stein.
BREEDER 9Scrte ju Council Sunction 1T
OienllaB Jiabt ourb Elm Seuer 5eritOrt
worNen. OuS Elm iiberbei,ter Sfeu uers
uriatls. Der Yerluit betrdst etwa
800.
6rau SSrieOrit Slider uon 9teptune
court fiel Sumitag abeno pGbreno Der
8errihtun9 Der bauslihen arbeit nie'
Del unO burit iid babel Elm 8lutsefdt
i'm SOpf. Sbr 3uftanO mar jurSsit Elm
flitiihCr.
Der 20 Sabre alte 8Omun 3ibOwsfi
uOn Sig StraBe, Elm 3reiber in Der
Dodge 3ehe. erbielt Sreitas uOn ieiuem
@iel sinen tiidti9en Suftritt in ben I'm
tereb uuo man beiiirdtete, ouB er in
usrli6 usrlsst iei.
9lls SObu Games bon @eOur aueuus
um WfOnta9 Gbeno Susi SunOe trsnnen
wOllte, bic iih 9egenieitig an9esrifieu
batten, wanOte zines Der Ebiere iid)
9esen i'm uno biB ibm siHen 5esen aus
Dem glrm, poruuf er bas Gbier tDOtets
uuO iid Die 8unbe uusbrennen lisB.
S;au Wtaria u. aulba6, Satin bes
Yster slulbu4 BON UiOltts ausuue, III
SOnnta9 9eitOrben. auBsr oem @utten
iiberleben te neun Sinoer. Die Bei'
iesuns erfOlste Dienitus 0tudmitta9.
nobel Or. PaitOr 6. 8. S6miot uOn
Der SrieOsns Semsinbe ben 2ruueroienit
leitete.
| Die 18 Sabre alte Satberina gioll
uon Utuple StraBe uuo IA Sabre alts
Marp Suoujista uOn Der slsideu Ctr.
psl6e in Der SieruO,fi 8dderei an
Sslsrmun Court bei6diti9t parsu, bic
unsebli6 um SOnnta9 $50 aus sinem
uberen 3immer entpsnosteu, pabreno
Iis allsiH seluGeu purOsu, wuroen WtOn'
tag mad einsm SerbOr unter ie $500
Sarsi6aft fur Elm 9eriAtli6rs @ridei'
men aeitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
scAstauieuO giienarbsitsr, Wlil

- Sc6stauisuo Giieuurbsiter, Wtit'
SlisOer Der rSOuieimitbs anN Bridge
mems linton, purbeu in Oiem Yort
OuuOn in SenntniB geieet, cab ibrs
SObue uOn $3.50 uuf So per Gag srbObt
worOen iino.,
= Dus suuSe weitIi6s &ublanc 1T
uOn fur6tbarsn S6nssitiirmeu beimses
Iu6t pOrbeu. Der @iienbubu' unO
Eslssrupbeuusrtebr 1T tibsruu uuterbrO'
den, absr bic sinluuieuOsn OlrftissH
Ota6ridtsn luHsu erteuueH, NaB msbr
oils 100 FerioHen in BEN unpsttsr ben
Cob ssfunOsn baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

- Su Paris brObt Die Seine mieoer
iiber ibre llfer Su treten unO Ous SO6s
maner bat maudes wieoer SeritOrt, mas
man nod Der lesten ueberidwemmuns
reparirt hattie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Sin &rad iu EOr,eaan, Gbtna
nuo Gjlasuaare Yreiiea.

Sim @rossidOB 1T Sesenwartia ein
8eriauI Der obi9en 8uaren i'm San9,
uno Iino Die an9eiseten Preiie 10 nieO'
ria, oaB Sie in @rltuuuen seIest wer'
ben. Der erlte SGuier erbult Die bette
Guswabl, baber 1T sin friib5eiti9ss Sr'
iheiuen r6tblid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
2ebrers 2eminar.

Dus ua6itsbenOe Sdreiben ipriht
fir ii6 islbit unO beOuri teiusr Weiteren
@rtlIrun9:
Scminar Committee,
437-439 @alt Water Street,
Ntilnautee, isis, 8. Sebr. 1910.
Serrn 6ris SBa9ner,
Vadupunna @ountp 3weis.
Scranton, pa.
@sebrter Strr!
Ginlsssno ieuOen mir Sbnen Auitt'
un9en fir Die Spenoer Der uon Sbnen
aelanotsn 5 100 unb bitten sic, oafiir
3u iorSsu, oaB bieielben nsbit ben an bic
Ysrsius uusseitellten Dantesidreiben in
Die SdnOe Der bstr. Sefretdre selansen.
g8ir bOifen, OaB Oas CUTE SeiIpiel aud
bic unoeren Yereine iowie pOblbabenoe
StummsSbriioer ueranlalien Diro, ibr
S6srilsin gum suten SSerte beiiutras
gen.
6hr Sbrs periOnliteu 8emiibunseu
belteus OautenO, Seibnet
Wtit beutl6em @ruBe
SObn Us. Suetterle,
YorIiesr Sss seminar @Omites.
6. Dalmer, Shriitfiibrer.
2lliO, wis idOn friiber seiast: 9Bir
Iiuo ssrue bersit, etwaise weitere Bet
iteusrn in Gmpfuu9 gu nsbmeu, bariiber
Dfientli6 gu quittiren uuO iie on oas
seminar Al bef0rbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17
Deutide 8rief(tfe.

BelbOu Srubu6sr, Senrid 6eueritein,
Srau SEQ. u. @Osr, 6. g. @lOB,
rauUtaraaretOoffs, Srau Sol. Sod,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

Die feinIten Drudurbeiteu Der Staot,
9isfsrt Die Sffice Oss -BOdeubIatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-17

Das na6itsbenOe Sdrsiben ipriht
fir ii6 islbit unO beOuri teiusr weiteren
@rtlIrun9:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
Gold and Silver Table.

Nemise Ventura of Porto Rico spent
most of thirty years making table
out of silver and gold. He was n mi
ner and conceived the idea of depOs-
iting the precious metals In the form
of this table. The legs are OF gold.
the top Is OF silver. Around the edge
of the table are designs of ancient
coins. the center part represents n
map of the United States. all being
outlined In silver. The table Is IL
inches in height. rs inches long and 10
inches wide The maker estimates Its
value at 100000 He il In New York
city now, hoping to dispose OF his
prize but he is so afraid that some one
will steal It that he scarcely leaves It
for n moment He desires very much
To witness the sights Of Now York.
but SAW he will not run any risk or his
table getting away from him This
man has manifested great skill and In
dustry and It is to be hoped his thirty
vears of labor will be rewarded with a
generous purchaser The world Is full
of gold md silver tables that so hold
men down that they cannot get much
time or opportunity to soc anything
else or do anything beside keeping
thieves away from their fathered
riches.-The Christian Herald.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01

random. not In rows. and should Mt
together closely so that few Of the
mortar joints are more than one-half
inch thick Tho stones should stand
out prominently and should not be
mastered to n smooth surface with
mortar. neither should any broken
edges be visible. A good workman.
by tho proper use OF cobblestone. as
shown In this design. can secure n
very ornamental effect and one exact
ly In keeping with the general atmos-
phere OF the rustic site on which tho
house IL built
For tho walls OF this house either
clapboards or shingles may be used
Shingles are always appropriate for
the walls OF a house OF simple design.
especially In connection with cobble-
stone work. There are various pleas.
ing ways In which shingles may be
laid to suit those who consider the
ordinary method Of laying the shingles
in uniform rows, Ave inches to the
weather. too monotonous. A pleasing
variation Ia to place the shingles In
alternate rows of two and eight inches
to the weather. This requires no
more material or labor and gives a
very attractive appearance. The
shingles on the roof. however. should
always be laid In the regular way.
A glance at the floor plans win
show very convenient and comfort.
able arrangement of space in this
house There Is large central hall.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01

The French town authorities post
village bulletin boards. for public In
struction one of these reads Hedge
hog; live on mice. spails and wire
worms do not kill n hedgehog. Toad ::
helps agriculture. killing twenty to
thirty insects every hour--do not kill n
toad Cockchafer: deadly enemy to
the farmer. lays one hundred eggs at
a time-kill the coCkchafer." II would
be n good idea for our own government
to post bulletins of this sort. instead
of printing so many for circulation.
In the south most of the snakes
are of great value. and that IL rela-
lively true everywhere Tho blue
racer, handsome fellow. IL estimated
to be worth ten dollars year to de-
stroy mice and gophers. Tho bull
snake and garter snake destroy in
sects and rodents, without themselves
hurting tho garden. In my Clinton
ground we have so long protected tho
garter snake that he suns himself on
the compost piles without fearing us
at all Why not? Why carry spite
because serpent Is said to have
tempted Eve? Was 1t not a fair match
Poisonous snakes are nearly as rare
ms those that TALK. ID. Powell in
Outing
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
EXPLAINED TO FUNNY EDITOR
Enlightened by Woman Who Wants
Morologuc That VIII Keep Her
Talking Fifteen Minutes.

"Aro vou tho funny cd,tor7" si,c
asked p,usfnc for , u,ou,ut in tho
doorway Il want vou to write n vnude
yill, ak,tch Cnr mo I bono you'ro
going to h, more sympathetic than
won look md th,, r,uipds mo TINT
of all tho STONY hearted nconlo | ever
mot I'm NIL my life n certain theatrical
mauor,r in tbia town hut don't
suppose Won care Ia hear about that.
tho start that ! havo boon married
II vns -, worry snd ,xncri,pco and
really II seems To mo that anyone
with fhn instincts of n gentleman
would nj least have given mo "A hear
ing but whom offered to read a
scene from Shakespeare he called for
hcIp. and as was saving II was "A
very sad cxpcricnCc mean my mar
rind life Why he treated me IA If
had been the morcgt scum of tn,
street and didn't oven stop smoking
or ask mo to sit down when | went
into his Office. but suppose he must
be bothered great deal by all kinds
of people who think they can act. |
had to leave him on account of hta
insane jealousy If | merely spoke
pleasantly to tho pOstman he would
fly into a passion. and almost the first
thing he asked me WAS whether Id
DO willing to wear tights. because he
thought with my llgur" he might get
me into some company. no matter
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
LOVE STAYS YOUNG
WOMEN NEVER BECOME TOO OLD
TO MARRY.
Reality Exercise and Activity OF Mind
Combine 20 Keep Woman Still
Young When She Might 30
Grandmother.

limo wos whom If n Girl was not
married. nj 81 she WINS supposcd to
,.,i,,, h,ra,iC :, ,b, gipyIo IIfc far
tho rest of her DAYS. 4 little later
ON In the worlds history indeed
within the memory of those living
II was thought that - was tho NJ
most limit Mt which n uoman'a de.
spairing hopes could cling ia uatrl
mony
The carly marriage ia the c,ccptInn
now. not the rulc= and thcro ia much
wonder and objection NOWADAYS over
the marriage Of n Girl of Il nR ib,re
would once have been over that of
n woman of "a
In old dnva r,,,I ,,l,cos..,a ,,,r
riod at II In thcsc. a,y. th,y uorry
M seven twenty or avon much
later M Joubt ono r.nycn lira I'm the
fact that women no lonpcr Civ, IN
their youth M nrouo;urelv M they
usod tn do AZ u,,,na twcntv
woman once lo,d nsldo nil feminine
vanity. hctook herself In hidcous
etylos ot droasip, and gave nm all her
activity md hrr intor,st In the out
gfdo world ar cours, ,hc grow old
nj once
Nnu,o,., ,,i,,,, ,or,,,,, ,ctiv-
Nv oC ,,,t,,,, a., ,,,,l, ,,tcrcsts
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/, No.. I,,,, H., l.. ,r.,, nis,at,
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an
md
=, net
''',' - '' - ~, w. .,, :,
80, -, h.
-, l., a., -, J,u ,yorv
10, -, ~, ,,, !,
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So, all
,aa J..
W., l.. ,,ch
a
sa',,', ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,r 1,,, IN ito first
-, H., ,t,,,,,v -, nut
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01

arrangements for the sale Of Red
cross Christmas Seats for 1910 hay,
been announced by the National As
soCtation for the Study and Proven
tion Of Tuberculosis and the Nmrrl
can Red Cross \ Million for Tuhcr
culosls' Will h" the slogan Of the 1876
campaign Two features of the sal,
this year are uniuu" and will bring
considerable" capital to- tn" tuhorculo
sis fighters The American National
Rcd Cross Is To issue the stamps aR III
former years. but this organization
Will work In clos" 60 operation with
the National Association for the STUDY
and Prevention Of Tuberculosis. which
body will share In th" proceeds of tn,
sales The charR" tn local aEsoCia
lions for the use Of the nationa
stamps has been reduced also from .,
per cent to l2ta per cent. which vii
mean AT least $5o.o0o more for tuhrr
culosis work in all parts of the I'uit"t
States Tn" stamps are TO be d"sIg
mated ms Red Cross Seals this year
and are to be placed on the back a
letters instead of on the front
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
a Literary VearnInQ.

I'D give good bit to get hold OF
some of old Deadles novels said the
man of forty-five. Il get so weary OF
the popular novels that are being
ground out by tho fiction factories
that my soul fairly yearns for the good
old stories | used to read when was
n boy. so keen has this longing be
come that have been going around
among the old book stores where sec
ond hand periodicals are kept In the
hone of picking up some OF the Bea-
dies dime and half-dime libraries. But
my quest has been In vain,
II find that there are blood and
thunder publications issued today. but
they have nothing Of the charm pos
sesscd by such writer's M Col. Prentice
Ingraham. Ned Buntline. Edward L..
wheeler, whose Deadwood Dick stories
were classics. and Edward 8. Ellis.
who wasn't ashamed to sign his stories
for Beadle. in spite Of the fact that
he was also known In the educational
field
These men were artists In their
way. and | am sure that many an old
boy OF my age shares my regret that
their work shouldn't be preserved
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
Dainty Oeaaerts.

Take Ave large peaches. pare. stone
and boil in n strip until clear. Chill
then place between two halves a thick
layer OF Ice cream. Mash a pint OF
red raspberries and add them to the
peach strip. then pour It over and
around tho peaches and serve at once.
Pineapple Log Cabin.--Seiect a
large ripe pineapple pare. eye and
cut into slices nefpurth OF an inch
thick. Cut these across into halfinch
strips. Sprinkle thickly with powder,
cd sugar and set In cold place TIL
time to serve. Then carefully drain
OF the strip and arrange the strips.
six deep. in a log cabin fashion on
small china plates. Sprinkle lightly
with powdered sugar and freshly
grated cocoanut. FIJI the center with
fine, ripe red raspberries and pour
over them the strip. which has been
drained from the pineapple.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01

A suspected sample of ground cot.
fee may be tested In this way Place
a teaspoon OF the coffee in n wineglass
containing water. If a part floats and
q part sinks II Ia nd ilteratcd
II SCOT falls upon the carpet or rug
do not attempt to sweep until It has
been covered thickly with dry salt II
can then be swept up properly. and
not stain or smear will be left
When boiling milk put two table.
spoonfuls Of water in the pan first. and
let II boil. MIX boiled In this way
will never burn the bottom Of tho
saucepan.
II salt Is sprinkled over the range
before frying IL commenced there will
be- no disagreeable odor II the fat
spatters over.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
6ruGaelR SprotIta

These are next To the cauifiower in
delicacy and easier to grow. They
form In many small heads about the
size OF an English walnut on the stalk
Of the plant, to prepare for the table.
The little heads are blanched first,
after which they may be served with
any kind of sauce or be simply sauted
In olive oil or butter. To blanch them
remove the wilted and yellow outer
leaves from the little heads or sprouts.
then having removed the stalk close
to the head. soak the heads In cold
salt water for an hour. Drain. cover
with boiling salted water and cook
rapidly for Is or 20 minutes until ten.
der. Re sure and have plenty OF wa.
ter for this cooking Drain In a col.
ander, throw cold water over them
and drain again. They are now ready
to rcheat In butter or be simply sea.
eoned with salt. pepper and butter or
to be reheated and served with sauce.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
Proper Way to XIII Chicken.

The learned department OF agricul-
ture at Washington Is now Issuing In
structions as to the proper way TO kill
a chicken You are first to grasp the
chicken by the bony part Of the skull.
being careful not to touch the neck
Then you are to take a small sharp
knife and. having made n small cut on
the right side Of the roof OF the
chickens mouth just where the bones
of the skull meet. you are to stick tho
point of the knife right up through the
chickens brain until It touches the
skull midway between the eyes This
sounds very nice and humane, also
somewhat leisurely. but II may be
found necessary first to chloroform the
chicken before It will submit quietly
to the operation. Chickens are OBJ
stinate and unreasonable creatures any
way and they may not realize that the
knife Is a great Improvement over the