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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

9luf einem Gpa5tergange i'm Waloe
bon Saint gloub traf giapolepn l.
einmal einen 8oblenbrenner Bel ber
Mrbeit. wMiepiel perbienit bu Bel
beinem Gei9dft?" fraste Der aaiier.
- 8ier5ig sous tdeli9, Maieitdt."
= rOas lit febr pents." = .unb
trosoem /seniist mir bos, um meine
Tamilie su erndbren, alte Shulben
81 be5ablen unb mod gelb fir bic
3utunft suriid5uIeesn." rDielss
Hdtb1el muBt bu mir erflGren." -
sd erndbre meine Samilie, bas i'll
felbitberitdnbli9; idaablte alteS9ul.
ben, benn iA erndbre audi meinen
olten Batter. Der mid einit erndbrt
bat; unb id lese @elo fir bic gu.
tunft an. tnbem i6 meine Rinbsr er.
rGbre, bic bafiir midi ernGbren iper.
ben, ipenn i9 alt fein tperbs." -
n9ier bait bu 20 ST., "faate Dee aai>
fer; nbu barfit aber, bepor bu mid
mebrere Mele sefeben baben lpirit,
betne i60ne Grtldrung teinem anoes
rem Meni6en segeniiber fpieberboIen."
@m Ibenb, betm Souper, CAB Der
&aifer fsinen GGften bas HdtbIel bes
aDblers ouf. Gin General erbat ii9
"a Gtunoen 3eit unb faste, bab er
mad Mblauf bieTer Srift bic 2Dfuns
brinsen perbe. Dim nd9ten Morsen
sing ct in oller Sriibe in ben WaID
binaus gum Roblenbrenner unb bat
i'm, bas, mas ct bem Raiier gefaet
bate, no1 einma[ gu ipieberbolen.
nl1nnlisli9", ertpiberte Der a0bIer.
.id3 babe peripro9en, niat friiber
bariiber 5u fpre9er, ols Bis id ben
nRleinen Corporal" mod mebreremaf
gefeben buten tpiirbe ..." .6ier
Iait bu 100 ST., faete Der Generai.
Der &pblenbrenner nabm bic siinf
Mapoleons, legte einen ouF feline
Sanbfld9e, brebte ibn mebreremal
na9 auen Seiten, ftedts Das geIb in
bic Sai9e unb CAB bann fein @es
beimniB preis. gm folgenben 9age
eri1ien Der Raifer anb mahte bem
RDbler fpesen ieinsr Mortbrii9igteit
beftige 8ortpiirFe. Der WaIbmenf9
nabm ober NIT Der grDBten 5eeleas
rube einen Napplepn aus Der 1nf6e
unb fprad: sd babe biefts Bib
bier mebreremal bin unb Der gebrtbt;
i6 babe sic alio mebreremal gefehen.
bepor ih fprah - Napoleon
mubte :iber bic 9Aloubtit bes Rob.
lers laden unb fhenfte benz Mnnne
nod 100 ST.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

Ser erfe Wrst berDeIt, BON tpel9em
mir besluubists 8unbe beiiben, 1T ber
&eeDpter S<emzSetep, BET unter benz
RDnig sebier ter 3. Dpnaltie lebte,
alio nahrf9einli6 um $500 b. SIR.
Ser Name bebeutet: SrGeer bes
Sriebens. Sir iein srob's etnfeben
aeust fem 8rab BEL per ppramibe
bon 9atfara Bel Mempbis ueben
bemienisen bes &Dnigs. Ra9 leis
mem gooe tpurbe tbm g0ttli9e Wers
cbrllns gu tbeil. gaa6 Der alien
lleberlieferung batte er t1odbie, beioen
Sitel: rMeiiter fer Mpiterien" unb
s99reiber Der 3ablen". Der lebte
gttel lneg berriibren bon Der auberz
orbentli9 groBen 3abl BON Mr3neiz
mitteln, ipeIAe bel Den alten Megppz
tern III @ebralt9 tparen. 8iele au
feirsm 2tnbentsn errihtete Marmorz
Fatuen FteGen ibn als 9efdiiber Der
Meni9en bar. lleber 1000 Sabre
tpurbe iein 9(nbenten behn 6gpptis
fben goIte heiliggebalten, unb piele
aranteahdufer tpurbsn na9 ibm be-
nannt. Cur 3eit Der Scrrfdaft Der
ptolemGer ipurbe er NIT Mesfulap,
bem Mebi3ingotte Der @riehen, Der
iiber 5000 Sabre ipdter lebte, ioentiz
fi3irt 300 Sabre na9 S@em@5etep
fhrieb Der 2(egppter &Dnig Qtoti
elm Mert iiber Qnatonie, unb tpteber=
Inn tpenige ssyabrbuncerte fpdter lebte
Elm beriibnter Gbirurg, in beHen
@rabe, ebenfans Bel 5atfara, inters
eFante Daritenunsen 9irurgifder
Sperationen sefunoen tpurben. Nd9
benz Yopprus gbers. Der iiltereTante
Mitthsilunsen iibsr Die dr3tlide
RIni Der alien MegDpter entbGlt,
barf man annebmen. baB bic 9ertre>
ter ber Mebiain ibon 5000 Sabre b.
gbr. Bel biefem Bolt In boben
G1ren itanbsn.
'SSass+ = 4 q
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

gHUltu9 IuW DIG sQNplHNWHtLs
rGrDBer Serpentintdn3 inmitttn Der
2DtDen, ausgtfiibrt burh sJrGuiein
Gina Diba.4 Die aidter erloihen;
ein rotber Sdeiniperfer lieB ben gena
truIfdfis ipp Der in0ne 6oraee feiner
3Dgltnge barrte, iDie III 8lut setauht
erfheinen. >Ginseln tratsn bic a0.
ipen herein; bann Elm Signai -
Gina!
5dnbetlatfben unb graporufe
rinssum, Sbre aarte G6Dnbeit, bic
ftd unter ben fpielenben 2i1tern bes
S6etntperfers bon entfaltete, pers
febIte nidt. Ginbrud 5u MAIDEN.
Die Sbiere, bic bic peitfde Sces
Bdnbisers ou gut fannten, um Iie
niht gu fiir6ten, unb ou9 bur9 bas
rotbe 2iht seblenbet tpurben. au9 iie
bIinselten ouf bas fd0ne Menihens
pdar por i5nen. .Jbr 9err unb Metz
FER aber itieb pI0blth ben Huf aus:
r8r.itcub! Sn Satans Namen,
tpas mahf bu, Rerl9!"
Bruitauo sing ndmlib bon aGfig
gu Rdfig, Ofsaete cine 3pii9enpanb
nab ber anberen unb trieb Diana.
bic Biz babtn tire eisene. am Gnbe
ber Rei1e itebenbe 8ebauiung nod
ME Der.aiien bate, por bic sbiir bes
gentraltafiss. Inb nod bate
9oroce ieinen 5rud nibt beenbet, oa
tart Diana i4on unter bic anoeren
8e5tien.
9orace Gi.[t ii9 inbeien tpafer.
Mit fAneller Nrmbepesuns f6ob e.
Gina binter iih unb fpmmanbirtc nit
lauter, feiter 5timme:
rGine gabel. fhne(l!"
Mber Tho, mar es gu fpGt. Diana,
bic 8ruItauo bate faften laHen,
f6naubte bic 2uft Elm, budte iib ipie
cine Sprunsfeber in elmer Gde au=
fan1rnen u1b iprang auf Sorace, benz
fofort glut aus Der e9ulter rr0mte.
rRe1ten sic ii6!" rief bas publi>
FUN Der Sdnserin au. Sie aber
f6iittelte psrnsinenb ben blonben
aopf uno luarf 1id. ebe Semano
abnen tunnte, mas iie Dor bate, 5ipi<
fde,. ben gdnbiaer unb Diana. Mit
aller R:oft, beren lire tleinen 5dnb=
den fdbie sriff fie benz Sbier in ben
Baden, um feline Dutb auf ii6 abz
5ulenten 80.
Was folste, 1T taun gu bef6rets
ben. S.tsen be5eraten 3ui6auern
bic bineultir5ten, gelang es, Die anz
beren 2Dtnen. bic Der 8lutaeru9
tpilb mahte, binausautreiben. Nber
auf benz 8ooen bes gentra!tdfigs
tpdl5te ii9 Elm anGue; bon halb 5er=
malmten 2eibern, tpobl zine Minute
lang - cine Minute, glei4 elmer
G.pisteit!
.gnbIi9 fielen - ireeab tpober -
feds RepolperfdiiKe; Diana itiir3te
sufamnen - man rib bas GnGuel
duSetndnber
Sorace mar per6dltnibr,GBts gut
bapcngetommen, tpena ct audi aus
mebreren Munben fart blutete.
2inas &Drper aber bilbete etne form>
lofe MaHe, in Der bas 2eben i9on
beinabe erlos6en mar. Oenno9 pers
fudte iie nod fdtp1b gu lG6eln, aIs
Sorace fih iiber tie beuste; ibre 2ips
pen sudtsn nod: sd ;abe bid lte6
gebabt!"
Oa sellte aus elmer Gde ber cine
biinne, i9rtlle Stimme: r6err gils
lars! 6abe i'd lneine 20 Srant gez
tppnnen9"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

Die 4aup1joae. .Mlio.
Glfritoe, Du tpilIft ndhiten Mittlpch
I'm Jrauenperein fprshen9 ueber
ipelAts 1bema benng" ~Meib Id
nod ni6f; ih sriible Md inner bar.
iiber ndG. mas ih bo5u an1i:ben
fclIS :
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

Die erfe Dr<{hmai9ine tam
srH 1841 nod Oeutf9lanb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

Die gorffeuung berlief tabeIlos,
jebe einoeIne Drummer flappte prdhs
tig. 3atlrei9es publifum mar err
fhienen; papa Bahelet tonnte sus
frieben 1ein unb mar es auh. NDh
tnebr als ionit fprti5te iicb 9oraee
in ieinem bunten, solbbefeBten Rod.
wruifaub berpiibte fi6, Diana gum
Ghneigen all brinsen; bas Gbier
brittle In etuem fort.
r0qt Diana nibt sefrtFen9.
froeN papa Bodelet.
.Doh, ii9er, rie getp1bnIi1!.
1ob Bruitaub 3ur Ant,pDrt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
AQ,LAYTl1E M
- STORIESW
WHY ROBINS BREAST
is RED

DO you know that way up North Il
Is very cold. and the ground il Al.
ways white with snowg The people
have to keep their fires burning day
and night 10 keep from freezing
The little girls and boys IN the far
away Northiand are often told the
legend about the old man and his
boy Olaf who kept a great firr
burning many years that people
might come and ger blazing pine
knots 10 start fires Of their own. II
they died out accidentally
For years the old man had care.
fully tended BITS fire. tili fiualiy he
was taken very ill. Then little Olaf
did the work. Between taking care
OF the stick man and carrying wood
for the fire. he grew very tired. and
one night he fell sound asleep.
lie slept so soundly be never even
heard the great white bear that
came to the fire TO get warm IA
the bear held his sncw covered paws
up 10 the fire. the SNOW would melt
into water and drop on the flames
D. the time the bear was warm and
had left. he had almost put the fire
out.
A little brown robin sitting on a
branch nearby said 20 himself II
that fire goes out little Olaf who
has been 80 Kind 20 me and fed ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
AN ODD MISTAKE THAT WOMEN MAXI

Women are inclined TO fall into
a mistaken idea that any pain
about the hips or In the email Of the
back IL female weakness" and
must be endured as a trouble pc
cullar 10 the sex
Such patience is notable. but too
often unnecessary aud unwise.
Kidney weagnoss, In man or
woman. will cause bRokaohe, sharp
twinges when STOPPING or lifting.
bearing-down pains, fits of blues.
nervousness. dizzy spells. head.
aches. urinary disorders and awell.
lng Of the ankles or limbs.
This is the point; DO not worry
over supposed female weakness un.
IN you are very sure Il "a not kid.
ney disease that is causing your
troubles. The nature of a woman's
life and work makes her FAN an
easy victim OF kidney sickness. The
bending and STOPPING Of homework
the tight clothing worn. the strain
Of childbirth and worry of rearing
children, the indoor life colds. fe
vere aud constipation. all wear ard
weaken tho Kidneys.
Baokaehe, or any such irregular
ity as the too frequent desire to
ufipate, painful or scaldinE pas
sagos or sediment in the urine, Il
good cause TO judge that you have
week Kidneys
Then begin using Deans Kidney
pills which have brought new life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
A LAUNDRY HINT

Cut strips of strung. unhieaehed
muslin about one and one-hnf
inches wide and thu desired length
% curtains
SEES stripe onto plain edges u
curtains with long machine
stitch.
Pin curtains into frame the ua-
uai way. and when dry the stitch
ing can easily BE- ripped fwhile
still IN france with sharp ripping
knife
b. this method the curtain edges
are perfectly straight. thus avoid
ing the points always made by
pinning into the edge.
The same strips can be used year
after year
This idea can also be utilized la
laundering center pieces on which
n T. difficult % obtain q straight
edge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
--WORTH--
KNOWING

People who suffer from heat IN
the hands and feet can obtain
speedy and easy relief from the
same by putting inside their stock.
ings and gloves q small portion Of
very fine oatmeal.
After a long walk or ride IN the
hot sun rub your face With q little
almond OIL instead Of washing II.
Almond oil ID excellent for the
skin. and used In this way will Pc
vent that burned, uncomfortable
feeling that so often follows ex
posure TO the sun. Leave on the
oil for 10 minutes, and then wipe
on with a soft rag The oil Will
remove any dirt there may be, az
we'll as washing would do.
when the collar OF linen or ba
tisto blouse becomes slightly
soiled II may be cleaned with q
little naphtha OF benaine IN the
same manner as those OF silk OF
satin With this process the collar
does not need pressing. suci
waists never look as handsome at
ter they are Numbered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Food authorities cay 90 scAid All
msas before 4 30 cooked The chief
reason ~ dolns this = 70 have n
thoroughly clean and. should ne
meat b. tFife Old. the sraldlns
process viii remove the tAinf. is
may - onis an exposed portion VI
the beef that Il tainted and. u not
scaidsd. u IL apt 20 make the uhoit
piece unfit for food eoda should
Aisa bc sTfinhied over the mrat
There - no nutrition loaf b. this
process, and scientists advocate its
use ~ addiiien 20 that os scaidlng
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
STAR MAIL

There are letters in The Star o.
flee for the following
Boston Man; It'd Bits; Ambitious
Bachelor; Clara o.. J b. L.. COO
p B.: O.. Renton Girl, Black
smith, Yeslsr way; Chas ~ No
ia; ". w. IL The Twins: Lonely
One: English Widow. old Fash.
toned Girl; Mere Bachelor Girl,
A. r.; Psnsy; A J.. True Widow
No. 1910; Bachelor; May. II O.
Down and Out. Miss A. L.. Emil
80; Lonesome Widow: No 81; II
p s.. Mr. J X: Widow No 80,
Yankee; Chocolate Dipper, Whip
poorwill. Fannie A.; No 80; III
nois Widow; u G.; b H.; Lillian
Elizabeth. Bee, g. r. 1860 X,
Widow No. "A, No. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Tho complexion Is q source Of
worry. work and wonder 60 many a.
woman tand many The skin shows
the effects OF many internal and cN-
ternal factors at work
Diet
Diet digestion sluggish bowel ace
ton. Inactive habits, worry cos
meties and diseases At various sorts
sach take hand in painting the
"sklndeep beauty The resulting
marble cie0rness rosy glow. crows.
feet and wrinkles ugly pimplcs
oily biackheads or dreaded pits
hrtng Joy or sorrow 90 the reapec+
tive possessors
A diet poor Ia the fresh fruits
and Vegetables. made up % the
meats, pastries and fat foods. makes
for a muddy complexion
A poor digestive and bowel SLUG
gishness paints thc face win brown
blotchcs and dark elrcles under the
eyes. due % absorption ~ poisons
and bic pigments
Blsekhesds.
An indoor sedcntary lie tends Co
the formation % blarkhcads These
are due 20 the plugging % the nor-
NAL skin glands with abnormal Sc
cretions The secretion NAV De OK
cessive In quantity due % too high
fat intake OF insufficient discharge
due 20 general skin inactivity from
the sedentary life
Sears ard Pits.
ANY scar FROM a cat Or deep plm
pie Gas seen in smallpox as well a.
IN cases of small hoilsl Will leave
its mark throughout life No mas
sage or ointment can overcome
them The reason Is that the ordi-
nary normal tissue 81 the skin = de-
stroyed by the cut or pimpie. and
when the woand heals a new and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

down ln front as n must support
the abdominal organs, not push
them down.
Now pail the laccrs at lhc ox-
trome lower edge Of the corset lac
ing upward 90 the waist line. When
the corset ia wen fitted about the
hips and 70 the waist line, begin
then 10 draw IN the locers from the
TOP Of the waist line When this
is done, pull the four ends Of lacere
toward the front and fasten them.
Before rokoying the corset, unite
The lnccrs and loosen them before
unclaaping The h0oka. This saves
strain on The corset consequently
q rctalns TO shape much longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
OutOf tbeWBdODOf
--ONTHlAGREY -
Whsn cupId 100 . Hand.


Don't complain when your careful.
~ arranged holiday plans 60 wrong.
for who knows but Cupid may be
taking a hand ia your affaira7
And II he has made up his mind
10 mind your business for a while.
there IL no use 10 fighting against
him. You might juss as well give
IN gracefully, for be will win. you
may BE- sure OF that
You can run away and you can
hide, and you can declare yourself
a man hater Your excuse wont
count one little BIT with him. He
VIII only laugh and say. Dear
girl. your time has come. I've found
your mate and you Just come along
with me"
And as he Is working for your
happiness. you had better 60 along.
like a good little grit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
PUT YOUR CoRsETs ON RIGHT

Great strides have been made in
the last few years ln corset making.
and women are learning how 60
wear their oorsets. This important
fact must be remembered coraets
will always be comfortable n put
on right
Firkt have the corset opened 10
the full extent Of the lacors. which
must be- ~ linen. and five 10 eight
yards long Clasp the correct about
me waist pulling It down slightly
and adjusting IL TO the figure.
Fasten and adjust the front hose
supporter then az the sides and
a. the back, keeping tho corset wen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

The Complexion and Its Care
~ CYNTHIA GREY,

different tissue grows in This
looks different and can never De
made 10 Just come 70 Che old skin
level and hook smooth
ny dolne the riRht normal things
the foolish abnormal thlnsH VIII be
unnecessary and cosmetic troubles
avoided
wrinkioa.
Worry develops the wrinkied
brnw and the hahtual lrown These
are due Ia the hablfuai contraction
az thc delicate muscles undvr the
skin which depict the passing emo
tlanm Sustained mentni states or
frequently recurring mooda result IN
Characteristic wrinkles One should
be- proud OF the good -huworea
crows feet beside che ewes on the
tcmrle. and the smiling crease from
the mouth DN avoiding the frpwn
the resulting wrinkle can he dodEed
Massa6c helps bat is usually Of
temporary use only
The Impure condition ~ the
blood resulting from improper feed.
inE and peor digestion allows the
germs constantly present on The
ssin "a grow and thrive and wc see
red blotches and rlinplcs
% This.
A simple. plain diet with the
fresh things 10 abundance. a REGULAR
digestion. outdoor air exercise, hot
and coia faer wash az irA#t twice a
day Regularity ia habits and a. ut-
de worry az possible aiI help 90
paint eooi picture
Avoid the opposiies az much a.
possible Don't ua* me high scent
"a toilet SOAPS and countless face
lotions and creams too freely Avoid
too much powder They viii ciog
the rnrce,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
Cranberry Roll

One cup or flour and a teaspoon
Of baking powder siftod well to-
Eether Beat ) eggs very light add
TO them / cup u sugar and ia
biebpoon ~ melted butter and mix
with the flour Line shallow tin
with waxed paper ana spread the
mixture thin, Bake SHOUT ~ min
uiea IN a bot oven Turn out on
pastry board trim or the edscs ard
spread win cranberry sauce Or mar
mAiade. ana roli up like a Jelly roll
Roll ~ a sheet of waved paper and
keep until ready 90 serve Remove
paper and serve with cranberry
sauce &C. some ~ the marmaihde
thlnned down with hot wnter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

crumbs. viii be severely punished.
| must fTy TO help him
By this time only one tiny spark
81 FIRE remained. 80 down fiew the
robin and tanned the spara with bis
wings tlll ~ last the fire started 70
burn again hut the robin had
stood 80 close 20 the fire that ono
spark burned the feathers on hts
breast. turning them red
Thereafter he Was known as
Robin Redbreast. aud VAS dearly
loved uy the children u The North.
land because be saved the fire from
going out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HAVING Fun a, the Tabls

Have YOU observed how enjoyable
meal 10 when everyone ia In a
good humor. when funny stories are
told. and when laughable incidents
are recalled And have you also oh
served how dreary everyone IL and
how unappetizing the best m@al be.
comes when someone sta by with
pout and q frown, after someone
has said cross wordsY Vgly words
are a damper 70 digestion Even
though there may be 20 levity az
the table. at any rate there can be
chcerfulness IN q certain home
the dlsobedient child who makes a
disturbance IL sent away from the
table. and il given 10 thoroughly
understand the Importance OF cheer
fulnesa nt meals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
,44RE2@52Y0AlII

butter and flour according 90 the
amount of gravy left IN kettle a
tablespoonful each ~ butter and
flour 90 one cup ~ gravy Season
with sait. pepper. and a tablespoon
81 finely chopped celery Add ons
cup cream. then the chicken. aud
put In baking dish and plaes on top
one pint ~ oysters without any
liquor. Season oysters With salt
and pepper and bite ~ butter and
cover with a rich plo crust rolled
thick leaving openings. and bake ~
moderate oven until nice brown,
serve hot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Break up q boiled head Of cauli.
flower and dip each sprig In slight
" warm bechamel sauce. and lay
on a dlsh 10 cool Then dip each
one ln a rich egg fritter batter,
and fry until a delicate brown.
Drain on brown paper. lay on q hot
aish and garnish with parsley
ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Iioll Ia a double boiler
two cupfuia OF brown sugar.
one haif cupfui tapioea that
has been soaked over nighs.
add water enough 10 cover.
stir frequently and cook an
81 a clear. amber Jelly has
been formed and al tapioca
has been thoroughly die
solved Pour into a aiah o.
mold containing chopped
pineapple Serve cold. wtth
whipped cream containing
Iagliah vainuia and candisd
cherries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Take half a pound Of liver.
cat into dice. ono large
onion cot into small pleoea
Pat plenty ~ bacon fat into
your saucepan. pat In the
liver and onions. fry brown.
sprinkle over onu heaping
Tablespoonful of flour. stir
ulil brown and add bolliuKE
water tili you have a thin
sauce, stirring all the time
Season with aals aud pepper
-Four over toast and serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

One cup sugar. = cup butter o.
drirpings, egE. y csp moiassos.
y cup Geld water = cup rainlns
tehoppoal. u cap English walnuta
tehorpedl. cups bread flour. !
even teaspoon seas. = teaspoon
cinnamon, = teaspoon Gloves Drop
with q teaspoon on huttered sin
Leave room % apread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Endless are the original and
beautiful decorations for the new
coiffure Heavy gold cord used
In Grecian lines and held In place
By . mother Of pearl and gold me
dalllon Is most effective for dark
hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
CYNTHIA GRGYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey win you tell
me how 60 wash bus kakin gloves
and hos 10 wAAh Chamoia aklu.f
t2i Would sou also publish
again the recipe for College uin'
gerhread" you published some
time aKoT II A. NJ"
A. suppose The buckshin
gloves could be washed and treat.
ed the same az the channels Take
out any grease spots by rubbing
The gloves with magnolia 90
cream % tartar Make strong
iather Wtth wtite soap ana warm.
not hot. Natef PVT the gloves on
the hands TO wash them. rinse ssY.
erni times and pull them into
shape. but DO not twist OF wFins
them Dry IN The sun. OF near 4
fire and ~ them on iha hands
and rub soft when they are about
half dry A few drops q olive oil
iu the suda all soften The chamoi6
and cause Il 70 be- a. pliahle -
ever when dry.
2 am giving you a recipe Tor
college gingerbread" which !
trust l. the one you refer tn !
am also giving a recipe for 'col0n
lai gingerbread. which IL very
nice
College Gingerbread.
This Is an eEglens recipe One
tablespoon butter, ga cups -four
salt. cinnamon. - cup molRsaes
filled Nith sugar. ! tcaapoonfni 50
d. In cup sweet or sour milk.
Sprinkle top with sugar before
baking
Colonial oinQerbeese.
ono cup molaaaea, = cup butter
/ a cup SUGAR, l level dessert spoon
of soda 10 I cup boiling water Nix
all together and lot Il cool Then
add cup chopped walnuis, ! cup
ralalns. teaspoon cinnamon. ]
teaspoon ginger. little salt. 90
aupa flour. 2 eggs beaten In last
Dear Miss Grey can you kindly
tell me through The star what wlii
remove ~ marks from brass elec-
tric light fixturss7 Can YOU also
give me good recipe Tor fruit cake
without moIassea9 All u my
recipes call for moissses and ! DO
not care for g.
MRS J A. THEW. cambornc. y 6.
A. wash the brass fixtures IN
milk Alcohol applied with q soft
cloth viii also remove ny specks
Any easy way 70 keep brass fixtures
clean u to lacquer Thorn. Take 10
cents worth u gum shsilae and dis
solve IN enough alcohol % make g
thin Apply with small brush
This wlll make enough lacquer %
cover many fixtures. and IL much
easier than cleaning and polishing
ca The following 10 a frui, cake
recipe which contains no molanaea,
and hope you will like ~.
Dsrbyshire Fruit Cake.
One-half pound Of flour, same Of
sugar. six ounces ~ butter ono
pound II currants, one pound Of
raisins. some citron and cloves (use
your own Judgment about the
amount % citron and clovsaJ, four
eggs. one gill Of brandy and one tea
spoon Of soda Bake one hour.