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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

pei eaer 6ortoIfnino nf bette euer
bint.
2. 0erneit bar Norien 2utber
oI6rig enten praftiieret eaer lprt
Bolpgami eQer tilraa6et enten9ono.
ereO Slip eQer nogen anoen ManO
inmtioie at leoe iammen meO to
apinOer JON line ouitruer, inaIeOes
iom Mormonerne bar giort % paa-
itaaes at gre enonl. 0ette pil0e
nemlig iieI9e gutbers 99re oGre ct
ODriif 5orboIo. Ga beri er ri enige
meO BAN. 7espurre Git 9utber, be.
tingeIiespis % ior at iorebDgae ct
iterre Ou0e, mo paa at unOerifrioe
oct Sfriitemaalsroao, iom NeIond.
ton % 9ueer bap6e forfattet, at
2onogrcoen / 0emmeIigbe0 funoe
tage en- anOen aoinoe emo lin 9Gg.
tebuitru % lepe meo benoe.
3. ut uore0e oenne iergeIige Si-
itor.e er Der life Qloos til. Sun ifal
ieg esre opmarfiom pon, at oct
Stpffe al ba6fommenoe 9reo
iom oniercs i q9ifuben", er i oen
@roo i%ororan9et. at oct eiper ct
iuIoitGn0ig iaIif 5notrpt Of gu.
Tiers % @etanc6tons 6orbolo /
Oenne Gag. ) oe6fommenoe aftitpf.
te iom fin6es / @nlcbs llOgaOe al
2utbers Sfriiter. 10. 9inO, She
74S ilg. timber man iglgenOe Or.
Den: On Mano fan life babe mer
emo cen 9gotebuitru. SUB bar iao.
Ieoes inoiti;tet 9Gateifabct, at set
finn ifnI 6eitaa j SomiunSet mellem
TO, % life iIere. iooIGnoe Oe beg.
&c leper.
ut 9amecb bar in6fert oct CTS.
empeI at baoe mer emo cen Suitrlt,
Iom Sfriften meIoer, er en- Opfin.
belle imoo Ben oprinoeIiee ReeeI.
ut abrabam og andre al De tro.
enoe bar ta9et mere emo cen Su.
itru, opbGper life BEN oprinoeliae
&egel. 90 oernf fan life oonnes en-
M 9op.
Men for Of iiee set mc6 iaa Orb:
III TO Snoer opIaer mar oct MIND.
ite. Gan 9anogrepen, iom ban bor
ertlGret. life afboIbe zig og life pao
onOen Rno0e nnooon SipIefare,
lao BAN IA, efter tore Serrers
efsempel, tnge en- aonfubine, men
bemmeIiet for at un6eaa 5orareeI.
ie- 0esuoen mener Qftitpffets 6or.
latter, at EN- inn6an 9iIIoOelie bar
NeoboIo /, bpno Der | oct eamle
Seitomente iortGnes ON Batriarfer.
ne.
Nen alt bette moo fun betrag.
tes iom ct Rnao, Der er gibet unoer
SfriitemnnIets Seel."
A. Oct iorboIoer zig aItiaa mob.
Iat al boaog gibuben Tiger, ioet Den
benleOer 03aniteren"s Dpmarfiom.
beo paa, gbpao noeIe Of ben luther.
lie airfes oGrere og @runSIegsere
troeoe paa iamt tiIIo6 at bIioe prat.
tiIeret." 3e bperfen troeoe paa eler
tiaoo golDgami al bIipe prottiie.
ret, iaaleOes iom Wormonerne, Der
M gsr iig til Of, at De bnnoler /
oenne Gag imoo oeres beOite Oper.
benisning = og moo ben aImpg.
tiges Snnftion. Oe De niener emo.
nioere, at De ianleoes itaar meo
Falmer | Spnoerne oper for ben
Itore li9oeIiebe6, Der snnr | Spane
/ 2anmarf, og iom De BELT pilSe
gsre Gonifcren" me0ifpIoie /.
8 6or n~lminoelig Renneifefor.
ltono iDnes bet at nere glot nof at
banoIe imo0 beore Sper6eisnina,
men enOnu oGrre er oct at role
lie al at man ger BET. Sg
Oct iorefOmmer mig. at ben, Ger ifaI
foriDnre liz poa ben Raaoe % meO
~iaaonnne Ni0ler, bar mcO en- for.
toiDIet Gag at gre, iom BON ina.
reit muIiot burbe ie at tomme bort
ira. Sbi al ale anereb, JON er
giort eaer fan gsres mob Mormo.
nismen, er bet beg oct perite, of
Mormonfirfens 2eOere MI tpinaer
airfens We0(emmpr iii NJ ofhnl6p
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

1.
l.. 6oriotteren Tiger bl. o.: Zen
Gore, iom eInniferen" sniter al
os. al ri ifol iorosmme, er inobe.
iattet j ben belIige Striit, og ri
isIer % life berettiaet til at for.
BONNIE ben. men oil ooerIooe oct
til BAN. iom er allies Oommer. Ut
@oIpaamiet ira ct relieisit Stano.
punft 6eirnatet er lopitrioenoe meo
ben belIige Sfriit fon life beoiies
al Sfriitens Orb, Do oenne pno
mango Steoer bprer 9iOnes6pro ON
Den a~ImP9tiges Sonftion al en-
inaoan 9Ggteitabsoroen."
>. Ter ital piitnof IeSes Ipnee
uoen for pgifuben" for of finoe en-
lignenoe SamIing Of SeIumooiigeI.
Ter og ialife BnaitanOe ! iao iaa
Orb. Bet fremgoar al be anfsrte
Orb. at Mormonismens Sub fan
ioroemme , boao ban ielp oite bar
ianftioneret. ut iige iaaonnt ON gi-
belens og be ariitnes Sub piloe
oere 9eipottelie. Ren ioo oi0t ieg
ioritanr. er BET netop ioale0es, DIOR.
monfirfens 9e0ere bRrer iig 40.
nnar oet fniber. 9ft Be Oiloe tillpeee
Oeres SUB bet inmme, bnp0e ieg
Dog life tpnft, men BET er pei for
3eiten ret ~naturligt.
3. Get fremgaar enopiOere Of De
anfsrte Orb, at golDgamiet er en-
&c gteifnbsor6en / OoerensitemmeI.
ie meo ben bellige Striit. Sertil er
imiolertio at inare, at Bolpgomiet
iislge ben bellige Sfriit er oct BELT
moOintte, nemlig en- uegteifabelie
lloroen, JON pan oct beitemteite
itrioer imoo MenneIfets geitemmel.
ie. Zen Sub, JON er naes Stn6er,
ifabte nemlig cen Wnnb og cen
apinbe oe peliigneoe benz, life cen
ManO og flere apinoer. % ban
bsO. at Nan0en ituIoe forlaOe i'm
5noer og Rooer os boloe iis fat
til lin &uitru, og be to ifulSe bpre
eet aso. Ter itnar life, at ban ifuI.
be boIoe Iig til fine Suitruer. iom
Wormonerne oil BET.
A. 5~rem6eles flyer anfsrte stDf.
fe, at Sfriftens Orb oite barer
8ionesbDro ON ben AlmGgtiges
Snnftion al golpgnmiet.
SertiI er at ibare, at lise ina liot,
iom Sub bar tnoitiftet golpgamiet,
liee inn liot bar ban enten oirefte
eller inoirefte, nogen SinSe ionf.
tioneret bette JorboIo, men oltio
~ftraffet bet bnabe 6irefte oe inoi.
refte % binoret bet, ON ban en6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12
Nrbo Rasmusien=S agen
Og SrosfribeO.

bar i Ieneere 8io p9ret ct itaaen-
De 6orbanOlingssGmne oerbiemme
i @oOerfirfen.
Og oa ri oeiaa beroure leier
og berer iaa meget ON oenne Sag,
turOe en- GreiteIie al ben life be-
re uenifeIie.
Spor man ital flasiiiicere 9oit.
9lrbo Rasmusien, BET er Rpiterne
life enige ON.
3osle regner BAN for llnitur,
andre ior aationaIiit; men Oisie
to er 10 0a oaiaa me9et nGr be.
ilpetet.
@en ser er alminoeIio gnis-
beo ON, at ban life itaar pan Den
Iut6erife 6olfefirfes @run0.
Allieeoel bar MI anltusminiiter
appeI, i Ooerensitemmelie meogi.
flop 9ouIiens SnoitiIIine, nfgiort
: ! bpert 5aIo iorelebig at
9nit. a.-H. fan bIipe ii0oenoe / lit
aoIo.
MOB 0enne 9~tigsrelie bor Der
reiit Jig it9rfe SnoiiaeIier fra baa.
oe Prpiter, giifopper. 9olitifere
og andre 2pgmpno.
Der err / oenne Sne to 9ing,
hi Snifer at paapeae.
Get fsrite er 5oIfefirfens Il m y n.
OigbeO.
Cor MoSerfirfe bar let insen
Organ intet Sperbopeo, buorisen.
mem Sen fnn uotole iig.
Zen fan ineen 9net soe oper
fine @eoIemmer. hoerfen nonr Oct
gpI0er g~iloforeIie | 29ren, eler
nnar set gerber lloiteielier i 9ioet.
Zen itoor un6er Statens 6or.
mpnoerifob.
auItusminiiteren er nof pnn en-
Moooe en- HeprRientant for air-
fen / Reeerineen; men ban er life
balgt Of airfen og bebsper fife
OF ipsree ben til 4noos.
5 foreIieeenoe giIfploe bnrauI.
tusminiiteren fife ronoipurgt air.
fens sperite 9ilipnsmpno. men
bonoIet enempetig efter cen 8i.
ifops SnoitilIine.
Sg oct ifaI pei ie no. iom bar
bar boIot iig inoen for 9opensRam.
meb - at Ben onnife 5olfetirfe er
oen OnnecIiif.lutberife
Nen Be foreIiaeenbe llotolelier
al Bat. arbo Hasmusien piier
iOm bpuoet npIten enitemmig Oer'
biemme - oct mooiotte.
Oct er % life nnberIiat, at man.
ee / ben f~orefalbnp afgsrelie Ter
et Sfri6t ben imo6 5olfefirfens
Dplssning.
Self fnrnfteriitiif er BET, at Sen
ti0Iisere aonieiIsprpii0ent % air.
feminiiter 3. 6. gbriitenien fom.
mer til Ben slutning. at oeriom
nponte Gfesrelie ifal betrngtes iom
5olfefirfens, inn fnnr man ipO5ol.
fefirfer, cen for buer giifop.
Rpppe noget bar iom 6et fore.
ligeenoe IiIfpI6e oiIt. bDor m y n.
g Sen Sanife aolfefirfe er I fine
beIlioite anIieoenOer.
Get an0et, ri gnifar at pnape.
&c, er Bait. ar6o Hasmusiens 5or.
BOLD iii lrosfribe0en.
Ger er 10 9ros. eaer Relieions.
fribeo oerbiemms iaa Del iom /
andre cipiliiereOe 9onoe.
gaaOe NetoOiiter, gnptiter, aa.
toIiffer oe andre bar 10 fulb Sri.
beo. til at pirfe oerbiemme, os bet
enoog unoer "OPENS geifpttelie.
$porfor benptter a..R. Jig ba
life al iamme 9rosiribeol Sporfor
oil ban blipe | 5oltetirfen2 San
ueo zig 10 | ltonerensitemmelie meo
ben.
@runoen er rimeligbis en- bob.
BELT - en- IomIet Neniebeo oe ct
6etrpsget 2epebrso.
Get er 10 bet, 5oItefirfen ! Dan.
MARI bar frem for be frie airfe.
iamfun1.
W1en bet er netop bet - for en-
Gel bet miu6Tte - Der d6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

til en- Sio bar taalt oet, JON an6et
on6t ! geroen. = 90 oIoria funoe
ban, iom in0itiite0e 9goteifobet, 90.
re anoerIeoes. 9t ~aniere 9eoiier al
ben bellige Sfriit for oisie 9aaItan-
De or ouerilsSigt for ben, iom fen.
Der 5friiten, % oiloe 6esuoen Der
fere for Iangt.
5. Men oct er betegnenoe. atNor.
monerne bar taget ben guo0omme.
lige Ooerb9renbeo meo ct 0noe %
6erai oannet en- Sanftion. We6 lam.
me Net fan oct iiges, at @uo bar
iauttioneret 9senen, i6et ban 10 if.
fe bar uorpoOet 0i9oeIen, iom er
6ens GnOer, os life f%orfaitet abra-
BAN oa 0aOiO, forOi oe ofSrosiong.
beo roc 2sgnen til Sielp. ligeiom
BET 10 pnr al %Erosipagbe6, at abra.
BAN tog Jig en- MeObuitrn. -
Boa ben NnoOe fan man fin6e
/ Me0boI0 / 9ibeIen Tor boo6 iom
BELT og itnoe euooommelie Sonf.
tion for npiten bpaO oct ifaI pore.
II.
1 81 lGier piOere / o9ifuben":
/ let er imiOlertiO Ian9t ira Dor
! 9enii9t paanp at bile frem6oloe
bette 9rincip C.; 9oIpgamiet), iom
9an0ets 2op MI bar iot lin 300
pan, 90 iom nMormonerne" Cop.
/ Ip6i95cO beier Jig for % / al 9gr-
Iig6e0 eiterleper iomt poa oct be-
itemteite paaIegger Menigbeoens
0eolemmer at eiterlepe.~ 1ette
Stpffe i~nOeboIOer omtrent lioe iao
mango 9eifpIoninser % 9eipn0er.
Ii9beOer iom SGtnineer. Seq ifnl
fun u0bGpe noele al oisie:
a De 6oreneOe Stoters Gone for.
6p0er bet o: 9OIDgnmiet), iom bar
Den alm9gtiges Sanftion. = alt.
IA mac nGOnte Gore opre uauoe.
Iiae;
b nIIigeDeI, naor Rormonerne
ifaI oGIge mellem oct. Der bar oen
almpotioes Sonftion % ian De
6oreneoe Staters 2ope, ia Dplger
De at Ipoe oisie iiSite. = mar De
oa ieIo ifol iige oct; Den, Ser ian
fife oil fro oct, fan In0e pore =
nnturIigpis.
q altioa bar Mormonerne life
Qfoo til at tribe for oeres Sperbe.
o%isning eaer Iioe. ON inn ituIoe
Opre. SoaIeoes ino De II . o..
.ges 9elIige life no.
2. Oct ipnes OF pGre en- rimelig
Slutning, at ct Wenneife - eaer
SnmfunO, iom cr operbepiit ON, of
ct 6orbolo bar guooommeIig Can't.
tion, piI isee at bnooe bette 5or-
boI6. Oe no berfra ipnes Get al to
at maatte p9re 3~ilf9loet: gnten
mener Normonerne life, bpoS De Il.
ger, at 8oIpeamiet bar guooomme.
Zig Sonftion, eder oeioa mener be
life, bpno De Tiger, nnar De pooitoar,
at De bsier Jig i 2poigbeo og 9Gr.
Iigbeo for De 5oreneoe Stoters 90.
be; tbi beeee 9eIe fan life forliees
og oerior life finoe Steo.
3. Get bar forun6ret mig meget,
at ie ina obiolutte Ro6Iptninger
fremiot al en- al Rormonismens
5oripnrere; tbi BET fan fun p9ffe
Wistnnfe hos bper ben, Der oil tpn.
fe ii9 Sen minoite Smule ON, Dis.
tanfe 6nnoe ON Wormonernes re.
Iigisie So~erbeoisning og oeres Con.
alitet iom amerifanife 9orgere; tbi
bnis oeres paaitaneoe Operbepisning
er Dirfelig, ina er oeres 9oolp-
0iebeo tun ct gnnisiiO, o. er 6eres
9oDlpoiebeO uirfelig, iaa tror Se IT.
fc ielp pan BEN suooommeliee Sanf.
tion al golDgamiet.
III.
1. ut Den, Der bar upret iaa u6el.
big iom apologet iom 5orfatteren
of bint Stpffe / gifuben. ifulOe
upre mere belOie iom golemifer,
BAR life at pente, boiIfet oo ogiao
bans Stpffe til fulSe uopiier. San
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

Roar qRierne bsupcnOsr is til 6olt, Der
apertereriBlabe sntsu TO- at tsbe hos BEN
sner for at ioa Cplpsuiue ON bet auerterebe.
bsbes &c altib omtale, at Gs iaa ausrtisie.
msntet i bette Blab. Oct I'll uRrs til gen.
Hbia lpttt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

1. at ben, Der bar unret iaa ubel.
big iom apologet iom 5orfatteren
Of bint Stpffe / 9ifuben. ifulOe
bore mere beIOis iom Bolemifer,
bar life at bente, bDilfet oo ogiao
bans gtpfte til iul6e uopiier. San
forieger nemlig at penoe gro06en
mob sGoniferen" og 0ennes Infer
oner Mormonernes tpetneige Cor.
bolo til Bolpgamiet be0 at benniie
til BUFFERS Borbol0 til 2onogrep
5ilip al Sessions 0ob6eltpgeifab
iom noget, Der butoe fere agonife.
rem" poa anore 9anfer. Otter min
Mening funoe ban pnnifeligere ba.
be pnlgt Ell oaarIieere Gfsempel.
2. 6or oct isrite nnganr oct al.
Seles life rGaniferen" ener Den
Iutberife airfe, bpis Organ Ror.
monforfatteren tiger, at oGnnife.
rem" er, bpno Morten 2utber eGer
@rep Slip bar enten giort ener
life giort. Den lutberife airfe err
life erunbet pno Worten 2utber og
bar nlbrig erflrret BAN ufeilbnr
enten | Qpre eler 9ebnet eaer for.
pIigtet Iie til at fsIse bans gfsem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

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q Iiifalbe al urssslmRsiebebsr ueo
Robtnaelien bebes man tlaee III bet fieelies
Botpnier. Stnlbe bet life biRlpe. beees
mon henpsnbs hs til 3auftereu"s
kontpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-12

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
NOVELTIES ARE IN DEMAND
Elaborate GarnItures to Be in EvL
dence During Coming Fall and
Winter Months.

Bead, metal, silk and worsted en-
broideries all promise to have a large
vogue throughout the coming fall and
winter Elaborate garnitures in the
form of blouse and tunic patterns are
being shown on foundations of chiffon.
There is practically no limit to the
variety that is seen, and the greater
the novelty the more popular the ef
feet.
Standing bugIes are a new feature
in bead embroideries. Part of the
design is worked out with the beads
upright. This results in a handsome
relief work, wholly new, and thus far
much taken by buyers Of extreme
novelties. In bead embroideries odJ
shapes in pendant ornaments and
bugles are intermingled with beads in
various sizes
Round wooden beads, dyed in color,
are being much used by the model
houses. Many other new embroideries
will be executed in heavy silk thread,
with the wooden beads carrying out
part of the design.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
To Bottle Peas.

Green peas that are to be bottled
should be gathered on a dry day and
only peas that are perfectly sound
should be used. Shell them carefully
and dip them in boiling water in which
a spray of mint has been soaked. Aft
er blanching, dry the peas and put
them into wide necked bottles with
mint and sailed boiling water. Cover
the bottles and put them, wrapped in
hay in a pan of water. Bring the wa
ter slowly to the boil and allow the
peas to cook gently for an hour. and a
half. Set the pan aside till the peas
are quite cold. then lift the bottles
out and lay them on a damp cloth in
a warm place. Hermetically seal the
bottles, dry them carefully and store
till required
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
PREPARE FOR AUTUMN
RIGHT NOW is EXCELLENT TIME
TO MAKE SELECTION.
Tailored Styles Continue to Hold Their
Own in Popular FaVor-Short
Coat Is Also to Be Much
In Vogue.

This is an excellent time for look
ing up the things needed for the next
three months, for at this time autumn
effects make their appearance and
they are generally much cheaper than
later on. AS usual, tailored styles are
much considered, the trim street suit
and long coat being in a way always
the same and easier to decide upon
than the more fanciful garments At
any rate, only tailored things are seen
to any extent, and these are quite
plain, though the fashion people prom
Use any number of fine surprises in a
week or two. In fact, we are told
that the street gown will be quite
fancy with trimming, that there will
be odd cuts and vastly rich colors.
Meanwhile, except for an increasing
width in the skirt, made by inverted
plaits stitched closely at the top and
fiaring at the bottom, street suits are
not greatly different in style from
those of the summer The short coat
introduced with late is much in vogue,
but this has as many cuts as the pea
cock has eyes in his gorgeous tail
it is in sacque shape, Empire form, in
Norfolk design or with a high belt and
cOQuettish shirred tail Materials for
these fresh and enticing suits, Of
course, consider the autumn in quality
and color The lattiest little checked
woods and striped mems cloths show
mellow browns to great extent
touch of black satin and deep orange
linen being used sometimes for collar
and cuffs. Any black and white goods
suitable for a tailored suit is still very
chic, and with this combination the
coat trimmings may show a blend of
white and purple linen. The oddity OF
putting satin with muslin and linen
with wool in this way is decidedly
smart and most. suited to the season.
The washable summer materials
soften the gloom of the darkish colors
used, and tighten the effect of the tex
lures which might otherwise seem too
clumsy for the middle of September.
The illustration gives the loose
sacque style girls from seven to
twelve will wear, and it is in smooth
blue serge with blue and red silk for
the trimming The single button is OF
red silk covered with blue crochet,
and this solitary detail gives the little
garment a very elegant stamp. Pearl
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
AROUND
~ BASIS

st. Louis misses Roger Bresnahan
behind the plate and also in batting.
The Des Moines club in the West
ern league is about to be sold again.
Konetchy is giving all the pitchers
that he faces lot of trouble this sea-
son.
The reason Walter Johnson is los
ing his speed is that he has changed
his style of delivery.
Pitching seven good innings and
then blowing up in the eighth is no
way to win ball game.
Lou Riches twirling this season
has been par excellence. He is cred
tied with four three-hit games.
Detroit has entered into negotia-
lions for Pitcher Willis Morgan and
Shortstop Bill Orr of the Salt Lake
team
When a baseball team pays $4,000
for a pitcher it would be good bust
ness policy to hire a guardian to
make him behave
The Cardinals will make S15O.OOO
this season. From being the poorest
drawing card in the National league
the ST. Louis club is now one of the
best.
Hughie Jennings has decided to de-
pend on his veteran pitchers for the
remainder of the season in hopes
that they will be able to pull the team
through yet
Freddie Parent is hitting the ball
like fiend for the Baltimore Orioles.
The fans are wondering in the East
ern league how he got away from the
big league.
Pitcher Gustafson of the Ironwood
(Mich.) team struck out thirty men.
but was beaten in Ginning game a
few days ago. Some of the scouts
should look him over
Pitchers are coming in the glare OF
fame as pinch hitters. Caldwell
LANCE Mullin and Willett, American
league pitchers, are considered good
enough swatters to send up in q
pinch.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
TRY POND LILY SALAD
MADE WITH LETTUCE, BOILED
EGGS AND OTHER THINGS.
Veal Croquettes That Are Tasty, Made
From Meat Left Over-Stuffed
Peppers, Madge's Cookies
and Pie Cruts.

Pond Lily saIad.-On separate salad
plates arrange some nice white let
tuce leaves. Boil eggs hard, one and
One-half for each person. Cut whites
in long strips, placing these in cen
ter Of lettuce. Then chop yolks fine,
adding finely chopped celery, parsley
and olives. Mix we'll with mayon-
naise dressing, season with salt and
pepper and place in middle OF dish.
Veal Croquettes.-Use beef or
chicken or any kind of leftover meat.
Put the meat through the chopper.
season with salt and pepper, mo1sten
with cream sauce or soup; add we'll
beaten egg; cracker crumbs to make
stiff enough to mold in balls and fry
sauce for same. Fry small onion in
butter for the flavor only, take out
and brown some flour; then add either
soup stock or water and then season
with salt, pepper and catsup. Cream
sauce may be poured over them in
stead.
Stuffed Peppers.-Be sure and get
bell peppers. For six large peppers
cut tops and take out seeds. Boil for
half an hour one and one-half cups
of chopped veal, one-half cup cold
boiled rice, three chopped tomatoes,
one-half teaspoon salt, one tablespoon
of melted butter Fill the shells with
this and a few buttered cracker
crumbs on top, Bake about one hour.
Madge's Cookies.-Cup of butter,
cup of powdered sugar, cup of corn
starch, tablespoon of milk, two we'll
beaten eggs, small glass Of sherry
and teaspoon baking powder. Flour
to make stiff enough to roll; roll thin
and cut, then brush over with milk;
sprinkle cinnamon, graduated sugar
and chopped nuts.
Good Pie Crust.-Six heaping table
spoons of flour; about half teaspoon
of baking powder, tablespoon lard
and a little salt. Mix with milk in
stead of water.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
WEE WILLIE keller RETIRES
DisgruntIed over His Poor Playing,
Former New York and Baltimore
Star Decides to Quit.

Willie Keller, the wonderful little
of them ALL is not likely to ever face
a pitcher again in a league game. Dis
gusted because of a bad play he
made in the outfeld, the former Or
iole has quit the Toronto club, declar
ing that he is through with the ma
tional game for good and all and in
tends to devote all his time to his
Brooklyn real estate and other inter-
eSts
Wee Willie quit the team after re-
cent thinning game 2 to 1 defeat at
Jersey City, when TOnneman's single
to right blossomed into a triple and
then into a winning run. Keeler told
some of his team mates that if he
couldn't smother that kind it was
about time to quit baseball.
The former Oriole has been one of
the greatest players in the business,
and if the reports about him a~e true,
baseball will lose one of its most val
liable men. In the last two seasons
Keller has not shown his old great
form at the bat but there was time
whenever the champion welterweight
batter of the world as he was fondly
dubbed, walked to the plate, a buzz
of expectancy came from the onlook
ers. They felt confident that some
thing would happen to change the
complexion of the game. If the score
was close he was apt to tie it, or else
send in the run that would put the
team in the lead
Keller had the honor of leading the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
Ns,4 Suede Millinery

Perhaps the most popular form of
millinery for travelling and outing
purposes are those smart little round
hats of suede.
They are simply trimmed with a
strap and buckle, which are fashioned
in colored suede in such colors as Gin
namon, champagne, cerise, royal blue,
myrtle green. mole gray, SAKE blue
purple or other varying shades. Be
ing very scft, they are ideal for mo
toring and can be worn with serge or
cotton frocks for country use
Several women have bought them
to wear with white linen and serge
frocks, adopting the idea of wearing
suede shoes to match, and carrying an
en- tout cas- of a like color fnishef
with a suede-covered handle.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-13
PLAN FALL TRIP TO JAPAN
Jimmy McAIeer VIII Take Team Of
All-Stars to Orient for Series of
Games-ProbabIe Makeup.

Next fall a bunch of ball players
will travel to the Orient and Jimmy
McAleer will be the pilot. When the
AllStars of the American league play
ed the Athletics and dressed them into
proper shape to take fall out of the
Cubs in the worlds series they I'M
pressed upon McAleer that they were
some baseball organization
Already McAleer has made arrange
ments to visit the Philippines and
Japan with the All-American Stars
next fall. He has the personal as
surance of each and every member OF
the all-star team that played the Ath-
letics that they will go along with
him. The makeup of the All-Star team
that will tour the Orient in the fall
of 1911, under the management or
Jimmy McAleer, will be as follows:
Pitchers-Ed Walsh Of Chicago, Wal
ter Johnson of Washington, Doc
White of Chicago.
Catchers-Billy Sullivan of Chicago,
Gabby Street of Washington.
nfelders-Harry Lord of Chicago,
Herman Schoefer of Washington, Kid
Eberfeld of Washington, Cunningham
and George Mcbride of Washing
ton
OutfeIder Ty Cobb of Detroit, Clyde
Milan of Washington and iris Speak
er of Boston