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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-06-22
Varieties Of Refreshing
Fruit Punches to Serve
On the Hot Days.

A very little time expended on the
fruits that are found on the aver
age farm will result in a variety Of
delicious drinks for the family and
the chance guest. :: All fruits used
for this purpose should be ripe and
firm. The first step consists of
washing the fruit thoroughly and
letting it drain in a cool place. All
imperfect spots should be cut away.
Either of the two following meth
DDS maybe used to- extract the juices:
Place the fruit in a preserving ket-
tie with just enough water to. float
it and prevent it from burning at the
bottom. Bring to the boiling point
and simmer slowly until the fruit is
tender. Drain through a. jelly bag.
BY many good cooks bag of white
flannel is considered superior to all
others. Measure this juice, and for
sweet fruits, such. as .elderberries,
raspberries, cherries and grapes, al
low half a cupful of granulated
sugar. for each quart of juice. Plums,
rhubarb, currants. and other tart
fruits require one :cupful of sugar
for a quart of juice. Put the meas
ured juice into a preserving kettle
over a moderate fire and boil gently
for ten minutes, skimming carefully.
Then ado the sugar and boil five
minutes longer, removing all scum
shat rises to the surface. The fruit
syrup thus prepared may be bottled
or put into a glass, jar while hot and
sealed for future use. -.
The other method Of extracting the
Juice is by means Of a small hand
press. A suitable one may be found
/, for S1.25. Cooking as not necessary.
Such a press is fine, for apples, cur
rants or any juicy fruit. This juice
should be strained through the jelly
bag: 1t. may be used Immediately,
Tor it will keep on ice for several
days.. If not for immediate use it
may be. made into a. syrup like the
Juice from cooked fruit: "
In the following recipes. the word
syrup" is used to- designate that
made from the cooked juice, and the
word Juice" means the juice as it
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-06-22
CHERRIES AND PINEAPPLES.

Cherries are unlike other fruits in
some important respects. Almost
everywhere they are picked under
ripe rather than overripe. This Is
serious mistake, for cherries should
be left on the trees until they are
perfectly ripe, in fact as long as they
will hang on. Often they will hang
two weeks after they have turned
a good red color, and during this
time they almost or completely
double their size, turn much dark
er in color and become sweeter and
Juicier. Their flavor is materially
improved by thorough ripening, and
the ripper they become, the less acid
they contain. Cherries will stand for
several hours after being picked
without appreciable change. It is
always best, however, to put them up
at once; but if they are in good con-
d1tion they may be left overnight
without great deterioration. In this
respect they are radically different
from Strawberries and raspberries,
which deteriocate rapidly II allowed
to stand
The composition Of cherries Is
such that the application Of heat to
them produces a chemical change
which makes. the flavor strong ana
unnatural. This, together with the
fact that they contain large amount
|of masic and citric ACID, renders
long continued cooking both unwise
and unnecessary. Their flavor is
much better, however, If they are
heated after sugar has been added,
though the addition Of sugar IS un-
necessary to preserve them. Cher
ries may be canned with or without
the seeds. The seeds give a peculiar
spicy flavor that many people like.
THE old-fashioned. way Of seeding
cherries by hand is extremely slow
and tiresome, but If care is taken,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-06-22

exclude the air, and set in cool
place until5needed. When ready FIR
serving q hot cloth may be. wrapped
round each mold for "a moment, and
the ice cream will turn out readily
. in solid black. Il.
For genuine ice cream the essen
tails are pure cream, juicy. we'll
crushed fruit or rich fruit syrups
and ganualted sugar. When it is
necessary to use part milk it should
have special treatment. Experts fail
to agree as to the scalding or the
heating OF cream and milk for ice
cream. Some assert that raw cream
or milk has q harsh taste and a
-snoWlike texture when frozen, and
that the heating makes it. smoother
and richer. -. Others believe that
cream is spoiled by heating, not only
In texture but in taste. After sew
eral years of personal experience
With ice creams = have; found that
rich cream Is quickly spoiled by heat
ing, but that milk is invariably i'm
proved. A good proportion to use
When cream is scarce is half cream
and half milk. A fine quality Of
ice cream, however, may be made
with only pint of thick cream and
quart of milk with the addition Of
one or two eggs. Scald the milk and
add saltspoonful of salt to re-
move the flat taste. When it is per-
fectly cold put it into the freezer
with the cream and two cupfuls Of
sugar. When the mixture is partly
frozen add the eggs slightly. beaten
and tablespoonful Of, rich flavoring
QXfrQof nj nf nf into
crushed fruit is used the eggs may
be omitted. FtavoMngs and fruit
juices should never be added to the
scalded milk or cooked in any way,
but added cold with the cream
Cream Soda, Without Fountain
Coffee sugar, pounds, water, 3
pints, nutmegs grated, 3 in number,
whites of 10 eggs we'll beaten, gum
drops, or extract equal to that
amount. BY using oils of other fruits
you can make as many flavors from
this as you desire or prefer.
Mix all and place over a gentle
fire, and stir we'll about 80 min
utes; remove from the fire, strain
and divide into two parts: into one
half put supercarbonate Of soda, 8
OulCeS, anu mo the OLneT ndll SIX
ounces tartaric acid; shake well and
when cold they are ready to use by
pouring three or four spoons from
both parts, into separate glasses,
| which are one-third full Of cool
water: stir each a4d pour together,
and you have as nice a glass of
cream soda as was. ever drank,
| which can also he drank at your
leisure, as the gum and eggs hold the
gas.
Sham Champagne.
CA purely temperance drink
Tartaric acid, 1 o., one good sized
lemon, ginger root, l o., white sugar,
/ u lbs, water 2h gals. yeast, 1
gill.
Slice the lemon and bruise the gin
ger; mix all, except the yeast, boil
| the water and pour it upon them
and let stand until cooled to blood
heat; then add the yeast and let it
stand in the sun through the day;
at night bottle, tying the corks, and
| in days it will be fit to use.
| Be sure and not drink over three
or four bottles at, one time.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-06-22

The millionaire has no trouble
bringing up his son so he is able to
support himself. .
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-06-22

There are many different kinds of
fools, and some people. try to be all
kinds at once. ..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-06-22

1t don't take. an actor long to
make up for, lost time. -
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
Monkey In The
Role Of Burglar

Atlanta, July ia monkey
W b o burglarizing ingenuity
made him appear a lineal descend
ent of the famous Rue Morgue
simian broke into a local seed
store yesterday afternoon and
played havoc with the contents.
Not only did he throw all the big
books of the company around the
store, but upset seed barrels and
boxes. The proprietors returning
this morning thought the place had
been burglarized, ano were sur
prised to find the safe had not
been blown.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
Foster Clan Will
Support John Slaton

Atlanta, July 18.-John NJ.
Slaton was surprised the other
day to receive letters from the
sons and grandsons and other male
relatives of A. L. Foster, of Clay
county, announcing that the whole
family had decided to do every
thing they possibly could for Mr..
Slaton in his race for governor.
Several Of these gentlemen Mr..
Slaton has never met personally,
and for that reason he was all the
more gratified. The letters ex-
planned that the rallYing of the
Foster clan was due Mr.. Slaton's
action in championing A. L. Fos-
ter's cause in 1896. Mr.. Slaton
led the figrt on the floor of the
house in Mr.. Fosters favor when
effort was made to Gust him in
favor of Killingsworth.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
Express Companies
Will Test Law
If Measure Becomes Such

Atlanta, July 18.-The express
companies and railroads will I'M
questionably put to a quick test
the constitutionality of the new
liquor shipment measures passed
by the senate, in the event they
become law. The one measure
which provides that the carriers
shall furnish to ordinaries of each
county list of names of all who
receive liquor shipments, will be
fatty defed, and from the first the
state will be forced to prove the
constitutionality of the measure.
The stamp measure, by. Senator
Felker. is another question. Ii
provides that all shipments must
be stamped with s. state revenue
stamp before they are taken out
of the express offices.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
CaI0meI Is Dangerous
Is a Powerful Chemical Made
From Mercury---PeOple
Should be Careful

The only sure way to avoid the
danger of calomel IS to take no
calomel.
Dodson's Liver Tone, vegeta-
BILE liquid of pleasant taste, more
than takes it's place. Where Gallo
mel shakes you up and shocks your
liver, Dodson's Liver-Tone, mild
but effective, builds up and
strengthens. 1t "livens up the
liver"
1t may be taken without any re-
striction of diet or habits. You
can give it to your children with
fine results.
Get a bottle at j. Hawkins
Goodman and if it doesn't do all
that you think it ought-if it
doesn't make bilious spells mere
| trihes-if it doesn't 'Fliven up your
liver" your money will be waiting
for you.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
Must Pay Rentals
Landlords Must Receive
Their Due on Property

Macon, Ga. In the case of
Jacob E. Gutman, an alleged
bankrupt merchant Of Savannah,
in which a petition for review of
the referees report is brought by
the Rt. Rev. Cleland X. Nelson,
Episcopal bishop of the diocese of
Atlanta, and the Episcopal church
in the diocese of Georgia, to pre-
vent the trustee of the bankrupt
estate from selling the lease on
valuable store property in Savan-
nah, Judge Speer yesterday direct
ed that the lease be resold and the
rentals due the church be paid
from the proceeds. In the event
that the sale did not bring a suffi-
cient sum to pay all of the rentals,
the court ordered that the land
be returned TO the owners and the
rentals paid.
In the summing up of the case
in his opinion delivered in court
yesterday, Judge Speer said;
eve think it our duty, there
fore, to send this case back to the
referee and direct that this lease
be rosold at an upset price sufti-
cient to pay to the authorities of
the church the entire rentals for
the term of the lease, and that the
trustee should pay over such rem
tails for the entire term of the
lease as soon as he receives them.
On failure to sell the lease for a
sum sufficient to pay down all the
rentals due for the term of the
lease, order should be taken to re-
store at once the property in its
integrity to the owners, and be-
sides to pay the rentals already
accumulated, and other proper
charges under the lease. The same
equitable result may be secured if
the referee, in his judgment,
should accept a bond, with ample
security to be approved by him,
obliging the purchaser at the sale
to conform strictly to ali the terms
of the lease"
Lawton & Cunningham and Ed
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
Will Remedy Evils
Arising from Girls Carrying
On Correspondence With
out knowledge of their
Parents.

Atlanta, July 18.-Declaring
that scores of young girls are be-
ing ruined through the agency OF
general delivery letters, Postmas-
ter Hugh Mckee is going to ask
the postal authorities at Washing
ton to help curb the local evil. He
says every day young girls OF six
teen get love letters from the gen
eral delivery, doubtless unknown
to their parents. The girls adopt
that way of carrying on cores
pondences which their mothers
would not permit, he declares.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
ward S. Elliott, of Savannah,

ward S. Elliott, of Savannah,
were attorneys for the petitioners
for review, and Remer L. Den
mark, of Savannah, trustee, in
propria persona, and Garrard &
Gazan, of Savannah, were attorn-
eys for the bankrupt.
In the Meyer case, one involv-
ing big land interests in Georgia,
JudgeSpeertook toomuch the same
stand. In this case, in which the
opinion of the Judge was recently
affirmed by the United States SUI
preme court, Judge Speer held
that the landlord was entitled to a
superior lien on the bankrupt's
assets for his rent. In the Gut
man case he holds that the lease
hold interest of the bankrupt may
be sold for enough to pay all the
rentals and that if there is not
enough derived from the sale OF
the lease, it is the duty of the re-
fierce to return the property to
the landlord.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
In The Ring
Keep Your Old Straw Hat
There 1t is Still Your
Friend

The ash heap is no place for
straw bat until it is smashed. lust
because it is dirty and yellow IS no
sign it should be discarded. Get
another dollar or two's worth of
wear out of it by cleaning it with
a capsule of Elkay's Straw Hat
Cleaner.
All you need to do is to spend a
dime or a quarter according to
whether you want to clean your
hat twice Or eight times-for a
box of the cleaner, empty one of
the capsules into a glass of water,
brush the hat with this mixture,
rinse it off, shake your hat ano
put it on your head.
It will look like new, and you
can spend the money YOU would
have otherwise spent for new
hat or something else.
We not only guarantee ElkaY's
Straw Hat Cleaner to SATISFACTORY
lY clean your hat, but we also
guarantee it to remove ink and
fruit stains, mildew, etc., from all
kinds of fabrics. Come in and we
will show you how to use it and
show you how much more con-
veniently it is put up than other
cleaners. 10 and 25 cents. For
sale in this community only at our
store.
Denmark Drug Co.
Zee T a.s.a::gG s4ooe
Fitzgerald. Ga.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
LAGRANGE Wins Next
State Press Meeting

Dublin, July 17.-At the clos
ing session OF the Georgia Press
Association this morning, La
Grange was selected as the next
meeting place of the association,
and the following officers elected
for the coming year: President,
G. Nj. Methvin; first vice president
P. 7. McCutcheon; second vice
president, +. Y. Beckham; cor
responding secl etary, H. NJ. Stan
ley; recording secretary, W. A,
Shackelford; treasurer; B. I.
Moseley.
All of the old officers were re-
elected with the exception of Sec
ond vice-president, which officer
went to +, Y. Beckham, of the
Laurens County Herald, Dublin.
The vote for LAGRANGE was unani-
nous, the sentiment being SO
strong that no other city was plac-
ed before the convention.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19

The performances by The Mad
docks-Field Players, we are in
formed, are fine. Press courte-
sizes not having been rendered us
necessitated our missing those
pleasures, as the force is broke.
The Devil.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19
Denmark Drug Co.
Zee Tas:a.:.gs:. saao.
Fitzgerald. Ga.
Announcement.
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT.

JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT.
! am candidate in the Demo-
cratic Primary of August 21st for
the Office of Judge of the Cordele
Circuit. unexpired term. and subject
to the rules of said primary election.
Your support will be appreciated.
Very respectfully,
w. F. GEORGE.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-19

NATERMELONS, CUCUMBERS,
Squashes and Garden Vegetables,
some choice Pickles, fresh and
fine. See j. j. Larisey, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. 49-tf
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utak n Q
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HOW FAR is LIVE OAK?
MOI 50 far thai the Statements u1 MS
Residents CannO1 be Verified

Rather an interesting case has been
developed over M Live OAk Beup so
near by Il It well worth publishing here
The statement is sincere-the proof con
vincinP
/ n Cone. " Counor 81, Live Oaf.
Fla, says. 4 had severe tan when ]
was eighteen years Olo and after that my
back was very weak Severe pains often
daned through NY sides and loins and
the kidney secretlons bothered me. being
too trequont n passage although tie
tow was scaniy Whenever ] caught
cold il aggravated my trouble A friend
recommended Doans Ndney PMS ip me
and ] began their use They sool ie-
moved the pain and lameuess from mg
back and corrected the loube will my
kidncys Statement given May O. IsUsJ
THE BENEFlTLASIEI
Mr. Cone was interviewed on March Id.
1911, and %, said You are welcome 10
use my endorsement of Doans Kidney
Pills at any time you desire. The benefit
this remedy has brought me has been per-
manent
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
FOster-Milburn Go. Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other
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'hoe .s Q man iu tiilt0nla Ca. whose
rei'as' f'cn Ian and suffering is due to
FOL- Kidney Pills lie recommends
them "l suffered with sidney trouble re-
Gently and had awful pains IN my bach
got bottle foley Kidney Pills and al
ter taking them am entirely cured and
cheefllly recommend them TO all AT
all dealers.
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LOVett News.

A very interesting game OF
ball was witnessed between the
Ioyett and Carrabelle ball teams
last Saturday afternoon. Lovett
winning by a score of IL to ..
Miss Matte Jarvis Of Little
River arrived last week, much to
the delight OF her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T Wood Wis
TIED in the Union vicinity Sun
day
Carlos Browning Of Greenvllle
W. a pleasant visitor IN our
>n2st Saturday and Sunday.
Leon Gray Of Madison visited
his brother, Willie Gray Of this
,lace Saturday and also took
part in the ball game.
Willie Bowen Of Qultman, yIs'
tied his aunt. Mrs !. a Christian
Sunday.
Mr. G. ". Sutley Of Madison
aud W. D. Sutley Of Plnetta and
wives dIned with their mother.
Hrs. NJ. 7. Suutl ct thIs place
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-31

Il would surprise yo1 70 Now Of the
~ GOO tina. is be.nc done by Chamber
Gains Tablets Dauug Dowucy Of iNowbarF
Junction, N Z SAYS my wife mas been
nsing Chamberlain Tablets and 1inds
Acm very efectual and doing her lots Of
good Ii you have any trouble with your
stomach or bowels piVe them a trial For
sale by all dealers.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-31

Mrs.:W. r. Knight and child
rem of Quitman visited in Lovett
last week.
Quite a large crowd from
Lovett went to Hampton Springs
Sunday.
A large number Of visitors
from Cherry Lake and Hamburg
were in our midst Sunday.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety will meet at Concord Church
next Sunday p. m. at 3 O'Clock
Miss Nita Law of Madison is
a pleasant visitor in our COM
munity this week.
D. S. Lovett returned last
week from a visit to relatives in
Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Jarvis
We're in our town last Sunday
p. m.
The Lovett and Ha m b urg
teams will play a game OF ball
in Lovett next second Saturday.
Come and cheer for Your home
teams.
Misses Bessie. Mary and Flos-
sc Jarvis were the guests Of
Mrs. ". r. Hudson Sunday,
The evening service H. -ovett
Sunday rendered by Rev. Moore
Of Greenyille was enjoyed by all.
Subscribers. "
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-05-31
The Real Story Of Printy,e

Jre idea tIou Which Irriype
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on, type experts equlprte ,yIc.
winter used 10 our of,ces To- write.
'Ibt Oliver Typewriter 30 o.r fau.
ou' trade mork type just "a. tlt ran,
appears or The outside Of IT., machine
auu 10 ali Oliver publicity.
ybt beautiful appearance nd the
marvellous clearnees Of toe production
our ebony trade mark typ. disclosed
the Possibilities Of -Qulppug TIE Give,
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language u shaded letters
W.. worked for yeare on Ibe plan and
finally succeeded II producing. for e2.
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the wonderful shaded letters sna
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Poor appetite If sHe sigu Of impair
ed digestion. a few doses Of Cham
beIlalns Stomach aud Liver Tablets will
strengthen your digestion and improve
yom appetite thousands have been ben
ehted by taking these tablets. Sold by
all dealers
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The Public'S Verdict

That the above II overwhelmingly IN
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nv sDlll NllhlN'IfhIy Ni'lfl
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