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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
Second Crop Alfalfa

Simon McTavish informs us that
they cut the second crop of alfalfa at
the Oconto Company's North Branch
farm last Saturday. The crop is fine
this year. The hay crop also is good.
Last week they hauled 1852 loads off
from 90 acres. The company recently
purchased u 80 horsepower gasoline en- =
CINE for blowing and other work on the
farm.-Suring Chronicle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
SCHOOL N EWS
List of Teachers Engaged for the En-
suing Year
SCHOOL BEGINS SEPT. 9,
A Large Attendance of Pupils From
Outside of the City Expected

School begins September 9th.
The following teachers are engaged
for the following year:
r. f. Loveland, Superintendent and
High School Principal
c. c. Dewald, Physics and Mathemat-
les and Leader of Orchestra and Band.
Nettie G. Prideaux, History and Civ
les.
Beulah M. Price, English and Rhetor-
icals.
Blanche M. Kline, Latin and Ger
man.
Sonia Ladoff, Physiology, Botany and
Physical Geography.
Grace A. Prugger, English and Music.
Nell Ivey, 9Th grade.
Rose Dunbar, 7th grade.
Jennie Jones, 9Th and 9th grades -
4th Ward.
Gertrude Weidenfeller, 9th and 9th
grades-2nd Ward.
Anna O'Dowd, Ord and 4th grades 800
4th Ward.
Jane Tregilgus, 3rd and 4th grades
End Ward.
Helen We'll, End grade 4th Ward.
Susan Hanscom, End grade - End
Ward.
Eta Neal, LIST grade and Kndergar-
ten-4th Ward.
Lydia Stephens, LIST grade and Kin
dergarten End Ward.
Young people who have received the
common school diploma will be admit
ted to the high school without examina-
ton. Pupils living outside of the city
and having the common school diploma
or the Eighth grade certificate will
have their tuition paid as usual by the
towns from which they come.
1t begins to look as if we would have
a large attendance this year, especially
from outside of the city, and we shall
try hard to maintain the high standard
Of the school in order to merit the con-
tinued patronage of the neighboring
towns.
Our schools earned more than 8, 200
tuition money last year, of which
$3e9.65 have been paid, and 1903 will
be paid after the next taxes are col
lected.
Superintendent Loveland would be
glad to correspond with any who are
thinking Of attending school.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
BARBER SHOPS.
ED. ElIlNGEN.
FASHIONABLE BARBER sH

am prepared TO attend to tonsoril work In a
satisfactory manner. l will continue the River
side laundry Of GAINESVILLE, and will run the
Bath Rooms In connection with nv shop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
Poison Kills Child.

Richland Center, Wis. Aug, l2-
Little Lucille Miller, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Miller. died of
poisoning. The child climbed upon
table and reached for u bottle of carbolic
acid which she drank, thinking it was
medicine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
TRAIN TIME.


MINERAL POINT STATION
Effective Nov. S, 1911.
LEAVE
No. 8 Passenger and Expr. 7:10 a. N
No. 90 Way freight ..... S:45 a. m
No. Passenger and Expr.. 20 p. Ia
No.166 Time freight. ... 400 D. m
ARRIVE
No.165 Time freight .. 12:45 p. m
No. 21 Passenger and Expr. 2:10 p. m
No. 81 Way freight. ........ $50 p. m
No. Passenger and Expr. 1910 p IN
N. H. SNOW, Agent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
Wild West Show In Wreck.

On Friday night, Aug, 0, four cars Of
the i0l Ranch Wild West Show went
into the ditch at Leslie, on the Chicago
d North Western road, eight horses
being killed and five injured. No per.
son was hurt. Spreading of the rails
caused the accident
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
Eats Matches and Dies.

Richland Center, Wis, August l2-
Frank Bryant, 2 years old. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Bryant, died afte,
eating matches.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
Gilsonite Roofing Paint

for sale by William Brenton for metal
and all other kinds of roofing. Win
paint roofs as well as sell paint. Min.
eral Point. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
Mineral Point & Northern Railway


MINERAL POINT STATION
Effective Sunday, June 2, 1912
GOING NORTH
Leave Mineral Point at sos a. m.
Kodatz ------ $40
Harker --- $3.50
Linden ------- $3.50
Whitson Junction -10:25
Arrive Highland 1850
GOING SOUTH
Leave. Highland 100 noon
Linden NATURALIZATION 100 p. m.
Harker -------------- 1:20
Kodatz / :35
Arrive Mineral Point 2:25
W. A. JONES. General Manager.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
90 %, 1912

Great Free Exciting Games of BaFast Running
and Irotting Races.
0HHURSDAY, August g. HOO a m--Address Woman
Il Suffrage by Mrs Robert M. La Foee in Amphitheatre
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
FRIDAY, AUG. q.

900 a. m --Judging of car
riage horses, single driv-
ers, etc.
1000 a. m. Band Concert.
12.00--- Base Ball - Mineral
Point VS.. Darlington.
200 p. III. Race programme
called. 2:2O pace, 2::15
trot, one-half mile run,
3 year-old trot and 2 year
old pace.
800 p. Ill., Special Attrac-
tons and Band.
$3.50 p. M. Grand parade of
blooded stock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
GEORGE PRIDEAUx.

basement Penhallegon building, corner High
and Chestnut streets, Mineral Point Latest
STYLES OF work. Give US call.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15

THURSDAY, AUG. d.
900 a. M Judging live stock
1000 a. m.---Concert on the
grounds by Mineral Point
and Dodgeville Cornet
Bands.
HOO a. m.---An Address on
Woman's Suffrage, by
Mrs. Robert M. La Toilette.
in amphitheatre; admission free to amphitheatre
12:OO---Base Ball---Linden VS..
Mifflin.
200 p. III. Race programme
called. 2::35 trot, free for
all, 2;22 trot, hve-eighths
miles run.
300 p. H. Special Attrac-
tons: Band Concert; APP
dale's Zoo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
CHAS. WINN,

FASHIONABLE BARBER SHOP

South side Of High Street, Mineral Point, Wis
Patronage respectfully solicited and satisfac.
ton guaranteed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
THE PROGRAMME:

Tuesday, Aug. 20, Entry Day
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

youngstar who had escorted Ramon
soIano to the scene. ~Where'd Dc hull
bunch O youse a been but for NIKE
McKane, I'd Ike tub know"
What I'd ike 70 know" qrsried
Brockett. rs how you happened TO set
down here. anyhow Who turned you
loose?"
Turned loose nottin'." answered
Mike McKane Didn't tell youso
guys was goin' on dis trip1 Well.
made good Lissen tub me. DO: youse
two left a track so wide ynh eoulda
driven an Ortermobue over Il. When
youse left Washinton was right IN
de neighborhood. II youse wanter
know. you'd a hadda heap O. trouble
gettin' clear from dat strset fight wit
de bulls bat for me. pointed 'sm up
an alley, an dey went up II Ike q
Iotta boobs. After dat. II was plumb
easy fer me 90 keep In touch wit
youse. One or two times. youse did Z
doublin' act. like a guy tryin' to t'ro~
/ de shadows OF when his wife has
/ hired de Pinks tar watch In. but
kinda fingered cut just where you'd
likely tighten didn't niss out once
Did dem letters have youss a-guess
in'ts
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

she colonial. by a. way. chers -
quite a los OF news iron Washington
besides your promotion. Mr. B-ockett-
Chief wilkins stenographsr. Mia
Lawson. win not Be there when you
return You can probably imagine
why 40 arrest. no trouble-nothing
AZ all For the good OF the service.
you understand This redheadsd imp
mike McKane looked conbattvs Tor
an lnstan) Is 20 20 into the secret
servlcs,-the chief says be regards him
as a most promising junior operative.
How sbout dyeing that hair. YOUNG
man. That sunset head would ZIP you /
OF 70 every crook IN North America
-Av. dars nottin'." remarked TIE /
! Grim sol. head. Trouble an wisdom /
soon turn de hair white an make
guy .oOk diEnihet.-
a bit from Chicago. also. gentle
/ men, resumed the colonel "Aguilar.
the Filipino pith whom you bad soms
! exciting experiences. has been ices-
tihcd "a one OF tie last lRdrones. or
murterous robbers. that prOWled the
Island OF Luzon. Nice reward for bis
capture / would suggest that II %
divided up between yourselves and
the policemen ~ho made The capture.
The big negro whom Aguilar stabbed
will get we'll"
clad Of st." interrupted Mike Nc
Kane -He looked like big. good
natured mutt 20 me when I slipped
him a cipher letter IN Detroit
The colonel laughed good-naturedly
! / and continued Everything that you
/ were asked 90 do has bees done with
| / honor. young gentlemen And now.
\ bows. there is one thing wish You
u would explain 20 mel have omcial
4 / permission from General Cole 80 re-
/ | ceive enlightenment upon the subject
4 | VIII you kindly map out % me the
Il ! details OF this confounded cipher u
is easy enough 90 write and work ou'
! when YOU have the key-but what IS
the basic foundation OF the kew I've
2 tried every way I could imagine 70
/ work 70 out. I understand that th'
Z best cipher experts Of Germany an'
Japan found the task hopeless an'
impossible That was one reason fo
their anxiety 90 get the key away iron
you. Just 90 satisfy my own curiosity
have submitted the code 20 thre
American gentlemen who we're sur
posed 90 be marvels tn deciphcrin
puzzles OF the kind-and they gave
up in anger and abREement They sai
nj that there was 10 law. no logic, M
ID foundation from which 90 unravt
,ut such a cipher. So much The bette
That made Il the safest and sure'
on thing iu secret service codes that an
nj one ever invented Il IS marvel
) I I'm take my hat or 70 it-but. Just
nd ease the old age OF a hewild ered ma
wo you will show me the idea and a
my backbone OF the thing"
OF Its as easy as A h c." said Broc
BED EFT. III you start Il right and get a
tho auainted with a. As you dOubue
xed understand. the terms used are 4
We borrowed from baseball. That's ca
By. enough. isn't it,"
snpl IL ought 20 be-" assentsd the C
1nd onei. "but how about the order a.
red. sequence OF the hieroglyphicsT'
a. well. here you are" said the
ink ventor Il took a guide-book. ba
,ole ball book covering the season OF 10
20. as my model. and CLASSIFIED things
rom this fashion:
With "A. Numbers. The numbers VIII
~" scorers give 20 the players are
how membered-and used the other "
Z IN The scorer usually calls the pitcl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

laughing. handed the crumpied mis-
sives 20 Cones Estsral.
''Madre dc Diosi" cried Juan Tor
rejon. but that was cunning work!
The craft OF "A fox, The geneTalship /
OF q Napoleon, But what. young /
friend. would you have done X you i
had not possessed this BALI"
Both boys Joined In peal Of merri- |
ment. That. Senior Captain" Brock |
EFT answered. would have been the
least OF our troubles. We would have
borrowed a new ball from youl"
Torreion smote his thigh with open
palm. "CarrambR" be shouted, and
7 would have given II. beyond a doubt,
Then 7 would have been ten times
more the monkey and what you Grin
COS call the goat Conner Estersl. 7
am your prisoner. DO with me what
you will do not care. After behold
INK a good Joke such as this. can
meet any fate. well-satishedi
Conner Esteral spoke gravely.
thouEhtfuly. There IS much here 20
perpIex and bewilder me. will re
/ tire and reason out the fun meaning
I OF these letters Rest you here.
senores. all OF you. I vii return IN
| perhaps an hour" Aud the little man.
| attended by two or three o. his horse
men. disappeared amid the chaparral.
Baron Zollern drew the worthless
envelopes from his pocket. tore them
open. and stared 81 the blank sheets
they had contained Then. with a
I gesture Of utter disgust and ssrdonic
contempt. be offered them 20 Mr..
Yazimoto. The japanese struck them
from the Germans hand. sank down
upon the sod. and sobbed ike little
child. Baron Zollern drew himself up
proudly. calamity.
For me-" be spoke. I'D ISIS all ofer
7 may not 90 back 20 Berlin now
/ Young chentlemen. I congratulated
you. You haf outyitted me from star
10 hnich. und you haf dricked me a.
, de lasd. VIM you shake hands mi
meT''
Brockett and SolanO stood viii
barred heads as they clasped IN
baron's hand. A great soul had broker
before them. and a patriot had com
h TO the bitter ending OF his dreams
They clasped the Germans hands
and all was silence save the sobbin
Of the little japanese, unnerved An
overwhelmed.
I'D vos not a fair contest" a
baron said patting the boys on n
shoulder "Dere vas you tvO-uu
a aEainsd you twenty spies und skille
hunters OF men. Sometimes, He
4. Yazimoto und 7 worked togeder. Som
Se dimes We worked abart. Nit all
resources at our command. We ke
,e ubon de drail-two men can hard
Of WOOL twenty. We did all We could
und yet you beat Us. beat Us az efe
blaze. und VI efery city. At lasd. ne
o. in Mexico. I benefed We had you
und you gate US dc checkmate at
y lasd turn OF de road! Boys. again
ut congratulate you. You viii be gre
1s some day Baron Zolern. crush
und beaten. say 10 nOvi-
no "He didn't count de numbers rig
ne dere. piDed up the small red-head
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
sa,l,fisa VIII LIfs Wsrs.
THE ENp.)

Or. william Coleridgs. for 50 years
medical OAcer OF health for the city
OF London. Is 20 retire For 81 years
he was medical oficer for the port OF
London and during ali these years
service he has been nshting for pure
and unadulterated food for the peopis
OF London. He Is satisfied with bis
work. and says: II had my life 80
live over again should lead II IN the
same way. could not go slow and
sacrifice enthusiasm for the sake OF
an extra ten years OF life"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

-~rxpa.n.stouAs &AAA poft." Trimmed
the messenger boy. T1ah see. old
Chief wilkins an General coie has al
ways thought I had de goods IN me
fer a Sherlock Holmes 50 when
youse IVES all framed up fer de tip
6ey calls me IN an tells me- To hang
round In de vicinity. sect And tuh
keep q close eye on youse. do All 1
could 20 help youse. an. II youse got
stalled AZ de finish. 20 shoot home De
news. In oder words. I was ruardeen
an shadow over de whole journey
an de letters Was Jest part OF Il all.
10 was pipe fer me 20 learn your
cipher-any baseball bug can easy DO
it-Gu' az for de letters. I can say
dis. I may talk on de fritE. but 81
sehool I always got any spellin' prizes
dat Was 20 be had
You must have kept IA touch will
the chief. too. didn't your asked SO
lano.
Il surely aid. vas do live wire
de line OF Communication. an I Jus
gerried along some letters dat de chic
an de general managed tub get tnl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
CHAPTER XXX.

Nice promotion waiting back IN
Washington for you. Mr.. Brookett~
said old Colonel lewis. boaming with
fatherly affection upon the messen-
gers Too bad you are not IN gov
eminent service. Mr.. BolanO.-
The Cuban smiled dslightodiy.
I'm sOrTy. at tineG." he admitted.
that am not an American eitiSsa
and working IN the same department
as Harry Brockett. Btul. Cuba f. QUITE
a e0untry-and am toH eA@t 70
sponG<bis post wtn - gfNsn ne a.
Havana. ause a. the o1toons az TAses
aAvSnk1rsA-
WARA y 49, 4 ~ eA a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
CHAPTER Xxx.

Baron Zollera outtoned his coat
clenched his asts. and snarled den
Ance. No, Nefer!" he roared. step
ping forward and glazing at the little
leader. "Dake dem ofer my dead
body-n you cam"
Gomez Esteral smiled compassion
ately.
IT do not wish to be too strenuous"
said he. "Sun / think we can obtain
the letters without having TO commit
any massacres."
The clOse-rahked horsemen opened
I'D a lane and Ramon Solano, leaning
on the shoulder Of q small. stOcky.
redhesded boy. hmpsd up 20 the little
chieftain. Brockett. with = whOop OF
delight fell upon the Cuban, who
hugged him dslightsdly for a brief In
Etant, and then turned smiling &C
Comes Esteral.
why not let Baron Zollern keel
Dis papsrs3" spoke Solano. The rea
asttsFs. Senior Estsral. are here"
Comes Esteral took the battered oh
sail gingerly. al II suHpeOting bomb
plot or q practical joke Brocksti
sensing the comedy Of the scene
eauSnsd unr0strAinsdly for . moment
mnA sAsn. taxing Tia bail froun IN
v1msksd iseAsT. SfpDSd epSA sAe ssAni
~ yxra vEes toTa 9wagt eee DADss
lasasA. A xtzA ~ 2sk -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
CHERRY rIHE

Tns ehsrTy PIE ses es~a. n Gz4 ~
Ways VII Dc. As stns euA noa - 20
sxoSlsncs TIE lusci0ua. f1fsy erek
stands second 20 e0as sar aAzeloua
eating To really knov ana satcE
run beauty o. the fruit one must rS@
under and pick to frlztt from 10
beautiful trsea IN southern 1dAsas
where the oeAty frnit grows 40 aAnGs
and abundsnuy. The GA trees are
az large a. an ordlaary sAa4s 49,
aad cary tons o. cherries.
Spiesd cherries are a SshoacJ wAtnA
adds 20 any table Tie prop~wsiona
are The same As those assd 81 gur~
rants seven pounds Of fruiS % Ave
1 pounds OF sugSr. three tAobsapoonnaas
each OF cinnamon and cloves lied N Q
bag and cooked IN . pint o. vtasgAr.
| Cook az togsther an hour and a hAn
very slowly.
II you fail % zss Cherries - enn.
don't miss buying a tsw bcEss q the
large dark western Cherries enF
cherry Olives. Il - moss A2DstiEazR
relish FOR msAcs.
PIT The cherries and lust sc~er
Win vinegar. ant lst stand ever aiEh<.
drain % the vinegar and add al equA1
weight OF the cherries In sugar. sns
until dissolved aud set away IN =
covered Jar FOR winter uss. ne w.
egar may. With the sdditton o. sagAxs
make a good shrub for a hot w~@cn@t
| drink
A method OF canning which - r~rI
successful o. that 90 putting he pistsi
| fruit into a large bowl. add an sQuAi
bulk % sugar. ulassure for MEASURE.
stir. and keep Ia the Ice chest foI
tVenty-four hours. then place m war
llired cans. seal tight and plAos on
: the cold cellar door or keep In th'
] back part OF tse Ice chest 4 there Il
I room The secret 81 keeping frut
this way Is having the tsmpSrasur'
unvaryingly cold. Cherries canned 4
this way are fresh fruit and n thos
oughly mixed with the sugar. kaa'
u without fermentation. strzvbaEheu
= c1rrants and rAspberrtss. in hA<9 a
- fruits that can % cruEhed snf s&t'a'
y atad with sugar. keep equally vel
"a cherry pse made from such frul
cannot Be sold from the frsshly-padha
fruit
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
NOR Of tha shssp.Hsrder.

The sheep-herdsr OF today is not tho
type OF man who Was led BY the Star
In the East TO the manger OF Bethie-
hem. but be Is stu doing the service
for his day and generation thai the
shepherds OF the gospel story were
doing In their day. ne 10 putting 4
large element OF fAithfulnesz and self
denial into every pound OF wool that
goes into the garments OF the people
and IL eoatent 20 be en- essential cog
In the xrsss vAssa - ta6UstTtl settv'
IT, --.-- ..----
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15

me 7 was Johnny on de spot right
up 20 d e inlsh-an' I'm thinkin' dere d
have been a different finish today but
fer me"
That's right" cut IN SOlano. You \
noticed was nmping a little. didn't 4
you7 was making the best speed / /
could 10 get away from our friend /
Torrejon's people. when. maybe two
miles out Of camp. wrenched my
ankle They we're almost on top OF
me- when this imp OF Satan Jumped
out from a patch OF cactus BY tho
road. Somehow or other he dragged
me into the bush. and there We
crouched while the hunt vent By.
They are good crackers and n wasn't
| long before they were back. AL round
| the spot where had disappeared
| Mike proposed 20 give them nEht as
soon as they found Us. and think
| he'd have cleaned up their whole
| company-only be didn't have 70.
| They couldn't have been ten feet from
| Us when Gomez Esteral rode up with
800 men and that changed the story %.
~Youse never thought 70 ask how
dis Comes party happened along In
/ the ueighborhood. didia7" questioned
Mike McRane Nav. I thought not
Charge dat to me. too. When youss
Euys rode outs de cavalEy camp. !
was five miles IN de lead. / amt no
rider. go I was paddin' &c hOof ahead
When youse was held up I was may
be tree hundred feet away. I kneE
where yOuse vas headed for. an so
beat Il 70 dis Nogal Joint. where d'
| Gomez Teller holds out. Den I telli
I him AL I know: he Rgrees 20 turn
right out. quick as be can set some
men togeder an tries % hurry oaci
20 see II dere Was anything / could do
on de way. falls IN Wit Solsno-an
, youse knows all de rest"
Gomez Esteral was holding tuds
ment in the center OK the clearing
4 The face OF the man who had dreRme'
OF empire WAS lined and drawn
7 twenty years seemed 20 have bee
added 20 his age IN one hours time
4 sOmberly he gaEed az the little grOu
4 before him. and his voice choksd =
4 be spoke.
n y have had a rude awakening
Y said Gomez Esterai i have lsarne
that friends are false. and that en-
| | niles may be ruest lElehoa. 1 nc bnOe
j has almost overwhelmed mel ca
: say but little Baron ZONern. M
YaEimotO-go your ways. Whether e
dreams are ever realized or my Al
bition wrecked. there shall be no pro-
for Japan or Germany. The world
Latin-America shall know OF the q
mendous trsachsry they planned AZ
IN that knowledge VIII enc the hop
III your nations may have hsid. Jul
10 Torreion. pardon you and your m'
for any indisoretions you may Ia
"a committed. Young gentisulsn OF q
ct United States. you may return. unc
Oh escort and protection. bearing VI
you my hssrtiest admiration and
ed surancs that your noble nation.
50 least. need fret no more over the pic
OF Gomez EsterRli"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-15
FOR The ONION LOVER

l. the crisp dsliclousnsus % 10
onion and The feeling which Ooaa@
from knowing that 10 have a breath
which will bar Us from oar friends o2~
of the charms az The indllgones IN a.
odoriforous hulbf TO most % "a wns'
go enjoy the crisp and palatAbls v~eS-
shle eaten with discretion as &c tim,a
and place there need Do I'd rsgrsea-
We Ike them ourselves. but hoN -
go protest against The iadulIeaoo cE
our nsighbors. Thsrs are Dsopla wAa
have no regard for tho disgust % ca
ers and freely eat Of the foroiddeA
FRUIT (rathor veEetsbiel On any and
al occasions To these Who ooiSca
strenuously 70 the presence OF Ozion
flavor ia any food. there IL nuch -
say. for many dishes are simply chAF-
sctarlsss without = dash % onion fsic@
20 give Il Esst-
A mere touch OF the nAyor 10 n0s
observable. but its shsSncs - NEST
noticeable. Robert Louis stsssasoa
calls tbs onion the poetic soul 81 he
salad bowl Truly our salads vOoiA
Do Eat and unpro6tAbis u it -srs nOs
/ for ne small bulb.
Fnr an all rouEd vegetable. 10
Onion stands rst. wholesome. stimulAs-
inx. antiseptie and prophyiAetie-
what mere could one Rskf
Those who are weak ard feeble VII
And that the free use OF tie oni01
viii give new strength.
Our Ersndmothers recognized Is
prophylAetie powers (thougA act BY
that nams). when giving young ana
old onion strip for colds and coughs
The antiseptic effect - found 20 -
active IN the large intestine. whers
imperfsctly digsEosd food nay os
Stasnatfng and cause ssh-poisoninS
The onion disinfeets and the whole
system n eleansed-
Boiled onions 90 not leave TIE
Aresth quite so Extensively notioeaeis
az when eating the raw ones. ys'
there are those Who are 50 fond d
them and Z Axe up their minds tAAi
they nay as we'll be mathematics
for a strong odor as . weak ona
PAraley is the best OF oder rsmov
ers. and Is really very etheSeiOus-
one good EnsiisAman said Ne vOulS
better b without nOses thAa vfthoI
onions.
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