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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-19

Der betragter set gonffe piit toni
fortabelt in6rette6e @un6bolm iom
Ell &efreationsanitalt, og UNDER ollie
Smiten6igbe6er - Set tD6er Def
efterfelgenoe paa 4 far lengtes
mos Sen gplone Tribe6.
&il Sen @n6e bitte6e ban paa
en- ilet fife ueffen Soc: ban ifrep
r8repe" = M8. paa Sn6erii6en al
EN- 0el al Sc &oicr, ban iammen-
fliitre6e. @pa> ban ffreb? SSa,
Sefiten Dor bel iaa omtrent 6en
lammc / alle 8rebene, en- 8efla=
gelie rber at bere in6eitengt bag
6isie Mure, Softer om> naar Fan
flap no, at ernere fig be6 9rligt
Mrbeioe, iant Tuttelig en- 8en til
Toripnet om> at 6isie 2inier maat-
tie fal6s / @en6erne paa go6e og
bormbjertiac Menneffer.
&bor mango 8repe bon bar fire.
bet, fan ri life iige, ~u1en bi1t er
set: be ilap l6 fra @nn6bolm til
Sc &opirftrmo / 9pen, Ser Ia
Ser &oierne forfer6ige> og paa Den
Moa6, ien6tes as @piitler no til
@unoerne ODER set gonife 2ano.
Mbffillige al Mo6togerne bar bel
truffet poo @fl1l6eren 40 6tsie
5fripelier> men en- al 6em fa1ot
Sc rette &en6er. Set Dor / en-
2onosbp nebe pao 2ollan6.
Gn @oor6ejers &l1jtrl1, Ser /
@rugsforeningen bob6e giort Snos
fjgb, op6age6e pe6 fin Siemfomit,
at 8oien i%n6oenotg bar beifrepet,
% benoes &ierte rgrtes. Sum tal'
tie meo fin @an6 ON @agem> %
man ene6eS MI ON at 1e1oe Ebdrtgs'
fonget1 ct @ar Orb og meooele
bnn, at bon, 1tnar ban Hap no, fun.
Sc benpen6e fig Ser paa @aaroen
og foo Mrbejbe.
Me1te11 al Homolrel1 CT fortalt /
foo 9inier: I fom til 9ollnro,
bpor bo,1 fife lpigteoc Sc aobe 2bf=
ter, ban gon paa Folerne, pN ct
Mors Si6 efter fin Mnfomlt blen
fan f%orlonet mes @aorbcicrcns
|Gatter.
Sioite @inter oeoe @ooroeicren
plu6leltet. bporfor T al @l1fcn an
toges iom 8eltprer al @oarocn. oa,
iom nupnt / Sa1ole0ninQen: for1e=
Sen bolot Set l1nge &or @rnllllp.
Sia ioo life, at 2irct CT Nonife
blottct for &omantif!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-19
kjahrnhxun

Gn militer @aoenlbffe. timber
8aonina hco oangebros 8aoea1-
ltalt blep Menig Scr. 252, Miels 81
reniel1 fra @erfe peo @onoers, fra
observation-disclosures anierne ipg oa
orufneoe. Nllc Oplipninesforips
bar forgiebes.
2eOinien-s asens @fterpet. Ser
minsgrosiereren Sobm g. @ulff Ser
blep arreiteret / 9epinienlSoger1, CT
blebet inoragt paa @eitre 6engiels
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-19

9r. galbmel:-
Seq sIo9ebes en- Marreffe at baarli9 ~Jorbpielie
% Joritoppelie neb aIle beres nle1nper, iao iont Soin=
ue16eb,- @onebpine os almin6eliat SIbebefinoenbe.
Seq forfegfe flere Mibler uben 3eiultat, %unbta9en Ell
miStrti6ia aimbrins. Sor en- Eib iibsn blep iss au=
befalet galbmeTS Sprup 9epfin, % bet ct mig en- eSor=
neelie at mebbele. at be1ne Mebtcin / init 9ilf0lbe bar
pift fig at bore bet leg t%iltren9te. Seq bar brugt fere
Glaffer meb bet bebite %sRefuItat, o9 leg er ~pperbenift
ON. at bet bill bringe MIG ben Rlr leg bente0e. Seq bill
altib bolbe bette berbifnlbe Mtbbe1 / NIT gus.
g.M Sgrenien,
3644=3rb Mpe. go.
WinneapoliS, Winn.
9r. GaIotpel(:-
9at for prpben af @hrup geptn. Set er ben bebz
ie Wse6icln iea nogeniinbe bar brllat. Seq ntaa gaa
treble Wil til ct 9potbef.
Silia .. 9a9lan6,
Sreanep, Sperige.
9r. @aIb1ue1:-
Sc gmobtog 9eres Yrepeflaife af Sbrup Ysplin %
leg. bar fipbt EFT regul9r sJlaite i bet nGrmeite Ipntbef.
get pirter uomerfet. oa lea bill lite unooere bet nit
9us.
Yeter 9anien,
81. s. 8. Ctr. 1. 8pr 30,
8oells. geeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-19

~"'oVSHl1l9eH W quit JlOYul |
Marb11s er man / 0isie Gage ltq6t-
poo Ell lang &jeloerbpnlping, iom
bar bert til Sen gamle 9%iipegonro,
Der lao paa Sen @runo, iom MI
%inotoges al MoDol og flerc andre
@ien6onm1e be6 Chen al Don't
firfen.
Maifinfabrifcn Tricbs / Mar6us
fonitrmcrer cit li9gcmbe 9iciel=Wtu=
tor al ny SDpe. @anlle Mol finfas
brtfont SGren 6ricb bar Sen fgr=
tie, iom fonltruere6e oen liggen6e
9ompmalfine. N1 far bans ST.
terfelger, iamti6ig me6 at 8urmei-
ter & @ain foor @11'6 og 9gre
for v@elan6ia", fon1trueret en- Iig@
gen6e. 9ieielmotor al belt M Gp=
pc. Cen arbei6er me6 allerbillig<
ie Maoo1ie og f%orbren6er Sen iaa
f%uloitenbig, at l16ite6ntngen ilet
fife or ipn1iN. Motoren er foripnet
me6 efientrit6repen @entt1itpring
al .Iignen6e @onitruftion, fon1 be6
Sc mo0erm Gampmaifiner, bborbeo
Moifinens @an1 b1iper Ip6lds %
|@1itagen ubetp6eIi9. Sen fgrite
Maifine al 6enne $ppe - paa 2
@Dltnbere n1e6 tiliammen 300 Sc,
ltes &raft - er iolgt til @pborg
@leftricttetsperf. st l16bolg bar
be0 at obernpre 26 Sinners 9rtft
%oberbebiit Jig ONT, at Maifinen ct
tilire6sitillen6c.
- s ct 8eitpreliesme6e / Mftie>
iell fobet er set ~forebrigt en6elig
be6toget at flptte 6en itore Girf-
iombe6 u6enfor @ben til @abpbgt
, bbor man bI. a. bill in6rette fig paa
2ofomotipbDgning. Set ct gienz
togne @onge forbon6let me6 @tatS'
banerne berom 116en &e1ultat, men
/ Sen lencrc Sib er Torbal1olin1cr;
ne mes Srofifminiiterict %Njenopto=
get, oq Tobrifens 9ireftion fbler Jig
MI oberbebiit om, at @agen gear
Il Oroen. Ser bill bIfpe giort et
Torido mco 8 min6re 9ofomotiper
til 80 600 @roner @tpffet.
Gn @bprianns=6iitortc. = On
@oor6eier poo !&erninaceanen bor
en- Ejenelteforl, ser life jlrlt bor
opfun6ct &ru6tet.
&%1lshon6cn f%ortolte for nogen
itoen @orlen for Speg at Ell
nu ofop6 Man6 fra Sognet bapoc
Bnbt 0en rigttgc rGpprinnus", tttett
bab6e ne6grapet Sen ct Steo pao
en- Marf. Spent Ser fltnbc foa fat
/ Sen, bar goot %itillet; men Set bar
og Set if,l6e / ale Talo
ife pes Nottetio. jd;Mfa|l
Nogle Mftener %le1,ere begdp &dts
len fig til Set omtdlte Stcb for at
grabe @ogen op, og ga balt bdtoe
grobet / nogen Sis, its6te 5paoet
1,oget boorot. @on blep nj,
betenfelig og gif bjem og fortalte
6nsbon0en, at fan mi l,op6e fl,n-
BET @ogc11, men life funoe foa SEN
op be6 egel1 @jplp. &nsbon6en
eoaoeoc bonn til for Gpgg at Igge
erei tens @itano, og aorlcn op,
'oa pirfelia &aaoet for ramme
Set lpffeoes fgrlt efter
tort 8eipar Snsbonocn at faa
sarlen fra lit Toriat.
Settle er fleet / Set &errens Nar
.912.
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@rrnr.

Observation-Disclosures SeaienzSgn=
berup ppboloer liN fpr Sioen lom=
men me0 i'm 6omilic pao 8ornbolm
og beltog iorleoen / Ell Set Mn=
leoning al Mpnne @aonoDerferz %
notwithstanding 50e(ors Subi=
|lpnm.
Turenina al Spacbnsbcitprerc.
ct / Sbenle of6ol0t Meoc neo=
Itoges set at 6olnle en- SCREENING al
|@pgebllsbeitDrere / 9anmorf. Sil
|8eitprelie polatcs Snipefter 0lelen,
Molborg, Snlpeftsr Sobnie1, geile,
og Snipefter Seniei, Sore, meo
fgrItnrpnte lom Iprnonb.
9prt 81. 6a,rs6lns. SEQ en-
ct. Sans Set, Joni afbolotcs poo
|S%raftdrlte6et rSfoulplt" peo Ere=
ltcnong beb &illerpo, og hpor Ser
bar 6prb9rferi, onten0tc Ell &afet
|@trootaeet poo StalobN1ninacn, Ser
Il 2gbet al fort Sis ne6bren6te.
@opeobpgningen reboe6es.
Gn i(cm Salmt. @eo cn 6fpt=
teforeningsfe1t, Ser ofhol0tes poa
.6otcl 6nlerpo", lfl1l0e ser luroer
Tpdlesipis11ingen oifpres cit Sci
&anonifllo fra Ell Aanmel &anon.
timber Mtfpringen al ct al SfuOoene
iprnngtes &anpnen, % ct Stpffe al
Sen ron1te Ell l11g Mon6, Nicls Ser=
genien ira Strife gs6enoerlrp, / So
be6et. Cen hinge Mon6 b(ep |
boor6t looret Eillton6 fjSrt til g.
%bgnoer1,p Sbgebl,s, bnor ban ienere
er SOS.
&troerinacn al @inaiteS Shutters
6eitegpbs. 5pm tioIigerc omtalt
fom Gur6erinasfommisiioncn, ser
ifoI foretoge Set onfottcnoc s(rbej=
Sc at p11r6ere 6eiteaooiet urber
i&ingitc6 &loiter, til at beltoo al
forbenberen6e aanSbrllgsmintiter
Ole 6anien, Eroprteter Mo6ien,
51angerltp, iont @~o6sforpoIter
6rom, 2oIlono. 4ommislionen hor
mi bolot M9oe iomnen mes &Ioite=
rets Administration o1 bar foniti=
tlteret fig me6 ST. Ole @onien iom
Torman6. 8uroeringcn begDnote 5.
L. Sl11i.
Toriparsforeninger paa Sun. =
6orleoen itifte6es Ell, vsSpriporsfor=
for luxembourg % 0megn"
meo ti(bsretr6e 6oriparsifolc. Gtl
polgtes 2nae 81. Sriis
(Sormano), 2erer peo &omm,1ne-I
ifolen ais. @aaben (2c6er al 5fo-'
len, ser aabnes til @fteroaret), og
Ridbmano, 2bjtnont Char 9oaade.
2iaeleoes itifteoes eli uToriparss
iorenina for Taabora og 0lnegn"'
neo tilbbrenoe Soriparsifo1e.- Gil
balgtes: 9foleinipeftgr, ,
,ano. fbeo1. 9. .@oie1rt (Sormatr0
amt 2eoer al Stolen, Ser aa6nes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-19
til gfterauret), 8ogbonoler Abl-
og Segermelter l1lricb=Mocfe=
prang, 8igrnemol egoar6.

prang, 8jgrnemoiegaar6.
6uriuarsforentmger paa 2ange.
Lamb pg SGrp. TurnDlig 6onne6eS
en- u6ori barsforening for &u6fgbing
og On1eg11" me0 Mpotefer Bauer
JONI 6ormon0, og iomme Sag en-
Notwithstanding for Marltal og
Gn1egn" meo fplgenbe 8eitprelie:
Observation-Disclosures como. mag. Set
Sc Siemenie1r CSorman6 iamt 9e=
Ser al Gori Darsifolen), @otelpert
s(n0erien rSotel s@rp", og Cell
m%oaermclter oobie. 8egge 5te6er
oabnes Toriparsifoler11c til Otter
ooret.
Mpnne S%aanoorrfcr- % Snon=
itrtforening frnoe Sen 20. Stunt
feire lin 50=9lars Stifteliesong.
Soreningen far ne0 Hrofesior 8i6=
itr1p og Re6after @olton uogipet
ct Teltifrtft, Set giber en- Sperligt
ober Toreni11ge1s @irfiombe6 og
brin9er @ille6er al Sen tefniife Sfo=
le, ToreningsbDgningen og al Sc
Mrnb, ser til forifiellige Sioer bor
bpret 9eoernc a Toreningens Mr=
beibe.
S11bilnet fejre0es pe6 en- ltor Gejt,
bpori oelto9 Observation-Disclosures og
&~onoelsminilteren lan1t en- Sci Ie=
6enoe Meno for Soonocerf og ST.
6ultri..
&%anoli9t &epolperbrama. gn
ntlenot &arl in0fan0t Jig en- Bitten
II Gbr. SSprgenlens gnfes @aar0 /
HaoeSp og anmo0e0e ON at fom-
me til at tale meo Ell al @aar0enS
Figer, Ben 15-16=aarige @atberi>
ne. Sao mart Yigen fom fen imo0
ban1, traf fan Ell &epolper ferm>
offpre0e 9 Sfl1b imo6 benbe og Ser
efter 3 moo fig ielp. Otter at en-
2ege bapoe onlagt forelebige Sor>
binoinger, blcn Sc lonre6e brogt til
@ogenie Spgebus. Set menes, at
Sc begge nil lepe.
= Set bar pt1t Zig lenere, at Hi<
gen fun bar facet ct ufarligt Streif=
ioor / 9rpltet, p9 at &arlen llet life
ct ioaret, ga &l1glen prelle6e al
moo en- Snap. S 6orbpret tilitoo
ban, at fan bao6e bobt til @eniigt
at 6rebc @igen, foroi BUN life bill
Sc bore &inrelte mes bom. San
er lige blebet leslabt al Mrreitem,
Gbor ban Jas for Spberi,
Gn @irfeliabeosroman. : eli III
lie 2on6sbpfirfe pao 2ol(ano bic
oes forle0en Sag ct rngt @or, bptS
Sfiebne - / ollie Gal6 for 8ru6-
gommens &e6fommen6e - life ct
iaa list al Ell &onan, Sen, Scr
fortGIles / set efterfelgen6e.
Sor to rg ct bolot glar ftoen
benioo / Epangsaf6elingen paa
~Sunobolm" en- ung fibbenbapnf
9(rbei6er, Ser afione6e ct ballot
glars Straf for @etleri. Om (,
iaole6es bill hi al Disfretionsbenipn
benebne bam, ielb bar torifplot ber-
ne @traf eller ON ban bar. b9ret
It Offer for Sen Et6s itore @rbeios'
Ibsbe6, ifoI ri Ia6e uiaet. Scot er
Set, fan io6 poa rSbangen" %
por ser beifieftiget me6 @oiefliit.
M11 bar bon a%abetrbnrt lite bbrt
til De rigttg forbaroeoe glemertter,
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3nllanh.

Mpllebraub, @,1lbGf Mpl(c pei
@orup ct neShrpnot mes %ltnOtaael.
ie al 2o6en og StolobDgningen
sSl6en menes at bore opltooet pcb
8ngning. .i~
Sermbancfuncesitun Ser CT ttte6=
oelt ct &oniorttum mes gtatsraab
6. 6. SenieL Narbus, iom 6or<
man6 @ol,ccsiiol1 pao Mn19g og
0rift al Ell %scrnbone fra 6ammeG
til E6orsp. @o,telt btl ogre fer-
biq til Of togcs / @r,la leneIt | Jor-
ooret 1918.
3prIfe Gangerc. &riltiansia1ros
6an6elsitonos Sangforening ofrej=
ite forleoen til @rtitianInn6 otter
ct &ar Cages Sphol6 / Malborg,
bbor SC bar aipet f(crc &oncerter
% giort meqen 2pffe. Sc norife
l,6talte fig mes flor 8e.
geiitring ON Opboloet / 0anmarf.
On &iGlbcrbbrlpina fra ben
gamle @iipcgaaro / Marbus. SEES
Evening journal., 1912-02-03
The DisCOntented Girl


creates a harsh feeling. which she vents
on those who are nearest and probably
dearest TO her
In fact. Miss Nineteen hundred-aud-
twelve goes through the entire list Of
possible discontents until by the time
she Is twenty or twenty-five she has
exhausted her practical definite out
cries.
Everything she can think OF Is hers
everything over which she has made
trouble for years past
Then she reaches the state Of vague.
imaginative discomfort She aches with
mad, unknown. formless desires. She
wanders blindly crying In a black fog
OF imaginary wretchedness. She strug-
giles in a deep sea Of depression. while
the fend of unrest sits on her shoulder
trying TO push her head beneath the
waves.
She Is dreadfully unhappy. but does
not know why. II she could only fx
on some reason; II she could only once
say, Il am unhappy because Of So-and-
so.' she could fight H. but she cannot
settle on anything IN particular. so her
mind feeds on all the dark. unhappy.
farof things" she can think or
BY the time. no matter what she has
gained, her heart will 80 on aching for
something else.
Evening journal., 1912-02-03

Of its sentimental import. Any love
poems, Mrs. Browning's "Sonnets From
the Portuguese" or some OF Whitcomb
Riieys Love Lyrics or love stories at
tractivelv bound are very suitable Of
ferings on Feb. IA. The books may be
sent by a man or a girl
In the picture is seen, too. one OF the
pretty foliies" OF lovers OF which
Shakespeare speaks. II Is the use OF
notepaper made especially for sweet
hearts correspondence. on it arc
marked the hearts and the portraits
and the curlycues and the Cupid's ar
rows, which represent undying a1ec-
ton, sometimes with the name or in
itial OF the beloved one.
A variation OF this fad or fancy Is the
use OF notepaper cut into heart shape
The double sheet is so made that the
recipient OF the much ionged for mis-
sive may know az a glance that the
writer's whole heart represented In pa
! per. goes with the letter. This Is an
English fad that has not yet received
widespread notice on this side Of the
water. but II is as sure as anything can
be. Of course. that American lovers OF
both sexes are Just dying 70 send their
love on heart shaped paper or on paper
marked with hearts. only, they mustn't
be abscntminded. as lovers are apt 70
be. and use the lovers notepaper in
writing to the butcher, the baker or the
candiestick maker. II must be put
aside carefully for writing only to ones
really. truly sweetheart
CATHERINE TALBOT
Evening journal., 1912-02-03
Shocking Revived
For Children's Clothes

wear With these coats bonnets are made
of the material and solely adorned with
the same faultless fashion. A delight
fully quaint Kate Greenaway hood Of
the black velvet Is framed to the face
with shocking. which sets of the
graceful fullness Of the back Of the
hood. The silk hat corresponding with
the silk coat has tam-o'- -shanter
crown shocked on 20 a fur brim.
Nor is the fashion stopping with the
younger generation. for styles are
shown for the older sisters with simple
blouse that boasts Of no more elabo-
rate motif than that formed by the
shocking on yoke and the entire length
OF the top of sleeves Indeed. the fash
ion has so many possibilities that II is
hard to tell where Il win end when It Is
once fairly re-established. One charm
ing costume for a young girl, which was
a veiled effect with the attractive Per-
sian border on skirt, had the shocking
delightfully."- carried out IN the various
colored silks which appeared in the
border This made the fascinating yoke
Evening journal., 1912-02-03
WeirdneSS of Feathers

EEATHERS are weird and wonderful
objects In the winters millinery
No extravaganza is too great to be ac-
ceptable 20 those who favor the bizarre
in hat'trimmings.
The Gourahah plume has reappeared
It's specially Is 70 wave away from the
hat as II II were a detachable affair
Then II the feather is not set az this alb
surd angle It sticks out at the back OF
a hat or rises abruptly from mass OF
plumes. a toque made Of velvet car
ries out this branching out style by
"donkey's ear loops" which are made
OF velvet and stick out from either side
like large ears.
This is one among the many trim
mings Of plumeiike effect; others are
the knitted quill composed Of beads
and set at q dangerous angle TO the
eyes Of the psssersby and the spun
glass brush. Turbans made Of gold and
silver tissues. with outstanding brushes
rising from handsome ornaments. re-
call the durbar and the fashions
brought by that ceremonial
Evening journal., 1912-02-03

SHOCKING. that simple yet deeora-
tive fashion or trimming. is once
more coming into popularity. Espe-
cislly for the children and the growing
girls IS this style Of ornamentation
adapted. Even plain rompers Of the
small tots which are otherwise unre-
iieved OF their plainness. unless by a
patent leather belt. have short panels
Of shocking running from the neck
line at the front The most unassuming
little cotton fabric dress is enhanced
with shocking az neck. elbows and
waist. and as for the coats OF the
juniors. shocking in a light color silk
may form the only yoke and cuff at
traction on a plain black velvet top
garment. A lovely silk coat for the
small girl showing an entire absence of
lace. but a decidedly pretty substitute
In the form OF shocking at neck, the
collar depth in self color silk. is a choice
fashion; then this same coat has the
fulled sleeves held IN at wrists with the
same style trimming. and again at tie
waist line 1t forms the girdle width. To
Evening journal., 1912-02-03
:@ Needlework Pictures

bloom, with butterflies hovering about.
when done on Chinese blue silk and
framed IN duh gold. Is worthy OF q
place in. handsomely furnished draw
ing room.
Little landscape pictures worked out
I'm multicolored silks. clusters Of fruit
and flowers are all favorite designs.
The designs can be sketched on the
satin with a hard lead pencil Or stamp
ed by professional.
The work Is always done with soft
silks on satin OF lusterless silk
II Is necessary TO have the material
stretched over an embroidery frame
while working. so that there win net
be the slightes. pucker about the edges.
After the work is completed II is
carefully pressed on the wrong side.
mounted over cardboard that has been
slightly padded with a layer Of cotton
hating and then framed under glass
TO preserve It from dust. In this way
they can be kept for years and finally
handed down to future generations a.
samples OF art needieworE done b.
J the women Of the twertisth century.
Evening journal., 1912-02-03

rrHE woman who loves 70 embroider
Il will take advantage Of the pres
ent craze Of making needlework pic
lures. either for the decoration OF her
own home OF as a gift for a friend.
Our great-grandmothers were taught
70 make a sampler as proof Of their
proficiency in needlework. These were
displayed with pride by the young
girls mothers. Many Of them we're
framed 70 preserve them from the raw
ages of time and today are valued as
antiques.
Samplers were really needlework pic
lures. some OF them very wonderful in
design and execution.
Just now II Is the fashion 10 copy
these designs Of a hundred years age
OF TO work an original picture on silk
OF satin.
A flight of birds. for example. en-
broidered on heavy cream colored sat
In In the natural colors makes a pic
ture that Is quite japanese Ia effect
beautiful enough to be mounted and
framed in an expensive frame.
! A cherry branch laden with snow7
Evening journal., 1912-02-03
Delicious Creole Candies

DECAN Pralines.--Put a pound of |
brown cane sugar IN a porcelain
lined saucepan with enough water.
about four tablespoonfuls. to melt the
sugar and stir until liquid. Az it be-
gins to boil add half a pound Of fresh
~ sheled pecans. Cut some in fine
shreds and some in halves and quar-
tiers. stir constantly until the sirup
thlckens and turns 20 sugar, then re-
move from the fire and drop on a slab
A pound OF tho unopened pecans will
give you half "A pound OF the nut meats.
Peanuts may be substituted for the Pc
can meats.
Ia Calle.--1he old negro candy vend-
ers OF New Orleans have made this
candy famous 20 visitors TO the Cres-
cent City. To make II take two pounds
OF brown sugar or a quart OF black mo-
lasses and boil Il down 20 almost
pint OF sirup. To this dark sirup adj
almost a pint OF pecan nuts cut up In
irregular sizes and a portion OF them
crushed. When II has boiled long
enough to pass like thread between
thumb and finger pour into little tluted
paper cases obiong In shape. making a
cake about four inches long. two inches
wide and about quarter or half an
inch thick Let these dry. The cases
may be made OF stiff writing paper II
YOU cannot get other paper OF the
proper size and shape.
Mais ac-Tac.--Take a pint OF mo-
iasses and put Il on to boil. When II
reaches the boiling point throw into 4
about three quarters Of pound oi
parched Indian corn OF maize, parchec
70 a blossom popped snow white)
stir until well mixed and pour into pa
per cases about ak inches long and
three inches wide, making a cake about
one and a half inches deep. DO no'
handle them until they are cool. There
should be Just enough Of the sirup Z,
coat the corn nicely and bind together
Cream Pecans.-These dainty bon
bons are the thing to serve al after
noon tea Take a pound OF the fines
pecans and shell them carefully, keep
ing them IN perfect halves. Take tn
white OF a very fresh egg and it
weight In water. beat together until I
is creamy, then work into II with nnge
tips quarter OF pound Of the nnes
confectioner's sugar. forming a smootl
paste. Pinch of a bit OF the past
about the sire Of small marble an
roll Il into a ball. place Il between tw
halves Of pecan meats, press lightly
then roll lightly IN the paste. fatten
Ing the pecan slightly. The brown q
the nut meat must show through IN
thin coating OF the paste.
Orange Pastilles.-First make N
orange sugar by rubbing the rind Of th
orange on loaf or coarse cane suga
and dry. Take three and a half ounce
Of coarse white sugar and add 70 N
orange sugar tho strained juice Of tv
1, oranges. As soon as Il begins 70 dii
solve stir II with a wooden paddle Il
few minutes. then remove from n
y fire, stirring continuously and drop {
. sheot Of paper. enttlne off in drol