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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

(Spe3ien iiir bieic 3citung.)
rttntcr Sprallen nno Tenifen=
f~reIiern Der Siibicc."
Gom Chefs ebafteur.

: 2ie6er 2cierl Soft Oh iez
: mails beputt, paB Gin SSatbolif,
Der bieies Namers ipiiSoia iein
: ioa, bod geiuiB ca, beionbcz
} res Sntereiie art Der Nusbreis
: tun9 ieines tntboiilhcn @lauz
; bens babeu iol? authplif iein
; unb Der 8roBen @iiiiuuss
rage iuferenclps geseniiber
ite6en, pilrbe niht nlr bon
; eiuem Nan9cl an Icligion,
: Ionoern audi bon einem be-
; onuerlihen Iauael an Der
! itdnbniB fir Die %erbreituna Der
: Civilization SeusuiS ablcaen.
! lin bel ben SeIcrn unicrer
? Vldtter oas Snterciie fir Die
Riiiionsarbeiten Der tatboz
Iiiten Stride mogli6it IN Oh
: mn RECLAIM 5u crbalten.
; BADEN mir ei9ens fir unlere
Sldtter cine Irtifelicrie gctpons
men, rpelhe i'm 8auie Der
, ndhiten Ionate, nit paiienoeu
; Sauitrationen periebcn, in Den
; spaIten bieIer 8eitung erz
; ifeinen tpirb.
, Iah 5fpei trefili6en. cins
; leitenben artifeln iiber .Oie
, Stuube Der Weltmiiiiun" aus
Der Sober bes 10 tiihtiaen
, hpdlp. Yater SpSepb Stettuer,
, @. z. g.; Sber,r Der @Gter
; pom sol. Ser3en SEM gu
, Sparta, 8is.. fofgt cine iiber-
aus ~ieiielnbe sailberuus hes
; eebens uub @irfens Der 0aiiiip-
; mare bon, Sl. 6er5en Sefu auf
, ben Snieln Der 9ibiee. in Den
: WarItaaz Snieln Hnb aui Reu>
, Yommern. IN NertsY ommern
; miro eS 'ih I'M bic @tiifiunen
; inter Den WeniGeuirenern
: baneeln uuo mir brallden lpobl
; nid)t eisens 81 erfldren. baB Die
Wfittbeilungen inter Dem litel:
.ltnter Sorallen unb Wenihen.
; ireHern Der Siibiee" iid irans
nsnb. mic elm Homan. leicn.
; Die Nrtitelierie itammt aus
Der sSeoer bcS bodjip. Wiiiips
; mares. Yater u. grblano. N.
9. g., peld)er ielbit in Der
; Siibiee lanse Sabre sclebt uno
: gcipirtt bat. Wns Der bpdip.
Yater mittbeilt. seihiebt in
; iolh' padenber Sorm. pnB Die
Scier linn beionberen 0unt iiir
Den Spdsenub ipiiien ncrpen.
lpclher oerlelbe linen nit icinen
Sd)iloerun9en bereitet.
Natiirlit lit GO has Be
itreben bieies 9lattes aud, Den
Wiiiiondren prattiihe. { inans
3ielIe SIIie gu leiiten burdl
@elberiammluna. fpie mir DieIes
in nniereu SpaIten idon oes
, Sefteren 9ctban BADEN. 0ir
appelieren an Die bohbersiae
@elinmln9 unierer 2eier bamit
oieielben audi beim 2eien Der
Shipicri9teiten, nit ipeld)en Die
8lalbensbpteu in ben Seipens
miiiionen Su tdmpien babcn.
auch ibrerieits iih belpogcn
fiiblen, Sober ieinen Scitras
sur lluteritiisuns Der. belSens
; miitbiaen Yioniere bes 8eites
Gbriiti auf @roen bei5uiteucru.
Ilio, Iieber Scier, nitt pcrs
seiien Die Irtitclierie iorgidItis
5u leien peld,e BON bieier Nums
mcr an alf Settle 9 bieics
Sluttes re9clmdBi9 5u finbcn
fem pirb. inter beu Sitcln:
; ~Sie Stunbc Der @cltmiiiion"
uub ~llnter 8oralleu unb @enz
; id)cufrciicru Der Siibiee".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
unuerIb6titt!

Ses @oines. Sa,. IA. Oft. -
Die Soma Telephone 80. bat iih ses
weiscrt. III Ses Woiucs eiren nclicn
S%rcibricf bernuS5nnebmen. ba unter
Dem @cieb ben Selcpbous@ eieuidais
ten bas 8eht 5uirebt. Die StraBeu fiir
berarti9e 3ipede 3u beniBen. Die
Wcielihait bebauptet alio. teines
SrcibrieicS 81 bepiirfeu, UNI Wel6dite
81 tlun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
8aiebaas lpeltmstitsrIebait

. it H. @aH.. IS. CIT. -. Ser
@ctttampf nm Ole Saiebaas 8clts
mciitcrlhast. Der ieit ilber elmer
8ohc Die 8emiitber bon 3auienben
BON Sans" in i~tdnpiser grresune ses
bnltcn bat, cnSete belte i'm Senpap
Tnrt nit elmer Nisperlase Der Hcrp
Oorter ,@iunts" unb eiuem Siege
Der Soroner .@c0 Coy. Sei6t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
K~aHenbaIaetei in 1tteriee.

8ir ba6eu nift Den 3aum Sill
S~erfiisuns, ipaItenlans iber ycbeIlips
men, He~polutionen uub 8asenbalacs
reieu in Werifo gu beriften. gs eez
nii9t, 81 conitatierer. paB Die 9euther
oa SrunteS nod INNER bran unr
hrdui" iinh. Der neueite He6eQcu.
6duptlin9 lit Sslir Dag. elm Iciie
Deg iriiberen Yrdiibentcn. Or bat
cinitmeilen NAL Gera Gru3 beiest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Maresni ~cinausis.

Hom. 20. Git. - 0ua rcd,tc
Nu8c @iIiam Narconi's Der be-
tanntlid iiinsit bel ciuem Nutomobil
llnfaa Idlper perlcst murpc. mliStc
bcute cntfernt lperbcn. Inn ole Sebs
trait oes anSercn Iugcs 81 crbaIten.
Die Operation geiang politdneig unr
Der Tatient befinhet iif lppbl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Bryan ibsr Hssieuelt.

Srantlin, Snb.. 16. Git. -
ngs lit nid)t idIidlih iiper 3coiepelt
unb ieine Yolitit su iprct,cu ~ elmer
Seit. ba iener an ocu Sol8eu ciues
Nu9riiis bon Mprbcrhuub iGMper
oaruicberlie9t", beaunm @rpau gciteru
cine NTlpratc in bieier Stupi.
SD bolte CO fiit ltdttbuitcr. mcis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
2lrnteS pelen,pele

Ser rTep gorfer Staats5eituna"
piro gemelbet: Die preubii6e Reaies
runa nil nit Der I%npenbuns bee
gntci9nrmgs Yarasrapbcn beginner.
uadrcm uIes %periilgbare IniieoIunNss
Sano in Den Sitmarten beiest lit. "
- Stdnoli6, on preuBiIhe Yplitif! 4!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
pnm Balkan-hrire.

Enolih sebt's los in Grnitc. - 5ric=
sensidiuk nit Staiien madt bic
5iirfei iibermiitbia. = Sic ertbetlt
Saifanbnnb citet 6iitfel. - Tar
aufbin riiden Serben unb gnlsareu
sesen Grcnse por, wdbrenb sries
dJiite Suite unter sebeimer Sroer
aboampft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
psrrmefte Sebmrfenttat.

M ID {, @is., IA. Git. -
Sberlt Toolcpelt DIrbc belIte Nbeno
BON eiuem Wanne ourd) eiuen SduB
III Die lintc Sruiticite pcrlpunpct, ais
CT ous Sotel 8ilpatrid an Der Sritten
StraBc perlicB, ln lid uaf Dem
AUDITORIUM 3u begcbeu. Scr gttcnz
tGter. Nanleua Sobn Sdrant aus Ncip
9orf, iourbc allsenblitlih perbaitct.
9ioolcuelt fragte ibn, iudrllm CT aez
ifoiicn babe, erbielt abcr feline Nnts
mort. Spdter ertldrtc Der Glenbe.
oaB Seber, Ser eiuen pritten Scrinin
iorbere, crIhunen pcrben ioutc.
6crr Houicpelt be9ab lid, trct Ses
Nttentats in oas I~uoitorillm, no er
ieine Hcbe Inn 9:45 llbr beenoiatc
uub ioiort ms Gnlcrscncn : 0oipital
9ebrnd)t lpi.rbe. Cine fsHap Inter
Iudling er9nb. baB Die auScl in Der
Sruitpnno lie9t unb nidt purf Die
Sungc orang (nabrideinlih infol9e
zines SiluoclS Wamlitriptc. wcldes
HooIepclt in Der HpdtaIhe trll0, ulp
pcldes 0 Der 8ugcl Surdbobrt
lplroe, che lie ms Slciih cinorang) :.
Die @unoe mirb uiht ais emit uns
8eiebcn. Der S6crit fiiblt lid mstl
unb iit III Iciuem SripntlpoGcn nad,
Chicago abgcreiit. SeSer anitanOise
Nenih, pas CT amd INNER ii1cr &rn.
Hupicpelt ocufcn nlag, uerbammt bic
is0 ucrrndte gttentat II G;ruuo
ieincs ~Scr5ens.
Die NcrStc in Chicago, lpobin Der
Don ciuem attentdtcr p%crpunbctc Col.
HooIcpclt 9cbrddt Worbcn liz. erilds
rem, oa6 Die %criceurs mebr ais cine
bloBc Sleiifpunbe iit. uuo bcidlics
sen. poroerbanb wcncr SI ipnbircn.
noh Ole auScl 5u cutierucu. am
Eager H~oolepelt'S lpcilcn icinc @attin
unb ainbcr. Sic Nanie &elt. &aiier
@ilbclm, Sait unb Billion mitcin9cs
ihIolicn. piinidlen NooicpeIt balSisc
&%enciunN.
Sem 0 Der %crleBuno ScS Gol.
Hopicpclt unf9enommcnen H~ahiobilN
6uipl9c bat iim bic augcl Shraut'S
nddl Seridmctterung ser picrten
Hippc nnb inter itGrfcrcr SprciSuus
in Der SruditcIlc c%inecbcttet.
So .
o., A,.L S.,E., .L,.. EL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
BON &riessi6amplat.

Die @ionteneariner BADEN elm Sort
bel 5uibi erobert uno 9uplopolpc.
einen Di6tigen Yunft uorosipcitlih
bon Berann mad pcr3ipeiieltcm
1ampfe senommen. Die Eiirteu ers
litten piele Sobte unb Serlpunbete,
,nb perloreu bier Waidiucntauoncn,
biele 8eipehre unb groBc Icnaen
&unitiun. Sic @ontene9rincr batten
bis ba6in einen @erluit bon $50
Sobten unb 500 &eripuubcteu. Die
Tiirten flobeu in MILLER Sll6t
nad, sienisa.
Die Siirfen baben Die @arniipn
bon Sfltari bon 10000 alf 10000
9tann peritGrit. Die Ialinoris
Gtdmn,e baben iih ben Wpntenc9ris
iern dnaeidloiien.
Tie Montene9riner bobcn Die
Scftlns SoumS crobert mo 80 tiiriis
ide Sffi6iere 9efauacn genommcn.
gbenIo baben lie Die Staot Suibi ers
pbert. 5000 Siirieu geiauaen unb s
WaIdinenHstpebre mn 1000 Rauierz
9eipehre erbcutet. Gben1o crpbcrtcn
Die @oItcnegriucr um II. Cttobcr
9crana. na6tcu 700 @eian9cnc uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Gen burh Sroitc idiper 9eldGs
oigteu @iu5crn ioat Der prcuBiidc
SanopirtbihaitS Miniitcr 81. Sreis
@err b, Shpricn,er Staatsbiilic su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

an elmer balbumtlifen Npte miro
Elm Iussu9 Der Intiuort Der Saltan>
Yerbiinpetcn an Die @ertrcter Der
YtGdtc beutc perpffentlid)t. NaG)oem
Ben NGd,tcn fir baS BON linen filr
ole Neformen III Der ~europdiihen
Siirfci an Den Gag 9elegte Sntcreic
Der Sanf als9eiprod,eu miro, beiBt cs
III Der Intlport. DAP Die bon Der Siirtei
IN Gerbinoung nit ben Neiormeu ipiez
berbolt se9cbenen 8eripredlmgen Gin
tobtcr Sllhitabe 9cblieben icien. Die
2nGe Der Gbriiten in Ma5cponicn.
beibt es %ipciter, iei cine uncrtrdglihe
9eiporoen, uno oesbalb bielten Die
Bultanz Staaten es fir ibrc Yfliht,
Die uttomaniihe Negierung brett aufs
Suioroern. Die biinoi9en Serpilihtun@
gen %ein3u9ebcn. Die in Der o Den
Wd6ten bei9eiiigtcn ytote cntbaltcn
iinb.
Die Siirfei bat Den 8altanltaaicn
limo 8ric6enlauo "a Stuuben Srilt
gegcben, nm iid fir Die AbIcnoln9
ibrcr .urperid)dmten" Npte an Die
Yforte 81 entihulbisen.
Ste Snllunlfddfen ndDclt pelu)lplS
fen, Der Siirfei fcin %llltinatwm 81
iibcricnben, ionoern eiufab Sen Nbs
brlih Der S~e5iebuu9cn 81 protlas
Mieren.
Sic Nddte ipnrben an is. Sftos
Der fornteI BON Den @crtretcrn 9ulgas
rien's. Serbien'S unb 8~riedcnlano's
in aenntniB seiest, baB ihrc Staaten
Der Siirfei Den arie9 ertldrt babcu mo
Sie iueroen nm .~ipobllppQenbc Neitrus
Iitdt" 9cbeten. Mm Iorgen Suppr
bate ole Siirtei &riea gegcn Scrbieu
unb 9ulgariem ertlart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Seim NbiturS ibres Spprc Ncyos
plans in Der Slusihule bel NunapeliS.
Rb.. lanbeten 5pei 9eutnasts Ger
&arine im 8ailer, lunreen abcr Ss.
rettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
DsppsItes Slieecr't1nelmf.

Scrn, SdnpeiS. 10. Git. Sa
Gbnur &c 5onb bel 3cuid,atel bat iit)
elm boppcltes Slieserunalild ereianct.
Gin lhluci5cr Slieser Nameus Cos
bioni unb iein Yaiiasier. Der Sournaz
liz 8ippcrt. linb, ais ibr SlusSeua
umtipptc. 9citern aus ciuer SDbc bon
so Sub berabacioIlcn uub murScn uii
Der Stcllc setobtst. bic llriuhe SeS
llniallee lit niht bctannt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
JEFFERSON COUNTY
PHONE HOLDERS

Are you guilty of annoying neighbors over
the Jefferson County Telephone Let the
guilty take notice. Where malicious noises
are traced 10 certain phone, said phone
will be removed without further notice.
Some few, very few phone holders are allow
ing their phones tie be used to the annoyance
of tleE fellows. This must cease or said
phones viii be removed. Keep your children.
who have not reached the age of discrestion.
and servants of the phone line. Servants
have no right to use phone save ea your
business. BE polite over the phone" Po-
likeness begets poiiteness. So exercise Your
own rights as not to interfere with the
rights of others
H. c. GETZGNDANNER,
Jan 7-tf. Manager
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-10
POWhatan Meat Market

The undersigned continues the Meat Bus
ness at the Powhstan Meat Market, Nortl
Mildred street near Powhatan College. and
will supply at all times
TIE BEST FRESH AND SALT MEATS
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, Pudding.
Sausage, ETC., in season. All stock dressed
in the most approved manner, end cuts TO
suit the most fassidious customers
Orders delivered both in Charles Town an
Ransom. Phone No. 139-R.
+. e. STONESIFER,
Jy 80. Tho Plain, Clean, Neat Butcher,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-10
why LICENSE CRIME?
ToMFooLERY OF LICENSING DE.
RAUcHERY LAID BARE.
Judge McWhorter Defends the Farm
ers From Deceiving Arguments
Of Saloonists.
IBy Judge J. c. Mcwhorter.l

(By Judge J. c. McWhorter1
II license laws regulate the saloons
why dort they regulate them on cleo
ton davs and Sundays7 Why do we
apply prohibition by closing the sa
looms on these days, if license laws
regulate and keep the business In de
cency and In order?" Why do. we ap-
ply prohibition by closing the saloons
In cases of riots and fires, If the IL
cense laws regulate? II prohibition
is the proper thing on Sundays, cleo
ton days and in times of riots and
fires, why would 1t not be the proper
thing on all other days and occasions?
Some people wonder if the idea ever
struck the liquor people that the av-
erage American citizen has little
hard, common, horse sense?
Is the saloon good or bad thing?
This is the whoiesquestion involved in
this prohibition amendment upon
which the people must vote. If the
liquor traffic is good thing the PEG
pie should not prohibit, but should en-.
courage, it. II it is bad thing, there
is no effective remedy but prohibition
No sort of licensed permission can
make bad thing good. If it is bad
it should be prohibited the same as
murder, larceny or forgery, or any
other crime. True, there will be some
drunkenness and attendant crime even
if the people do have prohibition, but
not nearly so much as without It, Like
wise, there always has been and al
ways will be some murder larceny
and forgery with laws absolutely pro
hibiting them, but not nearly so much
as without such laws. What person
would be foolish enough to advocate
the regulation of murder, larceny OF
forgery by a license system because
the laws prohibiting them are not per.
fectly effective as preventive? There
can. in reason as well as in practice
and morals, be no more excuse for Ii.
censing the one than the other, if both
are bad.
It was the farmers who, in '76, be
came the minute men" and gave us
our flag. 1t was the farmers who, in
1912, faced the conquerors of Napoleon
and gave us the open sea. 1t was the
farmers who, in 1865, met as brave
and intrepid men as ever bore arms
and saved to us an indissoluble Union
What, then, must be the monumental
gall or stupidity Of the liquor people
who, in 1912, are trying to deceive
the farmers OF West Virginia and in.
duce them to vote against the prohibi-
ton amendment by a fallacious tax
and revenue argument? Do they think
the farmers of this country have lost
their patriotism, their sense of civic
righteousness, and their love of polit-
ical purity to the extent that they
would now measure great questions o!
right and wrong by the sordid stan
dard of dollars and cents? What self
respecting. homeloVing, fag-reverinf
citizen would do such a thing? Not
the West Virginia farmers, on your
life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-10
arR.lGEAIs

F. W MYERS. s9eg p !. -, VIs.tsl
WILLIAM o. RAU' naly -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-10
The Jefferson W'
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance UOlDg
Esta5asAed lsTs
Wet virginia

OFFERS to the people Of j'sss q
~ Insurance in sole Coilfsl ~
cost Of insurance, which 3 noea N 4.
the rates usually charged 90 vs.
at home. IA. 900
Good risks from respoi.si.s =. n n
Executive Committee Hlees ~ y.
DIREcToRs-D. 5. Hughes, ~ ~.
Nelson K. Roberts, va D. ~ ~,
viz, WIN. g. FRASER. : w.
SNYDER, N. b Baker, : |, l i, s. -
rider, 4. P. Ch,r s. v. $500 I.
n. strider, R, +. Yithers' ~ i,
N, X. ROBERTS. ;.,...',,,.s1|
john Il 4. WASHINGTON. "
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE S'il II
erts. Col, X ?. Chez. Ioha =
viii aud 8. W. Wsshing'oa
GENERAL AGEsri
e~,wAsHINGToy q l ! !.
sUB-A6ESIs Il
= " MYERS. sbegbsrisig1,s.. y,
WILLIAM o. RAU. Harpel -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-10

Rates. schedules and atdltiofa
furnished upon application i 2 Asi
Company, Or ". Y, oa W.
w. B. BEVILL, Asst, Genitis
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-10

Charles Town, W. Va Aug % 1912.
To Our ertix r
We advised that there is likely to be shortage of
for shipping this e str ,ngly urged by
the Fertilizer Manufacturers from whom buy goods
to send in orders the earliest moment possible so
that shipment be arranged the proper
that Gelsy will occur when the fertilizer is needed We
would therefore thank of cur who
Yet given their ORDERS their wants soon
possible snd oblige,
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDER q co OE,
Fertilizers
Charles Town. w. Va
The Colorado statesman., 1912-01-13
CARING FOR THE KITCHEN
Should Be Kept ScrupuIousIy Clean
and Furnished With That
End in View.

No part Of our home is more impor-
tant than the kitchen, whether we oc-
cupy it ourselves or relegate 1t to a
maid. 1t does not do to imagine when
furnishing that "any old thing" is
good enough for kitchen use. Faded
oilcloth and soiled rag carpets should
not be seen in a part of the house that
from the hygienic point of view should
be all freshness and brightness. Our
kitchens should be kept scrupulously
clean, and they must be furnished
with this end in view.
No unnecessary articles should be
there to get in the way of the occu-
pants. The walls should be painted or,
If there is paper, it should be light
and easily washed, and the floor ought
to be covered with light inlaid limo
leum. Inlaid floor covering costs in
the beginning more, but it is the only
satisfactory wear, and it has been
found that light colors are really more
economical than dark A bright table
cover and basket chair are details
of kitchen furnishing that will be
much appreciated by the occupants.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-01-13
Unusual Combinations.

A combination seen good deal
Just now is OF blue and lavender
mousseline. 1t is often touched with
black velvet or else trimmed with er>
mine tails, thus giving the necessary
contrast. But we see other pretty and
unusual combinations. too. For in,
stance, old pink and old blue, Iaven.
der and bun, gold and purple. Many
OF these have touch of dark fur OF
black velvet, for while delicacy char
acterizes all the evening tints they
must not be too dfy. Fringe OF ell
kinds Is fashionable for the evening
Perhaps chenille is softest; but bead
fringe is rich, and also jet. And jet
fringe trims SO much Just now, both
for afternoon and evening, that one
might say there was almost a craze
for 1t. 1t is put on goods of any
color and any weight, the chiffons EN-.
ploying it fully as much as the vel
vets.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-01-13
MAY BE MADE AN ORNAMENT
InnumerabIe Designs Suggest Them
selves for the Humble but Use
full Plncushlon.

"A pincushion in every room," was
one of the rules recently given by a
novelist, who was describing the ideal
house. We all use pincUJhions every
day, yet usually we allow them to be
shabby and undistinguished or over
elaborate and vulgar.
The pincushion that hangs up must
be separated by sharp line from
those that are designed to repose upon
the dressing table, to rest in the sew
ing basket or to be part of the "bach-
elor's friend" Again, almost all house
hold utensils, fruits and flowers, vege-
tables, animals, birds, butterflies, fish
and leaves have been represented by
the pincushion caterer, without omit
ting the gallery of national costumes
composed of native dolls dressed from
original sketches, and keeping COM
pany with legion of fanciful conceits
bought in toy shops.
Odd little baskets have sawdust
filed cushions with coverings of bright
silks, satins, ribbons or lace. The han
dies are ribbon trimmed, or are done
away with altogether, If the cushion is
to be set upon stand. A volume could
be written upon the various styles and
ways to make novel cushion covers,
but 1t must not be forgotten that many
people prefer to have their pincushions
look like nothing but what they
are.
For these there are the plain COW
ers Of quantity figured silk or brocade.
The long fiat shape buttoned down by
tiny silk buttons-like miniature mat
tress-is among the best
1t is not generally known that cof-
fee grounds, washed and dried, make
an excellent filling for pincushions.
Eawdust is not always easy to get, and
bran, which Is often used as a substi-
tute, is not always clean.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-01-13
Cabbage Pudding.

Chop fine a small white cabbage
and put enough into a large, deep
baking pan to fill it up when the cab
bage is done. Put 1t into a pint of
salted, boiling water and boil until
tender. Drain thoroughly in a coland-
er, Into two parts of the cabbage put
two-thirds of a cup of butter, with salt
and pepper to suit the taste; pint of
cream, four eggs beaten separately,
and pinch of cayenne pepper. Put
the mixture in pan and bake for
half an hour.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-01-13
MANY USES run Uun.n.uN saA
indispensable Household Mineral Ha
Medicinal as Well as cuIn-
ary Value.

Salt on the fingers when cleaning
fowls, meat or fish will prevent slip
ping.
Thrown on coal fire when broil-
ing steak 1t will prevent blazing from
the dripping fat.
Salt as gargle will cure soreness
of the throat.
Salt in water is the best thing to
clean willow ware and mating.
In the oven under baking tins
1t will prevent their scorching on
the bottom.
Salt puts out a fire in the Chin
ney.
Salt and vinegar will remove stains
from discolored teacups.
Salt and soda are excellent for bee
stings and spider bites.
Thrown on SCOT which has fall
en- on the carpet salt will prevent
stain.
Salt put on ink when freshly spill
ed on a carpet will help in removing
the spot.
Salt in whitewash makes it stick.
Salt thrown on coal fire which
is low will revive 1t.
Used in sweeping carpets it keeps
out moths.
Never salt meat that is to be grill
ed, as it hardens the fibers Of the
meat and tends to extract the juices.
Salt on the table platter just before
sending to the table. No meat should
be sailed uncooked, but after the sur
face has been scared and the meat
partly cooked.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-01-13
SteWcd Cucumbers.

Cut the cucumbers fully half an
inch thick right through; put them in
a saucepan, just covering them with
hot water, and let them boil slowly
for a quarter of an hour or until ten
der, but not long enough to break
them; then drain them. You want
now pint of good cream with a tea
spoon of butter in a saucepan, and
when 1t is warm drop in the cucum-
bers; season with little salt and
white pepper; cook five minutes, shak-
ing the saucepan all the time, and
serve hot. 1t is just as delicate as
asparagus and very nice dish, in
deed.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-01-13
Whipped Cream Fudge.

Four cups granulated sugar, 1 pint
milk, " teaspoon of cream of tartar
Place in pan and boil to very hard
ball or dry snap when tested in water.
In the meantime have the whites Of
2 fresh eggs beaten real stiff. Now
when your syrup is cooked have some
one pour it on in fine stream over
the eggs and beat continually until
all is mixed through, then add 4
ounce Of vanilla flavor and " cup of
walnuts. Pour out on wax paper and
let set for few hours.