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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
FafsZyWa hrabina.

Pew,en nauczyclel re Steglitz
pod Berlluem pozna& W pociagu
20to lelnia panienke, kt6ra pred
stawl&a mu sig pod nazwiskiem
hrabiny Zakrzewskiej z Bukowiny,
opowiadajac, il jej rodzice posia!
daja TAME olbrzymle dobra. Prey
nastepnem spotkaniu " hotelu
o5wiadczyfa PAM ,,hrabina" swemu
wielbiclelowi, il chetnie odda mu
swa reke, a nawet postara sig o
Madame mu tYtulu hrablego, ale
ma raaie jest W k}opocie, DO zabra-
kfo jej pieniedzy. Odurzony nau-
czyciel pozwoli} sig wz,at ma lep j
wreczy} swej ,,lubej" 700 marek.
Gdy SVEN zagadkowem zachowa.
MEM sic W hotelu zwr6cl}a ma sie>
bic uwage policy, wyda{o sig, re
pod nazwiskiem hrabiny ukrywa
sig zwyk}a fryzYerka re Steglitz,
kt6ra uciek}a cd swej matki i JUL
jednemu wielbicielowi wYwabi}a 2
kieszeni kilka set NIX. Pania ,,hra'
bine" zapakowano n%aturalnie dc
ula, a }atwowiernemu nauczycie.
lowi pozosta}o przykre wspomn'e'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
WOjCieCh KOSsak a CeSarZ
wilhelm III.

Wilhelm III.
Rerlihskie czasopismo ,,koland
v. Berlin" W a1tvkule O st6sunku
Wllhelma II do rozmaitych mala"
ray zagranicznych potr2ca take o
stynn"go polskiego malarza Woj-
cieeha K,,ssaka, kt6ry przez 8. lat
&yt ma divorce .%bsrlinsk,m, obsy~
ply wany }askami cesalza, a potem
Jazz sig cesarz uskarza}, nagle znik}.
Poniewa* jednak pray til srosob.
nosci podano bafamutne Informal.
eye 0 przyczynach nag}cgo wyjaz-
du Kossaka z Berllna, vice malarz
nasz og}asza srroStowanie, W kt6
rem, misdzy ,nuemi, tax plsze:
,,Cesarz wledz1af doskonale cd pro,
cesu wrzesinskiego, ~ mnie bruk
berlinski pail tylko z zapewnie*
MIA otoczenia cesarskieyo, re POI.
rzucajac jego dw6r }aske, wyrza-
dzilbym najgorsza ~przysluge moim
rodakom z Kslestwa, powstrzyma}y
mule wtenczas Cd wyjazdu. Gdy
jednak p6}tora roku potem esarz
we wo]ownlczej movie m~alborskiei
wzywa} ryccrzy zakouu niemiec~
kiego do swietej wojuy z bezbron"
mem p'emienicm naszcm, zupe}nie
jawnie urzedowo oswiadczy3em,
re Berlin natychmiast opuszczam.
Byfo to W Poczdamie w zamku
kr6lewskim wobec jenera} adjutan,
ia Won Plessena. Jemu
s}uzbowo meldowa}em, ze pomimo
bardzo ~szczerej i wielklej wdziecz-
nosci osobistej ola "a
wszystko dobre, co mnic cd niego
~spotkalo, potcm, co wypowicdzia}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
lie jest gwiazd ma plebie?

Jedno z fachowych pism ME-
mieckjch podaje ciekawa statysty~
ky gwlazd. z zestawien tych Okla
zuJe sig, re do r. 1910 skataloggo~
wano 05,l53,460 gw'azd, W tyn
81 pierwszej wielkosci. Zauwazono
dotad wog6le Is gwiazd, kt6re
zabEys4y 1 zgasfY pc paru dniach
sw,ecenia., Okofo ECO gwiazd ma
sife swiat}a zmienna i to prevail
ME okresowo zmiennq. Nieuzbro~
ionym okiem MONA wldzie6 gwlaz-
dy do 6 wielkosci. Ogden wi1zi-
my tedy wed1ug ostatnich obli-
ozeh 7647 gwiazd, nieIliczac ,,drogi
.mlecznej." Wiekszo66 gwiazd
6wiecl swiatfem blaiym Tub z6&ta-
wynn: Gwiazdy gasnaoe p}ona r6.
zowo, z MICH najkrN awiej gwiazda
uni" W Cepheusie, zwana u Her,
schla ,,garnet stare. Najja6n,ej~
sag jest ma po}udniowej tylko pole
kuli ziemskieJ -widzlalna konste-
lacya ,,Krzyza Po}udnia". 25 mi.
lion6w gwiazd poslada size swiat}a
? i cwierc millona razy mulejsza
cd swiat{a Wegi. 50 to najs{absze
gwiazdy II wielko6ci, kt6re dotad
nailepszyml dalekowldzaml zosta}y
spostrzezone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

Bog z 16bq, ks,ateozka do nabc"l Skarb
rozmiar 34x34 cala..... 10 loo z zfot
liam
Msoata Roqu, zbi6r najlepazego
nabozenstwa ; piesni ko6o,.lnych, Au;6t s
rozmlaru AKA call'..''... 500 zbi6r
ola
Lh,oata Begu oprawua " sk61ke re 5x33
z}oconym tytulikiem, z~}oo"ne re zfc
brzegl........,.......... 6Oc brzeg
Cn,casa Boqu, y ozdobnej blalej 4niot S
oprawle z klamerka, zlooone oku
brzegl. $l.lO nym
gl...
Cheqota Rogu, oprawna v miekka
skorke re zloconym tytulikiem, Anidt !
z}ocone brzegi ..,......... $50 franc
HI, Il
Ch,onta Boou. op1awna W miekk3 tytull
sk6rke, re z}oconym tytulikiem
zameczkiem, %wewnatrz "a ok{adce ~:s, 9
krzyzyk 2 p~e1iowej nac,oY l.60 AI fron !"
ri, *
Dwnsm" nsi$.As 10 nsoo1ene'w tytuli
VIVA sk6rke. %z}ooone brzegi ,
z{cconym tytulikiem ......$l.n Zbio,1k
stolst
Clos Serca-z duzYm drukiem praw1
oprawna " sk6rke, Z okuoiem ozerw
zameczkiem, : z{oconym tYtpli~ tullki
klein. z}ocone erzegi......$1-tO
n1o. o...u zb,.~ mod>dv ; ,;o4o Wianek
40 dns. nobotnvch r. dntvm Pam,
drukiem) oprawne " sk6rke, WY
xlooonym tytulikiem, zfooone ne pr
brzogi...... ............ soc 1VAu
|er1y nGoo&e*se'oo-z moolltwaml Wybore
6w. Alfonso ma cze6d Najdwiet4 mieki
szej Fanny Maryi nleustaJ9oej Iikion
pomooy. Ksi4zeozka oprawna =
hro. I :; am - ck1.doo ,Tooonvr Wy6ore
r.~,:L;an, (" .1aaaao h-.a". skork
'5'o''>1'' ~''oo1s "1ee' 'e z{oool
miekka ak6rke : ozdobami. x}c, Wyb6r
oonvm tvtulit,am. z}ooone brxe., elem
-.,,,.,, ~ 20 81 lg'
PERKY na6oAs4stsea ~ ozdqbnoi Wy6dr =
miekklej s~k6rkowej orrawie pies
,{oconym tytuliklem, z{ocone pozyt
brzegi.. $l.2b nych
sk6rk
Sknrh A,,.z,,-w alaoa.,kiai slt. ma Oh
rzanej oprawie, zxloconym ty~ bi Or
tulikiem, ~z}ocone brxegi.... SOC
Ry6ore
.Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r najlepsxego MAJ zone
bozenatwa j ple6ni ko9oielnych, kktado
ksi4zeozka ola m{odziety, opraw-
na v angie,sk4 skdrke, : slooo- Wybo,e
nym tYtulikiem, everyone brxa. iehetl
gi..... $50 sko. K
~ 6ni, o
Skarl d.ssy-opraxnA = m,ekea nYH!1 !
,k6rke ! s}oosoonaymln tytulikiem, g''-:'
z1ooone brzegi.. -. I. goo
Yybne
!Skarb dtssy-x miekkisi oprayie core
: z}oconym tytulikiiena,, ziocone " on q!
brzegi.. SOC KEN.
S4arb d1szy-oprawna y aen4giieellslkka Ryborel
skk66rke, ! doconym tytufikiem, ke : Z
" xlocole brzepi. !. . !. 800 ne br1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
W Malborku, wiecej dla niego, ia
ko Polak, pracowat ME moge."
SzczeSIiwy skOk z bal0-

Pewna p~rzejezdna trupa aktor~
ska urz2dza W Zurychu cd kiIku
dnl przedstawienia, pomiedzy in-
n7mi puszcza takze ba'on gazowy;
podczas jednej takiej 'wycieczk'
balon porwany zosta& siluym wich~
rem, kt6ry zapedzif go mad jezioro.
Bedacy W kcszu dyrektor trupy
zeskoczyf z wysoko6ci 80 metrow
do jeziora;. niebawem nadp}yne}ys
liczne 1odzie, kt6re go przewioz}y
ma brzcg. Balon r6wnlez uratowa~
no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
WYRZUCANIE ~PIENIEDZY

...-sr.Its -s~E- ira. So,
wydaje SIG zupe}nie g1upim lntere.
sem a jednak robi2 to ludzie pta"
cacy wysoki rachunki lekarskie ME
majec Z tego zadnej k%orzy6cl, Pan
Wojciech Pasinski z Grafield, N.
J. take sig o tenn przekona}. Otto,
co pisze: "Zona moja chorowa}a
try lata. Lekarze, kt6rzy ia leczyr
Il powiedzieli iej 10 pozost&je juz
tylko kilka tygodni do zycia. Chcle
Ii j~eszcze operacyl, ale poniewaz by
IA juz ma pol martwa, ME zgodzifem
sic ma to.
Potem dowiedzia}em sic o Gomozo
Me mogfem 60 dastac ma m%lejscu,
ale sprowadzilem z Passaic. Uly@a
dwie butelki i wyzdrowia}a. Doktor
rzy zabrali mi okc4o 5000 rie zdza
}ali oiczego dobrego, podczas gdy
k'lka dolar6w wydany ma Gomozo
uratowa1c moja kobicte.
Dra. P1otra Gomozo trzyma re-
kord " yrov odzepiu n.edor6wnanY
zadnem iunem lekarstwem. Me
MONA go dostat W ap,ekach. Spec
cyalni agenci Ego do~starczaja abb
wprost z laboratoryLm fabrycznego
ORA. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
10 IS So. How're .AveC hicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

Skayb duszy- -oprawna " sk6rke.
z}ooonym tytulikiem 2 okuoiem
izameozk:am, z}ocone brzeg1 600
Am;6i Str6x Chrze6cisnina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i pie6ni e}uz3oY
ola dusz poboznyoh rozmiaru
5x34 cali " sk6rkowej oIrawie
re z}ooonym tytulikiem, ztooone
brzegi 500
4ni6t Stro&-w sk6rkowei oprawie
okuoiem i k%lamerka, re z{ooo.
nym t%ytulikiem, z}ocone brse~
gi........ 500
Ani1 Str6&-oprawny " moon4
francuska sk6rks, gietkie ok{ad.
HI, z{ocone brsegi, re z{oconym
tytulikiem ............. 1855
Aniot Str6&-Oprawny " moona
f~ranouska sk6rks, miekkle ok&ad<
ri, ~z4ooone brzegi 70 zfooonym
tytuligiem $l.50
Z6iorek mod1itw ola oz}onk6w A.
stoletwa Serca Jezusowego, Q.
prawny " sk6rke angielska,
ozerwone brzegi, Z zlooonym ty-
tullkiem $1.00
Wianek ku czoi Nai6wietsze; Mary
Fanny : rdznych nabozehstw US
witty, oprswny v skdrke, z{ooos
ne brzegi, z Moconym tyt1llkiem
okuoiem klamerk3 -. ,..$l.25
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie v
miekka sk6rke z z}ooonym tytus
likiom z~looone brzegi...... 75o
oprawny " mocha miekks
skorke, z zloconym tytulikiemlnI
z{ooone brzegi.. $50
oprawny " sk6rke Z oko-
elem j klamerk9, z{ocone brzet
81 lgruby druk). ....... $l.bd
Wybdr najosobllwszyoh nabotehstw
j pie6ni, ma duohowa pooieohei
pozytek ludzi pobo4nych : r64e
nych kslag zebrsny; oPrawny =
ekdrke, : koiorowym obraazkiem
ma okladce, ziocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk). 90
Ry6orek-oprawny v sk6rke, zlo.,.
cone brzegl, : obrazkiem ma o.
kk}adoe j ..foconym tytulikism $50
Wybo, elk ozyli kr6tki spos6b naboa
iehetva codzieanego Ola rzYm,
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pics
6ni, oprawny " skdrke ze zlooo-
nYH. tYtulikieelmt, ozeerwone brse..
gl.- one 81
Wyb nsk-;opravny y skdrke sfo-
cone hl,rl.zegil, e zEleoconym tytus
Tx ON, : okucler zamec1s
klem $500. ........ $50
Wyb0rek-oprawny " miekk2 sk6r4
Re : zfoconymt .tullkiem sieoos
ne brzeei. !. II. CSC
Arizona republican., 1912-12-20
NOTICE FOR POSTING AND PUB
 LISHING
Serial No. 019S23.

Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Phoenix Arizona, November :, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that the Sante Fe Pacific Railroad Company. by Howel Jones it's Land Colnmis- sioner, has this day filed it's appli- cation, Serial No. 019S23 in this of flee to select, under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved April 21. 1904 (33 Stats. 21D the following described lands:
 Gila ard Salt River Meridisn-Ariz.
 T. IN, R. 2-W. Lots l and 2, E1a NWA, sec. 15; Sh, sec. IT; Lots 3 and 4, E11 SEA, sec. IS. T. IN, R. 3-W, N1a NEA, NE NWA sec B. T. 7-S, R. 5-E, S12 sec. 13. T. ' S. R. 7-E., SEE A sec. 21, SWA sec. 22; NWA, sec. 27; NEA, sec. 2S. T. SIS. R. 6-E.. S1a, sec. 12; All sec 13; All sec. 14; E14. sec. 22; SH, sec. 23; WIZ, sec. 25; All sec. 26; SEA-, sec. 27; E15. sec. 34; SEA- NEA, W12NEA, WIZ sec. 35, T. SIS. R. TIE. lots and f, S1a NWA, SWA. sec. Lots and 4. S1a NWA, S1a, sec. ?; N15. sec. II; N12, sec. F. T. SIS. R. SEE. All sec. 4; Lots 1 and ?, S1A NE4. SEA-, sec. 5; Lots l and 2, S1s NEA, SEA, sec. 6; NWA. sec. 9. T. 9-S., R. 15-E.. E1a NEh, E15 SEA. sec. 2S; NEA NEA. SWA NEA. N15 SWH, NWA SEA, sec. 26 T. 12-S, R. 12-E-, SEA NEA. SEA-, sec. 20; SWA SWA, sec. 21; NEA, sec. 29. T. 13S.. R. 25E., SEA, sec. 8. T. 14s;., R. 25-E., NWH, NE SWA. sec, A. T. 14-S., R. 26-E., SEA SEA-, sec. IS; NEA, sec 19. T. 15-S., R. 24-E., WIZ NEA. SEA NWA. NWA SEA, sec. IT. T. 15-S, R. 25-E., Lots 1 and ?. SH NEA, sec. ?. T. 15-S.. R. 27-E., NEA, E1k NWA, sec. II, N1a NEA. N.Y. NWA, sec. F. T. 15-S., R. 2S-E., lots 1, and 3, NEANWA, sec. '. T. 16-S. R. 29-E., SEANEA. W12NEA N F NwA, NEA SEA-, sec. 10. T. IFS, R. 13-E., SEA- NWA, NE SWA, SWA SWA, sec. 12. T. IFS, R: 24-E, NWA. sec. 10, T. 1S-S., R. 2SE, NWA, sec. 24. T. 19-S.. R. 27-E.. SWl4 NEA. NWA SEA, Ek SEA, sec. 13. T. 19-S., R. 2SE, SWA, sec. 20. T 20-S., R. 2S-E., WIZ, sec. g. T. 21-S., R. 2S-E., Lots l. 2 and 3, SEA NWA, sec. 1; E12 NWA, NWA NWA, NEA SWA, sec. II; NEA, SEA NWA, WIZ NWA, sec. 12; SWA NWA. WE SWh. NEA SwA, sec IA N15 SWA. N1a SEA-, sec. 24. T. 21-S, R. 7-E., WIZ NWA, WIZ SWh, sec. F; Nh NEA, NE NWA, sec. II. T. 23-S., R. 21-E., SWA, sec. 5; SEA-. sec. S.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the lands described, or desir- ing to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to ap plicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the 24th day of December 1912.
 FRANK H. PARKER.
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-20
FAMOUS STAGE BEAUTIES

look with horror on Skin EruptiOns. Blotches, Sores or Pimpies. They don't have them. For all such trou Dles use Bucklens Arnica Salve. IL glorifies the face. Excellent for Eczema or Salt Rheum, it cures sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains; heals burns, cuts and bruises. Unsurpass- ed piles 25c at all druggists.-Ad- Vertisement
Arizona republican., 1912-12-20
OBSCURE.

How did you feel at that fash iCnable wedding?'
 About as conspicuous as my pickle dish looked among the jeweled bronzes and ropes of pearls Pitts burg Post,
Arizona republican., 1912-12-20
IBIG CURIO STORE MAKES 4 WIDE DISTRIBUTION
Tourists Loading Themselves With
 Souvenirs for Friends.

Balke's Big Curio Store looks like g. show place and it is one. But what especially makes it look like d show place are the thrOngS which crowd it looking for Christmas gifts and they have no troubl in finding them. A large number of the pur- chasers are strangers, tourists who are selecting souvenirs for friends in other parts of the country so that the stock of the Big Curio Store is going to be widely distributed within less than a week.
 Many recipients in all parts of the country will have received by Christ Inas morning beautiful presents of articles that they never saw before. Some of them will be expensive gifts and some will be inexpensive but beautiful.
 The Curio store has something for every purse and it is full moneys worth too. All articles, if requested will be packed and made ready for shipment The store until Christmas eve will be kept open nights.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-20
SALT RIVER VALLEY MONuMEN-
 TAI WORKS.

Call and see our designs 'n finished monuments. gravestones, statuary. cts. before placing your order.
 VERNON E. LINDSAY, PreP.
 409 W Washington St Phone Overland 11s7.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-20

Hire a little salesman at the Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-20

Dr. Wm. Sadler author of The Cause and Cure of Colds" says that common colds should be be taken seriously, especially when they hang on'' Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound is d reliable household medi- cine for coughs and colds, equally effective for children and for grown persons Take it when you feel a cold coming on. It will avert dan ger Of serious results and cure quick ly. No harmful drugs. Elvey X ett.-Advertisement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
EXERCISE FOR THE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN

THE majority Of who reach
that debatable point, middle age.
which begins. 80 statistics tell us, at
the age Of forty. usually nave a dis
taste for exercise. and in consequence
they take on s~uperfiuous fat and de-
velop unnecessary Ills.
The remedy for this trouble Is both
easy and inexpensive. Violent exer-
else if not habitual would be exceed
ingly bad for them, but they have the
choice of walking, croquet, golf. cy-
cling or gardening, all of which prove
beneficial.
Walking has the disadvantage that
It gives little work to the muscles of
the back and abdomen. but in spite of
this fact it is the best exercise for wo-
men whose muscles are weak through
want of use. When out Of practice it
is we'll to begin with a walk Of a mile
or two and to rest when fatigued.
In the course Of a week the muscles
will have become stronger and both
the distance and the pace can be In
creased. Anything less than three
miles will be found insufficient for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
PLAlDS HAVE A VOGUE THIS
FALL

SOME Of the very best French suits
this fall show delightful touches of
plaid about them, and not only have
the suits this ~enlivening trimming ap-
piled to them. but hats are displaying
scsrfs and bindings of tartan designs.
Plaids should be used with discretion
when combined with plain materials.
for too much plaid trimming will make
a dress loo commonplace and patchy.
Too little Of 1t conceals the beauty Of
its diverse coloring n design. Used
happily. however, the contrasting plaid
hues are especially appropriate for fall.
Their bright autumn leaf colorlngs are
Just right for the cool. crisp days. when
lighter tints seem faded.
All the clan plaids are used this sea-
SON.. A little preference is given to
those with a predominance of red. a
color, by the way. which is ins~istently
pushing It's way into fashionable favor
after a long absence. The plain color
with which plaid is combined should
harmonic or reflect ONE color found
in II to get the best and smartest re-
suits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
Never Talk of Your Ills

A N exceedingly nervous woman went
20 a specialist. He made an ex-
animation, found nothing organically
wrong and said SO. The patient was
~disgruntled n began a list of her
ailments.
At the close of this she said, Have
you no prescription to give me"
Yes, one that will cure o if you
take it faithfully. Do not talk unless
YOU can talk Of agreeable things. II
YOU have aclIes and pains, worries and
suspicious, keep them to yourself.
Never talk of bodily ills except to a
doctor, and to him as briefly as posi-
BILE. Share your troubles with no one"
The woman left the office enraged,
and the doctor said to the next patient:
THAT woman thinks that l am a fraud,
yet have given her a well known
scientific fact. The more one dwells
on ills the longer ones mind is per-
mitted to take a doleful instead OF a
cheerful cast, and ones tongue follows
suit; the greater is the physical de-
preston"
1t is a good prescription for the world
at large. Do not talk unless you can
talk Of pleasant subjects. Perhaps
you cannot entirely control your
thoughts. Depression may grip you at
times, but you can help talking about
1t. To do SO bores the listeners and
gets you into a bad habit that is bound
to affect health, happiness and char
actar-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
Perfumes Pleasant and Other
wise

pERFUMES have a sanitary value
when used properly The abuse of
perfume. though, ften makes the most
ardent lover of sweet scents wish that
their use might be prohibited to all
women who deluge themselves with
powerful
Who OF US has not suffered in the
sitting atmosphere of musk. patchoul.
or some other overwhelming odor?
The well bred woman merely sug-
gests a perfume; she never shouts 1t.
The very last place she would think of
putting scent is on her handkerchief,
Having once selected the particular
kim of perfume she likes. she keeps to
it unchangingly
Even her bath salts, soap n face
powder breathe the same odor. and be-
cause 1t will always surround her she
chooses the faint delicate perfume OF
some simple flower
Except as the finest of sprays used
very sparingly, scent should never be
directly applied. The triumph of being
told one Is reminiscent Of a violet bed
OF rose garden will never be attained
by such crude methods.
Two or three tiny balls OF cotton
wool sprinkled with the desired per-
fume and concealed in the hem of the
garment; sleeping in a cap the crown
of which is q sachet; sprinkling the
hearts Of artificial flowers upon a hat:
keeping gloves and wells in boxes be-
tween sheets of blotting paper saturat-
ed freshly every few days. these are
the means by which a clever woman
surrounds herself with an intangible
perfume that is ever delightful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
Recipes For the Everyday Table


CORN FRITTERS.-These are deli
cious as an accompaniment to
fried chicken. Use four or FIVE ears of
young corn. Cut the kernels from them
and add two beaten eggs half a tea
spoonful OF salt. a little pepper, a cup
full of -four and a cupful of cold milk.
Have a hot frying pan well CREASED
and drop in the batter by the spoon
fuls. Fry on one side about four min
utes. then turn and fry on the other.
Corn Soufie.-Scrape or CRATE the
corn from ten or a dozen ears of corn
and add the yolks of four we'll beaten
eggs, two tablespoonfuls of melted but
ter. one tablespoonful of powdered sug-
ar and a pinch OF salt. Mix thorough
ly. add the stifiy beaten whites Of the
eggs and a tiny pinch of soda. Turn
into a buttered baking dish. cover and
bake for half an hour. Uncover. brown
quickly and serve at once.
Tomatoes In a New Way.-Cut half
a dozen ripe tomatoes in halves. take
out the seeds and turn them, cut side
downward, on a dish on the Ice. Make
a rich curry sauce, adding cream and
lemon juice. Partly freeze the sauce.
hen nix in half its volume Of mine
ed a~nchovies, gherkins, olives and
shrimps. Finish the freezing process,
and with It fill the tomatoes, bringing
the cream to a point. Form a handle
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
Unanswered Prayer

A MONG the exceptional privileges
granted to the new housemaid by
the young married were three
free telephone calls a week. provided
she was informed beforehand what the
girl wished to ak about. At the close
Of a turbulent day. in which the Wills
of mistress and maid had clashed vio-
lently. Mary sought permission to tele-
phone.
ITO whom do you wish to speak?"
asked her mistress.
Tt the pastor of my church," a
Mary.
Taking that pious ambition as a sign
Of contrition. the mistress readily gave
consent Mary went to the telephone.
Father Grim" she said. won't you
please pray for the woman | am work.
ing for and see If that won't take some
of h s~elishness out of her heart and
make her see that 1t is wrong for her
to ask me to finish all that ironing to-
day when l could just as well let it go
till tomorrow morning?"
II the pastor prayed his petition was
not answered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
~ is BABY BACKWARD? rs
THIS Is a question of interest to ev.

THIS Is a question of interest to ev-
cry mother with q baby. but
chiefly, Of course. to the mother who is
anxious to know whether her baby is
really backward or not
What Is backwardness? What auses
It? How shall it be detected? These
are the questions that are considered
here.
A backward child Is obviously a child
that is not as forward as he should be
at a given time.
For instance, some children can walk
at a rear old: many cannot. But the
child who cannot must not be claSsed
as backward. nor need his mother be
uneasy on his account. He is. as a
rule, merely a little slower in develop
ing than others. When he is two years
old he will probably walk just as
sturdily as the one who was toddling
at twelve months.
If. however, at two years of age he
still makes no effort to get OIL his legs,
then he Is decidedly backward. and the
backwardness needs medical attention.
The same thing holds good with
talking, Some children can talk much
earlier than others. Some infants at
eighteen months can converse quite in
diligently In a small way. At that
age certain other children a say only
a few words. The first child In a fam
lily Is often moro backward In talking
thar his brothers n sisters. because
he has not the example Of the others
to help him express himself. but for
wardness either In walking or talking
Is not so desirable q thing as some
people imagine. For example. when a
heavy child is put upon his feet. al
he often is. at nine or ten months
and Is encouraged n urged to walk
SO that the proud boasts may be made
that he walked at a year old the fire.
quent result is that his legs become
bowed. II the poor little thing had
had the good fortune to be more back
ward that deformity probably would
not have happened.
Serious mischief is often done to
children in the desire to prove how
forward they are. especially In this
matter Of walking. They are
aged to ak far beyond their
strength, and cases have occurred
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13

with a green stalk Of parsley and dish
them on a bed of watercress.
Poached Eggs with Cheese-Havs
ready ave rounds of nicely toasted
bread. They should not be too thin.
Melt two level tablespoonfuls of butter,
add two t~ablespoonfuls Of -four and a
~teaspoonful of salt and cook until,
frothy, then add gradually three
fourths cupful of strained tomato pulp
to which an eighth t~easpoonful of soda
has been added and a half cupful of
rich milk or cream Dip the edges of
the toast rounds in this. Their pour the
remainder over the toast and place on
each an egg carefully poached in salt
ed boiling water Sprinkle each egg
with grated cheese. set in the over q
moment or two until the cheese is
melted and serve at once before the
cheese stiffens
A Luncheon Dish.-Toasted brown
bread covered with cheese sauce makes
a delicious luncheon dish. Make a
white with two tablespoonfuls
each of flour and butter and a cupful
Of milk Az soon as the sauce thickens
add a scant two cupfuls of American
cheese broken into little pieces. Stir
this into the sauce until 1t Is smooth
and then add a beaten egg. taking the
sauce from the stove and beating rap-
idly. Season with salt and paprika-