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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Rem BORT, 80. guaut

Nebl. -- Ter Rartt mar heute ruhiG. -
Spring patsnf s3.804.70. ssiuter Straietis
t4f0-4.20, 91intsr Gaisuis a 40-4.60,
Spr,Ha dears s4.00--4.20. Gytra g9iHter
$40. / e8.55-3.T5, Grtra oo Wc. 2 t3.35-
$50. Raaias StrOights t4f5-4.25.
RpsgtumehI mar rubis. - yair bis
euits s2.50-5.T5. dolce bis faHer $3.50,
8.g0.
Raismthl mar ftetia. -yetnes ueiBes
unb gslbss ti.45-l50. srpbes sl.40-l45,
4ilH6rieb $3.50.
Rogseu III feit. - Rc. @eissru 75e
c. IL. Rem pprt GIport.
Gtrit ia i,ettg. - NalsgerEis 70-soe
G |. I. Buffalo.
@eigeu.-7er Rartt mar feiter. Ro.
%totbsr u Ae { l. I. Rem Dprf gEport. DO.
95c I. o. b. fhmimmene; Ho. / Rort5erH
3ulnth 972c lob. idwImmeHe.
Mttf4foru. - Ter aRarst III ftetig.
gypcri s2 re (. o. b. ihmimmenb.
5dfsr. - Rartf III itetie. - Sionbarn
peiber 46--46He, go. sueiser 4sc, 30
s 46h-45e Rc. 4S-4sHe, eroiHarer
absefhniftener DeIBer 4sH - 4sc, fancp
abgelhuiiiener meiber 41H-50He.
Reu III ruhia.--StaRbdrn f0O-i05e SO.
l05-ifoc, 30. . 9o-95e. 30. 8 5000.
PopfsH III ftetie.-Stats. orotHnrer bts
dolce 1919, is-20c; 1911. iS--i6e; 8aeiiie
Goat 1919. 19--22e. 1911 i6-lsc.
phuts ituo feit. geRfral amsrica
SOC, 1paota 2sA--S04c.
2eesr III feii - Semlo6 firits 29--30c,
HecpnbS 2s-3st
Bort III ffetia. --fsamilp s24.50--28.50,
fhcrt dear t21.50-22.5o. ReB t23.25-23.75.
Heei Tpar itstis. -JamiIg t20.00--2l. 90.
Wes tis.00-l9.0o.
Gut Meats itetis. - gepbteEfe Beiiiss
10 bts IA gfunh, l4h-l6he DO. SAinten
i64c.
ShmaGs mar itetie. - gieok gaeit
prima slt.85-li.45; Naifinirfes III itetip.
Continent si2.oo, 2. u. si2.s5 gompcuub
i0-l0ke
fale ift Han - grima Gttp su axe,
Geunirp 6--S4e. Special sEss.
Baum N of aame CeI liz rpiaig.--
RrtHa CONNER gegbes $3.50.
Hetrolsum In ftstss.--Ssaifinirte Rew
Dors Bulf $500; BarreIs ss.10; Gnfes
til.0o.
u ollie if itetis.-Gomsitis steees Chic
fTe.
oar, it ruhis.- Sirainsb, s.u6snli&es
AH autes ea.l5-420
IsgreHtin tn itetia su 42s.
REFS tit rusie. - Gin6eimilAsx syf--6c,
EotnG 6i4-eAt.
MelGnes III ruhie. Rew Orleans
Cren Aestlt. gutter Biz Dolce. s5-55S.
Suder.-- Noher IN ieft. Etusearaes
90 Teii. s.26e. Centrifugal % TeIt 8.T6s.
NciafIeS Su6sr 80 Teif 3 ole. RafFnirter
itftis. Gut Goat 6.e0c. Grufbsb $50. Mpalb
n 5.i5e. Cubes 5.O5e. gcweereb 4s0e,
GranuIateb 4.s0c. Ttamnno "a $50, Gpn-
feetouers IA A.65e. go. 4-55e. SO. Q 4.05c,
Nc. . 400e. Re. 4 9.95e, Rp. s 8.90c, Hp. Q
8.55c. 30. 8.s0e, go. 8.s5e, Re. o 210s,
gio. 10 s.s5e. Wo. II as0c, 80. 10 8-Doe.
Ro. i8 8.60c. 30. 4 E450e-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
esanowirt6f6aftfi6es.
Wein pom girnea uno
QepfeIn.


girnen uno 4spfel psroeu pom
Stsueel unb 8Iumen befreit. in 4
5beiIe ssrinnitteu uno rob 3srauetiht
ooer Iebr isin asitampft. Sn grmans
gslung einsr anoeren .3ertieinerungss
inaT6ins tam man fih bisrbei nit
9ortbeil Der JIsif6badmaitine be-
oisnen. Dos WIus rpiro in WeinfdFsr,
aus osnsn Der Tsfsl ssi9Iasen lift. sss
fii[t unb siHige 5aee binsefteilt. Biz
e. tiihtig am G'dren ift. Damn briugt
man be RaiIe uuter cine Jruhtprt''s,
iteIlt Den tIar ourhoeInufenen Sbfs
fdft "a Etunbsn in ben RelIsr, oamit
Iih oas Srii6e Ienten tann uno giebt
ion nun porii6tta, iiIltsr 3uriidlahuns
oss gcbsniasss, in nas fir ben metn
hefsimmts Gag. Siersu fiist man nun
cuf 30 Quart Saft: 10 pfunb peis
ben 3ufer nno | lln3e WstnIteiH (erss
NOR tartdrD uuo ieet ben Obftfaft
(Moft) oana6 elmer b0bren Semperaa
tur go Or. 81 aus. ruOielbft er bah
In p<nise GGbruHs (alobolsdbruns)
iiberaeben nirn. Dime 2uftsutriti
fonn iid, bic 9dbrrng nitht noll3ies
ben. ipesbaIb Sds Gpunblot often
.tlsibi. Nus BAN spunolo4 i1<ioei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Usebpprf.--t2t.4 80 pergbl.-;siir
Geptentbcr 421.25 -- 2i.40, am Ghluh
s2i.40; fir Sanudr s1959K--19.so, am
GhIuB 1890.
6Amafs- s11.2O per 100 g3funb. Fir
Geutenbsr si1-20 - 1925, am Shfu6
sff.20; far Cftober sl1.8O - 11.85. am
Ehlus s1f.30; fir 5onuar s1O.92 u
i0.a5, am 5hlub slo9j.
Short RtppenfsiteH. - S10.so -
11.e5 per 100 BfuHb. Tlr geptems
ber s11.25--11.47K, am Shlus si1.30;
fir Eftpber &1i.20-iI27K. am Sd,luH
si1.22H; Fir3anuar s11.32H - 1o.35, am
Sdfub s1l.82H.
gufter --aRarft uuoerdnoert.- .-Gream.
cries 27--28He Der Bfuub.
GisL Uearft unperdnoert. Erbiuarr
firiis AIN - FAVE, firfts % - 28Hc pei
Tussnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Huder. - Brssfe Tlnb if.-MafhHirter
Gut 2eaf 6.06c, pcubeyen 5-s5r. Cubes 5.50c.
araHuiasee 5.25e. GonfsciieHsrs n. 5.06s.
ON .a~ 4.yo-5.f f0f. wetbfr eTtra a.
<As0-4.s5e. eEtra .Gs 4s6--<T5s, srsiaa-
gsr eelher 4.65-AGoe
Wolaffes IN itstia. -- Meu Crieans
Cpen Rettis s2--5se. geatrifusal is-3oe
per 0anone.
Reis-Narft. .ismfi6 lebsafs uns gtetis.
qaiifiana. Jansn 6eae ek--7s. sriaa 54
--c4s, orstnarer Az. Japan 5--6kt
per Dfuno.
1atrs arssafs..
ButteE-Rahfrass GUT. aaasbet ma.
bia. - s}anrp Greamerp size. Creamery
WRIT 2shc. bo. feecnt ss1s. fanfp 9airp
22s, 70. 2ie per Hiunb.
4He. - WGrff Ffstie. Clio i5K--ioe.
RcrbneffiAer i5K-iec, Rem Dcrt I5k
-isKe, S6Deiser f6k-isH DO. Bird
leHs. aimburoer is--iTr per Hfnnb.
Gtex - Anaebot mar sifmltd grok- -
9rima friiHt cahnereifr 24sSs, Hriss 22 sfs.
erpinarn Hrits iss. fssonbs i7Ke Der Tsn.
0sfiaasL = Auiasr siemiid sroB.
Dart lieiis. - Sprineers ncn aber 2
eiS. 10. iunes Sahnfr antsr plumb iee
SsHHen is-f3K Ks 0dbnf se, fvuibhtHtr isc
auns Dc, msibs anfen i2s, ianGs gHten Q
4faan uHo onrilber ise. ian9s entsn i0e.
0dnfe e--Ss per Dfunh.
Ebh 0tmafe
MepfeI--JdHep Hspfsf S2.75 - 500
auserielfHe si.75--2.2s per Hbl. GiHheimi.
Efs 2o--T5e per Uu.
Uirnsn- - Ginbeimilne Dartietts sni
Sidles ti.O0--i IS per Bu.
gitrcHtu-Waztt mar Refio. - Tanrs
Refffho u. 90 per ethe.
yfCrangen.--Warft Sm4ig uno ifstie. -
California e8.O0--0-s0 per Aiite.
gGHtclcuyeA - 1uhiana 75e~elI0(
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Gas Monte Carlo Ser
Ghineieu. Gas Houge ct uoir Der
e3eIben lit San Ian gs ilt DIE
GouIette Der ddneliihen See uHo
Macao III ihr Bonte Carlo.
Gin LANCER 5ijh. gin Der Sd)mal.
ieite Der Grollpier. IA er &elpeft Dor
lid uno ieiner g2aroe bat, iii er INIT
Eriilen berpaifuet. Redlts bon tbm
ieln sSaHliIus, Elm 3anhn inter oea
GbineIen. Setn 8epano iii aus Iiht.
grauer Seipe, uun oil ieineH Saao-
geIenf blinft elm Grnbano aus sSsobe.
~ssoites notre ieu" piirSe Elm etro-
p0iider Groupier ri1fer, aber iein
gelber 3oaeae iiet itltHtm oa, eiaan
.lansen Stab IN Der Sann. @pr ibHl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
Mefan. martt.
Rsp Gprt. 30. auaut.

Ken Uort, 30. Auguh
aupFer mar teute rubig.-Slanbarb an
$1,000, Eledrolptlc Su sl5.O0-16.12H;
aafe su sl625-1o.5o, eating su s15.75-
1881.
4tnn in ihwad su s42.80--42.s0s
GIei rubis 5u s4.70.
gpslter III itetig 5u $5.s5-5.95.
gffen.-Rnrft itetig uno unperduoert
go. 9erthern $500 30. SO. 2 Northern
ef5.50--i6a5, Re. / Southern $685.
1856, ,gic. ] Soutbfrn ipft s1525-15.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

0db .cn san. wurbs ~ 2k-2HE aus
ediehen.
Drima 9efndFtspapiers Durbfn su 0
--eK& & bistcnftyt.
SterfiHaErnaHgeiit III itstis. Ei6i
IA s4.e5N unb Gommertial 81 s4.ssk -
4.S2K.
Bunbes. GbftaattoHsn uareu ites
siG uHo ipnrbeR> >luit folaf duotirt:
Ser. Et1ateH RefunbiruHe . ee-100
~ rsaiftririe 1101--t12, goupoas 10 T.
liz, ~ regtitrirte 102--i0S, Coupons 102
--1os. Banana Rssilersb - ~ geb., DO.
81. Sez--100H.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
Ghicaap. 1. Septembtr 1918.

Emneins 2eihtt ss.00-9.T0, as.
mifdhts t7.90-s.85. f1were sT20 - s.35.
rauss sT.20 -- s.35. Seriei S3.75 -- SAC.
Diarft ihne6 uHo I'M NlsemeinsH 25c nle'
orlGer.
Atnhcieb.-E Esepes s6 9o--920. Teras
Stiere seT5-775 meisfihe Etiers s6.70
---T.60, Etodtrs uno 6eebers t5.50-7.s5.
Rihe nnn 6sii,rs 33.e5-s.60. RaIbsr ss.00
--i2OO. Narsi its;ie bis etnas Hiehriser.
Emafsunb gdmmev. --Snafe: Gin
heimiidbs s8.s5-5.O0. 5dtriiuse s5.25-6.l0.
@eltIid3e s3.91--4 rs.
9hmmer: GInssIrsiTfte t5.75-s.l0. NET.
line s5.T5-7.75. 9inrft itetis biz 10e ME.
oriaer.
9ufuhr. - Shmsins $1,000. &iHbuish
90 900, EGaFe une 2Ammer 2s.000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
StraBburs, stufauq 2tusuit,

Strd burg, Anfdnq Iugult.
Jm mtlhen 8lau ift Der Qusuit iRs
2anS sesosen; aan3 10. ais fti ihm in
Ieiner lihten Rsine pon einem frpitig
psrregneten SuIi ni6tS besannt. uno
uater BEN iommsrti6 prunsenoen
5immeI Lisst iest oas alte StraB.
6ura. Die Sonne orinat In Die WiH-
tel alter gaFen uno ertpedt bic
S6onbeiten uergaHsener .sdErhnnoerte
su neuem aeben.
2eibsr feblt oieien SAonbeiten bic
rehte Betpunoerersabl. T' ais Oh
Der 5remoenpsrtebr in StraBburg
notaelaffen Bate. Sm 9esentbeil:
ssseoer 3ug brinst 5rsmoe aus 4Its
6eutfhlann, GnsLdnb uno 5runfreich;
in gruppen burhmdnoern lie Die
Straben, aurusoutos fanden bin
uno her. Nber IS uliiBten 6rroerte
nno 1aaIsHoe mebr tomHsn! 9as
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Hsisen.-.syar September ssh S6e,
amS6lnB S5Jf; fiir December s95s --SeHc,
am 66lub ssttc; fur Rai s3yx-94Ke, am
E9lnb e4ke.
@eIfAforu.-Ser September 72K--
TSe. am SAlub T2ke; fir 9esember ossx
--eS}sr. am SdiuB 6s,se; far Nsai TO-
70Hf, am G1lub 70as.
6afer.-6Ar September 405s -4i1se, nm
GAlub 41r: far Tsstmbsr 43K - ase.
am Sngus 4s5ss: fur Dsai 4oK K--47s. am
Gdlas 47s.
assssa --sas. . nsusr esK--sss.
0erits.
Timotbpfaamen - Reusr eADo--
5.S5.
alssfsamsn - sioOo = Ia.oo per
gfztHsFs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

- Tie BonIeK xHb N6rfsH bliebsH
ON Monfae tarbsitertas) eel6icHeH nnb g
finb baksr feiHe HerhnbsrnHssH IN ben
laosirunsen su ptrsei6nen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
Bonn Welomarft.
ainsinnatt. 30. aaaui. 1ala.

@tNEthH W V 90. MhHulE 1919.
Eie GBeihasts partn beute i'm bieIieenG5eIbs
mayffe vHAie. bic 0insrateH finb aber Isii.
TarishsH or saa1 wurben BON ben BaHfen
Az gG euseeiiehen unb BeiAdftspaptere
pnfssH ~ sE bisfoHtirt. 3m oFeueE
Marfft tuuretn Tarleben .pH ean1 unb auf
Ssit ~ 5k--eE plaeirt.
fssAsa ssf mrs pssa.
nurtsa ~ iOs Tisipnto per $1,000 swiiAeH
nantsn usrfauit. Die Goantsyrats bstraet
SOC Erdnis per tl000.
1ss&isf sHg sHrssa.
iinb iptiie. Tie Icfstnbsn Euctirunsen liuS
sa berimffn:
ycu6cn, 9 Taae Sieht, s4.s6H v -4.seE per
n 90 faat Sidbt, t4.s3-4.ssK per e: gdris,
8Iaae Gidi. 5f5 sSraHes per si0o; 90 Taat
&tHt, bis 5yancs per 500; iar Dsnti4faub,
9 Tagt SiGt. Rarf sSK -ooH. DO. 90
Iagt Gid1t, s<K-e4Ke.
GonmsHtarn Wils auf acnbcu pnrheH
az t4-s2K. aHf GIasecp au s4.s2t@ une aaf
Bslfoit Su e4.S2 pevtnusL
eHHssf-E sHsssssmss.
wss&sn ash fSss;. csg. o..s.. ~x~Ss~.~ s.f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Tie H6sis bIieb geitsrH asfdlciisu uno es
inb oaber fsine Berfanfs 81 berihtsn.
WadHsbenbe Tabeue bon TN tieligsn
Rarff bsfHhli6en Bombs uHb Nttien eiebt
BE cffisiensn Cuotiruuasn an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
Wteb mirtte.

Cincinnati !. September 1918.
SuFubr unb 9erlunot Ddhreno Der per.
IoHenen @ohe, DerglI9eu NIT ben porhers
Iehenben 2 @cHen pareH ute iolat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
straRburaer Brittle.

Die Tonniae Stabt. - Die iyremoeu.
- Der priu3eu aus3us. - Bonn
5heatsr. - Die Rernen ees Bon
pirates. 5ds @oetbebous. -
Die 9inieIeber uno Die Regierung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

HeueHpeH ZcUN9th uAIeH IuIt IplHIs
9aiubr: Rinnuieb. s4UeiHe. ShaFe.
glng., 16 :. 1914 1888 S3810
Gus. % 1854 1928 1928
dug. 80 -. 1881 174l7 24342
Ter 8eriaHbt betraJ in oerielbsu Belt:
Mua.. 18 1856 1919 293s4
Eu6. 2s 20ss g583 1890
aug.. 30 .24s9 573s 1929
9ufnbr unb Beriauot pdbreuo Der per.
Hcfienen ~ 5tuHoen oersllheu nit bsriel.
ben 3sit LETTER sgotbe DareH wIe fpIgt:
gufubr: gatnbpiss S1Ueins. S6ofs.
Aug.. 26 1853 2774 2s70
EeDt.. .5023 1889 3s4s
Der B.rlanbt betrus in bsrf.lb.n 9.it:
Aua., 25..... 81 T05 t64s
Sept.. 1.... 305l 7ss 5326
arps uuo Der Ilmias gut-Rt!htabs Dareu
Itefia.
sAuere 5tiere s725-s.i5, Srtra ss.a5;
Edhfen s2T5---6.25. TleiiherFtisre $500
7.50. auseslsieHe BITE ertra tT.85-7.T5, 6ei.
fers t425-6.25. Grtrd s6.5O-T00 .Rihe 1926
- 5.75. auseriefeHe bis .rtra s8.00-6.25.
xauners t3.00--3.T5 Sto6ers unb Teebers
ss.25--7.25, Sto6.Ssiisrs s4.50-5.75, g1tra
$500.
Bulle n.-7ie 3ufubr mar mdBig unb
bic preifs uugefdkr tstla.
| Rae.re uno feiGts s450-5.25. Bologna
t5.50-6.i5. Grtra ss-25-s.s6, fttte Suneu
| s6.00--5.25.
HRil dhfahe. --5n Der ueri!oiiensu go
DE mar bic Ranfraas cine reht CUTE uno
bic Rrsiie ftarf fur his befieren CuaIiidtsn.
| Grtrn fs0.0o--s5 90. CUTE bis auserieieue
s550o-7800, croiaare bis quite s25.0o-
5000
| i'm 9rstIe BIS csc Hieoriaer; ep5hnGitls
~SorieH aubercreentIit Eaa uno 25-50c
nieorlaer.
| erira brndtsn stf.s5, fair bic gut. I.i6t,
ss-50-l0.50. crbtnire uno sross s4.00 -
/ 1925.
! 2 5hneine. --7R 3ufubr mar siem
LID gut aber bis saaafraae anbebsu'sn0 in
| folqe bee sysisr;ags. 9ie 9revis parer
/ onrd1lhHtttlit 20--25c Hienriaer.
| Smwere ShwetHe brahteu ss.25--s.50
ault bis anserl.isnt Berpodunes- uu6 Sl.i'
| fherlorten SS.70--s.S0, proiHdre bis auser
$T.i5 - 7.25, Stags e4.0o--850. Grtrc
ss.65-a75. lsih.e Beriunbiiorteu o.. 75-
$50, syeviel uou ITO 4funo uHo psHleer
/ aa.s0-s.O0.
GAafs 2hmmsI - 7ie Hnfuh'
mar gut, bic 8rstie aber csc fir S3afe uni
35--50e fir 9dmmer nieoriger.
GGafe. - Ertra Iet&te A.00. gut
bio auserlefens s3.35-s.eo, oretn6re bio gut
leiT6-8.25, Mutter Shdfe s3.50-4.25
3dhrliHse sS.50-5.25. ichDere s3.0o-8.50
2ammtr -- Grtra s7.85-s.00. cute BIZ
auserlsieHe t7.O0-T.T5. oreiadrs bts su!
lea5O-6.T5, guns sa.50-4.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
9dsIid)er 1ysarftberid,t.

GfHeinnati 80. auguit 1918.
lie HaHfolssnben Euotirungen besisttn
nd nur auf Gugros.T TransofticntH Bel
tieiHsssn etisaF ten wssbsa sipas bebsrs
Hrsile bsrt6nst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Ter Warft mar isetia. BerfauFt wurben:
$50 Bbis. TihiHers 5tEiibsb @coos auf
Der Bats BON sl.S3 per Banoae.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
HOUSEHOLD
TJ5,I~ s-------- ------@
yQyESTI0hS

Try cracking pecans nuts by placing
them on end in the nut cracker. One
vigorous crushing of the cracker will
split the nut open through the CEN
ter.
When heating flatirons, especially
the kind with removable handles, turn
an old pan or kettle over them as
they are grouped together and they
will heat much quicker and more
evenly.
A tin pail win be found very use
full to shut fish in before putting 1t in
the icebox Fish has a strong odor.
which permeates other food. and
should never be put in the icebox un-
less closely covered.
In ironing embroidered table nap
kins, iron them first on the right side,
then on the wrong side and back on
the right side. being careful not to
press the embroidery design into the
linen. Iron the embroidered corner
over soft cloth.
This is a very useful hint to clean
lavatory basins, marble washstands,
etc. Put some powdered bathbrick
into an old saucer and add a little
paraffin oil to moisten. With a soft
rag rub the article to be cleaned with
this mixture, then wash with warm
water. You viii find that all stains
and dirt will disappear
Parsley may be kept green and
fresh all winter. Put it in a strong
boiling hot brine of salt and water.
Leave in half hour and then hang
it in dry room with the blossoms
down. Kept in this way 1t is as nice
for favoring soups, dressings, etc. as
when it is freshly grown and gathered
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
Three Good ReeIpes.

Lemon Sherbert.-The Juice from
eight lemons and one oragne; CRATE
the rind from one of the lemons and
the orange also Add four cups sugar,
one pint cream, two quarts milk and
freeze.
Peach Short Cake.-One cup sugar.
quarter cup butter, one egg, one
cup milk. two cups flour, two tea
spoons baking powder and little salt
Bake in two layers and spread be-
tween and on top with peaches stewed
down thick with plenty of sugar. Serve
with whipped cream.
Norfolk Stew.-Take two and half
pounds of smoked ham, cut in small
pieces. Cut off the fat and brown
down with one onion; then put in the
lean ham with a quart of tomatoes;
add just enough water to cook Cover
and cook slowly two hours; If the ham
is salt freshen first.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
Pot Roasted Chicken.

Draw and clean one good sized
chicken, rub on salt and pepper and
dredge with -four. then truss it and
lay on either side of the breast under
the Irvine strip of bacon. Put two
tablespoons of butter and two of lard
in kettle and brown the chicken on
all sides. Add one cup of boiling wa
ter. cover tightly and simmer two and
half or three hours. being careful
not to let the water boil away, adding
a little water from time to time. Re-
move the chicken when tender and
superhuous fat from the gravy Add
as much water as required for the
gravy and thicken with little -four
mixed with water. The gravy is
greatly improved by adding a little
sour cream. An old chicken can be
made very palatable cooked In this
way.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
CUPBOARD FOR SILVER
PROPER RECEPTACLE HOUSE.
WIFE WILL APPRECIATE.
Adornments Of the Table Must by
No Means BE Kept "Anywhere"--
Should Have Most Regular
Care and Attention. =

There Is not the slightest doubt thai
a certain quantity Of silver goods adds
a wonderful charm to the appearance
of table-a charm which can be i'm
parted in no other way. At the same
time there Is equal certainty that the
possession Of any quantity Of silver
means a very real addition to the do.
nestle labors OF the housewife. Few
housewives, though. are there who do
not prefer the additional labor rather
than forego the pleasure OF counting
more or less silver among their
their household treasures
Whenever there is the possible
choice always buy silver goods as
plain as possible-they are more cost
ly than when deliberately chased and
engraved. but they are also far less
trouble to keep in order and look in
finitely worth the extra value.
Because there is not enough silver,
perhaps. TO warrant the adoption OF a
silver pantry or great canteen, do not
fall into the error of keeping silver
anywhere" If there is no small cup
board fixed in the house which can
be used for the purpose, have silver
cupboard made-a good strong cup
board lined right through with green
baize. With larger things-cake and
bread baskets. cream-jugs, and so on
just stand them on the shelves of
such a cupboard. Small cutlery things
are better II kept in baize rolls, which
are quite easily made. Take two
strips of baize, one wider than the
other. Join them together in en-
velop fashion, and stitch across in
succession of pockets. Slip fork or
spoon into each of the pockets, fasten
the flap over with a couple of patent
clips, and the result is a thing which
will keep the silver much better than
any baize-lined baskets. 1t is not wise
as rule to keep silver goods in satin
or velvet-lined jewelers. cases, as fire.
quently in time the color or friction
of the lining affects the color Of the
silver.
Silver must be attended to regular
ly-not once in three months. Keep
a special china or earthenware bowl
for washing the silver in each time II
is used. Simply make a good soap
lather with boiling water. adding a
tablespoonful of broken soda for every
quart of water.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04

Writer Herein Sets Forth What ls
Called the DccaIooue Of the
Housewife.

Thou shalt not discard thy good
dress because II Is faded, but bleach
to pure white
Thou shalt not pay out much money
for corn plastors. because salve OF
soda and lard will cure The very worst
corn on thy toe.
Thou shalt not use damp fruit, or
thy cake will be heavy. after wash
ing the currants and raisins thou shalt
be sure they are thoroughly dry.
Thou shalt not throw away sour
cream. but use It in place Of butter,
when thou are baking.
Thou shalt not dry white gloves or
hose in the sun. lest they turn
yellow.
Thou shalt not discard thy rubber
bag because of hole, but fiji with
hot sand or salt, and twill give all
the heat thou needest.
Thou shalt not let the juice ooze
out from thy pie, because thou can
prevent It by binding the edge with
strip of white cloth wrung out Of
cold water.
Thou shalt not pay large sums for
dry cleaning. but thou shalt use EEL
bow grease with cake of magnesia.
Thou shalt not allow cheese to
mold, when a cloth wet In vinegar and
pct over II will prevent.
Thou shalt not use thy new baking
dishes until after thou has put them
in pan of cold water, set IT where it
will boil, and then set away until wa
ter has oooled.-National Magazine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
shredded oranne Peel.

Four orange peels, cut them into
strips like straws with an old pair Of
scissors; cover them with cold water
and bring to boil. then drain and
cover with boiling water. and boi
until tender; make strip the same
as for the lemon rinds. put the shred
ded orange peel in this strip and cook
until transparent; dry on sieve, and
while drying dust occasionally with
fine graduated sugar and pack away
when dry In a box lined with wax pa
per- The strip can be used for .
sauce-Farmers' Guide.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
Jelly Roll That VIII Not Break.

Six eggs beaten separately. very
light; then mix and beat light to-
gether; add one scant cup sugar and
beat some more. Fold in one scant
cup -four with one level teaspoon bak-
ing powder Flavor with lemon and
vanilla. Bake 30 minutes. adding a
pinch Of salt last. Turn out on cloth
wrung out of cold water. Beat the
Jelly slightly with fork 80 1t can be
quickly spread on with a butcher
knife. Currant or blackberry jelly is
best. Don't use tough jelly. as II is
hard to spread. Roll quickly. Deli
cious and healthful.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
Rose Salad.

Boil FIVE beets of uniform size, while
hot pour cold water over them; drain
and remove the skins; hollow out the
centers with sharp knife; cut the
followed beets into petals. cutting
down two-thirds OF the way. In the
centers drop tablespoonful Of may
onnaise dressing and around this ar
range kernels of nuts. Serve CD
chilled lettuce leaves.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04

Boil two pounds tripe for an hour
or more, then cut into convenient
sized pieces. Spread them out and
lay over each a rich veal stuffing.
Skewer and tie securely into rolls.
Basic continually with butter and
dredge -four over them. They may
either be spitted or baked In an oven.
Serve with sliced lemon and unmelted
butter. Time to roast. three-quarters
of an hour Sufficient for four or Eve
persons.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
Macaroon coffee custard.

One-half scant cup sugar, one-half
teaspoon salt. one large teaspoon corn
starch. one cup milk. one cup very
strong coffee, one egg slightly beaten,
one dozen macaroons crumbed. Mix
sugar. salt and cornstarch together.
moisten with a little Of the milk. add
egg, mix thoroughly, then rest of
liquid slowly. stirring to keep mix
ture smooth. Then add macaroon
crumbs and cook in double boiler un
til thick. Serve cold.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-04
Panocha.

Three cups brown sugar. eight table
spoons OF milk or cream. butter size
OF large walnut, boil until when tried
IN water II will form a waxy ball
ThQ remove from stove. add one Ia
blespoon vanilla and beat Ave minutes
then add one-half cup or more OF wal
nuts. cut in small pieces. Let cool
and cut in small squares. Figs may
be used instead OF walnuts