The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-13
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al am . reader OF The star
and know that you help . great
many young people who get thsnn-
serves Into awkward positions.
am . young man 20 year, old
Have been for some time. and sru
stlii keeping company with . young
girl ~. and. to my sorrow. ! am
aware that she loves me very much.
She loves me 90 cevotediy that. I
arm afraid 70 tell her the truth. She
10 . dear. sweet. pure child, and !
am In no way worthy Of her, -
have led . wild snd sinful life. But
love her. yes. . thousand times
greater than my own life. 20 V 10
. sure thing ! cannot ssy say-
thing that would hurt her.
viii you tell mo Of como wsy
outf VIII you help met am
Willing TO sacrifice anything my.
ssIf rather than blot and ruln this
oIri's life. know ! hsvs dons .
great wrong. but II 10 too ists now.
% ! must do the best | can.
r.. D.
A.---Boshi II il never too late.
There Ia only one honorable thing
for you 10 do aud that is 10 be man
enough 10 tell the girl tho truth. II
you really love her an much as
you say and she loves you. II will
sound much better. ! assure you.
from your own lips than spun from
the tongues of gossip. The path
OF deceit IL winding. tangilng and
confusing. but since you giided 10
smoothly down Il. you must hunt
your own way out.
Don't be too sure that tho girls
life will be ruined because OF the
knowledge OF your past. She Will
be disguised rather than broken.
hearted. and even though she can
not tolerate your presence. she will
bs forced TO admire you for your
frankness. II you 10 on decelving
her until she hears tho story from
others. the result viii DO much
worse.
al have written 70 you some
time ago. but have not seen the
answer In the paper. think per
haps my letter was not silly enough
TO be printed. viii you kindly tell
me how TO. clean . white Panama
hat7
Hoping 20 see my letter In print
this time, I remain.
A READER.
A.-Thanks for your high esti-
nation OF the letters that appear
In my columns.
! have printed instructions for
cleaning Panama hats Mt least one
half dozen times during the sum-
mer. aud I dislike 10 bore the ma
iority Of my rsaders by repetition
TO accommodate few.
II you will send stamped. self
addressed envelope. repeating your
request. will gladly send you the
recipe.
al am Q eIf u 10 and want 70
get acquainted with . boy whom
think 10 about 20. have seen him
a few times and wish you would
tell me Of an easy way to get &C
quainted with him. He lives In an.
other city. ! know his name and
think know his address. CLIO.
Add you think Cynthia Grey
would tell you TO write to him?
II you know OF no one who is
acquainted with him who might In
troduce you. can suggest no other
way. II he Is the right sort OF fell
low he will not recognize chance
acquaintance.
o.--WlIl you kindly give me a
recipe through your columns TO
make ordinary cheese, such as Is
purchased at grocery and other
stores where foodstuffs are sold7
BY so doing you will greatly
obIIpo AN ADMIRER.
A.--Use about one tablespoonful
OF rennet extract for three gallons
OF milk. II the curd Ii over one
half hour In coming. increase the
quantity OF rennet; II less, decrease
II. Rennet tablets may DO used.
Warm the milk 10 So degrees r.,
add rennet, mix thoroughly: cover
and let stand Mt this temperature
for one-half hour. or until curd will
break. leaving the whey clear. Cut
each way. leaving In columns about
one inch square. Let IL stand until
whey rises an inch on top OF curd.
then warm the whole gradually.
taking two or three hours to reach
ss degrees r., lifting and stirring
and breaking gently with the hand