davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16

go kucharza ma 200 marek grzyw-
ny.P. I. znieWazy1 sWego czasr.
czynnie sWego kucharza, kauai
go zWiazac powrozami i odpro.
wadzie do komisarza w Witko.
vie.
Poznan. Dzienniki donosza, ze
przeeiw odpowielzialnemu redak-
torowi ,,Oredownikan i ,Kuryera
Poznanskiego" wytoczono process
z powodu og1oszenia sensacyj-
nych rewe1acyi redaktora Krysia:
ka. Oskarzenie zarzuca przekro-
genie ustawy 0 autorach. Jak1
, skarzacy wystepuja znany hasa-
tysta major Tiedemann Jezio-
rex, ks. Hanyckij generalny
! sekretarz ,,Schulvereinu" Schultz:
Process ten re Wzgledu ma ME
zwyk}e Ito budzi ogromne zac1e~
kawienie.
Lwow. Z wiezienia t. wv. ,Bry-:
gidek' zbiegl odsiadujacy tam
kare, opryszek MARGIN Zdza]ka,
zwany take Bronis}awem Ze}az-
nym. Zdza1ka uciekl ME wprost z
murow wiezienia, lecz W chwili,
gdy sic znajdowal ma robotach
zewnetrznych W C>entrowce Edo
}awszy W pole wyprowadzic straz.
Ucieczka Zdzalka jest o lyle
interesujaca, re ma on swego ro-
dzaju slave, zw}aszcza W Krako-
vie. On to BOWEN, pred die
siecioma mniej wiecej laty aresz-
towany "a jakies przewinieni
osadzony :,pod telefonem' ME
tylko zbieg} stamtad, ale jeszcze
wzia1 sobie ma droge ,zasi}ek' ze
znajdujace; sic W biurze urzedu
| gotowki. Bezczelnie smia1y.
Zdza}ek 'osta} sig do pokoju, zaj
mowanego przez oficyala Hora-
ka, w}ama} sic do jego biurka
stojqcej obok kasy i wzia1 znaj-
dujace sic tam pieniadze, pre-
szlo 600 koron stanoWiace w do
datku depozyt. Nastepnie wyszed'
spokojnie ma korytarz, pewnym
tonym krzykna} z cory do try
majacego straz PREY drzwiach
zo}nierza policyjnego: ,prosze
tam p~uscic" j najspokojniej w
swiecie opusci} goscinne injury
,,telegrafu", przez nikogo nawet
ME scigany. w urzedzie ,,pod te-
legrafem' W glove z~achodzono,
ktoby m6g} dokonac tel zuchwa-
lei kradz1ezy, podczas gdy Zdza-
lex juz jecha1 sobie do Lwowa.
Nied}ugo potem aresztowano go
we Lwowie i skazano ma rok i pol
wiezienia. Pc odsiedzeniu kary
Zdza1ek wkr6tce dostd} sic pc
raz drugi do wiezienia, ktore
w}asnie teraz opuscl nielojalnie.
, Jest to mlody jeszcze, DO 81 let
nj zaledwie mezczyzna, sredniego
wzrostu, 0 zwierzecym wyrazie
brzydkiej twarzy. Gdy go pc raz
pierwszy aresztowano, by1 termi-
natorem szewskim; teraz juz. sic
wykwalifikowa1 W innym bar
dziej ,,wolnym" zawodzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16
w
Rzym. = PoSwiecenie Semina-
ryum Romanum prey Lateranie.

ryum Roma1um PREY Lateran1e.
- Donosilismy juz o p~rzeniesie-
niu dawnego Seminaryum Roma
mum PREY koscie1e sw. A%polinare-
go W zacisnionej niezdrowej
dzielnicy starego Rzymu do no.
wei, wspania1ej i wygodnej Sic
dziby PREY Lateranie. Dotych-
czas w jednym gmachu miescilo
sic razem nader liczne semina-
ryum seminaryum g%eneralne
rzymskie wraz z uniwersyteckie-
mi kursami, z ktorych prawne
-ciesza sic e%uropejska s=wa. O.
becny podzial m1odziezy s~tarszej
Cd gimnazyalnej oddawna byl Ii
pragniony teraz wreszcie Plus
x. dokonal tego wiekopomnego
dzie}a. Inauguracya novel sic
dziby przy Lateranle odby{a sic
dnia 3 zm. z niezwyk1a uroczy--
stoscia. Wzielo W niej udzial IA
kardynal6w, liczni biskupi, pra--
]acii przedstawiciele zgromadzen
zakonnych. Pc spiewie Tu est Pc
trus kardynal de Lai odczyta1
move inaguracyjna wskaza1
przyczyny, ktore sk}oni}y OLGA
sw. do stworzenia tego semina-
ryum: chec oddzielenia Wielkie-.
go seminaryum Cd Malego i
stworzenia bardziej zdrowotnego
lokalu ola b.. seminaryum Rzym-
skiego tudziez zamiar zjednocze-
MIA zbyt licznych W Rzymie semi
narrow duchownych.
Spiewy wykona}a Schola semi
naryum pod batuta ks. Casimiri.
Pc skohczonej ceremonii zebrani
zwiedzili howe seminaryum, po-
dziwiajac jego piekne p~olozenie. i
wyborne urzadzenie, prawdziwie
godne stolicy j sasiedztwa bazy-
Tiki.
Francya. - Wybory. - Wynik
sci5lejszych wybor6w do izby fran
cuskiej potwierdzi1 wyniki pier
wszego g}osowania. Radykalizm,
rzadzacy W poprzednim okresie
par1amentarnym, wraca do izby
W zw1ekszonym komplecie, mimo
moralnegog bankructwa i polity-
eznego fiaska. Obok 81 zacho-
wawcow i 50 progresist6w, nova
Lzba bedzie sic cieszy}a 50 czfon-
kami 1ewicy republikahskiej 235
radykalami, 80 republikanami So
~cyalistami, 102 socyalistami, i So
cya1ista nieza1eznym i 80 czlon-
kami zjednoczonej lewicy. Mona
biednej Francyi powinszowac.
- Serbia. - Umowa re Stoli-
ca sw. Podlug informacyi pism
zaoranicznvch kardvnal M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16

cZYTAJCIE UwAGAM Pot1ssbu5eny
Aeent6ww ka4dym xakatku AmeryH = Kanady5
do rcspowszechnisnia. nasze slynne artyksH-
Placiny staAlas psnsye 80 dolar6w tyEodnio~ol
Praea tyfko2 Rodxfny dxiennie. Pisseie Salae1R-
jac m.rke po objaSnisniA AdrsssujsiIE
d. BFmowsakI CompanY58 East 3 Stssst Nsv
'York.N.. .ss= f DEPT,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16
Parma ma sprZedaz

Farma ma sprZedaz
40 ARROW = 40 akr. pod piu
giem reszta lasy j past1iska
3 mile cd Fountain City: 6
mil Cd Winony. = Dobre
budynki. Zglosit sic pod q.
dresem: 1O3 Chatfield Str.
WiDona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16
~NajgI6xMejszs wJpadki !
minIonego TygodnIa.
z POLSKI.

GdanSk. - I'd lat paru tWOrzy
sic niedaleko Gdanska, ma Wy
brzezu kaszubskiem, pierwsze
czysto polskie letnisko nadmor--
skie Gdynia (po niemiecku Gdin-
gem, p%o}ozone ma polskim obsza-
re 1etniczym i odwiedzane tylko
przez Polakow re Wszystkich
trzech dzielnic. Gdynia jest roz-
leg}a vista ~nadbrzezna, posiadajq-
ca doskona1e warunki zdrowot-
ne: idealnie suche po1ozenie, roz-
legsq plaze piaszczysta las W
poblizu. Wobec przeludnienia po-
sbliskich Sopotow, zwrocila sic tn
pred kilku laty Geese letnikow,
szukajacych swobody ciszy i spo-
koju i odtad datuje sic szybki
rozwoj Gdyni, ME odbierajacy jej
zreszta sielskiego charakteru,
gdyz wies jest ogromnie rozle--
g1a. a plaza ciagnie sig niemal POI
mill.
Z roku ma rok powstaja move
willie d1a 1etnikow, kt6rzy poza-
tenn mieszkaja w schludnych po-
rzadnie urzadzonych domach ka-
szubskich.
Ogromnem udogodnieniem jest
re zar6wno W willach, jak w skro-
m%niejszych mieszkaniach, zasta]e
sic ma miejscu wszystko, cd pc
scieli. az do urzqdzenia kuchenne-
go. w roku b. otwarty zosta1 pier
wszy pensyonat, drowej G1uchow-
skiei Z Krakowa. Siedem pocia--
gov dziennie LACEY Gdynie z So
potan,i Us minut) IL Gdahskiem
(25 minut), dzieki czemu letn1cy
gdaiscy korzystaja zarowno z CT
sly wsi nadmorskiej, jak Z mozl'-
wosci zaczerpniecia kazdej chwili
wrazeh wielkomiejskich. Zw}asz-
CA sasiedztwo Gdahska, jednego
z najpiekniejszych Mast W Euro
pie, pe1nego polskich pamiatek,
stanowi atrakcye niepospolita.
Wskutek swego po}ozenia jest
Gdansk wogole doskona1ym pun
ktem wyjscia ola wycieczek pc
ca}em wybrzezu kaszubskim i "
g]ab kraju, do t. wv. kaszubskiej
Szwajcaryi,a po}aczenie wspania'
lie play z wielkiemi obszarami le-
$nemi i pasmem wzg6rz pomor-.
skich ciagnacych sic r6wnolegl@
do wybrzeza, stanowi jej w1asny
osobliwy urok. Innego rodzaju IL
rok dale tn atmosfera swojskosci
to divine wzruszajace uczucie
il jest sic mad morzem, a W Pol
see posrod jedynego polskiegc
szczepu, ola ktorego morze jest
zywio}em codziennym. Zaintere-
sowanie Gdyniq rosnie we wszy-
stkich trzech zaborach.
Wilno. - Pc zjawieniu sic W
u,pismach polskich W Whine odez-
wy O skladanie ofiar ma Macierz
cieszyhska, gubernator tamtej--
sly zapyta} ministra spraw view
netrznych, czy moze pozwoli6 ma
odezwy, minister od~powiedzia'
przeczaco. Wobec tego policya O.
debra}a cd redaktor6w polskich
zobowazania ma pismie, re ME
bedq umieszczali zadnych artyku-
low, nawo}ujacych do sk}adania
ofiar ma Macierz cieszynska.
Wilno. W g1osnej swego CA
su sprawie panien Rosenperzanki
i Kobylihskiej, skazanyeh przez
wilehska Izbe sadowa ma twier-
DE "a spiewanie W kosciele sw.
Katarzyny hymnu ,Boze cos Pol
ske" senat wydal wyrok uniewin-
niajacy obie oskarzone.
Krakow. Do hotelu Europej-
skiego W Krakowie zajecha}a Q,
negdaj para mlodych ludzi, Kto-
rzy podali nazwisko: Stanis1awa
i Apolonia Swobodowie, urzednik
.Towarzystwa naftowego z Bory-
s1awia. Kiedy przez ca1y dzien
ME dawali O sobie znaku zycia,
wezwano policye, ktora stwierdzi-
la podw6jne samobojstwo ! wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16

w ozyo1y luigi uuAld1
w Zjezdzie tax sic rozentuzyaz--
mowali, re niejeden mowca pod
koniec Zjazdu przemaWiajac, Ivy
ronil. P. R. N. poplynie teraz SIZE
rokiem korytem do wytknietego
celu, a my re swojej strony doda-
jenny: Szczesc Boze!
Topeka, Kas. = nadchodza-
Gym sprzetem pszenicy stan Kan
sas potrzebowaG bedzie pomocy
61,950 zniwiarzy, 6,375 dodatko-
wych par koni j 1880 kucharzy.
TAX podaje w. L. O'Brien,
stanowy komisarz piracy j dyrek.
tor stanowego biura posrednicze-
MIA piracy. Obliczenie jego polega
ma raportach korespondent6w z
kazdego powiatu.
Zastrzega sic tez, re cyfry te
NIGGA bye .przesadzone, lecz W
kazdym razie potrzebnych jest
1900 zniwiarzy mezczyzn wyla-
cznie.
Bayonne, N. J. - Straszne ME
szczescie spotkalo % letniego FIR.
Gabicza, z pm. % E. 81 I'll. W
Bayonne. Idac do piracy rano do
zak}adow ,,Standard Oil CO...
wskoczy1 ma przejezdzajacy po--
ciag towarowy, ktory dojezdza}
do miejsca, gdzie pracowa}.W sku
tex lie obraohowanego skoku
straci{ rownowage i posliznaw--
sly sic spadl ma szyny pod ko}a,
ktore uciely mu obie nogi wyzej
kostek, Nieszczesliwego zabrano
do szpita1a W nieprzytomnym sta
ME. Lekarze watpia W jego wy
zdrowienie, gdyz Gabicz odni6sl
take wewnetrzne uszkodzenia.
St. Louis. = Sad w Edwards
vile, ILL.,, sprzeda1 tn wschodniq
Geese mostu Merchant Bridge,
rzuconego przez rzeke MISSISSIPPI
pi, poniewaz kompania St. Louis
Terminal Association, kt6rej VIA
snoscia jest ow most ME zap}aci-
la naleznych p%odatk6w. Most ten
sprzedano "a $11,028, a naby1. go
niejaki Percy P. Lusk, ktory spo-
dziewa sic zrobic ma tenn zysk.
Most ten kosztowa1 kompanie
$2,500,000.
Lamar. - Zmarla tn PAM FL
zbieta Isenhower, liczaca 81 lat
zycia. Pozostawila ona po sobie
sto wnuczat, prawnuczat i pra--
prawnuczat. Tych ostatnich jest
dziesie6. Sauna n mia}a dwana-
scioro dzieci.
Denver. -Rozumny wielce ma
kaz wyda1 prezydent Wilson w
sprawie strajku gornikow w Co.
dorado.
W}aSciciele kopalh, kt6rych
kopalnie objete So strajkiem O.
trzyma1i nakaz Cd w}adz federal
nych "a posrednictwem guber-
natora Ammonsa, re do dnia 20
czerwca obowiazani So przyjaG
sad arbitracyjny W sprawie "a
kohczenia strajku i ugody z g6r-
nikami albo tel zamkna6 kopal-
ME natychmiast. Wlasciciele ko-
pain musza zadecydowac W tel
sprawie.
Plttsburg. - ZeSZ1ego Wtorku
wieczorem z entuzyazmem by}
przyjmowany W naszym grodzie
by1y prezydent Stanow Zjedno--
czonych Teodor Roosevelt.
Przybyl on tutaj ably rozpoczac
kampanie kandydatow Partyi
Progresywnej G. Pinchota ma Sc
natora a w. D. Lewisa ma gu
berpatora.
Przyjecie dostojnego goscia Cd
by1o sic pred wieczorem w hall
McCreery, gdzie .podczas uczty
sam Roosevelt i inni goscie pre-
mawiali. Poczem udano sic do
Exposition Music Hall gdzie ze-
bra}o sic do 10000 obywateli ably
uslysze6 swego wielkiego leadera.
Miasto by1o przepelnione tysia-.
cami przybyszow re wszystkich
stron Stanu Pennsylvania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16
to lato ma zacho-

Sp&dzc1e to latO ma Zach0-
die.
Niskie raty ma billet Zwrot,
ny k0leja Chicago i Nor
thWestern sd uskutecZ
niOne {
Bilety sprzedawane kazde-
20 dniaz a do 3Ogo wrzesuia
do wszystkich miejsc powab
nych " Colorado, Kalifornii
wyorzezy p6}nocnego Pacific
ku i do Yellowstone Park.
Wyborne piekne drogi odpo-~
wiednie przesiadania wzgled-
n one i st6sowny powr6t
%dozwolony. Pytajcie 1aszego
lokalnego sgenta kolei Chica
20 j North Western O zada,
ma %informacye wzgledem
wielkiej wycieczki W to oko.,
lice " aprawje jazdy z waszej'
stacyi 0 ilustrowane opisy..
2 checia. bedzie sic on sta.
raj usluzyc wan z jaka kol-~
wick lnformacya.
N. r. Murphy.
TelefOn 1926
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16
~Niezwykfa %sposobnosc!
kOrZystajcie.

Kto chce otrzymac zupel-
ME darmo warto6cicwy pre-
sent ten MECH przysle zaraz
SO adres6w Polak6w Tub Ros
sian mieszksjacych " Anne
ryce kt6rzy maja rodzic6w
lub rodzine " Starym Karju
N. Meyer,
157 Hayward ST,
Brooklyn N. 7.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17

Tom Williams, our popular and ge-
nial head waiter, has accepted the call
from the Electric Club, situated in the
Chamber of Commerce building, to
take charge of their dining room for
the second time, as they are thor
oughly convinced of Mr. Williams
ability and his staff of workmen to
perform their duty. The mere fact
CT this club opening with colored wait
ers, then changing to white, and re-
turning to the former, is a clear proof
of their having given satisfaction as
we'll as offered the best economical
advantage to the club. Mr.. Williams
has gained the confidence and re-
spect of his employers of some of the
best hostelries in Denver and the state
and there is every reason for further
success if he has a good body guard
with a determination to do their best
under good leadership and enough lat
titude to play in. We congratulate
him, being sure that with Williams
satisfaction is guaranteed quality in
whatever he undertakes.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
THE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
PATH AND OGDEN.
David E. Over, Minister.

The Denver ministers have set
Church Attendance Day for the first
Sunday in November. Zion is prepar-
ing a special program in which we
hope to see the entire congregation
participating. Everyone in the COM
munity is invited.
The superintendent and teachers
are making great preparations for
Sunday School Rally Day, to be held
on the second Sunday in November.
We are planning to have every mem
ber of the school in attendance There
will be close contest for full attend
ance. Each class expects to be on the
honor roll.
The Woman's Bible Glass has re-
sumed its seasons work Thursday aft
ernoon at 2:30. Every woman in the
community will receive welcome.
Rev. S. w. Hawkins of Oakland,
Cal, preached for the congregation
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
RAILROAD PoRTERs' CLUB.

The management of the above club
is determined to prove to our towns
men as well as visitors that no ex-
pense is spared in making their club
rooms second to none in the city, as
from the Improvement in decorations,
addition of barber shop of the most
sanitary order under the personal SUI
pervision of J. B. Minter, specialist
in the tonsorial art, every comfort is
afforded the weary railroad porter
and his friend to spend few recrea-
tive moments to their satisfaction and
delight. A music room and library
also cater to the pleasure of the pat
rons, and last but not least, a cafe
that not only pleases but suffices the
appetite of the most hard to please
Manager Harris and his staff de-
serve the compliment of their patrons,
who, along with us, wish them every
success
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17

One of the most enthusiastic meet
ings of the campaign was held last
Monday night at the residence of Mrs.
Ida DePriest, under the auspices of
the Colored Womens Republican Club,
of which Mrs. DePriest is president.
A large crowd was present and lis
tened to inspiring addresses, the prin-
cipal speakers being Mrs. Anna Scott,
vice chairman of the Republican coun-
ty central committee; Horace Phelps,
Republican candidate for congress
man; Francis j. Knauss, Republican
candidate for state senator; Mrs A.
Froman, Mrs. Josephine Cassells and
Miss Nelsine Howard. The Colored
Women's Republican Club is doing a
great work in this campaign and will
aid much toward the victory which is
predicted.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
CONCERNING CHANGE IN DIET
Meat Eater Must Go Somewhat Slow
When He Becomes Convert to
Vegetarianlsm.

Many people are deciding to join
the ranks of the vegetarians. for a
time at least, but this should be done
with the greatest care and thought.
1t will be step taken with extreme
danger unless the food values are
considered, and those who cannot
give time to study them had better
keep to the fieshpots. even if in q
limited way.
The meat eater cannot take up the
new diet at will, as the blood has to
be kept to a certain heat. and this
can only be done by foods with
which the constitution is already IA
miIiar.
With regard to flour. the mainstay
Of the home, 1t should not be wasted
on cakes and the like, but kept care
fully for bread, which is as necessary
as life itself. The housewife should
not be selfish in the home in using
this valuable commodity recklessly,
and the maker of cakes, which also
require large quantities of sugar and
butter at the present time Is com NIT
ting criminal act, even though it is
one that only her own conscience can
punish.
The principal meal In the day should
be the dinner, of course, and the
housewife who takes off a course or
two is doing an act OF self-denial
which Is of inestimable value to her
country.-Exchange.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
Greatest Musical Nation.

To say of any one nation that 1t
has "given us the best and most
charming music" would be rather
hazardous statement. Italy has Civ
en- us much fine music, and so has
France, and Austria, and England. and
even the United States. Perhaps Ger
many has the best claim to be called
the leading musical nation. Certainly
no other nation can show greater mu'
sic than that which was composed by
Beethoven, Mozart and other artists
from the Fatherland.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
Veal With Mushroom Sauce.

Broil the steaks slowly over a clear
fire, turning often SO that they will
not scorch. When done keep the
meat hot on a platter in the oven
while you make the following sauce;
Drain the liquor from can of mush-
rooms and cut the mushrooms in
halves. Cook together tablespoonful
of butter and one of Drowned -four
until they are dark brown in color.
Pour upon them the mushroom liquor
and a cupful of beef stock. Stir to
smooth sauce, salt and pepper and
add the halved mushrooms. Cook for
two minutes. stirring constantly, then
pour over and around the veal steaks.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
SHORTER cHAPEL's NOTES.

The pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening tomorrow and the SER
mon topics will be as follows:
II a. m,-"Helps and Hindrances to
Christian Living
1880 p. m.-"Dedicating Our Leis-
ure."
The annual meeting of the Women's
Mite Missionary Society was held
Thursday afternoon, when the follow
ing officers were elected Mrs. JAMIE
NJ. Pope, president; Mrs. Matte P.
King, vice president; Mrs. NJ. A. Tur-
ner, second vice president; Mrs R.
c. Brown, secretary; Mrs. j. w. Stell,
corresponding secretary; Mrs, U. G..
Brown, treasurer; Mrs. Nancy Sloan,
chairman benevolent committee; Mrs.
L. Froman, chairman executive COM
mittee; Mrs. A. l.. Mason, chairman
finance committee; Mrs. L. Jones,
chairman program committee, and
Miss Eta Parker, organist
In an effort to raise $500 toward
renovating our church, the Ushers'
Club will present in a high-class re-
cital five of Denver's star performers
Thursday evening. October 29th Mu-
sic lovers cannot afford to miss it..
Admission Is cents.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
TAMEMENT OF THE o OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULA-
TION, ETC,

OF Colorado Statesman. publish e d
Editor. Joseph d. d. Rivers. Den
yer, Colorado.
weekly at Denver. Colorado, for Oct. 1,
1914.
Managing Editor, Joseph D. D. Riv-
erS. Denver. Colorado.
Business Manager. Joseph D. D. Riv-
ers. Denver. Colorado.
Publisher. Joseph d. d. Rivers. Dem
yer. Colorado.
Owners: Gf corporation, give
names and addresses of stockholders
holding per cent or more of total
amount of stocl)-J. d. d. Rivers
Known bondholders, mortgagees, and
other security holders, holding / per
cent or more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages other securities: None
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 1st day of October, 1914.
LULU o. TROUTE,
Notary Public.
(My Commission expires July 22, 1850
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
FINE FRUIT is PINEAPPLE
HeaIthful, Delicious. and Not ES
pensive, 1t Is Deserving of Much
Wider Recognition.

For pineapple mousse, make sirup
with one cupful of sugar and quarter
of cupful of water; add gradually
the yolks of four eggs, stiGHy beaten,
beating all the while Cook in
double boiler until the custard begins
to thicken, then strain and cool, stir
ring occasionally. Put two cupfuls
of shredded pineapple through sieve
and add to the custard; lastly. fold
in two cupfuls of cream, stiff1y
whipped. Pack in ice and salt, and
let stand several hours to harden.
Another dessert for hot weather is
pineapple charlotte: Dissolve
tablespoonful of powdered gelatin in
two cupfuls of boiling water; add the
juice of lemon, large orange, two
tablespoonfuls of sugar and little
grated rind of the orange. Stir over
the fire until the sugar is well dis
solved. Strain over cupful of shred
ded pineapple; pour the mixture into
dish which has been lined with
ladyfngers, and set in the refrigera-
tor to harden. Serve with whipped
cream.
Pineapple cream also calls for gela-
tin and is a dessert specially good in
hot weather To make this. dissolve
two teaspoonfuls of powdered gelatin
in cupful of boiling water, Add a
cupful of sugar. two cupfuls Of cooked
shredded pineapple, and two table
spoonfuls each of chopped candied
orange, lemon peel and cherries.
Whip two cupfuls of cream until stif
and fold into the pineapple mixture;
pour into mold, and put in the re-
frigerator to harden. Serve with
whipped cream and decorate with can
died cherries and pieces of pineapple.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17

Hon. Nelson C. Crews, editor of the
Kansas City Sun; DR.. M. o. Ricketts,,
Il practicing physician of ST. Joseph,
Mo-, and Mr.. Geo. w. Love of the Love
Regalia Company of Kansas City,
Mo-, all Masons of high rank, were WIS.,
itors this week. They were given an
automobile trip over the city and paid
a hurried visit to the office of The
Colorado Statesman. While in Denver
they stopped at the Hotel Marian.
Monday night they visited Centennial
Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. NJ, and a
very profitable evening was spent
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
Corn Meal Outlets.

The recipe for this good meat sub
stitute comes from the Battle Greek
sanitarium.
Turn the corn meal mush into
bread tins previously wet with cold
water. Slice when cold. Beat one
or two eggs slightly, add one table
spoonful of water or milk to each egg,
also one-eighth teaspoonful of salt.
Dip the sliced mush into the bread
crumbs, then into the egg mixture
and back into the bread crumbs again.
Place in a buttered pan and bake in
a quick oven until a rich brown.
Serve with butter or maple sirup.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
New York's Obelisk,

The obelisk in Central park, N.
Y. was set up there in 1881. 1t was
the gift of w. H. Vanderbilt to the
city. The massive granite pillar was
originally erected in Egypt about 1900
B. C. by Thotmes III. and is, there
fore, at the present time some $500
years old. The characters upon the
sides of the obelisk are the so-called
hieroglyphics-the picture-writing in
which the Egyptians recorded their
thoughts and their annals.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
Giving Ones Best.

THE essential relations of men and
women to society are not altered by
their entering into marriage relations
with one another Whatever was
owed before marriage, of gift, of self
development, is still 'collectible and
in the same coin. 1t admits no theory
of substitutes. If children are your
best, your supreme contribution, let
us have them: in any case, let us
have the best of ou."-Mary Austin.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
How LlnoIeum Kills Germs.

German scientists have discovered
that disease germs quickly die when
they come in contact with the ordinary
floor covering known as linoleum. This
is thoughtto be due to the disinfectant
properties of linseed oil which is found
IN linoleum in large quantities.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
Be Good to Your EYES.

A New York homeopath, speaking
at the recent convention in Atlantic
City, said that conserving the eye
sight was phase of health conserva-
ton too often overlooked. He said that
80 per cent of the blindness in this
country was due to conditions that
might have been avoided
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-17
Sour Milk Plies.

One cupful sugar. one coffee cup
full sour milk. two-thirds cupful mo.
lasses. one cupful chopped raisins.
one tablespoonful vinegar, one tea.
spoonful cloves and cinnamon, two
eggs. salt to taste. This makes three
pies.