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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

eritilrmteu bosuiid) : ber5egolpiniIde
Satailloue iofpie bas ~. @ra3er Snz
funtertez 8esireut 0tonte Nelcnu.
Seit Segtnu beS 0touat5 6abcn mir
12.4OO itnlieniihe 8efaneene Qcz
mad)t, oarurter 215 Sffi3iere. IN
Den Solomiteu i6Iugen iptr picoerz
boIte An9rtffe bes Seiube5 ouf Grooe
GeIancpne ab. Sic &. q. Sruppeu
Iteben bart am mittIeren 9rentas Sbal.
Secfampf.
u.-llutpcit Der aiiite bon
Slanoern fam es am 8. sunni 3tpiihen
oeutihen @adtihifieu uno cngliiten
WoHttoren 81 einem 8efeft. Nahs
DEM Die 9eutid)eu mebrere Sreffer
er5telt batten. 3o8en lid Die gn9Ianz
Der auf Siinfirhen 5uriid.
m.-Sa5 italienii6e Srausz
portIhiif .Trincipe llmbertp" iplroe
I'M untereu SbetI Der Ioriatic torpez
bert uno Die SGlfte Der Sruppen an
gorb tanlen nm.
S~efstauieno Gambler in elmer
Wuhe sefaQen.
M a. Snt.-Webr aIs 5000
Gunaoter limb innerbalb elmer 8utc
in ben per3iueifelteu &dmpfen BEL
Sooge. 6IauOeru, eefaIlen, pie bon
General zWaior Sir Gam Suebes bier
betannt gemad]t iurrbe.
Cute GrfOlse Der bentiden 9uftflutte
inn 0iai.
Sm Wpnat Ntai berlor Ser 8eoner
I'M &eiten ~ Slug3euge. 80 nrroen
BON Der Groe ais abgeIfoiien, neun
laroeten unfreitpilig tnnerbaIb uniez
rer Sinieu uuo 3ipei peitere nrrben
3critort. @ir bcrloren i'm 2ufttumpf
II SIug3cu9e uuO finn tcbrtcn bon
etnem Iusflug nift 5uriit, iomit be-
trdgt unier TerIuit Is geeen AZ bes
Seinbes.
Die Staot Gpbeius int 8leinafen BON
britiihem 8eihmaber serit5rt.
n.-9ie Stabt gpbeIus
an Der tleiuaiiatiiteu aiiite untpeit
Der Sniel Samos, ipurbe bon einem
britiidcu @cihipubcr bombaroiert lIlb
5erltprt, mcloct Der a~orreippnocnt ser
"Geutral Ncfus" aus Itbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

CT Saio, Observation-Disclosures
Slir9er wlroen ant 9. Ssarni bon ben
bteligen SltnOes 3ollbeborben BUR-
ulrt alrfmerfiam gemaft, baB eS Inn.
ter Den gegetupdrtig in Werifo bern.
lterroen 3ltItdtroen nidt rat6iam lei,
oas Snrtere oes 9anbes sli beiltfer.
Die 8etIung, cine iolfe @ormrrg
3u perofentlif>en, iolen Die SoIlbe.
boroer neleroings aus Wd16ingtprr
erbalten babert.
IlS grunblos iteIlte iid birgegert
Die yedhridt beralts, bab Die Sollbe.
boroen bonn Stautsamt beoirftrGgt
woroen tpGrer, omerifanii6en 8iin.
gern oas lleberihreiten Der 9ren3a
i%tberbGltpt nidt 5lt geibatter.
GS interliegt taltm eirtern SpeifeL
caB Der fiir5life Iitsbr,i6 Der anti.
umerifaniifen Stimnrlutg in G1ibla-
iblta Die nelte @ar1rtrg peronldbte.
@eiterc ~ltnrnbcn ~befiirdtet.
8d1bington, o. G.-Nea8
anltIihen geriften, Ole am 9. Sestni
bier eingetroffen iinb, ouliern bia
characterization a1rnoaeblinaen tr
Norb-ytertfo, beIonoers in ben Stno-
ten Sbrblrablra, San Sliis 8otoii urS
ghtepo Econ an, 8rosoem lid hieis
allnOgebltngen in Der Saliptiad3e mrf
Sesreoen urb ELECTROMAGNETIC bes
ifrarften, iii ta6 Den &orlltldr-ges
ritten Die Stimnnirg Der 8eooIfa
rllrg BOD cine oerartig eereate, bod
Die ittperten 9efiinftltrgen gerebts
ferttst erifeinen.
Slieben nadj Der Brense.
gtmerifmiide giirser oerIaiTen IN
itettg fuadfetrber 9abI oos 2orS uno
flieben na9 Der @rense. Ius Stunts.
amt bat bereits friiber a~rraeorbnct,
odB Die aunirtlor i. 8ertretutgen bert
Glitttlingen uOglifit tpeitsebenbe
unteriritsltng angeoetben Iuiie1
ioaen.
Sr &egierurgsfreiien 1T man iiber
Die gntIuidllng Der Gage erritIi6 Be.
iorgt, ipfnn lid, bteie geiorgniiie atd3
nitt atf Die Siderbeit ser amerifa.
ntifen grpeottionsforpS in Merito
eritreden. Iber man iiebt Elm, bah
man iif ntf Die &ortrolle, tpel9e bic
Gurrar5a!S rlppen altf Die 9ipiI6e-
oolterung ausitben, niht oIlsu iebu
p~erlaiien fam. Sie antt-a1nerifdni.
ife 0ropogaroa mag i~ibrigefts mldb
oie 9euntportiing Ser iiirgiten Scotia
oer3ogern, in Ser Die meritaniN6e Re-
gierrrg bie 3lIriif3iebiung Ser anleri.
fantihen Srippen forbertc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Bonn italienii6en ariessituuplas.

B Sic meIoet ierner BON ituliez
niiteu ariegStbeater:
.Iuf Der Sodcbcue bon Siiaou
griifcu sic Seitcrreihcr entlang Ser
9au5en Srput iiibz Ditlid bon @eiuna
unb @nllio an uuo eroberten ipeiteres
Serraiu. Sm @erloufe bes Nbcnbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
SetQilS Iber
Norbieei9la9t.

Starte Der beiberieitiseu 5lptten felt.
seitellt. = Subn Bulls Armaba
indte ibr Seil in i6leuuiser Sluht.
= ameer ben semeloeten beutihen
0erlniten limb aud nod bic beiben
8~riessihiffe rSiitum" unb rRus
tod, bic auf Der Seimfabrt i~anfen,
5u berihten. - Yerluite Der Sriten
b%ebeuteno idywerer ais 5%ugeseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Cine Seppeline.

8erliu.-(Son Carl @. Iderz
manu-. aorreiponbenteu Der ,lluiteo
TreB".) aein Zeppelin nabm an Der
groBen Seeihlu6t 3rpii6eu Der beuts
ihen uno Der britiifen Slotte tbeil.
lpie Die I%omiralitdt am 10. Suui be-
tannt CAB. Yur ais lid Der aanpf
ieinem Gnbe 5uneiBtc, tlGrte zines Der
oeutiden Suftidiiie iiber Dem
S6IahtfeIb auf, melbete, baB ole bril-
tiIden SreaonouSbtS 8urs nat Der
engIii6en aiiite geuommeu bitten
nno tebrte lpieber mad ieiuem Safen
3llriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

rem Strcitfrdfteu geiidtct iuuroc.
Sros tbrer ii%berle8encn @clhpinoig>
tett unb Der Teritdrfung purd, eil II
Stiffe Itartes 8ei6ipaocr unternabm
DIE britiihe Slotte feineu @criud
mebr, init u~uieren Streitfrditeu Silbz
lung 3li 8eipinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Wiberipreden it'd ielbit.

Sic amtli6e @erii6erung, baB Die
en9Iti6e Slotte ~bergebli6 Die fliehenz
ben 0euti6en e~in3ubpleu periutte,
nm lie gu perniften, ebe lie ibren
Seimbafen erreihen tonnten", itebt
I'M @ioeripruh nit Der glcihfaus
amtIi6en britiifen g%rtldrung, oaB
Iomiral Selicoe nit Der 8rosen
SIotte in benz 800 Reilen bonn
Shla6tfeIoe entiernten Saiiin
Scalpa Sloip Dor Ben Srtneps Snieln
bereits am 1. sunni eiuaetrpiien mar.
y3abIreite beuti6e G~orpebobootz
Slotiaen Die mad benz Sagtampie
%norotpdrts uub ipeit iiber bas Sdlatts
Ielo binaus ausseihidt ipuroen, nm
Den Seino bel Na6t an3uereifeu,
tonnten troe genauer Surdiudrung
bon Der feinoliheu Sauptilotte nid,ts
entoeden. lleberoies batten uniere
Sprpeooboote 8ele9enbeit, cine groBe
3abl bon lleberIebenben Der perientz
ten britii6en Sbifie au retten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
StaatSQmt wQrnt
Dor Weritamerm.

@%aibinstpn nimmt ge5us auf fiirs.
lide gnsihreitunsen nm anf bic
@efabr zines neuen vgeindes"
anfmerfiam 5n MAIDEN. - Sn Dec
Staot Gbibuabua rntitanS am Z.
Ss. eine anti.amerifaniide De-
m%pnitratiOn segsn bas amcrifani.
Idle auniulat, bic Snrdl IilitGr
nnteroriidt iuurSe. - Nmerifaner
flieben mad Der 8rense.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

Ser hmcc Sib Der anr Cm Samh)S t s@Hhu @@uL Der bon Den 9Mmdcu nn bGraht
WNm-W ~ Hnp ntnNrn guehnheS Sorts mb bic Smt SGmhnr n6c BON ben Sn0run ht
mmMMi - Np, 60 &m DIG nWpn. Surpnr@c nepn8n Der SuAru an @emh NMLi Smf @T
abrhnp "m Belt" hcS WmHrc 0u Die Nmrn n8muM aidhe Nearun9 bic mnHh fS
mhcg rr AMI nml Grmb up SNu aubatu fam, mr r 10 6em mir lie aes pMSn@ Sr
aufHpmat chmt DIE bn9rntn Srppn Nenm hrp wWbr @efmne ub gut ousmuft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Die 5,ueite %Nbitimmmng.

Su9bes. 32S12; Root. 9S; Sairs
bants, SSi2; 9ummins. So; Nooies
belt, so; 8eefs, 10; Burton, 1912;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
WHY DOES GIRL SHUT
EYES WHEN KSSlNG2
For Same Reason Men Like To Be
Blindfolded When
Shot.

BALTIMORE. Nov ia question
having been propounded which seemed
to be OF the greatest psychological and
pathological intereSt-namely, why does
a girl shut her eyes when fellow
kisses hero One oi the flyest reporters
OF this city was assigned to get infor-
nation upon the subject.
A suifraget who he supposed knew
everything and would be quite dislnter-
ested, seemed to he somewhat vexed at
his polite inquiry, and replied:
"l'm sure have not the slightest
idea unless the girl is ashamed OF be
ing such silly fool as to kiss the
brute"
From young wife comes this curious
answer:
"She is thinking. oh, Lord. how |
have been cheated :"
Pursuing the investigation further
among a number OF young women who
presumably knew something OF the sub
iect the reporter got such answers as
these:
"lf you have ever seen male mug
at close range--or ever looked in mir
ror--you ought to understand why she
shuts her eyes"
Perhaps for the same reason that
men like to be blindfolded before they
are shot, or have to face any other
horrible ordeal"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16

while on her waist and her stockings
were clockngs of the same color
OF course il was theatrical. and |
would never have dared to wear soch a
costume. Indeed, ! am very sure Dicky
would have strongly dsapproved Of my
doing so. But il was marvelously ei-
fective saw that in the look. OF ad-
miration which both DiclSy and Harry
Underwood cast upon her as they
sprang to their feet in greeting
But Mrs. Underwood was the first to
grasp the girls hand.
I'm $50 glad you have come" she
said effusively "Mrs. Graham has Just
been telling me OF your tennis games
this week II must be so nice for you
girls to live so near each other"
MRS Graham has been very kind,
the girl murmured conventionally. and
turned from u, to the two men who
stood openly admiring her,
"How do you do, Mr.. Graham1" She
extended her hand to Dicky with CO.
Quetti,h little gesture that made me
shiver, il conveyed such an air OF un-
ders,anding between them. Dicky took
the hand rather .awkwardly. saw Lii
lian's eyes light up with gratitied mis-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16

with an air Of mock severity to Lii
Ian.
"Womanl" he thundered. you arc
a prevaricator. ! will not use the short
er and uglier word in difference to
these young, pure souls. But ask
you face to face, did you ever say to
me, 'Flirt a. much as you like with
Mrs. Graham1" You did not"
He pointed dramatically to me
There stands the ideal OF my
dveams. DO get full and free permis-
sion TO win her young affections and
make Dicky look like . two-spoti I
do not. BAIL You are q four
flushcr I"
His air of burlesQued misery and
disgust was so well done that We oil
laughed. But the expressions on the
faces around him were worthy Of
study.
Dicky's showed amusement, Miss
Diapers ! imagined held little
pique. She was not used to having NJ
startling beauty ignored BY any msa.
But Lillian Underwood was plainly
disappointed at her husbands reeep-
tion Of Miss Draper.
could not but wonder why
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
REVELATIONS
0tRWlFE
How Lillian Did Her Best to Throw
Harry and Grace Together.
bv Mele GoYrison

MOT only Harry Underwood but the
N rest of US decorated the land
scape in tennis togs," as Lillian
had expressed it, when Grace Draper
finally arrived had to acknowledge
the truth of Lillian's words Her hus-
band was a handsome devil in flan-
nels," but could not fa,hom her reason
for wishing him to be attired in that
manner for his first meeting with
Grace Draper.
This is quite like a scene from the
Inevitable garden party Of the English
novel" Lillian announced when we had
brought cigars down from the screened
porch to the shade Of the big oak at
the edge of the tennis court
And il did indeed look like descrip-
,ions | hadJead of English lawns. The
high hedges sheltered u, securely from
the curious slanees of pasHrs-by, and
formed an effective background for my
flower beds now gorgeous with autumn
colorings. The tennis court waa green
and smooth. ] was glad that y had
purchased the tea wagon, and serving
tsa to US after our games, would add
just the right touch.
"Yes, the stage is set" said Harry
Underwood dramatically, Who is to
enter, the heroine or the villaines'"
Dicky flushed, Lillian bit her lip in
an effort not to smile, and was also
amused in spite Of troubled feeling.
Evidently Harry Underwood was not
in the secret of tie reason for Lillian's
visi, and had no inkling of the real
state OF affairs.
As il his words had been a stage
cue, Grace Draper appeered at the gate
She had been effectually concealed from
us by the high hedge. and her tennis
shoes, OF course. made no sound on the
gravelled walk.
Good afternoon, ! hope ] haven''
kept you waiting" she said in her rich
contrslto voice ungrudgingly ad
mitted that her poisc was perfect, Sh,
could not have helped hearing Harr,
Underwood's query, for his voice i,
loud and penetrating, but there was M
trace Of the knowledge in her manner.
Bless You Ny Children"
had never seen her look so bcau,i
full Her costume and mine might hav,
been cut from the same pattern--whi,'
serge skirts, white sport waists, whit,
tennis shoes, and white hose. But will
the touch of daring originality whicl
always marks her gowning, she ha'
draped a crimson silken scarf Carme,
fashion around her waist and hips, an,
a, the throat OF her sport waist flaunte,
crimson silken tic. Her Panama ha
had another scarf OF the same shade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16

To be possessed of a head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft. lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruii is merely
a matter OF using a little Dandcrine.
II is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of il Just
get 2S cent bottle # Knowi,on's
Dandernc now--all drug stores rec.
ommend i,-apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance OF abundance, fresh
ness, iluiiineSs aud an incompatible
gloss and lustre, and try as YOU will
YOU can no, find trace OF dandruf or
falling hair but your real surprise will
be after about two weeks use when
you will see new hair--iine and downy
at iirst--ycs--bu, really new hair
sprouling out all over your scalp
Danderinc is, We believe, the only sure
hair grower, destroyer OF dandruii and
cure for itchy scalp and It never fails
TO stop falling hair at once
II YOU want TO prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten a cloth
with little Danderine and carefully
draw II through your hair-,aking one
small strand at time. Your hair will
he soft. glossy and beautiful in jus, a
few momcn,Sa delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries ,his,--Ajv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
KANSAS ELECTS 105
WOMEN TO OFFICES
Many Important Positions Will Be
Held By Gentler Sex
Members.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov l6.-Of 25S
women candidates for co-oifices IN
ninety-two of the los counties in Kan
saso at the recent election Isl were
elected, according TO reports received
here today Kansas now has 10 women
holding county offices.
Fifty-eight women were elected
county superintendent OF instruction. !
forty-six registers of deeds; twenty
five clerks of district courts; fifteen
county teasurers; five county clerks
and two probate judges, Classified a.,
to parties there were ninety-two re-
publican women elected and fifty-nine
democratic. OF the sixty-four republi-
can women holding office and asking
re election fifty-five were successful,
OF the ,hirty-one democratic women
seeking reelection, twenty-iour wero
successful. Only seventeen Kansas
counties will not have women county
office holders acco-dinV TO the reports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
CAL0mE[
IS SELDOM SOLD NOW
Caome SaMae Makes You Sick and You Lose Days WoDodons
Liver Tone Acts Better Than Ca|ome and Is Harmless for
Men, Women Chidren-Read Guarantee!

Every druggist here, yes your druggist and
everybodys druggist has noticed great falling.
of in the sale of calomel. They all give the
same reason Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its
place
'Calomel is dangerous and people know il while
Dodson's Liver Tone is safe and gives better re.
suits" said prominent local druggist Dodson's
Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every
druggist. A large family-si1ed bottle costs only so
cents and il you find it doesn't take the place of
dangerous salivating ealonei you have only to ask
for your money back.
Dodsons Liver Tone is pleasant mstng pure
ly vegetable remedy, harmless to both children
and adults Take spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fine, no sick headaehe, biliousness, ague
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
Boom for Johnson
Started on Coast

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 10
A boom for Hiram w. Johnson Tor the
republican nomination Tor president in
1920 was started this afternoon by the
San Francisco bulletin as the result OF
the returns showing Johnson's over
whelmng victory for the United States
senatorship.
-Four years from now Johnson will
be the logical candidate of the republi-
can party for president" said the Bull
letin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch to
the Morning Post from Budapest says :
Prussianilstion Resented.
THE Prussian General Gramond has
been appointed aide de camp to Em-
pcror Francis Joseph. The announce
ment OF his apopintnent is viewed with
no friendly feeling 4fNtain Austrian
military circles whert is openly de
clared this is another step IN the al
legged Prussianizaton Of Austria.
"On the other hand the powerful
leaders view the appointment with ju-
bilation, urging that the new appointec
will exercise wholesome influence IN
opposition TO the group of alleged mil
itary intriguers at court
Changes Expected.
According TO reports current in po-
litical circles drastic changes may be
expected shortly in Austrian military
commands. including the resignation OF
Field Marshal Baron Conrad Won
Hoetbendori chief OF staff"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
Fifteen DIVORCE CASES
IN NORMAN COURT. TERM

NORMAN, Okla, Nov l6-(SpecialD }
Fifteen divorce cases have been dis
posed of since Judge + b Swank con
vened district court shcre November B.
Nine DEGREES have been granted, four
dismissed and Two continued SUITS in
sixteen cases out OF the eighteen on
docket were brought by women, four
teen OF whom alleged abandonment or
non-support. Cruelty is mentioned in
five petitions and adultery in one as
additional reason for seeking separa-
ton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16

sour stomach or clogged bowels. Dodson's Live,
Tone doesn't grpc or cause inconvenience al next
day like calomel
Take dose of calomel. toAight and tomorrow
you will feel SICK weak and nauseated. Don't lose
days work.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine.
You'll know it next morning because you will
wake up with your head clear, your liver active,
bowels clean, breath sweet and stomach regulated.
You will feel cheerful and full Of vigor and ready
for hard days work
You can eat anything afterwards without risk
of salivating yourself or your children.
Get bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone and try 4
on my guarantee You'll never again put doe
OF nasty, dangerous caomel into your stomach.
--Advs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
GERMAN INFLUENCES
RESENTED IN AUSTRIA
Appointment of Prussian as Aide to
Emperor Incenses VI
emma.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch to
the Morning Post from Budapest says
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
DEAD MAN SAT UPRIGHT
IN HIS AUTOMOBILE

CHICAGO, Nov. 16-While hun
dreds OF persons passed in a crowded
street today Charles Lichtenberger, 6l
years old, sat bolt upright for four
hours dead in his automobile A letter
carrier finally noticed the peculiar po-
stion OF the body and an investigation
showed Mr.. Lichtenborger had been
dead four hours. He was . member Of
the beard OF trade.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
Obstacles Overcome e

The decrease in the cost of Electric.
ity has come despite rising prices for
many commodities which enter into the
cost Of Electricity. 1t has come regard.
less of the increased cost of labor and
increased taxation, both Of which are
heavy items in the cost of Electricity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16
HINTS FoR
YOUR H0MB
Economy Helps.

ITO Utilize Old Lace Curtains
in eighteen.inch square until thick
enough for a pillow. Thicker the
But,onholc edges with darning needle
and knitting cotton and put in washable
slips. Nice for baby carriage, TO use
around invalid. or for travelling as they
can he easily sterilired Also, by using
double, placing good parts OF one over
worn parts OF another, they can be used
to enclose cotton for comiorts--to be
covered by covers which may be re-
moved and washed
Economy Apple Sauce--To obtain the
full benefit of apples for sauce or pies,
cut apples in quarters, remove cores, do
not peel Cook until soft, rub through
a coarse tolander. sugar to taste Yor
get the full flavor OF apple Red-skinned
apples are best, This fine sauce makes
good one-crust picS Add one table
spoon Of oorns,aroh TO quantity for pie,
and pinch OF salt
The Table.
Baked Halihut With Tomato Sauce
Two pounds halbut, two cups toma-
ties. one cup water. one slice onion, one
half tablespoon sugar, three tablespoons
butter, three tablespoons flour, three.
iourths teaspoon salt. one eighth tea.
spoon pepper and three cloves Cook
for twenty minutes the tomatoes, water
onion. cloves and sugar Melt the hut.
| q. ,,t.N tAt
,ure. Add salt and pepper, cook ter
minutes and strain. Clean fish. put ir
baking pan, pour around half the sauc,
and bake thirty-fiye minutes, baStins
often. Put on platter, pour around th'
remainder of the sauce
Rice and Checse--One cup raw rice
one pin, hot water (Sal,cd) one table
spoon butter pinch cayenne, three table
spoons grated cheese Boil one cup raw
rice in ono pint hot water slightly sal,
ed for fifteen minutes, then drain of
one hall the water and add one table
spoon butter. pinch oi cayenne. Whe,
the rice is done all the water should h
absorbed. lie, II dry ont for five min
utes Shake the sauce pan lightly an,
stir into it three tablespoons CRATE,
cheese. Serve.
Onion M, Loai--Here is real sub
s,itutc for meat and potatoes, and on
which the majority Of people will relish
Put through meat chopper suiiicicn
nu, meats to fiji coffee cup (any pre-
ferred nuts permiSSible) Meanwhl
moisten very slightly portion OF loa
Of stale bread and with fork remov
the crust, leaving small flaky piece,
Now add to the bread and nuts half
,easpooniul of salt dash of paprik;
a small eupiul of finely chopped oniol
making, a paste with two tablespoon
butter dissolved in about half cup he
cream (evaporated milk will do
Work well with tips OF bu,tered bah
ing pan, bake about an hour in moder
ate oven. bastins occasionally wi,
melted butter. Serve hot with a eres,
sauce, or, slice cold and serve wit
mayonnaise dressing With this ma
be served a green salad.
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chief as she saw his confusion. Then

chief as she saw his confusion. Then
her voice broke in:
Harry, you never have had the
pleasure OF meeting Miss Draper,
have you1' she asked smoothly. Miss
Draper, this is probably the most FOOT
free husband in captivity. He always
falls in love with every beautiful face
he sees, so whenever introduce him
TO a pretty girl | always say in effect /:
Bless you my children. Flirt a, much
as you like"
Harry Turns the Tables.
Only Lillian Underwood could have
managed such a speech without the ef-
feet of absolute rudenes. The gay,
rough carelessncss Of her robbed the
words Of any surface of discourtesy.
But | knew and | think Grace Draper
understood the smooth insoence that
Lillian intended to have underlie her
little speech
To my great surprise, and ! think
TO Lillians also, Harry Underwood re-
fused TO rise to the bait. lie bowed
low with the courtly air he can assume
when he wishes, and murmured mis-
chievously: ~ am certainly at Mis-.
Diapers service" and then turnet