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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

arbeitern, unter beren Hroteftorat ibr
iolfe Bidder beroffentlidt."
Die obisen Ieuberungep erbalten
bur6 ben rlmltano nod eiiA ean5 be-
ionoere Note, ais 8iihof Sames
Carroll, n geborener u meri l.
faner 1892 aus Gait BORT in Der
Oioaeie Ybilabelpbia lit. gr tuurbe
1909 gum 8ii6of Der i6on 1895 erz
'rid)teten Sio3eie Nuepas Se9onia,
Oepartement Ianila, erboben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

ssS~nferudftp1ul y(elp5 GER
bice", elm Idnaeres Snterpiep. Su
bemieIben Sing bauptid6lih iber
Werifo Gebe. Ser &drbinaI. Der bel
allen Nmeriianern - &atbolifeu ipie
Nifts &utholiten - i'm bofiten Mne
ieben itebt, duberte it'd unter Inbe>
rem tpte iol9t:
itniere Iplitif 0seSifo's Yerberben.
.Obne ben @unih. ben YrGiiben>
ten WilIon in 0erIegenbeit an brins
9c,,, ionbern cher pon beitrebt, ale
9emiibungen, benz 0olfe bon Werifo
piebcr SrieSen unb &ube su brin>
gen. an unterltiiten, fam i1 mid
nift Der 9batiahe pcrihlieben, baB
Die iflieBlihe 3eritorung aler Nutos
ritdt in jenem 2anbe bas Ioeiihe Ore
iuItat Der Volitit bicier Mesieruns
bon Gufarg an lit.
~Wir fonnen niht bic Srin3ipien,
dnf bic uniere Hegierung e~eeriinoet
lit. duf bic Werifarer antpenoen. Giuz
fah, %un9ebilbet. lIneeiibt our 8etbeis
Ii9une an ieIbit ben niebrisiten Stunt
tionen Der Resierung. iinb lie unidbig
getpeien our Srgnniiieruns Hires
Gtontes ben be,nofratiihen Yrin5is
pien ~uniercs eiaenen ecmdB Gerufen
gu nerben.
Ser itarfe Mann lit in Uteyifo
notbpenoi9 Betpeien. Die lange urb
enersiihe Scrrid,aft bon Yorfirio
Dia5 Denies bics. Nber ieit Sia3 bat
fetu itarfer Rann bic CUNT unicrer
Regierung ertporben."
~@as IN 8e5us auf Garran5a?"
tulroe Seiue Gminen5 seiraet.
Garransa Der g%erbrefer.
Seine Starfe lit einfaf Die bes
8erbreherS, bes tempordr in Wtnft
befinblifen ganbiten. Die binter ibm
itebenbe 8ctpult lit berart. bab fein
Staat bauerno auf lie 9esriinoct fperz
ben lam.
.gs beibt. bab bicie Iadt Der
fatboliIden Stride feinblid lit. Dies
lit obne Sfueifel pdbr, aber es lit MIR
Elm Sbeil Der Wabrbcit. Sieie 9cute
iinb Seiube Der ReIision, Der Sbee
Der %g0ttliden 8etpalt ielbit feinolid,.
sic iinb Hcpolutiondre ge9en
Stride fpie Staat unb tpiirben tpie Der
dliberite Sliieel Der fran5oiiihen Ne=
polutiondre ale Sormen bon Nelie
sion. jcbe Sbec Der 0erantiportlidJfeit
bes Reniden N8ott 9~escniiber abb
ihaffen.
rSofpeit Die Incrfennung bon Car
ran5a burd bic Der. Staateu in @ee
tratt fommt, ipraf Senator 2obge
senau Die Gniiften aug. Die ih bese..
Or fraete. Oh Der 0otfhafter Der Der.
Staaten Q~arran5a iuden ioute. Inn
feline 8~e9laubieung borauleeen, ents
tpeber auf benz baitisen Qagerplas
zines irreguldren Solbaten alf benz
War56e ober in einem aeritorten
Sorfe, bas MIR fir einen Woment
beiest tpirb- nnb bes Namen elmer
5arptitabt untpiirbis it,"
starfer Wsann nStbis.
.seit Suerta", fubr Der aarz
binol fort, lit fcin fpirflid itarfer
Rnnn an Der Spise ireenb elmer
mcrifaniiGen Saftion erihienen. sls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
slui Der aonfere,,s Der .Wational

Mmi Der 2onferema Ser rNatioual
Ginic federation" erfldrte am 1S.
Saniar Samuel 9ompers, Yrdiibent
Der ~. s. Of g." iid { ii r elm allse
reihenbes gereitidafts : Yroeramin,
bas inbeiien frei bon ben llebeln bes
.Militarismus" iein miiHe. Guf
benz 8onpent Der IinensG rbeiter az
Snbianapolis. Snb., trateu Der Yrd>
iibent rs. g. @bite) uub Der Sefretdr
(g8m. @reen) Der s61,o27 orsanis
iierten 8erstperts sMrbeiter entihieben
Die BON Der 8eeieruns porses
iflasenen 8iiituuseu auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Gin fram,6h[dJes $pteaelbilb.

tise an8eIesenbeiten Ser beiben Gam
ber.-S. 8.)
GinbeitIides 5lotten : Sberfummanbu.
Yaris, 10. Sea. '15.-9as
journal bes Sebats" be-
reitet Die DfientIihe Reinuns barauf
Dor. bab elm e n b e d c 8
q o nj m a n b Der Slot
ten bes @ierberbunbes ges
ihaffen pcroen ipirb. 9ieics tomme
bon Netts ipcsen 6 n9lanb. 5u.
Srantreih's Stol5 tperoe oieies i'm
ielbit abelnbe Spfer brin9en, neil
|Soffre bic 9%anbbeere leite. Die
ginbeit Der Seetaftit i'm Wlittelmeer
fperbe iest entideibenb pirfen. (gnas
Lamb befdme bamit bic idone fran3os
iii6e Slotte IN. bic Sanb uno augleid3
Elm tpertbpoQeS Sdunpfano 9egen oIs
fdIiee Sonberfriebensgeliiitc Srarfs
reih's, Die bort tros alien gesentbeis
ligen @eriiGerunsen INNER tpcitere
areiie erfaiien, bic sroben StGbte uno
Dor Gaem Yaris aus9enommen.-
8. a.
Die 5urft Dor benz mirtbfdaftlihen
Suiammenfdluk bes Bier.
bnnSeS.
Yaris, %. Sc3. '15.-9er
Z emps 5" matt auf Die s~unebmenbe
@efabr Der beutidJen Snpaiion in
Sciterreihz lln9arn auinterfiam. bic
nifrt M ipirtbidaftlid)cn Gbarafter
TRACE. ionoern cbenioiebr politiiden.
Sn benz cn9ern pirtbihaitlihcn Gns
idlub Der 9entralmdttc iiebt bas
9latt Die Berlpirflidung cincs lpeits
nusihauenoen beutihen Ylanes. Der
bas 8ebiet 5tpii6en benz @altiid)en
Neer bis 3ur 9onau unb Ibria An
einem 8irtbidaftsforper geitaltet.
Die III Berlin scfiibrten eemeins
iamcn Serbanblungcn bGtten bebeus
tenbc Sortidrittc semadt uno fonnten
NIT Der 3eit Seutihlano iebr arobe
Vortbeile bteteu -. Yer Bier
perbanb Tonne einen ioldben 3uiams
meniflub nift oulben. (aIs oh Der
Vieroerbano biniiftlih Seutidlanb
uno Seitcrreihs llnsarn iiberbaupt
nod ctipas 5u buloen ODER ni6t gu
buIbcn bdtte.--9. R.)
5ran5Siifde SppOFtium sesen has
9pnboner Mbfomnien.
Yaris. %. Se5. '15.--8ie bic
.8 ociaIe" beriftet. ees
%italtete iid Der aonereB ber .Seberaz
ton iocialiite be la Setne" our @ors
beratbung oes Gutrases fir ben natios
nalen &onsreb 5l elmer lebbaften uuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

On anSembmrs bat bag anti frcia
maureriihe aubinett 2outih rciigz
inert. Sis'cs mar mad Den iiinsiten
Hnmmcrrablen al cripartcn geipeien.
Sei biefer ian: bie Mcbrbeit Der
8lodpartei (9iberaIe. So3i, Scn5s
le,lte) o IL auf 9 unb bic 0ed)ts@
partei sdblt nilnmebr % Sisc. Die
1lodpartei fuieeeIt in. tbrer 8iltb ben
lugcmbursiihen Pobel se0en Die Re@
sieruns unb seeen bic @robbcrsosin
nuf biz uodmaIise 8ammers Aufs
loiuns eriplgt if. bic gu elmer Hes
~sierungss Mebrbeit fiibren ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
an aribiabr ionen bic s6uhpreiie

Sm Driibiabr io[Ien bic S9ubpreiie
ipieoer bober seben. 2eber ftieg 5tpis
ihen 10 uub Is Yro5ent ih1 Yreiie
tpdbrenb Der lebteu Wonate unb 5tpar
infol9e Der europdii6cn Na1frase.
Sb uniere 9iirser % ooer so Gents
fir bas Yaar Sdube mebr be5ablen
perbeu miiiien. nermoeen bic gambler
nod nidt gu faeen. gs lit aber
iider. bab Die 1abrifanten bic Yaebrs
foiten fiir's 9eber auf bic 8roBpers
faufspreiie ihlaeen iperben. Ser
a~leinbdoler mub oann ben Yreis aiid]
erbobeu unb ibn letter Snitdn3 fpirb
Der aoniument - gu nno ih - fir
ben Sdaben %auffommcn miiIen. llnb
bod pereen mir selesrt. bab critic uno
pberite Yilidt elmer icbcn peruiinfs
tisen Volfsipirtbitaft bic lit. ben
giirgern bes eieenen 2anoes ales
Sas, ipas 81 bes 9ebens Notbourft
8ebort, in mDelihit alsrei6enben
Ren8et 5u mo8lidit biai8cn Yreiien
gu ~Iiefern. Die %grndbrung. Belief
oung nnb llnterbrinsuns Der eisenen
Tolfssenoien io0te ibre por5iislidke
@ufgabe iein. nift bic 8eriorsune
frember Wdrfte NIT 0aaren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
GbifprieneS.
aamm hattie etaatsitfretdr aan6ns

Baum hattie staatsfefretdr 2anins
Die an bic amerifaner in Wlegito err
sarsene Barnlns oils gntlaitung fir
Die 8csieruns o ieber @%erauttpors
ting bin8eitcllt, ais ibnl audi iofort
Der nabeliescubc Gcbante auftaudte,
haB nan auf @runo ieiuer eisenen
a%euberunaen bic 8csicruns fir Die
am Gtlantiihen S5ean unb i'm mittels
jIanbiid,eu Weere eriolsten 8erluite
amerifanifhen 2ebens pcranttportIid,
MAIDEN tpirb, bd lie es nit ciaeniinnis
ger aonieouen5 u%nterlaiieu bat unb
nod beitc nnterldBt, bic ameritaner
auf bic ibteu brobenben 8efabren
nuimerfidm 5u MAIDEN. limb Serr
Naniins mdd,tc auf ben llnterihieb
5lpiiGen 6eitlanb uub bober See aufs
mcrfiam unS erfldrte, baB bas 9eits
lamb ireenb elmer beitirmtcn 0ation
ansebore, fpdbrenb Die bobe Gee &C.
meirsut o0er Renideu lei. Ils
Riniitcrprdiioent Der grobten 8es
pub!is bate Serr Gaming lid, Der
@einmnrtrcBicrins uno benz nmerifas
;:iitcn goIte bic 8lnmagc eriparen
iallcn, Die G. lid nit icincr Nellbcs
Ling ecboIt bat. Tie an,erifancr, sic
nit Ser .2uiitauia" ibr. 2eben perf
loren batten. befanber iid auf britis
idlcm 0ebicte unb basu nod in einem
britiifen 8aifens aricnal. Sehes
G@iff reprdientiert ~befauntlif ben
Sobeu bes 2anoes, inter hciien Slasse
cs idbrt. Sober Stuliunsc ueib es
arb nur Der a~mcrifaniife IusInnbs
sPiniiter min es nift wiiieu, iobalb
c5 lid nm Die 0ertbeioisuns elmer
isrdfliten |ctIdiiisteit banbclt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Mesppten ober Calais?

9lesppten ober Calais? = Calais
@ertb bdnst bon Dem Ius9ans elmer
ober mebrerer Seeidladten ab. @er
Ieebpten in eisenen ooer Sreunbess
bdnben tpcib, bat ben SbliiKcl 5u
&lciuaiicu unb Ifrita unb Die Bride
5tpiiten beiben. limb bort lieet bas
@irtbidaftssebiet. bas gnslanb ben
mitteleuropdiiten 2Gnbern beitritt.
neil iie in ibren @eiddften NIT ibm,
iuenn lie ailf benz 2anbtpeee fif boIIs
3ieben lieben, englanb ntft tributz
pfli6tig fparen. Sir Seutidlanb
sebt es Inn Die 2anotpeee, Inn burd
Die 2unbtpese bic 8ebeutuns Der Sees
tpese berab5uminbern unb bam,it aud
bic gcbeutuns Der Seerberrihaft unb
bic @epormunbuns burh England.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Die ,Nmeriean MHpeiatipn Of 2abpr

Die ,simeriean MHueiatiun Of 2abur
2ssisIatipn" trdst iid NIT benz Gee
banfen nm, Die arbcitcrs @eriiderung
in Den Ser. Staaten nuf gang neuer
8runola9e %auf5ubauen. Die be-
trefienbe aTociation sielt barauf bin,
allie amerifaniifen Nrbeitcr scgen
llnfau unb 8ranfbeit 5u beriidern.
lm ibnen bie itdnbise Gorge nm Die
unsctuihe 3uiuuft na6 Roslidteit gu
nebmen unb eleih5eitiS Die ansemeinc
pirtbihaftlide Gage Der arbeitenoen
8cpOIfernns gu bcben. 2eiSer 1T
oieies mir aif benz 9ese einaeliraats
Iihcr @eiessebuns 81 erreiden, ulio
bciten SALES Elm lanstpieriees Inter
nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
ssesen beutid .feinbli&sr artii

@esen beutids feinpIiher artifeI
in ibrcr ensliideu 2otalblatt baben
- bsutits ameriianiife 2cier bon
Montello. Iis., bas Slatt abbeitelt.
Sieies Sciipicl ioatc iibcral( Hats
ahnuurs iinoen. no es 3eitunsen siot.
bic nictt aus llnpiienbeit, ionoeru
axe gospiaiateit bic Seutit sgmeris
tG,,er unS i5:s alts Seimats rerIeums
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

Der. CO ia has bette unb praftiifite
esitfeL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

&c iiins'te Poft bat uns mad
Idnserer 3eit tpieoer cine an>
5abl Shpei5er 3eitunsen 8es
bradt. (Die reihsbeuti6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Sn elmer iiingiten Rebe GuBertc fih

Sn elmer iiinsften Rebe dlbertc iif
Churchill - laut vNorobeutihc Mngez
meinc Seitune" - iiber Die Gntien>
hung cnsliiher Warinetruppen mad
antiperpeu ipie folet: vSie Iarinee
Brigade mar ba5u beitimmt. in ben
Sdiisen9rdbcn an Der Seite Der ers
ihopften bel9iiden Solbaten unb Der
g%intpobner. Der Stabt gu Hampton"
Der belsii6en 8esieruns IN Sabre
mar bieier uneei1mintte Sintpeis
9burGiu's auf bic Sbeilnabme Der
eintpobner am aantpfe iebr urtpiI>
fommeu unb lie beitreitet bic Ridties
feit Der gburhiI'ihen gebauptunsen.
0urh siolfe 4bleugnuneen fonnen
ieboh bic Sbatiahen niht aus Der
@cIt sei6afft ruerben, fir bic nun
auh bas I'M %offenen YarIament abs
se9ebene 3eusnib gburhin's borliest.
IN Der yAagemeinen &unbfd1an"
bonn 4. DECEMBER ~propbe5eit Der be-
fannte RarIamentarier Or. Sui.
gahcm (80In) pie folst: .Beldes
uib Die Staatsform fem mag, Die
mad Dem arieg fir bas friibere
aonsreBsY olen ~sefunbeu iperoen mag.
oas neu 81 i6aifenoe @ebilbe fpirb
elm poluiifes 8ebilbe iein nno bleis
ben. 10 LANCE bas 9eutife Rei6 unb
Seiterreids lln9arn iiber befeu 8e<
ibid gu entideiben baben. Webr
benn ie limb bic Yolen auf elm bauerns
BEG 3uiammenseben nit ben mittelz
curopaiihen 9entraImddten hinge
lpieien." - Iaerbinss bat YoIen cine
tiidtiee Yortion o 8irfli6teitss
linn rotbig tuie ebenio uuiere belsis
ifen Sreunbe, aber rpie Die gentral>
mdhte bieie Srase loien perben obnc
Wagenifmer5en gu befommen ober
ben Sunfen fir einen fpdteren &ries
gu legen, tpirb mebr ais intereiiant
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
1ran5Siifde Sppuftium sesen has
9pnboner Mbfpmmen.

Yaris. %. Se5. '16.-@ie bic
.8uerre oeiaIe" berihtet, ses
%italtete iid Der aousreB Der .Seoeras
ton iocialiite be la Seine" our @ors
beratbuns bes Gntrases fir ben natios
nalen &onareB 81 elmer lebbaften uub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

Gbid
Der As
better
auf be
ipprberj
2uyenIl
lit i'm
Sic I'd
bonn 8
haeI'S1
Ct. Sd
traueri|
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blieben
gen ed
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8liidrp
lit an
80 SaH
bic 8e
@eatriI
beib. 4
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Stride |
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Sine biih6flife 9ntmort at has
fran56ffhe HrDpasanba-
3umite.

Sas bcfannte fran3oiijhe Yropas
9anoas 8otnite bon Diier. gaubrilaro
unb @enoiien bat Die ipaniffe llebers
iesung ieiner Scbd rift segen
Oeutihlano aud in 9dnber Ipaniiher
Sprahe reid)lih %pcrianot. Ser 8is
idof bon Ruepas Seeonia auf ben Ybis
lippinen bate bic Shrift ebenials 5iis
geidnot erbalten. fp1e bic g. 81. g."
BON 81. DECEMBER 1915 melben.
Der 9iidof ianbte. ipie bas grobe
fatboliide Iaoriber glatt n@l De-
bate" meloet, benz Yropaganbas
aomite bas BUD suriid. nadbcm er
auf Den ltmidlag fol9enoe @orte ee'
ifriebcn bate: .0ieie Ycroffents
lifung lit bas hdnblthit e
d. II, bas mGbrenb oieiss
arieges be8an9en puroe." Serner
Ifrieb er auf elmer Seite bes Dudes.
auf Der bon Den .barbariifen
8reueItbaten" Der Seutiden &C.
iprod)en ipurbe. naditebenbe idarie
Nanbbemerfuns nieber: .gs lit cine
geleioiguna. iol6e Sdriften 8iihofen
unb fatboliihen Yrieitern an ienben.
Sdidt lie @ibiani unb feinen @its
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Starfer Damn n5tbig.

rSeit Suerta", fubr Der aar.
binol fort, lit fem tpirflid itartei
Rnnn an Der Spise ireenb einei
megifaniifen Saftion erihienen. Ils
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
COPYING AND INITIATING.

We have often in contact with people, especially
terrible crime being engaged in hey arguing
orignao but copyss mitators opportunity
of showing the benefits advantages
and initiate good ideas and examples by other
liable historical records base contention
barbarm and heahensm actually void beauty grandeur
towards their advancement which by self
sacrificing who laid down their lives purpose
standards and setting perpetual followed
resulted IN benefits that handed age Ors
nato to be class ever stop TO
think that nothing would be orgia plan it did not
IND acceptance and getting support
give it prominence in a community.
In this particular greatly country as
from lack of loyalty another pride interests of our
business etc. strongly backed from
the other slde when responsible production of
anything and good hardly known for
the most discouraged the credit Of
its origin In spite of all these that it is wisdom to
the good features and initiate other races as e
other and bring results but the
best which must push to the 'front.' take OR place
with others time rolls Copy everything good get away
from the bad The former mrorous success triumph reward
the latter spells loss and run and the majority lose
such extent that action and our loss
rrecoverable.
Business tactics constructive policies getogether spirits
unanim Of IDEAS educational assemblies financial are
some OF the standards set us by other people, and
everything to gain in being accused copy qualities
which must bring unlimited Follow which
is of good is good and the inevitable will
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.

East Twenty-third avenue and
Washington street.
Pastor-J. A. Thos-Hazell, S. T. B.
Sermon Topics Sunday November r..
IL a. m.-"The Gospel of a False
Philosophy"
$50 p. m.-"Past Judgment Fail
ure to Future Repentance"
The Sewing Circle will occupy two
nights in this month, the 10th and
18th, in a bazaar and a two-act COM
edy, respectively Public is invited.
The Rev. Thomas Bell ably filled
the pulpit of the church during the
pastors absence from the city. Our
people are always glad to hear him
speak. We thank Brother Bell for his
services.
The Rev. o. ]. Mcleod began his
work at Dearfield under most favor
able conditions. He preached to large
and appreciative audiences for the
past two Sabbaths at both sides of
the colony. His great effort in the
beginning of his pastorate is to unity
the community for aggressive and mu-
tual usefulness. Our prayers are for
his success.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
Police DeadIIne.

The police "deadline" in New York
city, the especially guarded section
which includes the financial district,
covers the territory of Manhattan Is
iand below Fulton street The origi-
nal use of the word "deadline" was to
designate line drawn around the in.
side or outside of military prison,
which no prisoner could cross without
mourning the penalty of being imme-
olately shot down. The word was es-
pecially USED il the Civil war of open
air enclosures or prisoners stockades
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
AppIe Dowdy.

Cut up apples in pudding dish in
quarters Tin eighths of apples are .hard)
sprinkle about four tablespoonfuls of
sugar over the apples, few drops of
lemon extract and some bits of but
ter. Add about tablespoonful of
water. Make nice piecrust and cover.
Bake about one hour Eat hot with
whipped cream favored with vanilla
or nutmeg. Fill dish quite full of ap.
pies, as they shrink in cooking. Car
bake this Saturday and warm over il
oven on Sunday.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
Apple and Rice Puddino.

Peel small, tart apples, core and put
them in baking dish. Have ready
one cupful of boiled rice, mix with it
two cupfuls of hot milk, into which
has been beaten the yolks of three
eggs and one-half cupful of sugar.
Stir in one-half cupful raisins, some
strips of citron and, if you wish to,
one-half cupful blanched almonds, Put
one teaspoonful of sugar into each ap-
pie and pour this mixture over them.
Put in oven, covered, and bake until
the apples are tender. This pudding
may be frosted with the whites of
eggs or served with whipped cream.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
MINERALS In FOOD
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY FOR
PRESERVATION OF HEALTH.
Physical Ailments Sure to Result
When They Are Lacking-Serve
Fruit, Vegetables, Milk and
Eggs Literally.

Prepared by Laura Breeze of the De-
partment of Farmers Institutes of the
University of Wisconsin.
Some of the physical ailments result
ing from mineral starvation are rick
cts, scurvy, pellagra and anemia. An
anemic person has weakened vitality
and resisting power, and is, therefore,
a prey'to colds, grippe AID fevers.
The foods rich in minerals are vege-
tables and fruits, breads and cereals
made from whole grains, eggs, milk
and the natural rice. In the milling of
the white fours, cornmeal, some oat-
meal and most cereals, the parts of the
grains containing the greatest amount
Of mineral substance are eliminated,
consequently their value as sources of
mineral foods is reduced.
The housewife, however, can always
supply her table with fruit, vegetables,
milk and eggs. There are such numer-
GUS ways of serving these foods that
their appearance on the table should
never become monotonous.
The following recipe offers sugges-
tions for an attractive way of serving
cabbage, the mineral content of which
is very high:
Imperial Cabbage.-One medium
sized head of cabbage; two carrots,
pared; two potatoes, pared; one cup
full of cooked meat or chicken Cor more,
if desired); two teaspoonfuls of salt
one small onion, one-fourth cupful but
ter, melted; little pepper.
Remove decayed leaves of the cab
bage; form basket of the head by re-
moving the center and allowing two
layers of the outside leaves to remain
attached to the core. Crisp the cab
bage by allowing it to stand in cold
water. Drain well.
Put the cabbage removed from the
center, the carrots, potatoes, onion
and meat through the food grinder, add
butter and seasoning. Mix all well,
and fill the cabbage with the mixture.
Tie the leaves in place over the
stuffing with a clean string, and place
the cabbage in n tightly covered bak-
ing dish and bake about one hour.
There will be no need of adding water,
as there is sufficient moisture in the
vegetables to steam them.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
Hint on BroiIinu Fish.

Has anyone ever tried broiling fish
on paper? Some call it pan-boiled. Ev-
erybody knows how fish sticks to
broiler pan or any other receptacle ii
is cooked in, no matter how well
creased. Cut thick brown paper, two
inches larger than pan, so it will set
well upon the sides and ends butter
and lay fish on; place pan in broller
pan and set quite close to gas. 1t
will cook and brown deliciously and
best of all, leave your pan clean.-Bal-
timore American.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
When Tobacco Was New.

The finds of pipes on the sites of
the camps of the parliamentary armies
in England have. been numerous. It
is not known whether Cromwell
smoked; but Milton smoked pipe at
p. m. every day before retiring
However, in some cases the Puritans
contrived to introduce their religion
even into pipe smoking for an old
chronicler tells of Presbyterian
minister so precise that 'he would not
SO much as take pipe of tobacco be-
fore that he had first sayed grace over
it."
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
Bishops Neat Anawer.

An enfant terrible, to the great hor.
ror of her mother, once climbed up
on the bishops knee, and in her shrill.
childish treble piped out: Mr.. Will
berforce, why do people call you
'Soapy Sam'?" The bishop was silent
a moment, as If considering the mat
ter, and then replied: Il don't know,
my dear, really, unless it is because,
though l often get into hot water, I
always come out with clean hands!"
which was decidedly neat.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
Variations of Temperature

Psychologists find that the normal
body temperature, instead of being
fixed, rises in the morning and after
noon and falls at night, with a daily
range that may exceed 2 degrees F..
Strenuous muscular exercise may
cause a rise of 31s degrees. Even a
drink of hot water may give rise of
more than l degree, but the increase
from warm meals is seldom greater
than l degree. Cold food or drink
causes fall, followed by a rise.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
RECOGNIZED RETAIL ASSOCIATION OF THE DENVER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AS ADVERTISING
MEDIUM CLASS.
THE GREATER IMPORTANCE.

the carrying planned
sometimes they forget somebody largely by
their plans will have say about
While it good thing and aspirations result
successfully yet the anxiety triumph often
great that forget the larger
sby of greater Importance This is way
these personal onesed may defeated thereby
offer revelation that being of
Importance than the former necessarily result
the fall and destruction of the selfish promoters your
selves!
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-11
Couldn't Meet Requirements.

Nose was desirous of opening a
grogshop in his town. and sought a
license. The commissioner listened
to his plea. "All right, Mcse,' he
said, the fee is fifty dollars. And,
of course you have to get the consent
of seventy-five per cent of the peo-
pie in that block" Nose looked a
trifie puzzled. Less see, sah,' he
said, ''yed's Jim an Sallie an de TO
Joneses-dats six-why, mister, dey
amt seventy-five per cent of people in
dat block, sah!"