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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02

No newspaper is entitled to exhibit
the title independent Republican"
unless 1t has the backbone to stand
up and fight for clean politics and
clean government IN the face of op-
position from its own party. If it
can point out the wrongs 10 the party
and among the men in power, if it
can cut off its own income to expose
the grafters elected by the Republl .
can vote, If 1t can 90 down to the
bank and borrow money 10 keep GO
ing while 1t exposes the Republican
grafters and while they are giving the
patronage Of the party TO others to
publish nice things about themselves,
II 1t can furnish the proof Of what it
says, and present 1t SO clearly that all
but the guilty ones can see and ap
preclate the wrongs, ii it can come
thru the fight and smile alike at its
victories and its losses, then it is en-
titled to be called an independent
Republican paper. That is title
that has to be earned by its efforts,
not by setting line of type and
printing it on sheet of paper Ida.
no Republican.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02

ADVERTISE In THIS PAPER
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02
Forethought

People are learning that little
forethought often saves them big
expense Here is an instance: f. w,
Archer. Caldwell, Ohio, writes: II
do not believe that our family has
been without Chamberain's Collie,
Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy since
we commenced keeping house years
ago. When we go on an extended
visit we take 1t with US" Obtainable
everywhere.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02

N will cheerfully say that Cham
berlain's Tablets are the most salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that l have sold 10
thirty-four years drug store service, 3"
writes S. H. Murphy, druggist, Wells
burg, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02

vinegar made from honey has an ex-
ceptlonally fine favor and is not er-
penslVe. A small amount of honey
furnishes large amount OF vinegar.
foloW these directions Dissolve
thoroughly In two gallons or warm,
sort water one quart jar OF extracted
money Give 1t air and keep it in a
warm place, where it will ferment and
make excellent Observation-Disclosures Col.
lege of Agriculture
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02
The Doctor Knows.

Humanity owes great many debts
10 medical science" observed the phi.
losopher.
That's right" agreed the physician.
You would be surprised II you knew
how hard 1t is for a doctor to collect
his bills. "-Spokane Review.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02
ink Erasinn RlnAtnr

rake an ordinary sheet of biosting
paper aud steep it several times In n
solution of oXalic acid or potassinm
oSalate and dry. While the ink SPOT is
sun moist apply the blotter. and the
INK will be entirely removed If the
INK Is dry moisten and apply the blot
'er.-Popular Science Monthly.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02
Marvellous.

He-There is no doubt that natures
works are indeed marvellous. She
Aren't they? Only fancy. even the
tiniest insect has its Latin name
London M. A. p.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-06-02

Labor now to live so that at the hour
OF death thou mayest rather rejoice
than fear.-A Kempis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12

gad, oen neueifeu geod,rid,ten ba.
heu S;e g,e,,t1d,en onf hsr 9seitreite
aer g),aas einsu gfnar;ff ouf Ssu
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ss 49, sys N..s;1. s.s. sss.oay. = s.... p.savua,.s
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~ s~;s;e AA,s y ,..sx. - .A''ss.a S; yua s.s'aan'
sa.1 s1.,L s. o'e UtuaSolea ppn
Sfu smr;;Ho,fhIosen M,s ~, 90.
nFer Srr maas rsrx,s,,, s., 4 !. srs,,;
.pieu neroe6Iid, wrssrrnorua,m
sie perfsrrntm ef,fr.na,r om 0rl'
uerknael smriif.,, o,,u;,r,u SS,
meitIid BON Tort Souanmumt mms.
TEN bic Nranspfeu ,u,itere 0,fsni;n.
iteIInnaeit amfaebeu a,u,; fron.S;;.
Ide Meroblans luurSsn h,rrnt,ros.
idlpiTen.
9ins SaIonifi ,pirS oemela,t. mn
Der sriedjiid1en Gjrense in her sse.
aenb ppit gispaeli nnS Oo;rou, {e;su
artilleriefainpFe inn G5anos 9;,
bentTd)en gllliierten ilaten Bic befe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12
.Gubantia'
Surge lltbtriidt.

Die Sample an Der Maas
bei 8eromn banern fort. Mr-
griffe Der Gransoien aiif bic
sentiAe Stellmns am 5prses-
Sad iunr0en a6seid)ld
1889 fraus0iiidr gjefanaene.
Die Dentiben sreifen ben Gfn=
rettes @alb an.
Ser aantpf an Der sriedl-
IAeu @rtnse bat lpieoer be-
eunnen.
GnropGiid)e MGdte teilen
anierer 9iesiernns NIT, oaf bic
.Snbantia" onrd) cine Wine
serit0rt iumr0e.
NrtilleriefGmpfe finSen on
Der gansen itaIienild) oiterrei=
d)iidJen syronf itatt.
Die 9llliierten molten Die
ericd)ifdJe Sitiet aepbalonien
heieten.
Der ipaniide Sremiermini-
niiter glanbt nidt, ban Der
pSantanDerino1 perleitft iupr-
ben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12
Mnmnter 5O9..

III eblbuobna enerailder 5n fill
rem slae Srnppem limo nit Be
bensnittel nn0 Wslnlitton reihIid
oeriorgt
Ser 9enti1e glonfenbarg
nno Der Itnerifoner gruce fuurAen
IN Minaco bon oelt @aiitas einfah
nieoergeidoiien,. obne iie ireenopis
5ur Geoe 6u iteaen ober gu b0rer,
fper lie ieien, uie $. $. Code, Der
aus Der Stoot entfonfr1en 1T, err
5ablt- 8lantenburg, ser fifl ale
9elitfber upllfonlmen fid,er fiiblte,
llno 8rnce 9atten nidt nit Code flie=
ben fpolleil als Die gilliftas5 in ben
Srtest oraslgen ntr6 batten lieb tuab-
reno Der Seadt IN 2ode'5 9ffice auf-
gebalteaa slm Morgela tpollte glan-
tenbatrg naf) oem 9otes geben Ii. NOR
geraoe aus Der Sffise getreten, als.
elm Bitliita angerittsn fan, ibm nit
ie6srem Sabel oen eghdoel lpaltete
ltno Inn Damn nod einen GhuB ins
Beill ldoB. 4ls Manfenbura 5lt
gooelt itiir5te iul0 Ser @lliita ollrdl
Die circumference giir Bruce in Ser
Office erblifse, iboB er oil6 oieiets
f,ieoer unb fitt Damn oapon, gruce
bieB eigelstIit Me@regor llno mar
SollrnaliH
Cine Sepeid)e aus Masatlan iast,
Die 9merifaner i'm iiiofidem Sell oes
Staates sOnora iu@tea iidJ ale oa-
bpa sl MAIDEN.
9ur6 ben 8rano oes 3oaball-
les in @gua Nrieta lit man, ipie aus
Douglas gemeIoet ipiro, elmer Meu-
terei 8erihmorui,g unter Der oor.
tigen @artiiion auf Die Spur gefont-
men. Die loDalen Garransiitas ba-
ben oaraitf ben gefeblsbber, oen az
ten 9beritleutnant Garcia ge5ipltt-
gen, iiber Die @renae gu geben uno
Die anoern GeriHporer gefongen ge-
nonnnen.
Sn g[ 8aIo bot man fiinf5ebn
Yerionen berbaftet, Die nit Ser re-
oolutiolldren 8eluegung oes @ene.
raj SdIa5ar IN @erbil,oung ftehett
IeIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12

oaB Die Da1fbarfeit fir oas. pas
Sic bollbratht boben, niemals erlo-
I6en miro. = Inter oen Sollicnz
ben bon gelegratnn1ef, tpelhe in
oem Sauptqnortier oes @enerolfefo.
nari6alls BON Sittoenbltre einlicz
fen, fefairo fid aud folgetbe 9epe=
iche oes Reidstagspraiioenten CT
5ellen8 Or. Sobannes aanrpff: asSts
0anteft oeS &eihstages bringe i'd
#hiernlit anlaBli6 oes fii1f5igiabrigee
neutrality-suspicious. guer gr5ellerss
pena seniolen Strategen l,no glot-
reiden 8efreier SitpreuBel1s, oie
ber5li9iten @liidpiini6e utlo aie
9anfbarteit Der 9sation gum Mas
fr nj a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12

HHSt IuHs ite dH IHH geDeltte, DpnD III
es nid)t ansnne6mem, Saf fie be-
itimmte Gntidliiiie I'm gesns amf ibr
@prseben nno @er6altem gefaft ba-
be, ebe iie 9eutfdlano's Wpte iiber-
batpt empfansen itnb seleIem babe.
IS miifte Senn iein, iie lei ppn por-
neberein entidlpiien, einen grud)
NIT 9eittidllanb unb ieinen Ser
biiitbeten berbeislhiibren, unbefiims
inert Sarnnt mas 9entid)lano slt iei=
nen Bnniten borbringe.
Sn Ser Sdlad)t anf Der 8eitIeite
Der Maas baben Die 9eutidJem bis
seitern Mittas 36 Sffisiere nnS
1881 Nann gefansen senpmmen.
Die 9entfden meloen, Oaf lie Nm
griffe Der GnslanSer, iiiblidp BON
Ct Gloi snriidseidlasen baben.
Die 9iniien ntelben, 6ak an Sec
9iina entlang 9lrtilleriefaapie TAFT.
fanben mno oah sic SentIdem uer-
geblidt Deriitd)ten, ben 0rifcnfopf
BEL Slart sit itiirn,em.
Die Geiterreid)er beridlten, Sas
an Der italieniidem syrpnt nnr 9lr-
tiiIeriefGmpfe itattgefmnben 6abea
litnS onf Sic Stabte ct. aat6arhu
mnb ltgsoluit in aaerntbem, 2ebigo
Inno GpueretD in Sirol mnb sic TIM
sesemb bon @pers iOmie bas Sps-
pital in bieier Stabt, beidjpiien iuar-
ben.
Gine rOmiide 9epeid)e 6ebanptet,
Der 6entide aaiIer babe eimmal,
luabrenb ieines slnfentbalts 6ei Ser.
onn, in aroker eebensscfa6r ec-
idtuebt. Cine 8ombe lei in Ser gsa-
ge leines Nntomo6ils erplobiert, fla.
be Oas glntO serit0rt mnS mebrere
Sffisiere ieiner llmseb1tns aetDtet.
Der aaiier fOll iid iett in gotsSam
befinbem nnb bic r6ntiid)e Oepeidle
oeufet an, ct m1d]te bod ueripnnSet
elm. @ielleift lit oie ganse Sc
ididte nidt pair.
Die fron5oiii9en S6lndtberidlte
lelen it'd tDie0er tpie Die reinell DO
molie Shon Die offi5ieGe genfridls
ten iino romanbaft genua lsno mas
Die gearbeifer ita1ber oaraus ma
den, lit 'odnt Die refine pbdntaitiIde
er5dblung. geatiirlid befontmt man
Den Ginorud, als iuenn Die Deut-
ihen iiberal eeid3lagen lpiirben.
Sest bod cine 3eitlne, lpie oie
itarf oeutld,-feinoIide v@alpeitou,
gseips" iiber ibre eeitrieen Oepeldelt
oireft Die lleberidriften rGeiltlde
perlIeren on alien SSronten~. 0os
Dierfiuilroige babel lit, ooB tpenn
man einen 9lif in Ole 8orienberihte
oerielben 3eitlngen fpirft, man
81 ieinem eritounen iiebt, oaB Die
oelltihen @ertpopiere iteiaen, nah.
reno Die Bnpiere- ieiner @eaner fal-
len. 9ie @ertpnpiere bon go(.
fern, Die iiberaa eeidIaeen meroeu,
iteigen aber nid)t.
gSie Der yerIiner ,eofal gnsei.
ger" 5n beridfen iueif, uabern fidJ
oic ifluebenoen &erban6lmngen ami.
id)en Den 3entralmadlten mno gfn-
lnanien inbeslg amf Die slusftm
Der 3entralmadte mad bem a0nia-
reid, ibrem Gnoe. SieIe @er6anolnn-
gen bnben iidD ans bem aontraft er.
geben, Der NIT 8mmGnien inbesua
anf Die siefermns ppn Mais, Well
iino 6artenfriidten i'm Wfars a6de.
ldlluiien iuoroen lit.
etne Jienter Geprldle ans gltfen
ineloet, Der ensliide nnO Der iran.
soliidlc @eiaubte in 9ltben batten
oen griednidlen 9sremicrminiiter
Sfrlnois pon Der abiidlt i6rer sRe.
giernnsen in aenntnis aeicbt, aeu.
balonien, cine Der ioniIdlen ssnie(n,
81 beleten, luobei lie Dem Wfiniiter
gleidBeitig bic @eriidJernna aroe6eu
batten, bak Die SomberanitGfsredltr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12
Eeras.

Der belltl1e Gtuoenten Ser
Elm u@ermania~ bon s[nitin madt
oiele @o6e tpieoer ieine iabrlihe
<nltreiie gr bat bereits in 8ren-
ban, gellpiae, sluitin nno gseu-
8rmnfels geipielt, beute ipielt er III
Segllin, moreen in gorftoiptl, Ssrei-
tag IN Comfort nno Samltog ilt
Srieoribsbure. 3ur 9lilffiibrung
fomnlt Der Shipanf yMoit4 BON So.
Ofoier. 0eittpirfeiuoe ii1o oie 9a
men Sri. @liie Bfeliffer, SRI. Sioo-
nia &unlmel. SRI. 2ouiia GeasbeD
llno Die 6erren Hobert alingelboe-
fer, q. Seebe bon bier,
6. g. Serber 6. 50. 2onge bon
bier y. @ Sobbe, 9. S. 8infler
ittto aurt Seinrib. 2ekterer fiibrt
Die Hegie. Die 9lllffiibrilna oes
biibiehen Sfiides lit iiberoa Iebr err
felgreih geneien.
Ser SDrier s(ntonio 8eoaer,
Der IN Dittlinger in Ser 9abe pow
Neu-gralmfeIs pobtlt, tuuroe ant
9ienitog in friiber Morgenftnnoe
BON einem iinbefannten Wanne n,l
ieine Saustiir gerufen lmo sipeinal
geidolien, Die cine 8ngel aina oen
5prier olirh Ole linfe Sano mo Die
iinfe Sbulter, Die anoere peruriad-
te eine 5feif6tultnoe anl unterlei6e.
Ser @ngreifer begob iih oarauf lit
oos 9alts uit6 itabl 8eoaer's gr-
lparnille I'M 9etrage bon $27b. Cir
Wierifaner itebt I'M @eroadt, oie
Eat oeriibt sll baben.
8oni 1. Sunni an lperoen iii
gltaScola gountp fir oie @eaelt0
meltlid llno ttoromeitlid bon Sour
oanton 2anhbrieftrdger fir Ole 9e-
foroerung BON Yoltloden angeIteQt
iperoen Cine .Gibil Serpice@-
Examination fiir biele @olition miro
ON t3. Moi in Souroantun o6qe.
balten
Die &ommiliare BON @oIbe-
tton County oergoben am 8ienltoa
ben aontraft fiir Die @rridtnna eis
ner tentporGreu Bride, pelhe Sol
pelton NIT Dem 8eitlanoe perbinoet.
Die Soften belaufen iidr mi Sal.
561; oie slrbeiten niiiiien iumer6olb
20 Sa9en nollelloet iein.
Sn &ouiton itorb Der Son
traitor .. $. 2inuenbera i'm 9FIter
zen o. Sa9ren; ct piro iibcrIe6t
BON leiner gSitme, 3tue E0dltern
nno orei Sobnen.
Ri6or0 Sor0iua 9onfs Ssr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12

gsrlangt Gin gntes oentfdes
Dfaohen fin allsen1eine Sausarbeit,.
fleine Santilie. Seine @0l6e. gsaG
8lifragen 811 Ogden Str. ooer Sel.
grodett 4O46.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-12

= &idoro Saroing 9abfs, ser
bcfannte S6riftfteIler nno 9eitlmgs
forreiponoent, lit infoTge eines Sers-
'6laaes geftor6en.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-30

aunt in the city for two weeks.
I'm going to give the dear girl
the time of her life!' vaunted Lucius.
Cant l help a little?" queTied
Ned, with a pleasant smile.
They called together upon Olive
the evening after she arrived in the
city. AS usual Lucius monOpoIzed
her. Olive had grown prettier than
ever. LUciUs in his rattlebrain way
proceeded to map out a whole week
of evenings for her entertainment.
Modest, retiring Ned let him have
his own way He was satisfied to
give Lucius his show.
The latter took Olive to the movies,
to the park, he treated her to in
Vulnerable sodas and boxes Of candy.
He was short" at just that period,
he told Ned, as he proceeded to bOr-
row five dollars from him. Then
came Ned's turn.
Lucius had fancied that his cheap
entertainment was good enough for
a country girl Ned did not believe
anything was too good for Olive.
Lucius Started when he learned that
Ned had done things up in style. He
had given Olive and her aunt a tour
of the parks in an automobile. He
had taken them to a beach resort
for a whole day. He had invited
them to an operate concert where
the price of admission was fairly
prohihitive.
Olive went back home with pleas
ant memories that would never dim.
Ned went back to work, the proud
est, happiest young man in Christen-
dom.
Lucius sought him out one day
with a glum face, his gay feathers
somewhat ruffled, pitifully down on
his luck.
1--WE made a bad break, Ned, f." he
announced glumIy, went in too deep
on some futures, uncle heard of it
and I'm shipped to another city
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-30

through. Oh, yes, I got the sweep
ing contract"
Contract snorted Lucius.
why, yes, the old sweeper got the
rheumatism and turned it over to
me-"
What do you get out of it,"
why, there isn't a day when the
crowd doesn't pelt each other with
samples, when the settling sales
come around. You'll be surprised to
know what a heap of grain fellow
can gather up"
Chicken feed?"
Just that. get 80 cents a busheI
for all can pick up.
But Ned did not tell Luci-s, chum
though he was, what this humble
branch of his industry amounted to
in the aggregate. They had in fact
drifted somewhat apart Since coming
to the city together. Ned was eco
nomical, had to send money home to
the old folks and had taken a cheap
but comfortable room in an unpre-
tentious quarter. Lucius had flashed
out prodigiously, had apartments, -
he had joined club and Dragged of
making one or two successful
specs" on the board.
Ned continued to plOd. Lucius led
the spectacular career of a brilliant
meteor. They drifted farther apart
as time went on. In fact, after a spell
the only occasions upon which Lu-
cius sought out Ned was when he
came to borrow money.
There came some news" for the
boys about a year after they. had
come to the city. Lucius might have
added an important item to his state
ment that he and Ned had come
from the same town and had gone
to the same school. This was that
they loved the same girl.
In Arden they had left behind !
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-03
CANNING VEGETABLES
Directions furnished to Canning
Clubs by Departments Special
isrs-Useful to the Home
Gamer.

For the purpose Of the home Gamer,
Vegetables may be grouped into five
classes, according TO the method Of
canning required The effice in charge
Of club work for the Northern and
Western States furnishes the following
recipes tor the ave Glasses:
6r Vegetable green's Prepare and
can the day picked Sort and clean
Blzneh IN a vessel with a little water
under false bottom or in q regular
steamer, Is TO 70 minutes. Remove.
Pinnge quickly into cold water. Cut
IN convenient lengths. PACK tight In
iar or conrainer and season TO taste;
scd q little ehipped beef, olive oil, etc.
And not water TO hn crevices, and a
level teaspoonful Of salt TO each quart.
II using glass Ftrs, plaee rubber and
top in position, partially seal; II using
tin cans. cap and UP completely Steri-
hze 30 minutes IN hot-watsr bath out
fits 80 minutes in water seal OUTFIT 50
minutes IN steam-pressure outfit un-
der ) pounds OF steam; IS minutes IN
aluminnm pressure-cooker outfit al
Is pounds Of steam Remove from
eanner- Tighten covers lnvert to
cool and tests i,inss. Wrap in paper
to prevent bleaching and store.
The recipe for canning cabbage,
brussels sprouts, and ca1lihower IS
practically the same as for the above
named vegetable green's, and the same
instructions may be followed
Experience alone viii teach the
slight variations necessary in amouns
Of time required for hlanching,
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-03

sweet corn cut frum eob--Csn the
same day as pickad. Remove hnsks
and silks. Blaneh ON the cob IN boil
ing-h0t water 20 ID inmates. Plunge.
quickiy In cold water. Gus the corn
frou the cob with a thin. sharp
bladed knife. Pack corn in isr tightly
until full Add one level teaspoonfu
OF SAT- to each quart aud sufficient hot
water 70 sn Place rubber and top IN
position seal partially. but not tight
Cap and up tin cans. Sterilixe $50
minutes in hot water bath outfit; "
minates In water -sesd 0utit; 50 min
ufes in steam pressure outfit under ;
pounds Of steam, IS minares IN alumni
nuna pressure cooker under 20 pounds
II steam. Remove isrs. Tighten
euwers. Tnvert tn cool and test I1ints-
Wrap with paper. and store
ca Lima beans, string beams. peas,
oi<-a. ETC. Can same day vegetables
are picked Gull. string. and grade.
Blanch in hoiling-hot water for : to .
minutes Remove and plunge quickly
in coil water. Pack in container until
full Adj boiling hot water TO i'll
crpvice-. Add one level teaspoonful
ot salt % each quart. Place rubbers
and tops in POSITION Partially seal.
but not tight tCap and MP tin cans. }
sterilize in hot-wzter bath outfit one
period of fz0 minutes; 30 minutes IN
water-seaI outfit- 80 minutes in steam
pressure outfit under ) pounds steam I;
~ minutes in aluminium pressure
cooker under 20 pounds OF steam.
Remove Jars Tighten covers and in
vert % cool Wrap iars in paper, and
store.
I f5l Pumpkin and squash:
Z Pie fIIing.-C1t up into convenient
sections Core and remove skins.
Cook for % minutes ID reduce t0 pulp.
Pack in glass jars or cans. Add 1 cup
of sugar and teaspoonful OF salt to
each quart Of pulp. Place rubber and
top in position Partially zeal, but not
tight Sperilize 50 minutes in hot
water bath outfits50 minutes in water
seal outfit; 40 minutes in steam pres
sure outfit under 5 pounds OF steam
1 minutes in aluminium pressure
cooker Under u pounds OF steam
Remove Tighten covers. Invert u
cool ami test j. hrs Wrap in paper
and store.
Fur special dishest fried, ereamed
bake'i Cut pumpkin or squash int
small. uuifQrm sixe cubes. Blanch II
boiling water for 10 minutes. Plung'
quic4Sly IN cold water Pack in Jar IN
III full Add hofling-hot water and
level tsaspoonful Of salt to the quart
Pfaee- ruooers and caps in position, bul
not tight. sseriiize 50 minutes IN hot.
water bath ourdr; as minutes IN water
sea- on NJ. 35 minutes in steam-pres-
sure oatnt uader pounds Of steam
sS minutes in aluminium pressur'
cooker under Is pounds Of steam
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-03

amount Of seasoning necessary for the
variou- vegetable greens, etc. "A
C3 Root and tuber vegetables, sach
a. carrots. parsnip=, heets, sweet
potatoes, etc. Grade for siz., color,
and degree Of ripeuess WISH thor
oughly. Use vegeeael2 brush. sad
IN boiliug-hot water sufficiently to
loosen skin. Plunge quickly in eolsi
water. Scrape OF pare % remove skin.
Pack whole or cut IN sections orcnhes,
a. required BY the home or market
standard Add boiling-hot water and
one level teazpooufal Of salt 10 the
quart Place rubbers and tups in
position Partially seal. bat not tight.
Gap and TIP tin cans Sterilixe 30
minutes in hoe water bath outfit. IS
minutes in water-seal outfits 81 min
utes in steam pressure outfit under
psan,is Of steam. IS minutes IN alumi-
nmum pressure cooker undera0 pountis
OF steam
(3l Special vegetables Tomatoes
and corn.
Tomatoes Grade for size, ripeness,
and color. scald in hot water enough
to loosen skins. Plunge quickly ia
cold water. Remove core and skin
FflI eoutainer with whole Tomatoes
only Add one level teaSpounful Of
salt to each quart. PIace rubber and
cap IN position Partially seal. but not
tight. Gap and TIP tin cans Sterilize
- minutes in hot-water bath outfits
Is minutes in water-seal outfit. Is
minutes IN sseampre=sure outfit under
pounds steam; 10 minutes in alnmi-
num pressure cooker under % pounds
steam Remove jars. Tighten covers.
Insert TO cool and testioints. Wrap
jars IN paper, and store
Sweet corn on the cob Can eorn
the same day picked Remove huslSs,
silks, and grade for size. Blanch on
the cob IN boiling water 3 70 Is minutes
Plunge quickly IN cold water Pack
sars. alternating butts and tips, IN
half-gall0n glass inrsor gallon tin cans,
Pour over beiling hot water and add
Level teaspoonfnls q sat ~ each g1l-
lon- Place rubbers and tops in posi-
ton seal partially, but MT tight
Gap aud mp tin cans Sterilize In h0.
water bath outfit $50 minutes. on,
period, ~ minutes IN wafsr-sssal cut.
1T; 80 minutes in steam pr-ssurs aur
&c under pounds sfesms IS minute.
in Aluminium pressure cuoaSsr Under =
pounds steam Remove jstrs- rigi1tel
covers. Iaxsrt 70 eeoI add test ioinrs
Wrap gi4ss iars with paper, an'i store
Noee.-W When sweet euru u tA<eI
from 5ar or tin can for table use. re
move ears A. soon A. iar or can
opened Heat curn, sIi.shrly butssred
IN steamer. Do not allow ears {.
stand IN water or 70 be boiled in waite
the second time.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-03
jackson. Mss. JuIy ss.-Ns

@MA-oti. Ai--As @ull ~. 4Ncr
votatious we're completed last
d gilF oy which r. NJ. Grant and
company, of New York city, be-
came the purchasers of $50, 600
in Mississippi state bonds. When
bids were opened it was found
that there were about a dozen bids
in, but only two bidders offered
To take the entire issue Of $500, 600.
r. W. Grant and company's bid
of par and accrued interest being
the best bid was awarded the bonds.
The bonds run for ~ years and
carry 1 Ii per cent interest. Ac-
crued interest on the bonds from
the first Of January amounted 70
a premium of -, $50.
Five hundred thousand dollars
Of the bonds 90 to retire an issue
Of a similar amount maturing on
August 1. while the other $500
000 X to be invested in permanent
improvements.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-03
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By ameness anil urinary dis
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Don't experiment with an IN
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Follow Oxford people : example.
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Here's Oxford testimony.
Verify it if you wish;
Mrs. Salina J. Moore. Univer-
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weakness across my loins. Now
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trouble since
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Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-03

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