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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-12-28
PURELY PERSONAL

and soon well write it 1922.
A Happy and PROSPEROUS New Year
is cur wish for you,
George Funduch is here from his
home at Mackay,
Charlie Vance was in Mackay sew
eral days last week.
Dell Bartlett is over from Pahsam
aloi this week, the guest of his sis
Ter, Mrs, Lois P. Reed.
Bobbie Campbell came down from
Clayton last Monday to attend the
Odd Fellow dance.
Mrs Caples and children are here
this week. from their home at Salmon.
the guests of Mrs. Lois p Reed.
Merle Drake arrived Friday from
MOSCOW, to spend the holidays with
ne home folks ard friends here.
Sheriff Cumnins returned home las
thursday from trip to Mackay on
business connected with his office.
George Ashton passed through the
Guy This week on his way from his
visit. :"
ssamarol, spent the holidays with
a.r, S'N parents, James Ma>ity
SIop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
halTy ftaynor was in townfrcmhis
NOME up the river last Monday, tax
ening. $50
rlease pay your sll,c, ,ption!
,Mr. Warner of Bayhorse, passed
through town last Thursday on his
way TO Salt Lake to spend the holl
uays with his family.
e., =, Y Hovey and wife came W
u.a ue'r home At Meckay last SIT
a aaty Tor few days visit with rel
a'i'es AMI friends here.
,er M's. Drake and daughter, Miss |
I .he, arrived lest week from Salt
sou ne, where Miss Ilene is attending
for .p 70 which she will return ar
wi the holidays.
'p al The Custer Hotel-Mackay
inc s 81 Elsie Adamson, who is teach
this seifool ir Pahsamaroi, is here
ana week, the guest of her family
circlo enJoylng q visit. with her large
~"''e OF friends.
Se pay your subscription!
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ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW {.

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Ilease pay YOUR suhecrintior,
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0''p a. '-'e custer Hotel-Mackay
-
r,, H0itn relulhl OF Clayton, was here
oesqay llaasact1ng business:
%l h'r;n Adanson and Drake made
go.
1vnn Kin ii. .,5
from pabsa,,a&ai -. 'tt we're over
businaea tr:,a VI ! HesQl! On. snort
n, D.c,,;rs,, 60,
needs Of. his naiia,ts - ~ "iief TIE
Miss R,o,o,a .1erso :. ,
week the n'7Het. ~ ' ha,. Is so mG,e tn4s
49, . nc 81 -llei"s acre
D,riaI Ster5cn., ,ct.,,.r,o, 49,,
nort ~ laot ,rodi- 80 .-.i HGu me iattef
he attended, tho f,,ao , -I'e''a'' mere
I rn pngr;r, 49,. ooo,
Willow crell sl,r,,,,it ,,';,t A. d. .ne
'.---l-l'1 " ''''ei s'"'ioi
Y ,4;.7,. IL, -,,-
from paF@s .,,o -; Ia, ~ lio we're over
fanJ ~ ''', an. To,i i,,s. olaa! 10 al
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Call at The Messenger Office for
the latest in Printing.

Harry P. Hunter came up from ms
home at Mackay Tuesday evening lor
alre IN, rcsH Of biddinS ~ l''':n
rov mining property, when Sheriii
rummirs sold the following day. AT
qheriffs sale. Mr., Hunter acquired
the nrOperly.
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In the District Court Of the SiItt
judicial District Of the State Of Jtalo
Under and by virtue Of autho 1t
in me vested by-the statutes Of idah0
I hereby fix the terms Of court 70
the Sixth Judicial District Of In
State Of Idaho. for the year 1922. t.
commence and: be he in the ecu
ties OF said District, as follows. L
Wit. .,.t.
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ease pay your Subscription!

r. Z. P. Huffman is down from his
sper,Ii. station in Stanley and IS
er an uhs the holidays with his moth
win ~ trends here. Mr.. Huffman
Of nov ave FOR Ogden about the fifth
LForest,sm month to worl, in the district
monthy office there for a, couple of
bis sta, aver which he will return to
station at Stanley.
III the Custer Hotel-Mackay
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BINGHAM COUNTY

BINGHAM COUNTY
February goth, May 22nd., Noven'
Der 18th. ss
BUTTE COUNTY ~
March goth, September 9Th.
CUSTER. COUNTY
April f2th., September 14th. :. =;
~ LEMHI COUNTY
May 1st., October End =
Said terms of Dourt to convene a
ten c'cloc,; a M, on the days above
DESIGNATED.
Il il further ordered that the ser
ord day OF. each of the foregoing
regais,r- terms shall be-the dates f1xed
Ger %thc hearing Of Applications for
lailu alization in the respective coun
ley aboNe- ,Tlamed.
It is Further. ordered: That this
'Tfer| b., !! 81 and entered of rec)cd
y t}ra c'ciTs Of said court in each
.ounty of said District. and that the
alTle be published two consecutive
weeks in a. newspaper published IN
2ach of said respective counties.
Done at Chambers at Blackfoot
dahl, this 18th day OF December
921. RALPH w. ADAIR,
District Judge
Filed Dec. 18th. 1921.
E. J. MICHAEL, Clerk
District Court Proceedings. Page
81. ct
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-. John Perdini of Clayton, was here
tuesday tIaasacj1ng business.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-12-28

Suffers Severe Burns--Mrs Rodg
er Brassour had the misfortune to
fall on hot stove Gre day last week
sua N'~'n@ cover BURNS She is get
!, a.a@ nicely h9-efcr as the
u s 1ue'- quite painful, are not
e Z sl!-JUs nature.
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sMesslH. AdamsOn and Drake made
a business trip 10 Blaek.oot one dav
last. week.
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Society etaticrery- Last week we

Society 5taticrery-- Last week we
reoe.,tI s. large shipment of the
~ litc. in society stationery E
boz 4 and ladies II is real, hon
eat, cia-s "@tufr and is going mighty
fast. Better come in and look it
over.
For Nice Smooth ShaVo-and fash
ionable hair cut call at the Pastime
Club Room Barber Shop.-ITenry Mich
OILS. Prop. advertisement
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
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Stop at lie Custer Totel-Mackay

Tom Ic7ernoy will leave the LAT
ter part Of his week for Pullman,
Washington. % resume his vocational
raining il q government school at
that place.
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Car Wrecl--Last Monday night 2
cars came together at turn in the
road u59Te the sullivan Hot Springs.
The machines we're driven by Will
Sullivan and Bobbie Campbell and
the collision damaged the machines
considerably The occupants escaped
with nothing more serious than
few scratches and bruises.
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''p at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-12-28

Lynn Finch and wife were over
from fahsalnafoi Tuesday On a short
business trip.
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Please pay Jour subscription.

Ray Hamilton left Monday morn
'nG Tor his home in Pahsamaroi to
visit his parents Roscoe Hamilton
and wife, during the holidays.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11

\ Es muy conocida la historic del CO.
rresponsal americana que para no per-
der Ell primer lugar frente Ia venta-
nilla del TELEGRAPH, mientras esperaba
la uegada de una noticia imporsante, Y
fin de transcrib.rla a su periodico,
primero que ninguno remitio TELEGRAPH
camente dos tres capitulos do una bi
blta de bolsillo; pero no es este Ell uni
CO episodio, nj el mas carac.erfstico,
de la lucha- encarnizada entire iIforma-
dores, corresponsales y reporters. Algu-
nos de Nstos Sc han disfrazado a veces
de vagabundos, para pedir tcsritalidad
en- un asilo de pobres y poder observar
asi, de cerca y sin disfraces, la misera-
BILE existencia del proletariade 6e mas
baja categoria. FL periodista italiano
Lucatelli two ell valor de enlbarcarse
en- tercera clase para la America del
Norte, y de realizar una parte del via
je junto con los emigrantes, fin de
poder narrar con la mayor etieaeia y
con perfeeto conocimiento de causa. sus
sufrimientos y sus ignoradas mise
rias. No ha faltado periodista cue ves-
lido de harapos y cubierto de miseria
aparente. haya pasado todo un dia pi-
diendo limosna en- 81 angulo de una
Gale o sobre ell quicio de una iglesis,
a fin de poder decir con exactitud 10
o,,,n ,,,.odroa L. ,,oardioidad ,,~nFoc{ovol
Algln otro periodista Sc ha disfrazado
durante veinte Y cuatro horas de taber
nero, para contribuir practicamente a
Ma campaiia contra ell alcoholismo. No
ha faltado alguno que Sc haya resigna-
do a barrer una ofieina postal, para
sorprender alguna defciencia admins
trativa y delatarla ante las autorida-
des, publcandola en- Ell periodieo, otro
ha usurpado funciones que no Ie erap
propias, para yer hasta que pinto eran
eficaces las autoridades en- la punicion
de la falta. Un viejo y habil cronista
romano, Borgognoni, tuvo Ia tranquila
audacia dc esconderse detras 6ei altar
de la iglesia de Santa Maria de los
Angeles, para poder asistir q dos pasos
de distancia, al matrimonio del actual
Rey de Italia, que entonces era Prin-
cipe heredero. Descubiertc por un fun
cionario de policfa, Sc rehus6 terminan-
temepte salir, amenazardo con hacer
IN escandalo en- la iglesia, 81 SO insis-
tia en- que abatdonase SUI observatorio.
El escandalo hubiera sido algo mas grs-
We que aquella inocente indiscreci6n, y
el periodista fue dejado en- su escon-
dite. AL dia siguieate, un peri6dico po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11
De BASE BAIL
fcontinuacion de Ia pagina 5

(Contjnuaci0n de la pagina 5
la vez con ell brazo izuuierdo para
que la boIa lie diese en- el antebrazo y
ell umpire, pobre infortunado, que no
conoce ri 10 mas rudamentario del de-
porte basebolero, no sabe 10 que es, y
10 canta "dead BALI Y le da la primera.
Aqui nres~ro manager, el senior Vaz-
quez, quiso probable al referido umpire
que estaba equivocado, ,pero no hay peor
ciego que ell que no quiere ver; no quiso
nj mirar la Hga que le mostraba dicho
manager. va habian sucedido dos tres
jugadas de igual indo'e con dicho um.
pire, y Ell senior Vazquez Sc vic precisa-
do .decir al manager de la novena En-,
senada sefior Rodriguez, que pusiera otro
de mas conocimientos, habiendolo hcchc
otro a quien no conocemos, pero a quien
felicitamos por sus acertadas decisiones
Desde este memento siguio el juego sin
pingun Inconvenience pero va estaba he
cho ell dafio; ell anterior umpire nos ha
pla CduIdIO QOS uUmDL6S OuI Ell I0IC6Id,
Que hubieran sido dos carreras firmes,
la accion del juicy nos costo 10 menos
dos carreras. Asi es que perdimos ell re-
ferido juego cuando venian los del 'sMe
lao propinarnos los nueye, pero aca
Sc da ell ''melao'' tambien y lie salimos
tan .pegajosos. Ahora esperamos la con-
testacion del manager del temible
.Atenas', pues despues de haber scep
tado el reto que nos hicieron, hasta aho-
ra no hemos recibido su contestac on.
Esperamos. 81
> Como una aclaraci6ns.a a varias pregun
tas que nos han sido Aechas, deseamos in
formar que no es,cierto que el pueblo de
Guayanilla esta en- contra de la novena
de la Central Ruina, pues aunque hay
algunos descontentos, en- los ultimos dos
desaffos heInos podido apreciar que todo
10 que mas vale en- el referido pueblo
Nestaban estan nuestro lado, 10 que
agradecemos muy de.veras,
He aqui ell "score" por' innings j:
Ensenada: 1901 o O-6
O. Rufna: o12Oo1 oo-1
~ hhD10OtA'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11
Como actdan los reporteros
de los grandes periodicos

dia publican hasta las frases exactas
que durante la ceremonia, habia cam
biado entire ST la joven pareja. Pero
las indiscreciones periodIs7leas no son
siempre tan fnicuas, sino Que pueden
algunas veces. .asnmir formas mafignas,
que nj siquiera tienen Ia atenuante del
inter6s que puedan suscitar en- 4el pt-
bIco. Ell frenesi de saberlc todo y de
narrarIo todo, ha impulsado con -fe-
cuencia al periodista a trasponer la IL
nea del justo lfmite. FL ansioso deseo
de presentrase ante Ell pdbIico como ell
,peri6dico mejor informade,, y este a
cualquier precio, ha hechos q veces que
les reporteros hablen de entrevistas con
personajes imaginarios, o que publiquen
difusos dialogos con personas reales a
quienes nj siquiera Sc han aproximado
Hizo epoca, hace algunos amos, Ell Pa
ris, Ia publication en- I'M periooico de
circulation considerable, de una ontre
vista celebrada en- Constantinopla con
una persona que Sc hallaba entonces en-
Londres. Tambien ha sido- frscuents
que Ell periodista, hacienda trahajos de
juez de INSTRUCTION, haya puesto la
policia sobre la pista verdadera de un
crimen, salvando a, algln inocente del
pesoade una acusaci6n injgsta. Hace
doce afios, un periodista frances fue al
hospital de los forzados de Saint Mar
ton-de-Re, cerca del lecho donde agoni-
zaba ell presidiarie, Eugenio CoIrtois, a
Quien Sc acusaba de ser ell asesino de
un tai Remy. Cercano al moribvndo Sc
encontraba tambien ell padre de Cour-
tots, que habfa lido para besar por Ill
TINA vez- a su desgraciado hijo. En- aque
LA hora suprema, Ell padre pregllnto de
nuevo su hijo 81 habfa dicho la YER
dad durante ell juicio, al afirmar que ell
asesino habia sido Renard, I'm nozo de
la victima -. Ell moribundo dijo con
solemne voz que habia dichos entonces
Ia verdad; que Ell, Courtois, no era ell
asesino. La tragica escena fu6 relatada
al dfa siguiente en- ell peri6dico, eau
sando en- el publico y en- Ell jurado que
deberia de juzgar a Renard, una pro-
funda impression. Es verdad que ell mis-
mo peri6dico, a los pocos dias, public6
la protesta que de su inocencia hizo
Renard, pero Ell infujo de lag dos de-
claraciones no podia ser, y no fue, eI
mismo. Ell moribundo que asegura ser
inocente es algo mas digno de respeto,
que el acusado que Sc linita a pegar su
responssbilidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11
VOCES DELA GALE
San LORENZO, noviembre 9, 19a1

San Lorenzo, noviembre 8, 1921,
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
Hemos .leido detenidamente en- Ell
MUNDO los articulos que bajo ell eui
grafe "Politica de partidos, politica
de hombres'', publica ell Lcdo. Glp6.
Rodriguez, a quien felicitamos efusi
vamente desde estas abruptas menta
mas.
ESQ es 10 Que nece sta Puerto Ri
co; que hombres bion preparados,
echando un lado. .convencionalismos
Pal .tico-personales, marquen al pue-
bio el verdadero. camino a seguir en-
les actuales ticmpos, fin de conju-
raI la crisis economical y el conflicto
social porque ,atravesamos.
Segun el parecer de. los mismos di
rectores polfticos, los unionistas vie
jos, Y de experiencia, no nceptarian
ahora mismo la Independence; los
republcanos viejos,, no Green que Ell
pueblo politica econ6micamente pre-
parade para formar un Estado de la
Union hasta de aquf a cuarenta amos.
En- cuauto los ,jibarosl va vamos
pensando algunos en- que Sc deben de
jar tales problemas a la solucion de
nucstros sucesores Y seguir educando
al pueblo pam prepararlo Y luchar
trabajar ahora para conjurar la
crisis economical que es 10 mas impor
tante.
Mientras los propietarios, indus
triales, agricultores Y demas tulbaja
dores, que son los que pagan las equi
yoesciones, no Sc den cuenta de la
necesidad de formar un partido que
sepa seleccionar v llevar a Ia Legis-
latuhl hombres de tacto, barriendo
con los empleados inutiles, y faci-
litar medies de ayuda a la Agricul-
tura Y a la Industrill, hoy pre-ago-
MICA; mientras ESQ no8suceda, no ha-
bra redenci6n. possible.
Dicen nlgunas spersonas que prime
ro hay que solucionar la situacion po
Utica antes que la economical. En- cam
bio hay muchas personals que Green
To- contrafio.
= Es necesario hey mas que nunca
que plumas asf nsanejadas por hom-
bres como ell senor Capo Rodriguez,
Matos Bernier y otros, digan la YER
dad al pueblo, para contribuir a que
Puerto Rico Sc salve de un proximo
caos.
Nuestra felicitacion al Lcdo. Cap6
Rodriguez.
Ell Jfhlro de San LORENZO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11
LA SESSION. DE AVER
EN- Ell coNsEJo EXECUTIVE

Aver celebr6 reunion el Consejo Eje-
cutivo, bajo la presidencia del Gober-
padoT.
Sc trataron infnidad de asuntos que
estaban pendientes de resolution, y no
SO tomaron resoluciones respecto a los
miembros del Consejo, que han dejado
de pertenecer 6l, porque segdn nos
informaron, no fue possible dentro del
tempo matinal disponible, prepavar ma
da a ese respecto. Es muy possible que
en- la pr6xima reunion Sc hara asi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11
A LOS CoMERCIANTEs
cARAMELoS Y PHONES DE
AZUCAR


Habiendo reciIido una gran cantidad
dc Az1car la que hemos compradO a pre-
clio reduc1do podemos ofrecer dichos Ca
raynelos y phones I'M pFecio muy ba-
rato. -
Aacemos graSdes descuentos los 80
anres Comerciantes que tomen cantida-
des como tamb1Sn soicitamos Agentes
en- pueblos donde no est6n "a estable
ciGoS.
ofrecemos el Fancy Caramels'' en-
larss de nbras esmeradsmente pre-
sel, tados.
Para informes d1rijase al P. o, Box
1910. TelefOno 1899 R910 o M. Mendez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-11
DIRECTORIO
Ill BARBERIAS
SALON BUEN ToNo

isaf San jose No. s. M v
Ms ta1s
Salon Barberla, donds Sc trabaia al
gustO del parroquianO. Limmoza y
prontitud.
7. J. Palma.
s* Propietarios
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-07

well beneath the vinegar and cover air
tight again.
Try This Delicious Country Relish
Shell and cook one quart Of broad
or butter beans (somotimes called llma)
and cook four ears Of corn. Then cut
the corn from the ears, Peel twenty
hnall onions and parboil. Yaco In n
preserving kettle and add six green
chilies and six red chilies, cut In inch
pieces.
One large oauliao,oer, broken into
do,oerettes, COOKED until tender,
Ono quart Of celery, out " inch
pieces aud pdrboiied,
One quart Of snap beansS out IN tnoh
pieces and purboiled.
Add sufficient vinegar to cover within
two inches Of top Of vegetables with
Five tablespoons Of salt,
Ono-hdif ounce Of celery seed,
One ounce Of mustard seed.
Bring to boil and cook slowly for
thirty five minutes. Row place In q
mixing bowl
Too level tablespoons Of tumerio,
-Four ounces of dry mustard,
Three lepel tablespoons OF papriku,
One CUP Of broom sugar,
One and one.hdlf cups of flour,
One ctp Of tndter,
One-hap cup Of best sotad OIL
Dissolve the mustard, sugar ant
Hour and add to the prepared pickle
Stir well with large wooden spoon unit
mixture boils. Cook for one half hour
and fill into sterilized all-glass half,
pint jars. Seal and store In a coo
place.
This pickle is a splendid addition I,
the home preserve closet.
Grandma fuckers recipes are splen
did and hope she will send more t,
this corner. She is quite an authorit.
In her locality and folks for hundreds
of miles around have tested her recipes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-07
Breakfast Cloths, $3.50

SO inches square already hemmed, they are
damask in several attractive patterns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-07
Pecioes From Ozarks Are Sent DoDn
10 Mrs. Wilson's Cosmopolitan Kitchen
and Tomatoes Are Used in Interesting Combinations
r. These Relishes and Preserues-Pickled Red Cabbage

One cup Of toulnut meats, broken fine,
One pound Of prunes, stones removed
and cut IN hts,
One quart Of ptneoar,
Ttco pounds Of broom sugar,
Ttco Iepel tablespoons of salt,
Que level tablespoon Of pepper,
One level tablespoon Of ginger,
One leveb teaspoon Of cinnamon,
One lerel teaspoon of nutmeg,
One ounce Of mustard seed.
Bring to boil and stir constantly
to prevent burning. Cook until quite
thick. This usually requires one and
one half to two hours Fill into steril-
lied all-glass half pint jars. Senl
while scalding hot.
Ripe Chill Catsup
Wash fifty large red chilies and then
rub the hands we'll with salad oil. Now
cut of the tops and remove the seeds.
Chop fine. Place in preserving kettle
with
One quart Of vinegar,
One pint Of sitced onions,
One large root horseradish, put
through food chopper, ohopptno fine,
-Four level tablespoons Of salt,
One cup Of brotcn sugar,
Three tablespoons of celery seed,
Sic tablespoons Of mustard seed,
and following spices tied in piece Of
cheesecloth
One tablespoon Of cinnunon,
One teaspoon of nutmeg.
One.hdf teaspoon of allspice.
Cook the mixture slowly for two
| hours. Let cool and then rub through 2
fine sieve. Fill into half pint all glass
jars. Adjust the rubber and lid and sea-
securely. Place in preserving kettle
with cold water to neck Of far. Brinp
70 a boil and cook for twenty minutes
Remove. Cool and dip tops of jars in
melted parafin.
Chilli is Spanish for the large red
Picked Red Cabbage
Shred one medium sized head Of red
cabbage. Place In large pan Of water
and let stand one hour. Drain and then
turn on cloth to dry. Now place In
stone crock layer of cabbage and
sprinkle with salt. Use about two
thirds cip Of salt. Place a plate or
top and weigh down. Let stand twenty
four hours and then wash in plenty Of
cold water. Drain well. Now plac,
In preserving kettle
Three pints of cider pineqar,
One quarter ounce of celery seed,
halt ounce Of mustard seed,
and the following spices tied in piec,
of cheesecloth:
One cup Of pickHn0 spices,
Ttco boy leaves,
One teaspoon Of cayenne pepper,
Three tablespoons Of salt,
One halt cup of bro,on sugar.
Tie closely. Bring vinegar to boi
md cook slowly for fifteen minutes
Now add one pint of onion chopped fin
and cabbage. Stir well and bring t,
boil. Cook for Ave minutes and the,
turn in crock and let cool. Let stant
for three days; drain off the vinegar
Boil vinegar again with spice bag fo
five minutes. Pour over the cabbage
When cool tie with three thicknesSes o
wax paper over the top of jar Thi
pickle is ready for use in three weeks
Take out the quantity required ant
press the balance Of the cabbage dowr