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50. I25-IUST NORTH OF PARK RD ANn
1fth st.-Reautiful home: r & h. -ro".
DAVID r BARRY. 1907 II It NV. VI 1901
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SHERMAN AVE- EXTENDED GaSnT IKE
station; r"rt~I e. fN" r~r vear Prize.
81. .OO0. CAYWOOD WEnS & GNERFTr
INC. 915 Y Y. ave. NV.
NEAR I4TH NND PNEE wOpD-G 8 ROOMS
bath. elpc. lights. furrr'. heat Ii-g. Dot
Fine property fur e. .-nu GATEWurD :
BENNETT. 500 Continental Trust K!dg
Main 6594
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North Columbia Heights.

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RANDOLPH
ST.-Eight roms and bath and extra Law
story; front and rear pOrChes: hardwood
floors and trim: hot water heat: electric
lights. screens and awnings: two-car ga
rage. Price $1,000. McKEEvER & GOSS.
1i"T 70 st Main 4T52
CHARMING HOME OF SEWN WELL. AR.
ranged rooms: modern: bath; extra laws
tory; front. rear and sleeping porrhes: hot
wster heat: electric lights: hardwood 1oors
snd trim: pear garage. Price onlv s11.50o:
on convenient terms. Yon ran find no bet
Ter buy in this section. MrKEEYER & GOSS.
1A15 Eye st Main t7S2 SIS
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ARRANGED As TwO-FAMILY rr.AT:
brick house % rooms and bath: sll mod
srn improvements; finished room and shower
fn cellar; front and double rear porches;
space for garage: property Is ahout years
Old. Price, SO, 100: terms SHANNON
LUCHs. rs l4th st NV Main 2345-
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$4,000

Chaplin. W Of IIth-Fight rooms and
bath; elec-: garage. ScTIi-drtsch-d
50 500
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The New Generation
MArroIM AND JOAN SPEND THE EVENING
BY Jane Phelps


both WORK '"G''h'' why ,,,.
IA" diu"r"nc" IN IN" ""''"
TO Il" things ono woH'" ""E' nN.r, on...
"'''S "'"' ~ ',. ,,grys"
viewpoint about ","nI ,'" ,r,oL,..,
M"'"''' ''"uH"'
de"kn''"' an" 'u' ,,,.,,r,h Inn
WY S"'N'"' ,,, !, .c,un
py' We '",0 '"'" ,h,,,, In mt,
2" me th"' ~ '"' h',y. for
world the I"F" wv" P'''''
each other. ,,, ,,,
You NV" M" Sc'"nh 80,
m""inl Jon" "r'"" - NV, h..n y.
M"!''"m expect ~" h'"" ,r.t,
terribly di'"rP|'"'"' IN NV" War,no
III ""' ~ P,''' ,I NplcoI,n
%" VIII o." wiz" S'' "''
ar" together ,. , ,,,,,,,orcd
""''n ,.,..I y,,l.,lr, y,,
a BIZ "'H'tn'F. Hn' wv" ..,,,,.l,,,
ah" could not "'H'i} near ''"' .,,,,',
from "'H' Nv ''' ,o cro,,Io,-
neither could she endure 10 "'
ed.
You sc" | haven ""'h "N' ~ -
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pros'rnt'On against his shoulder. her
cheek. tho quality Of thick. cream-col-
cred velvet. crushed against the gram
OF his coat.
How that boy loves mol! B.!
lie withdrew her sharply.
ALWAYS kidding, AnIn't YOU nothinb
but II doll: amt you got nothing Dut
rawduM inside Of you? Amt you got
no rccI,ngH. no nothing. no hearth
Feel 1t bcniinE. way down In my
wrist"
"Cnnr Won learn that ITO nin't just
nm. long hn. hu' Can't you learn that
when n frllow'n been eating out his
heart and soul and vitnlk tho whole
six months he's boon plnyinB In the
rhuw with you. that Il amt no laugh
ing matter? Cunt you learn thaI
girI?"
She rrtrrntod. pouting TO her corner,
her richly curved lips quivcring
you can't talk to mo like that!
know what's eating You you're sore
about last night But you cant talk
10 mo like that"
He leaned TO her In Immediate con-
triton.
"L.o, ] didn't mean II. only some
fIu,cs with your cutting up Iiks yo''
didn't care. you drive mo crazy. that's
all. amt said nothing to you ABOUT
last night. have ]? Amt / been keeping
i, Inside OF me?? Only sometimes you
drive me crazy: you drive me crazy!
Lego my wrists.
II tell you when I see you cutting
ND from the swing with him down.
there In the wings and nearly forget
ling TO hurl the bar to me. l get 10
.rcIng things so black that-that us
n wonder don't miss the bar and
break my neck-break my neck
Lego my wrists
Il tell you 1t makes crazy man
out OF me to see you cutting UP Win
him. ! see black. tell you! ! got
dizzy with blackness"
Gee. the way you keep raving for
fear I won't swing that bar straight!
Don't be afraid. little boy. 1 been get
ting It TO you somehow for couple
of hundred performances. amt 1? Don't
be scared, Al: I'll take caro- OF you
A slow red spread to his ears and
down into his collar. but his voice re-
ma,ned carefully below the rumble OF
the train.
You wouldn't dare talk that why to
me, 10, II IL was "a |Su'
friend who was directing the show.
You know pretty we'll you gotta be NJ
careful each time you swing that bar ,
out TO me as II you'd never done II be-
core You don't want mo 10 land Win
A broken back. do yOu?'
81 told YOU Id take care or you
! Iiiiln boy"
I lyon cant tAnialize mo that way!
| You know that amt ~hAtn eatfnB me
| / wasn't with Nrn0's star Acrobat ACT
! Tor four years Ia b, biuffud orr ny
ltIlo eItin,nEhnla sp1"ialiy act that
J IInI could dn Ia NY nlanp
well. ir y"m AIM s'hfoh. you nos
! IT,, on"ugh
| Il dldn'I open itiglsY'n rahdo~'le b'iI
! with n aoin irhpero n"i Tor Two years
net - l'arn bow - grab n bar Wats
| a,vuug "ui 10 mo by "a girl that's too
hury nIrlIug with tho stage director
down IN tho wings 10 watch out what
! she's doing"
| II, dIdrr oven awervo hnlf an inch
! last hight. you said so yourself"
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Z HAPPIER 10


,,,,,. rn..5 m. sclc.
-, , ro,lr, Intended 70 DO patient
W., - I'm her He knew how she
nv ",, h,omsht No. how she had been
,"',.,.,..1 AID nuowrd ,o follow her own
I'm a., 5.t.rmlncd over and over
a'., -. ,,,a,,I, M, ,,dsr her as he would
'."' ~ ron. ~, ho found himself
20" N"'' nH.ri,g n Gloria Freeman
,','''>, 49, lam did. or what HortenSo
M"u'' u" 90 - - ~ tho free und
'"''''''''" - 49,. .,naln
''sy ""'' W ,,,n,,,.,, q, reproot no
'h"' '"', , .rhnt ,hc hnd snapped
very "',' >,',''-.,a,nI time, when he at
M" up H"o' -. ,,nrrIpv thar hr tried
""''', - a., ,,nI-r ho round dIrlculr
o. ...,r ,,,cr should mako so
'""' "' ,a, ,yD,n't TO bc calmly
t'"' WV" "''
endure" -''"'''" bad returned
Martha an" ",i ',' Ito and Malcolm
from th"sr "eoo'"s ~ hanDv even
md Joan hau spent ' ,''H. o., nm pcar
Ing w!'h them IN '""'r '''''o , I'D co,n.
the College. II was M SO ,'t s.'ny ,hn,
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a., ,.,.or ,o,.,.r,,u,, crcu,Hrrs Of wood
,,,L ,Lc ,r,.I,, coughing at even IN
,, Ni., Iu;udy's brilliant head
,,.', i,.t, ,,,,,I,,u ,I,c rcd plush inert
en-, ,,,,,,I l.,r u,nI4t lutIr nco with
q I,,.y rlI,lic Of handkerchief
..y.hc,y, ,;od.., country lac calls this"
"rnr Il lii,Ir kid Hike you that never
h,.u .,yrsl of Trenton don't know enough
uI,,.uI the map to mud her own nom"
:, u.. ,.,,, - m, r.urk through II
yy,l, nm Won ncrn doing ""ost tn coast
l,,,,. ~, ha,c If you ihuk this ia n
ran., ,nruIt wr'," pia}ing. wait ~! "n
-, ON ia" wr"H, "ld" ~ hnnn"h '.F,
gay. th'y don't com" n" "''"''r '''''''
tho last i"nr "" rI'y'"' ,.r,,,
- '"'"'' !" "'' ,'"' ''' HAT
W"""'n' manu- w. .,,a,,ILc,, her
." 81 ''' ,,i,uI.h
"Nm ,. rrcrc.. little
,I,I,, ,,,r, nr the rnuntrv, with
'''"' .,, nur ,,uunJ tho station
.,,.,, ,,,,.cJ and white franz"
Nv, ,,, ,,.,d' or white picket fences
"""''' ,,r,,,.,, vim tr.ca meeting
,.,,, ,.o, ,,,c,n and we'll. tell you
,. ,,,lo o,, here that makes FOR
..,,,.I ,,rc,., Io,, like n Tad dream
G,,. ,rrmpIcd M ngalnat tho window
I'm brr chIu r,,urrd in her rain.
81 .u,c the dunn We played in lag,
rtrLt rnr Wlrr" tho white frames
was MI :,harka and TN" h"t"' mp over
tho rrnccry "'pr" mares the l'r'G"S
h"u'c IN Newark '"'h Inv 80
"IliEG!nSEiIIc IL '"I''n u'r'
l0n don ma 1t ",' '"' ~ .,ra,o
V'l.c circuits. h"' 'c",' a.I,,,I, o.,
GIn2;t ever? tlfi'f i'' ~ w
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f.. ,..u nnrl.o the 'irr' hp'I"" 80 POI
,y, IL, hnuL4' T." D." t'' ""/ "''''''''
,t,, ,,,. ,.r ihcm 81 e." y"n ""' "''''
+, room, y"ur "'s" I'll '"t"s'
40 r,u ,. lal.l"E tho "th'' "a2
.,...,,, ,,., aut,,,rau,s - - h"t"' 80 OIL"
,,ro ,.r tue n"r' u"r"inr h''"'' 81 '''
,,,, Tho hor" nnH VII" VIII" a"'"
l,,oly rslIs ." understand 90 "p'''' ''
lin, ,.no In n ports,, h""H"k'"r'' ~"
. rho hnrrc LUruiifulY hnt n" !"
h,,,,,,.ly cut uC aympathy Win ava
,,,JualrnI thruKhtrul t"nNp"ra""nt'
orJ ,,kra no Interest in tho business '"
which no IL 30 ardcuty devoted.
,Scre dlsCuaslng tho character OF t"''
woman and presently vCcred :" aus,
cusslun Of what Ne thought Sn' '""N'u
Ike And behold there we're almost -
many conceptions rs there ""ro t'Ne'N
Az We Pictured Her.
0,o womAn declared she was sur"
Nob., Was IA small. delicate l""k'"E
,..,spr with very r"aned small Features
Two others Thought e her ~ large ana
,l,,L Where We gut the impression
NON. ny us could tell. hut al E,h
ynuu,. idea rhry cam" from \ ''t''h
uassags which described tho her"
watching he - Hhr Jay Sleeping l
turned - this pAssAs" "Hd t""Hd th''
the ,IIy s,uId> Ul description "ere h""
u,trrly calm her face wha. lac moved
,,,tn l,, uns-r u trrra uf hair That htd
fallen acruss her face Not very dehn
tie surely
I.rsr did rul Ia short Inssa8e ~
d.-,Iiutiuu and thiA WAS what II sniI
"dho hrd inrnot "a long n"so AMI iidr
ul,aaod har fuI sho had On'a road 7"'''"
,yhste that luGH n"Hes woIe 1Ilni"'i"'"
f,ho sttnk,d Lrr n"Ha 40 Shn road Ii'i
.,,,utI, ,lun waH pale though THIS ~"'
r,,harn rsnEErrntod ~ Iot '"I"lhE
uhl,h was dab Iirr foni"''n woi'
poti,onlly regular and n"li' ""hT a.
nnod ,hnugh hor oy"a wor" ~" toast tat
InrIIuod - 10 prominent
Tst We Thought nhs waa nl"nd-
Tuu't Il uat"nlahlnK !" md how N''iN
Of thnt dosrrIptI"n hnd entered int" "nt
conCeutIua "r tho npp"ut"m"o ~ ih'
character
auspcCt great UIRry "t ~ hnv" =
ray when "" At" r"mlul'd by 'hnt
scteTR personality or Fou""m' w" know
Of identifying tho two III personal ap-
pearauce also. aud | shouldn't wonder
if that was what We wore i,ii DOING I'm
tho ENJOYABLE Mabel
another trick In which | sometime
catch myself Is this. m" author says
NJ his character that lie or she has a
certain feature that reminds us OF s"tEe
ono we know single dimple on tho
I,tt hand side OF the face, broad white
Forehead. = strong square jaw-and I'm
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EVER EVER GREEN
CopywrIght 1919. by Harper and Brothers
Bv FANNIE HURST


ur,,r, arargcunsa Syndicate Inc
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
IF WE COULD SKETCH THE HEROINE

inodIuItly ~, um'"nh'i"uaif give tho
, haIa,Ici lno v"i s"n.n wIl"io appear
auCe
The Name W"rdH Means DlfsTsnt
ThlnRs.
'3uup"aU "a certain b. 'H had lOhhbb
I,ndors rnd nurI,',no 0n'n ono w"Io u"
lao icnrnrurlIs plTtoh ~lth tho I."wnI q"
aEai,h u il,ruIn Of tho h"r"Ius an h"
yI-lu,r hcrt I Imagine w" ah"ulh hrVo
roo 400 rlrtur"H. -" iw" r""lI" lm I"
,ry 81 lru.nOn Inhabitants Nnih"r nm
Iut~rcrt'uH ld"r. don't r"u lhluE "i''"
oarh would Theoretically drnw III" IN
,rirntIuu FROM tho EnmN w"'d' ono
more testimonial 20 ~" dtug"rhuE "'hs-
deity - tho written or spoken word
Tomorrow-Guss Your Noighbor'H
Age.
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All lnnur'"q ad0r"f""h :" w. ''"'''
IN caro- ~ IA" Il"nIth INKS "''"
rn"ut viii l." answered ~ th"H" '"',','"'
,r ,,,Ir turn This requires consider
IN, time however. owing to IN" great
,,,,.h,r received. So # n personal or
,.,,,,l.. go. r.rly is desired. n stamped ana
...Ir addressed cnyrl"p" must b" on
,in,cl with tho qucstion.--The Editor
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ITO b. Continued Thursday1

Sharplcy There's Dogbcrry: hiss
slept only two hours a day for tho last
flvo years.
Snoddy-IIow remarkable.
Sharpley-Yes. he takes most OF his
rest at night you know.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20

Wm. Hamilton, one Of the early
settlers q; of the Horsehead Valley, and
later Postmaster Ct Temyik, under
went & very grave emergency opers-
ton Tor the relief Of intestinal Oh,
sHuction at the Wolyerton hospital,
Sunday fteEnoon yhile Mr. Ham
ilton's conditt ittion i still critical, III II
somewhat better than yesterday, ana
DR. Volverton has considerable hope
'of the patient ultimately recovering. !.
Mrs.: Bessie sandbere ! sister of M.
Hamilton, arrived from Minneapolis
Tuesday evening tp Be with wiith her.
broth
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

There will be services Sunday, July
2S, ct Martins Congregation at 1880
Z. "a. ana 2:s0 p: "a a AZ 7:45 SER
vice ID Linton &:
IS July soth, at 1890 8. M; service
in Linton; ct 2:s0 p. ia. service IN
:Rethlehem; ut :A6 r. M, service n
Linton in American language s3t..
4 Everybody cordially invited 10 Ut
tend our services -ass sss.5i 81
LEO. sEEMANN, Pastor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20
LABOR 1RcULAR

State-Federal Labor Agencies are
now opened to attempt to supply the
demand for harvest laborers with
these in charge: Fargo, Mrs. M. b.
Bowe; Bismarck, Herman Brocopp;
Grand Forks, care Of D. B. Morris,
County Agent; Minot, Clyde y. Mel
son; Devils Lake, Michael Noonan;
oakes, Ed. Stock; jamestown, Mrs.
Mabel Foreman. care County Agent.
We are suggesting to these Agen.
cies that they cooperate to the full
est extent with the County Agents Of
the various Counties, Secretaries Of
Commercial Clubs, and any local La
Dor Agencies organized and operating
without profit. The State-Federal
Employment Agencies are operated
absolutely free and any attempt to So
slicit or take pay or commission being
heavily pehalized by law.
In answer to advertisements, print
ed in leading daily papers in the
south, in making a call for harvest
help, we have received hundreds Of
letters from a good class Of help, who
invariably state they do not have
funds to purchase railway tickets, or
who felt that the regular rcte was
prohibitive for a person coming to
take in the harvest work. Up to
this time our appeals to Washington
and to the Railway Companies them
selves, have availed us little in an
effort to secure reduced rate for
this transient help. The Railway
Companies stated they would be glad
to cooperate in this matter if pos.
sible, but their answers were general
" the same and one General Passen-
ger agent writes: "If the1 denressicus
in fares could be limitedftt harvsst;
hands. the pros5fissiihh III would j u sl,upseI
one, one, easy Of solution, as We could
adopt regulations and restrictions as
would insure these fares being limited
to the class Of business for which they
We're instituted. Under the Inter-
State Commerce Law. however, we
cannot discriminate between passen-
gers or inquire as to the mission or
purpose Of person purchasing trans
portation. All must be treated alike
and q reduced rate offered for any
one class of business must be extend
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20
Co GOVERNMENT HOLLIS UP ROAD
Highway Project South from Linton
Awaiting o. x. Of Federal OF.
fcials. Contractors Waiting to
Begin Work. ssS

There is considerable speculation.
as to why the Federal highway pro.
ject south from Linton is not being
pushed. The editor Of the Record
last week took up the matter with
Auditor Brant, and was informed that
the project has not yet been o. KID
BY the Federal authorities. Mr.
lRrant telegraphed Senator McCum-
.ber, who took the matter up with the
road bureau in Washington. Their
letter to him was forwarded to Mr..
,Blrant, and sets forth their reasons
Tor the delay "a giving their o.. K. to
the prof The Federal authori-
ties claim that they will not O.. &
this road because it leads to the
South Dakota line, and that South.
'lsta authorities have as yet failed
.tos give assurance that they will plan
to meet the North Dakota road At the
state line is believed locclly that
the authorities il Washington have q
wrong lunch on this = proposition The
1pro1ectS sonth from Lintdn will be
needed even though the road never
Roes to South Dakota as the con-
nectlon With the cIntoah county seat
win 8, y y md sby \ way 81 Hull and
] Hasue l'.t:! +. u reeson given for hold
Ing IN the ncad might aprly if: the
:, work ORDERED - q done south Of Hull.
-os sssiun sssossq.s 3ou sl 4sq9 ana.
ton y stelse1..v soon to- secure the
approval re 4 tie santhorities,
there will not ~ time thia year Is ret
sheS work dom
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20

The Aztec calend consists Il !
year of 10 mont ID
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20
INDEPENDENTS ELECT COUNTY
CtIAIRMEN

Two Close Fights Develop in Choosing Republican and
Democratic County Chairmen. Both
Are Independents.
Republican and Democratic according law
their independent success
full victory Dr. Dewitt Baer Of
Baddock elected republican chairman
Of 20 to 49, Every county having right
in his seat when the appointed hour
time and elected Dr. j. Wells A. R.
The democrats having smaller membership held their meeting
holding the court
leaguers and political rmmers including those
Every break into
bridge ring were trying
to play league commeemen chairmanshp
When the the primary, developed
nineteen independents precinct
there The eague had elected fifteen committeeman
three due them BY virtue of their three legislative
residing this provided by
cnct between John Stanton Lacquer
Logan township Shortly eleven o'clock Yesterday morning
both appeared office and tipped coin
to decide the tie Mkese the independent the saving
the entire committee from being split
bridge ring including c. Lynn candidates for states
and Ata candidate for
work throngh both factions
Fosle for ei1nan eosld grab eoupe q
psndents The easasrs switch
s5S s4fss @ 40 T "a
county, been considered al ana
story was trying to put sehott over for
chairman and to Kremer sckers beat
Foge Fortunately the independents gettogehr
prior to the regular meeting At that
ACTUALLY ENTER CANDIDATE Baer
Bddok Not independent ayside through As
had asked for and had
position Athas untrue
Il had also been
that se had written to the imaginary scho
deal That also was thoroughly and entirely
So much for the republican camp mum
Der antdge ring democrats had rallied around
~ Wells before meeting once Of the democratic
committeeman contact with Messs Atha Barger
Linton supposng them independents this committeeman
asked supporting for democratic chairman
Aha and Barger informed him that A. Cowne Linton
This delegate meeting about
be called Corwine However S. Freeman
committeeman from the third ward Linton placed the
before the committee and he wased despite
the loss OF couple Of votes through the misunderstanding
that the best way for him to gain
to hammer the Record fencerdng
til they did before the committee
mng His attempt speaking people in the
him. because IL had been supposed that
territory lay in the precincts
this fall although primary In any event. he
drove votes from himself BY
year However the Records success
depends keng quiet while pull pulled
tried 70 pull then we're willing take chances
The republican secretary Mr. j. Jaeger
Of Hague consishsng and
secretary and Messrs. VIM Cvernga indepen-
dents and ME- Sam democrats elected M
corne meeting. themselves were ex
reme tame the having put their best ks into
the preparatory fight first time since the league was
have been able to elect republican
chairman Committee memb.s to be
their qualities Eide allowed his h,ryesne
sway from tie meeting And n
one either side broke from his neither
ise ssf s 9 s''s e e ~ their owns hs''''
Wn Hamilton of ts esnaiss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20
LINTON AND HAzELToN ARE
TIED s y;9 ;

Strasburg Takes Leaders Into Camp.
Linton Beats Braddock, and Ma
poleon Wins Over Hague.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-20

game. With q man on, second and
one on third, erounder was hit to
Woods. Woods fumbled and the man
on third scored. Woods recovered
the ball and threw to Stewart at first,
the man on second continuing home.
Stewart threw to Mohn.. who was
catching. and nailed the runner at the
plate. In the ninth. Braddock
threatened trouble. but an unassisted
double stopped the fun. The first
man up singled. The next man hit
q fiv ball at first, the runner being
nearly to second on an attempted
steal. Stewart caught the ball,
touched first and two were down.
The last man struck out.
Worms pitched q fine game for the
visitors. only four hits being made
on his delivery. However what hits
were made came at critical times.
Angel singled to center with Woods
on second who scored r. Bertheau
hit the longest drive that has been
made on the local diamond this year,
man Delne On secono g t"e t,ne = q =.
Aleneuen tne umpire called bertneau
ous lor Ianne g .oucn second one
score sounteu y was enou9n town. l.
1.aa, fnken: ~. Wolkink WIN Dum ank.e'
pa'cneu : peausl.u, game slx nits rs
Were =. msas .wo = tnem De,ng scratcn.
e, 81 nls nl.s Wsle seas.eled ano dlo l[
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of celery seed, one pint of best olive
oil and slice of alum size of small
hickory nut, dissolved in little hot
1 water. Mix all together carefully;
! then cover with cold cider vinegar.
The pickle may be used in a week, but
is better after two or three weeks.
1t is best to put in Mason jars and
seal, but will keep well in a stone
jar in a very cool place.
BEET RELISH-On quart chopped
. cabbage; one quart cooked, chopped
beets, one quart grated horseradish,
two cupfuls sugar, one tablespoonful
salt, one teaspoonful black pepper
and, one-half teaspoonful cayenne.
Mix, cover with cider vinegar, fill jars
and seal.
CLIPPED PEARS-Seven pounds
of sliced pears, three pounds of sugar.
Let stand over night; add juice and
grated rind of one lemon, generous
piece of ginger root scraped and
peeled or one large tablespoon of
ground ginger. Let come to boil and
them simmer until thick.
PICKLED PEACHES pounds
brown sugar, two cups of vinegar,
one ounce stick cinnamon, one-quar-
ter ounce whole cloves, four quarts of
peaches. Boil, sugar, vinegar and
spices for twenty minutes. Dip the
peaches quickly in hot water then rub
off the fuZz with cloth. Cook a
few peaches at time in the syrup I'M
til tender. Pack in steriliZed jars Ad
just rubbers and fill each jar to over
flowing with the hot syrup. Seal i'm
mediately.
SWEET TOMATO PICKLES-One
half peck green tomatoes, four on
ions, four green peppers, one cup
salt, one-half cup white mustard
seed, two teaspoons pepper, three tea
spoons cinnamon, three teaspoons all
spice, three teaspoons cloves, two
quarts vinegar, one pound of brown
sugar. Chop tomatoes, onions and
peppers; cover with salt and allow to
stand over night. Drain, and add to
vinegar, spices and sugar which have
been heated to boiling. Cook fifteen
minutes and seal in sterilized jars.
SYRUPS FOR CANNING FRUITS
If thin syrup is desired use one part
Of sugar to two parts of water. This
is for sweet fruits If you prefer a
medium syrup for berries and sweet
fruits, one part of sugar to one part
of water is about right, while thick
syrup is best made with two parts
sugar to one part water. The thick
syrup is for use with sour fruits. To
make the syrup add sugar to boiling
water. Stir until all sugar is dis
solved and boil two to three minutes.