Ï LOVER
hint as to who came th u s by stealth
and o th er things m eant for the men In
to h e r door and left th e token of love SPURRED RESTA TO VICTORY
the front line. T hese things w ere un
The girl spent many a long hour
loaded a t a certain distance back. In
In try in g to find cu t th e Identity oi
th a t capacity I w ent to th e Argonne,
h er se cret wooer, but w ithout coming
and was a t the b attle of Vauquols, at
S U B J E C T T O W H IC H MORE A T
th e end of February. I had come to Instead of Open Rivalry He Used a step n ea rer the solution of the puz
T E N T I O N S H O U L D BE G IVEN .
zle. Unconsciously she was falling •
know Colllgnon very well. I know
victim to her stealthy lover’s tactics
Indirect Methods That Ap
th a t Colllgnon w as repeatedly offered
Try as th e might, she could not«ex-
a commission, b ut he w anted to carry
pealed
to
Her.
Well for Cook to “Think Up” New
orcise th e spell.
e colors of th e regim ent. He was
French Composer Tells of Musi a th splendid
Ways of Serving Food, With the
Mrs.
Browning
seemed
to
be
as
puz
figure, w ith his white beard,
Idea of Getting Away From
By H A R M O N Y W E L L E R .
zled a3 she was herself, although Isa
and th e ro sette of the Legion of Hon'
cians Playing Till All But
Unappetizing Monotony,
W hen Mrs. Browning read th e ad bel a t tim es had Indulged In the sus
or on his b re a s t H e could not w ear
One Fall.
the m ilitary shoes and m ost of the vertisem ent in the board and a p a rt picion th a t h er m other was In some
P erh ap s In no departm ent of wom
tim e he w ent barefooted. L ater he ments w anted column th e turned to way an accom plice In th e m ysterious
an ’s w ork is it so easy to get into
affair. F or a briet ana glorious mo
wore sandals. It was a t Vauquols th a t ie r d au ghter Isabel.
a groove as in catering. However
WROTE MARCH IN TRENCHES he was killed. O ur men had sought "How would you like to board ment, also, Isabel suspected Donald
good th e food may be, it fails to be ap
shelter in the cellars of ruined houses these six young men who are looking Stew art, but h er next meeting with
preciated as it should, if it lacks va-
In th e village. In a heavy rain of bul for Just such a place as th is?” She him In town disabused her mind of
riety, w rites a contributor to the Queen
Camille Decreus, French Composer, lets from m achine guns, Collignon passed the paper to the daughter, th e idea. The Scotchm an had seemed
(London). To avoid this, It is a wise
rushed out from such a shelter to res who had flushed excitedly at the v-ven more gloomily reserved than
Describes Death of Colllgnon—
plan to keep a menu book, also notes
cue a com rade who had fallen wound thought of six young men in the usual, and Isabel retu rn ed home after
Telle of Life In Trenches
of new dishes to be tried, and also
luncheon and a m atinee w ith him in
ed. A shell b u rst n ea r him and killed house during an entire i ¿nmer.
With French Soldiers.
frequently to consult a cookery book
Isabel read the advertisem ent aloud a more or less depressed sta te of
him.
to refresh th e memory and stim ulate
"H e was burled a t the front, and It is if h er m other had not already pe mind.
New York.—H aving served as a
one of th e new ideas.
She determ ined to see no m ore of
volunteer In the arm y until Incapaci was not until a fte r my ’reform ation,’ rused Its contents.
Stew art. Mrs. Browning had been
L ists a re also m ost valuable, as it
W’anted,
by
six
city
men,
room
and
or
honorable
discharge,
th
a
t
the
me
tation through rheum atism brought
quite rig h t in her surm ise. Had Isa
Is well worth the trouble to arrange
about bis honorable discharge, Camille m orial service took place a t Fontaine board for sum m er months. Must be
them for reference; a list of break
Decreus, a well-known F rench com bleau. I had composed my ‘March le a r sea bathing. Plain cooking and bel possessed less common sense than
fast dishes, one of m eats and joints,
poser and pianist, who two years ago F u n eb re’ between trip s from the depot borne com forts. Fifty dollars a w eek was h e r fortunate endowment she
would have made herself unutterably
an
o th er of sw eets, and one of cakes,
for
th
e
half
dozen.”
to
th
e
front
trenches.
m ade a tour of this country with
“It was a t Vauquols th a t happened
T he girl laughed am usedly. “One wretched for love of Donald Stew art.
T here is a story connected with would do much to avoid monotony.
Ysaye, th e violinist, has ju s t arrived
As it was, however, h e r anonymous Dario R esta’s brilliant record-sm ash
Now break fast dishes In these
here, and Is a guest of ez-Senator an Incident th a t I suppose stands would th in k they were new-M d eggs
love affair served to lighten h er de^ ing victory In Chicago’s first 500-mile days of high-priced eggs and bacon do
W illiam A. Clark a t the la tte r’s coun alone in this war, th e charge of a regi rath er th an tw entieth-century young
m ental band a t th e head o ' troops. men. I th in k it would be a great lark pression and also to prevent her from International auto derby. Even hap present a difficulty, afid both fore
try place n ear Greenwich, Conn.
Nowadays
the bands are usually kept to have them ,” she said finally, "and forming a deep attach m en t fev any pier than D ario himself, who was re thought and »xtra tim e for prepara
M. Decreus was a m em ber of the
of h e r six ard e n t adm irers.
warded with th e handsom e sum of tion are needed here. Rissoles may
sam e regim ent w ith Colllgnon, form er at th e rear. B ut a critical moment perhaps I could give up my shop w ork
One m orning Isabel discovered in
prefect, general secretary to th e pres came. O ur men had th ree tim es a t tor th e sum m er and ju st stay hem e the h e a rt of h e r bouquet of deep red 823,000 for his efforts, was Mrs. be made out of m ere scraps of m eat
Resta, who was glad to see h er hus and potatoes; half a pound of sausage
ident of th e republic, and councilor tacked the G erm ans, and th rice bad to help you. We could m anage nicely
roses a box containing an exquisite band come home th e victor In the m eat will m ake quite a large dish. Re
of the state, who a t the age of fifty- been repulsed. T he colonel felt th a t t>n $50 a week, w ith the vegetables
solitaire ring. She alm ost flew to her contest. H er joy was Increased by m ains of tongue, beef, or ham can
eight enlisted. Insisted upon rem ain a tim e for suprem e effort had arrived. from o u r garden and our own fresh
m other’s room, her cheeks crimson th e fact th a t h er husband finished be minced and flavored and mixed
eggs.”
He
summ
oned
the
leader
of
the
band.
ing a private, and whose memory Is
and h e r eyes starry.
"
‘P
u
t
your
men
a
t
th
e
head
of
the
“L
et’s
sit
rig
h
t
down
then
and
an
w ithout any injury to himself. The with crum bs and served on hot toast,
now perpetuated at every roll call of
“M other,” she cried breathlessly, speed king adm its th a t his wife was or h eated w ith thick gravy and served
the gallant Forty-sixth Regim ent of regim ent, strik e up th e “M arseillaise,1 swer them or someone else may get
holding th e jew el aloft, “my stealthy really th e goal th a t spurred him on on a fried creton, or used to stuff to
Infantry, as is th a t of La T our d’Au- and lead them to victory,' he com them as boarders,” Mrs. Browning
lover ask s me to w ear th is ring and to victory. Mr. and Mrs. R esta were m atoes o r eggs, or to fill a savory
¿aid
in
her
usual
^nergetic
manner.
manded.
vergne, first grenadier of th e repub
thus proclaim my engagem ent to him! m arried shortly a fte r th e la st Van pancake.
Ox kidney and New Zea
She
had
never
taken
boarders
to
"T
he
b
an
d
m
aster
saluted.
He
called
lic.
W hat shall I do?”
derbilt cup races, in which R esta land kidneys can be stewed, curried,
M. Decreus knew Colllgnon, and his m usicians and told them w hat was Help keep out th e ir ra th e r lim ited ln-
She laughed a trifle hysterically, landed first honors.
or m ade into kidney to ast; kedegree
a fte r the la tte r’s death, In the in te r expected. Then the forty of them took :ome, b ut recently she had noted
for h e r h ea rt was prom pting h er to
can
be m ade w ith eith er fish or eggs;
with
m
otherly
apprehension
th
a
t
h
er
th
eir
positions.
Our
line
was
reform
ed
vals of duty, he composed th e funeral
haddock toast, o r fishcakes, steaks of
la u g h ter’s cheeks had been gradually slip th e ring on h er finger and to w ear
m arch which was a feature of the me' The b an d m aster waved his baton.
“ ‘Allons, en fan ts de la P atrle! osing color and th a t her step was it boldly for th e whole world to see. IS THE OLDEST BLACKSMITH hake o r cod fried, fillets of haddock
mortal service held at Fontainebleau
“I th in k I should w ear his ring,
dipped in b atter and fried, grilled
recently, and which M. Decreus had rang out, and th e men took up the weary as she made h er way hom e
dearie,” th e m other suggested softly, Michigan Man Is Eighty-six Years of m ackerel o r herrings, are all good.
ward
from
the
day’s
business.
Mrs.
song.
F
ran
ce
was
calling
upon
them
arranged.
Age and Still Shoes
kissing h er daughter's flushed cheeks.
The occasional bacon can be helped
“I was a t Juvlsy with my friend to do or die. T he band sta rted out on Browning felt convinced th a t she ‘‘It may be the only way to make him
Horses.
out w ith fried bread one morning,
:ouId
m
ake
enough
money
a
t
least
the
double-quick,
as
if
on
rapid
parade.
T ourret when the w ar broke out, and
reveal him self in the flesh—now th a t
sau te potatoes another, and a third
one
sum
m
er
by
taking
in
the
six
'or
The
G
erm
ans
m
ust
have
rubbed
th
eir
we had been guests of Senator Clark
Homer, Mich.—The oldest black used m erely as a garnish to a dish of
he seem s to have won you in the
a t his chateau of Ivry, a t Petitbourg, eyes. No m usician carried a weapon, Young men as boarders, and it would spirit.”
sm ith in Michigan—probably th e old sheep’s liver. H om em ade potted meat,
issuredly
be
a
diversion
for
the
too
But
they
w
ere
carry
in
g
th
e
’M
arseR
n ear by,” said M. Decreus. “1 had
“He w rites th a t he will—he will— est in th e United S tates. T h at's w hat beef-anil-bacon galatin, and rabbit
never been In the army. When my lalse’ ag ain st th e foe. T hen cam e the luiet Isabel. So th ree rooms, w ith hold m e in his arm s—today.” She Jacob L. Lyon of H om er believes he pie o r mold all help to make a
^reat
double
beds,
were
aired
and
continuous
rattle
of
th
e
m
achine
guns.
class was first called to the colors I
slipped th e ring on h er finger and is. He will be eighty-six years old change; and please add scones or hot
was rejected because of failure to pass The band m arched on, th e ir ranks reshened up, th e unused tennis court covered h e r burning face with her next January. And if th ere are any
rolls occasionally, and a dish of fresh
was
rolled
and
all
the
possibilities
thinning
a
t
every
step.
T
he
leader
the physical examination. But when
com petitors for the honor, Mr. Lyon fru it once or tw ice a week.
hands.
or
sum
m
er
pleasure
were
made
at-
w
ent
down.
The
co
rn
etlsts
followed
our country was threatened, my friend
Mrs. Brow ning smiled serenely. hopes to rem ove all doubt by rem ain
ractive. A new ham mock was hung
A beetroot sim m ered in strong,
T ourret and I, unlike many French him. T he drum m ers and th e ir instru
T here w as a conscious look In her ing a t the anvil for many more years, clea r stock is nice, or carro ts boiled
rom
th
e
pear
tree
and
quick-growing
m
ents
collapsed
in
th
e
sam
e
volley
a rtists and musicians who flocked to
“You see, my fath e r lived to be
faded eyes. "Be patient, dearie,” she
th is country, and who have, I fear, In less th an five m inutes every man of /ines w ere planted around the sum- counseled fondly. "I th in k I can fore etghty-two, but he had two brothers in stock and p ut through a sieve, and
ner house.
th e puree m ade th e rig h t consistency
the
forty
was
lying
upon
th
e
ground
created an Impression in America th at
“They can ’t resist us,” Mrs. Brown- see g reat happiness in store for you.” who lived to be ninety-four and ninety- w ith nicely flavored stock. A puree
a Frenchm an following such a profes killed or wounded, th a t Is, w ith one
six
years
old,”
he
declares.
“So
I
All day long Isabel was in a fever
of brussels sprouts or marrow are both
T h a t w as a trom bone ng told herself, and in her h eart she
sion places It above patriotism and exception.
:herished the hope th a t Isabel would of excitem ent and expectation. She have a few m ore good years in me good, and onion, celery, tom ato, len
m ilitary service, felt we owed some player.
ie in som ew here in the background could n o t keep Donald Stew art out y e t ”
til, or haricot soups a re all easily
Instrument Shot Away.
thing to France, and volunteered.
Mr. Lyon h asn ’t m issed a day a t his m ade; so is a smooth w hite soup, half
is an added attractio n when the young of h e r thoughts for a single moment,
"Hld
whole
In
stru
m
en
t
was
shot
They rejected T ourret, but they took
shop
In
several
years.
His
arm
is
as
aw ay except th e m outhpiece and the nen cam e down to inspect the prem- although she had resigned herself com powerful and he is as active as the m ilk and half w ater, w ith onions, po
me.
pletely to meeting h e r m ysterious
tatoes, and leeks sim m ered in it, and
slide, to which his fingers were ses.
Describes Life In Trenches.
Isabel was n ot a t home, however, lover an d was im patient for his com man, forty years his junior, who is his rubber through th e sieve.
fastened.
He
did
n
ot
know
It.
Ho
"In two days we w ere at Solssons,
when the young men came, but Mrs. ing. She did not w ear the solitaire employee.
Of fish, again if th e m ore expensive
and Immediately we were sent to the still blew, and w orked th e slide. It Browning saw to it th at, Isabel or no publicly un til evening, w hen she had
He lives w ith his wife, who is sev
trenches. T h at w'as In August. Now was only a ghostly ‘M arseillaise’ ho Isabel, she was going to have her six donned h e r dainty pink gown for the enty-seven years old, in a pleasant kinds are tabooed, there is a fresh
haddock, boiled, with parsley sauce,
at th a t point I m ust confess th a t life was playing, b ut th e sp irits of his lum m er boarders.
dance a t th e club. She had not felt little home only a few yards from the o r stuffed and baked; cod fried in bat
In th e trenches was not very exciting. dead com rades played with him, and
blacksm
ith
shop.
heroic
enough
in
her
secret
betrothal
The men were com pletely delighted
ter, w ith pickled w alnuts; grilled
Since Septem ber both sides have held with th a t fragm ent of a trom bone he with th e ir new abiding place. Every to parade it before six pairs of in
w hiting, stuffed or baked m ackerel, or
about the Bame positions, with th e ex led th e way to victory. T he trench thing seem ed so com fortable and quisitive m asculine eyes until then.
hake w ith horse-radish sauce.
was
taken.
H
alf
of
th
e
band
had
S
OLDEST
GERMAN
BIBLE
ception of the Incident In January,
W ithin half an hour a fte r she en
homelike, they declared. When, the
when the riv er rose, carried off a died on th e field of honor.
tered
th
e
hall
six
pairs
of
keenly
ob
Lemon tee Cream.
"You have p erhaps read statem en ts ir s t n ig h t at dinner, Isabel cam e into
Volume In Minnesota Historical Soci
bridge and left p art of our force on
;he dining room looking like nothing serv an t m asculine eyes—n ot to men
ety Weighs More Than Fifty
One q u art sw eet cream, yokes of
Its farth er side. T he Germans Imme th a t th e G erm ans w ere lashed to can so much as a newly blossomed pink tion h alf a hundred belonging to the
Pounds.
six eggs, w hite of one egg, three-
diately attacked and forced the French non. Of th a t I have no proof, but with rose, th e six men exchanged sw ift gentler sex—had discovered the gleam
my own eyes I have seen G erm an sol
fourths of a pound of sugar, juice of
back over to the main body.
ing
jew
el.
Six
agitated
sum
m
er
board
;lances.
St. Paul.—T he larg est book in the four lemons, Juice of one orange,
"It should be explained th a t one diers bound to m achine guns with
Jo y !” "P e a c h !” "Rose in th e ers had com pared notes, and the dean M innesota H istorical society’s library g rated peel of th ree lemons.
reason for th e apparent inactivity a t chains. We took several of these pris
ju
d
!” "Some g irl!" Those were only of th e sextet, debonnair Jim m y Rog and one of th e m ost in terestin g is an
oners
a
t
th
e
b
attle
of
Vauquois.
and
Mix th e lemon and orange juice to
Solssons w as the fact th a t In their
some
of th e quickly inspired com ers, had been appointed a com mittee old German Bible bound in leath er g eth er; add some of th e sugar and
we
found
several
dead
lashed
to
th
eir
m arch on P aris German engineers had
of one to look into the m atter.
with heavy b rass clasps and corners. boll in a double boiler. S train to cool
taken the precaution to prepare guns. T h eir officers had lashed them ments th a t were exchanged in pru-
H e was m aking his way across the
trenches In the quarries, situated on there, w ith Instructions to keep tu rn ient asides and expressive facial ac- crowded room to claim Isabel for a It weighs m ore th an fifty pounds. in a bowl and then add th e peel. Let
¡ompaniments.
From a historical standpoint it Is of th e m ixture th en stand an hour be
a high plateau. G ranite trenches are ing th e crank.
The girl herself found It rath e r waltz already called when an o th er man much interest, as it contains po rtraits fore freezing. In the meanwhile m ake
“Not a Red Cross flag cam e n ear
som ething whose taking would require
appeared suddenly and took posses
th e sacrifice of a trem endous num ber our front but w hat the G erm ans fired iifficult to seem perfectly calm in the sion of h er w ithout so much as say of th e reigning P ro te sta n t princes of a cu stard of th e cream , eggs and
Germany during th e early days of the sugar, cooking th is carefully in a dou
of men. The French generals, follow a t It. T his cannot be disproved. Wo :rying situation of finding hersolf ing, “Madam, by your leave.”
Reformation.
ble boiler and seeing th a t it does not
ing Joffre’s policy of saving his sol found the German prisoners we took suddenly the center of adm iration of
T
he
music
began,
Isabel’s
h
air
was
T here a re full-page steel engravings curdle; le t th e custard cool, then
diers and wearing out the enem y by in absolute Ignorance of w here they ¡lx pairs of m asculine eyes. H er brushing Donald S tew art's cheek and
nibbling, think th a t In time they will were. They had been told Invariably heart quickened beneath her pink she could feel his unruly h eart pound and w hile th ere Is general sam eness freeze It for awhile, and afte r this
In th e lines of th e faces, Indicating mix in the fru it juice and finish the
th at they were w ithin a few m iles of gown, and her cheeks were delight ing hard ag ain st her.
be able to surround the plateau.
fully responsive to h er emotions.
th a t th e a rtis t was not particularly freezing. T hree o r four whole eggs
"M ost of the while In the trenches Paris.
"I
h
av
e
redeem
ed
my
prom
ise,”
he
From the moment h er daughter
skillful in m aking p o rtraits, th e cos- may be used instead of th e six yolks.
"I finally had a breakdow n, due to
In those days It was a case of making
jntered the dining room and was pre whispered, exultantly. "I am hold turning no doubt is historically cor
the tim e puss. W e played cards to rheum atism , and th e doctors sent me sented in turn to th e six men Isabel's ing you In my arm s.”
rect.
back
to
Fontainebleau,
w
here,
afte
r
a
Baked Halibut.
the accom panim ent of shells scream
mother fell to wondering ju st how (Copyright. 1915. by the McClure News
T he book w as published in 1T28
T h ree or four pounds of halibut. Di
ing overhead or tearing up th e earth thorough exam ination, I was honorably
paper
Syndicate.)
ihe
experim
ent
was
likely
to
turn
out.
from th e tran slatio n s into German of th e d ark skin in boiling w ater ar.'
In th e trench. W henever the explo discharged on May 4 . ”
Would it, she speculated, in any way
the H ebrew and Greek editions of the scrape clean. Rub well w ith sa lt an;t-
sion would bury som e of our soldiers
M. Decreus w ears a diam ond h o rse nterfere with the girl's evident prefer-
With the Big Crowd.
Old and New T estam ents.
pepper. P u t Into pan and pour mi
we would dig them out again and re shoe scarfpin presented to him by his uce for the com panionship of Donald
T here is som ething in a mob of men
sume our occupations, the effort being regim ent. Indicative of th e sp irit of Stewart, a fine looking young Scotch which does not belong to them , taken
ovpr it till h alf an Inch deep. Bak
always to keep in good humor. We com radeship prevailing betw een offi man who had been paying h er con separately—a violence, a willfulness, HEN ROLLS THE EGGS BACK aboht an hour, basting with th e mllk*1^
W hen th e fish is nearly done sprinkle
became hardened to the visits of the cers and men is a note he carried siderable atten tio n ? For some itm e which persuade them to do w hat they
shells and used to crack Jokes and from his colonel. M. D ecreus sent the Mrs. Browning had half suspected never would have done had they not Wyandotte Chicken Makes Owner buttered crum bs o ver th e top. The
milk keeps the fish moist. Is a good j
m ake w agers about where they would com m ander a card of congratulation Isabel's pale cheeks and lusterless been conglom erated Into an insensate
Stop Sawing Wood So
land. In f a c t a t one point we were when th e la tte r w as m ade an officer »yes w ere connected w ith a growing mass.
su b stitu te for pork and m akes the
She Can Set.
so near the German trenches th a t we of the Legion of Honor, and th e colo attachm ent for Stew art, who had not
fish brown better. Use ju st enough
T he F rench Revolution will provide
used to crack Jokes with the Germans. nel w rote an appreciative reply with ,et advanced beyond the noncom m ital th e curious w ith as m any examples
W insted, Conn.—Michael L. L. D an e milk to baste and le t It cook away to
▲ feeling of human solidarity grew up. his own hand. Ho also had a letter stage of friendly interest.
of the crim es com m itted by the crowd by was puzzled when he found six ward th e last. S erve w ith plain draw n
"One day I got lost In a ’boyau,’ or from General Sasset-Schneldor, com
hen ’s eggs on a pile of saw dust at butter, egg sauce o r tom ato sauce
The first week-end th a t Donald as they could wish.
com m unicating trench, and came m ander of the first and second subdi
his
wood sawing p lan t a fte r the gaso and g arn ish w ith slices of hard-boiled
When
th
e
blam
eless
and
kindly
M.
ipent out a t the Browning cottage
near not being here. I had been sent visions of the Fifth corps, com m end ifter the arrival of the male boarders do Launay. governor of th e Bastille, line-driven power had been running a eggs.
back to the third line to bring food, ing him as a "good p atrio t who had was a trifle trying, since he passed was decapitated, th e deed was done sh o rt time.
Codfish Soup.
and th e first thing I knew I found my discharged his duties to his couutry most of the tim e glowering darkly at by a m ere sightseer, who, breathing
Through th e sawdust-filled a ir came
One-half turnip, one to two parsley
self in the open country. Im m ediate until his stren g th had given w ay,” to Isabel’s efforts to be cheerful or in the sp irit of th e Crowd, com m itted a two more eggs as he debated. He shut
ly shells began to burst about me. all rep resen tativ es of F rance abroad. talking w ith her m other. Isabel had foul and purposeless m urder, of which, off th e power to learn if possible where roots (o r leaves, if not roots), three
Now, when I was first drilled, I was
tried vainly to make him one of the by himself, he would have been wholly th e eggs came from. P resen tly one of onions. Slice all th ese and boil until
Instructed th a t the im portant thing
his W yandotte hens appeared. Finding done in tw o q u arts of w ater, th en add
A PETRIFIED FOOT ¡oy-seeking crowd th a t w ent for a incapable.
about screening oneself was to be FINDS
But th e Crowd, tyrannical as it is, one of th e eggs she rolled it to a nest cupful shredded codfish and boil a lit
swim in th e afternoon and for a long
able to take advantage of any acci
am ble through the woods tow ard eve has one lim itation—it w ants to be led. which she had m ade In "V -sh ap ed box tle longer. T ake one cupful milk, one
Beat
dental shelter afforded by a rock. It Believed to Be From Body of White ning. Donald held him self stubbornly It asks for someone who can Impose w here the exhaust from th e engine egg, one tablespoonful flour.
Man Killed by Indlane Years
this well together and add to the
seem s Incredible, but a stone six tim es
aloof, and w ith greatly modified hap upon it. It does not w ant g reat but carries away th e saw d u st
Ago.
as big as one’s fist will absolutely hide
One by one the hen rolled th e eggs above. L et thicken and then season
piness, Isabel plunged desperately well-advertised men.
your body If you lie behind It, and at
By
nestw
ard. She then resum ed setting. with little ginger and pepper.
into
th
e
fun
of
th
e
moment.
W ichita, Kan.—W illiam Lotem an,
800 m eters an observer cannot detect
T he exhaust engine had sw ept th e nest cooking fresh fish until it can be re
The sum m er progressed steadily,
who Is traveling in a covered wagon,
In the Sick Room.
you. I threw myself flat and began to
clean of eggs. Mr. Daneby has tem por moved from th e bones you can m ake
No one who has ever worn a plaster
has part of w hat he a sse rts Is the with delightful days and wonderful
cast about for a stone that large. It
arily suspended operations a t th e mill sam e as codfish soup, only add a lit
petrified body of a man. It was found nights. T he six boarders vied with of any so rt can ever forget the ta n ta
so th a t the hen can finish h er work.
was rem arkable how few rocks were
tle sa lt and b u tte r size of an egg.
each
o
th
e
r
in
taking
Isabel
to
yacht
one year ago on th e banks of th s
lizing. nerve-racking m om ent of the
on th e surface a t th a t po in t Finally
V erdigris river, in W agoner county, races, dances and m atinees in the p laster's removal.
I discovered one and dragged myself Okla., he states. John Hall, a farm er city. To all appearance each man of
Found Long Lost Brother.
Orange Ice.
Every pore of th e skin which the
behind I t
F our cupfuls w ater, two cupfuls
Minneapolis, Minn.—Jam es Form an
residing near th e river, discovered the them w as falling a willing victim to plaster covers seem s to cling tenaci
8afe Behind a Stone.
object w here th e waves had washed her charm s.
ously to the plaster's u nder surface, of Sh Paul has found th e brother he sugar, tw o cupfuls orange Juice, quar
*1 cannot tell you how long I lay th e e a rth away from It. and be took
Now, to add to th e m ystery and ro and thousands of usually quiescent has not seen In 20 years. He located te r cupful lemon Juice, grated rind of
there, but when I discovered I was it home, throw ing It into his barn.
mance of th e situation, soma one of nerves m ake th e ir location painfully him In Minneapolis municipal court tw o oranges. Make a sirup by boil
still alive I began to drag myself away
facing a vagrancy charge. The broth ing w ater and su g ar 20 m inutes, add
”1 ram ped th e re shortly afterw ard Isabel’s adm irers—she knew not known.
by th e elbows, and finally found my and I asked him for th e foot, which which—assum ed a stealthy, anony
H ere Is a method of adjusting a ers had a family reunion a t Jam es fru it Juice and grated rind; cool,
self in a trench again. My com rades was broken off,” said Lotem an. "He mous m anner of wooing that, for her, plaster so th a t th e pullliy-off process F orm an’s home In St. Paul.
strain and freeze.
did not recognize me. Exhaustion and told m e to tak e all of th e body th e re was as charm ing as it was bewilder will not be so painful: Expand the
rheum atism .
th e
la tte r acquired was there. T he head and shoulders ing. Every morning she found a t her chest o r cunre the back w here the
To Prevent Blue From Fading.
More "Old Bones."
through lying there wallowing mv way are m issing, uut th e body from the door, hidden in a bunch of rotes, a plaster Is to go, and then press It on
To prevent any shade of blue from
Chickssha. Okla.—W hile making ex
back In the mud, invalided me back to w aist down Is in my possession. It is note bearing a declaration of love in the expanded zurface. In th is way cavations at Shanoan Springs. W. A. fading soak for tw o hours in a pail of
th e depot for a fortnight’s r e s t
beltevsd th at U Is th e body of a w hite such frankly expressed terras th a t she the skin will be stretched, and so re H opkins of C hlckasha unearthed sev w ater to which one ounce of sugar of
"Then they gave me a Job as dis man who was kilU J by th s Indians oonld n ot doubt th e sincerity of th e moval of the p laster will not be paln- eral large bones which apparently are ead h as been sdded. Then be sure to
trib u to r of munitions, food, clothing years ago."
dry well before w ashing and ironing.
th e rem ains of a mastodon.
ender. T here w as never a ML
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