Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 64, Number 44, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 March 1922 — Page 8

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T ' American women expln-In the fact that Great Iiritain maintains more than fifty "woman nocker football

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then ruen in-Great Britain, whereas the rvver I tru -In the United Stittes, where the women tre not ulvon thise r opinrturj1ty to gt In for fnotbull.

Now omebx1y wants to educate M.p1 t live 100 years, all of which U plfllp. bunk. and tommyrot, sayi the Houston Post. Kven If It were possible, why puiilnJi folks 30 years lonjjer with tuothlesxness. setnl-blindneHS, creaky J'lntg and other Infirmities? If benven U ircxxl. what would we wint to itav for, tnyhow?

(ver In China nil mntorcars ar said to have hells attached to front wheels, no that pedewtriana may know of the vehicle approach. "Dou't the motorcars In China have cutouts?" asks an editor. Maybe, but not bo many cut up-. .

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The test of worth la not the hold you !iaveof earth; Lo, there be ccntlest souls, sea blown. That know not any harbor known; And It may be the reaaon Im They touch oa fairer Iiores than this. Joaquin Miller. t Salads New and Old.

During the summer fruit salads of various 'kinds should he freely used, especially for the picnic lunch. There Is such a variety of fruits that one need not repeat. Tuttl Frutti Salad. Take one quarter of n pound of flgs. cut In small pieces, the same amount of stoned and quartered dates, no-half cupful of canned strawberries, the same of canned pineapple 'In Juice of one-half lemon,. two, tablespoonfuls of suJir mid one-half cup 'ul of orange Juice. Serve as dessert. Italian Salad. Take four sardines, three larjze po atoes. three hard-cooked exirs. half i cupful of cooked lima beans. Slice he potatoes, skin ami hone the sarlin.'s and break Into bits, tlien mix villi the potatocf. Put the volks ol 'wo of the eK Into a bowl, .add u ilnch of mu-ttanl. sa'f mid oil cnou;rh o make a smooth cream, add ombird as much vinegar,, as oil. Tom 'his dn.'ssiu over the -salad and aiM he sliredtjed whites. (Jarnish with he winde i' cut in pieces und u few toned olives. Serve well chilled. Royal Soup. This Is another tireless cooker recipe Put a cut-up fowl In a cooker kettle, full of cold watw, boll ten minutes then pack In a cooker for six hours or overnight. Remove the chicken and to the stock add one dozen small onions, two diced carrots, one turnip also diced, one cupful of peas, two bay leaves, salt and pepper. Iteheat the radiator, bring soap to a boll and repack. Do not strain, but serve with grated cheese and buttered toast. The chicken meat may be tied for various dlhes later.

Squabs en Cauerole. Saute six squabs in two tuble-poon-fufs of butter without browning, theu cover with broth, add a sprig of parsley, a bay leaf, and cook until nearly tender; then add a dozeu and a half of button onions which have been parboiled, two dozen potato balls and two half-Inch cubes of fried bacon. When ready to .serve, remove the jmrsley and stir In the yolks of tbre eggs well beaten and added to half of a cupful of crearn ; add a tablespoonf ul of butter or bacon fat. Do not boil after the epgs are. added. Serve from the casserole.

One of the nicest ways to serve squabs is boned and fc stuffed, then roasted. It Is not a difficult process to bone a few birds. The small lr bones are left at the end for a more shapely appearance. .They may be broiled without stuffing If preferred, adding a bit of celery or a piece of onlou to eason the inside of the nird. (Copyright. 1121, Wtrn Newspaper t:nt90.

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IX IJ:i. tr VcOlur N-iwpi 'i."r,) -Wr.hr. to -et u. To. i? Th! is the tenth time run huvi bruhtM nlnt my dress. . You ouht fo miv better. This Nri't sny t:m f day to b-: i:ito take-ynu up: dishe not wnOted. nothing 'done. Hut come mIijz!" An4, the frnll little ladv suited the tictio: to her word und lift'd ibe !tun1. mnltee Into her lap. I am Just m Mu an a wp tt'in Tom." she said, 'and I uh not t be. for tfiat wa a xd a sn:i:Mi w I ever heard pre;-hed. Jusr liuib low cutumon en-e. and therv ouch not ti tre uny itre left t worry m soul. You cun't sjiy auvthini. can you Tom. but you're purring like a musl. 0X.M A suiblen knot!; sounded at th door, whs followed' by a girl's voice. -It's only Molly. Aunt Win." Thet when the frail little lady drew thi bolt. tlie younj voice exclaimed "Why. I never knew you to blt th door at this time of day. Are yot. ick?" Molly rushed across th- threshold h'ave Aunt v: Win a heurty huj:. thet. looking at the table In the living nnitn. with Its barely touched food, said: MVou must be sick for you have not eaten a mite for dinner." "Sit down, child." Auut Win answered quietly, "I was Just talking with Tom. and wonderlnp what th matter wa with me." "That was u tip-top sermon, wasn't It, Aunt Win? It Just innde me sit up and take notice, but you didn't need to take it to heart," Molly said, patting her listener's check. "Dear child, th-it's just it! Of course," Aunt Win explained, "when tt comes to making a loaf of cuke or knlttin?, to help my 'church I do my inlte, but " a pause emphasized by the. solemn Dicking of the tall clock, aud then, fbut, Molly, when It's a case of dollars and cents 1 haven't any to give, and yet I, love my church and what it stands for as dearly as anyone In this plact?. Why shouldn't I: It has helped me when everything wqs swept from me. and isn't that a test? I have found my faith fit to live by

and expect to tile by It when my call comes." "Perhaps this dreary dark day has upset yu," suggested the girl, 'but you aren't ever blue. Let's pile on thwood. Oh, these beauty andirons! You polished them yesterday. I know." A sudden gleam flitted acros the shining tops and seemed to brin an illuminatin.e thought to Aunt WlnlfTed. She choked hack a sigh and half sob. then sank Into the nearest -halr while Molly put on fresh Iors. In a trembling voice the little lady sit I: "These are very precious amilrons. they are more than 100 years oUl "ivl were given to my ureat-grandriiother In payment for teaching Maria !lusey's children at ent school. Cent school?" repeated Mlly In surprise. "What on earth was a Cent school r ; "Tlmt was long before your generation, dear, when little children were

taught tho tle'ee Its by deer old ladies and. carried their cents in corner of their handkerchiefs to pay. I set ray eyes by thes andirons." She murmured as If ah ne In the room, Cnn I do Iti Can I make up my mind to do It?" Molly glanced up suddenly at Aunt Winifred. Was the Just right in her mind? she wondered. "Oh. don't woity. I'm not out of my bejd. child, but ' these andlron hnve pren'bed me a rrnon. too. )n yon nov Mr. .Ij'riif hi bepn. wild to buy ilin. ni'd nmv Pre made up my mind I'll eil :1':ti for wotild yo'i, ... "Fifteen !ioib!ng of the kind. Why!" exclaimed Molly, "yon're f.ot bit of a trr.der. Tbey .-ire worth F.iit, oh. der, Iio can yo'i part with il.eu? What will yiu do without litem? !l.v keep waruiV "ihive a fire In the air-tight aud forget them. Fifty, do you say? Then," Auut Win acMM brentlJeiy, "I'll give $30 tt my hnreh and $20 to the.Ked Cross in emory of our Will, dear. deir boy !" rJivicn fl the first tenr as Aunt Win Ihmi'ib.ts peil across the ea' to a lii4y grove In the Argonne. "I jui hate, dear Aunt Win, to have

I vou give them up," murmured Molly

once more. "Sh not a word: Til Jut go to work and rid up these liebes." "Yes"; interrupted Molly, "and if yon really mean it I'll Lave John tslrp them over to Mrs. James this afternoon or tomorrow." "No. no, the ulcier the better 1" Aunt Winifred bustled around so briklr tiist Moiiv felt th spirit of the hour and sid : "I'll sip nw.y now. before John for rb nfternoou." She appreciated the siiuntlon, and by 4 o'clock the andirons of bleed memories no longer sboue on the hearth, but in Aunt Win's hand at the cU..e of te da lav a cJ'cck for and v. iplng av t y th unbidden tears she murmured : "More precious than ir.y andirons la

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