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HE announcement thatPrince William of Wled oc-

cupies the throne of Albaniawill give birth to some hopeof sufficient tranqulllty being restored to allow ofshooting there again atany rate In that part of thecountry which is oppositeCorfu For two years this

capital hunting ground has been closed-to sportsmen while human warfareraged all around it but no fighting has

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over or 30 milesof seacoast which offer the best andmost getatable shooting so the gamehas had a good rest and what IB morehas probably been driven down fromthe disturbed regions into this quieterhaven It Is easy to pass two or eventhree months In shooting the covertsround the harbors which are oppositeCorfu and four of these are such snuglittle anchorages that even an openboat would be perfectly secure Cutters small but well found can be hiredat Corfu and are In every way ade-quate for this trip The sea journeyfrom Corfu to the farthest harbor isnot more than 18 miles and to thenearest about eight so as the littlecutters sail well and the wather Issmooth great pleasure Is added to thetrip from a sailing point of view Thescenery rather resembles Scotlanddeep water and good holding are foundall along and in fact the little inletsare so snug and well masked by themountains that a yacht canlay just Inside and be quite hiddenAbout this time of the year the snowcomes down on the mountain tops anddrives the woodcock to the warmercoverts on the coast and very numer-ous they are in fact I should think Itwould puzzle anyone to find betterwoodcock shooting go where theywould The marshes also teem withsnipe and some thousand duck tealand the like flight in from the sea

stormy weather Even the bestshots however get but small bagsat this game fascinating as it is forthe flight last only 30 to 40 minutesand the ID UlJlltftb

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iiUl tneynrrrlgnr overhead thechances are they see the sportsmanfirst and soar up out of trot Flocksof pelicans pay occasional visits toBurtrlnto marsh hut have never seenflamingo

Besides there Is goodsport for the rifle The country teemswith wild boar and in a lesser degree deer come out of one covert Thelocal shepherds form up as beatersfrom six to eight are enough to drivethe coverts properly but the more themerrier and two francs a day Is allthey ask the head beater who placesthe guns and knows the run of thegame wants of course a little moreThey are a wonderfully pleasant raceto deal with and in all the years I

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by your leave But the sylvanas found In this particular re

gion Is in every way a good fellow andentirely reliable If well treated Theonly danger lies forgetting

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as is their little way Obviously alasour sporting rifles must bo a soretemptation to them I have had oneof these ragged Individuals come andsit down close to me while waiting forthe beaters and beg to be allowed-

to handle my rifle Needless to say-

I have never been quite so confidingFlint locks were used by the Turkishsoldiers who patrolled this coast untilthree years ago barrels richly caparisoned with brass firing hugespherical bullets implements bettersuited to adorn a museum than to protect life In an uncivilized country Thetreatment these guns received however was not conducive to their shooting straight as I once saw one of theseTurks bang his gun down on the rockand jump on it as a punishment formissing a hare The bashes on thebarrel bore witness to this being nounusual transaction These represent

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TO LOCATE NEW ALASKAN RAILROADSjU

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two been appointed President Wilson as members of the

If it iAlaskan engineering commission which Is to have charge off the

theM railroads Alaska Lieutenant the chief

engineer qt Panama railroad and was suggested for this by

Colonel And Mr was chIef engineer for theto Ho who located and built

many of dllllcult stretches of mountain for the Santa

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atives of law and order have by nowbeen requisitioned on active serviceand a good job too as they merely extorted the wherewithal to supporttheir useless lives out of the Albanianshepherds untO the latter got out ofall patlenco and within my personalexperience t

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cordingly so it is well to keep a goodlookout for these brutes Consideringthat they are as big asfact practically Indistinguishable fromthen It Is no laughing matter whenthey set upon you three or four strongBut for sport such as there Is In Al-

bania you must expect to take a fewrisks and as It Is obtainable from thefastness of your own yacht with allthe conveniences of civilization closeat hand this country must be reckoned-as offering very exceptional facilitiesfor S Hughes

Improved Method of FarmingGreat interest is taken In France

just now In a new method by whichtho yield of crops per acre is enor-mously increased In one test casethe increase of wheat has been threetimes above that grown in similarsoil in the same neighborhood

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The remarkable value of the method is indicated by the statement thatIt has made twenty grains of wheatproduce 700000 in one year

The method consists in preparingseed beds in widely spaced lines onvery mellow land then at the endof two months dividing the tuftsspringing from each grain replantingeach of these rooted shoots thus detached and finally inhoelng andearthing up these new plants manytime in such manner as to provoke-

at all the points brought Into inti-

mate contact with the earth thegrowth of numerous adventitiousshoots each of which bear an ear

All bracelets and rings have beenbarred from West Virginia factoriesby the state labor commissioner I V

Barton He declares that Jewelryworn on the hands of working girlshas caused more accidents in the

of West Virginia than alother thing

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drag a hand or arm Into some fastWhirling machine and rings are also

apt to catch he saysMany industrial companies have

with the state labor depart-

ment and some manufacturers have

already taken the precaution to barjewelry from their factories

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WITH PEANUT FLAVOR

DISHES THAT WILL APPEAL TO

THOSE WHO LIKE

Excellent as an Addition to Whole

Wheat Biscuits andSandwiches Method of

with Tomatoes

Whole Wheat Nut Loaf Twowhole wheat flour one cupful

white flour two heaping teaspoonfulsbaking powder onehalf teaspoonful-salt two tablespoonfuls sugar onehalf cupful chopped peanuts three tablespoonfuls melted butter one andonehalt cupfuls sweet milk Mix allthe dry Ingredients together Including the peanuts add the milk and mixthoroughly lastly the butterand beat well Bake In two shallowtins or In gem pans for onehalt hourin a moderate oven

For an ordinary nut loaf mix Intothe sponge for two loaved of breadone cupful of finely ground peanutsjust before adding the sponge to theflour and work as other bread

Peanut Biscuit One quart flourthree heaping teaspoonfuls bakingpowder onehalf teaspoonful salt onequarter cupful sugar onehalf cupfulground peanuts onehalt cupful sweetmilk onequarter pound butter threeeggs Slit together the dry Ingredients-and rub in the butter Then mix in thepeanuts thoroughly also with thehands Beat the eggs add to themthe milk and mix into the flour adding more milk If needed to make asoft dough Roll out cut and bakelike ordinary biscuit

Sweet Peanut Sandwiches Onehalfcupful grated maple sugar or verylight brown sugar will answer onequarter cupful finely chopped peanuts-one tablespoonful rich sweet milkMix well and spread between thinslices of graham bread or betweencrackers

Scalloped Tomatoes With PeanutsTwo cupfuls canned tomatoes two

cupfuls breadcrumbs two tablespoon-fuls butter onehalf cupful finelychopped peanuts one teaspoonful saJta little pepper Mix nuts crumbs andseasoning with the melted butter Put-a layer in bottom of pudding pan thenhalf the tomatoes another layer ofcrumbs the rest of the tomatoes andover the top the balance of the nutand crumb mixture Bake in a quickoven until hofcW-orrtthTwK

Apricot SpongeAn apricot sponge Is a plc dish

Open a can of apricots and thefruit To the sirup add one cupful of

and boll for five minutes addonehalf a box of gelatin which has

soaked in onehalt cupful ofwater until soft stir until it Is

melted Rub the apricot through asieve add the strained Juice of two

and add the other mixtureWhen cold and beginning to thickenadd the stiffly beaten whites of foureggs and beat until very stiff TurnInto a wetted mold and set aside untilInn Serve with a custard made from

yolks of the eggs one pint of milkonethird of a cupful of sugar and oneteaspoonful of vanilla

Economical SoupPeel and cut Into very small pieces-

or better still put through mincingmachine three onions three turnipsone carrot and four potatoes Putthem into a stew pan with a quarterof a pound of lard or drippings thesame of lean ham or bacon and abunchof fresh parsley Pass themten minutes over a sharp fire nextadd one tablespoonful of wellmixedflour Mix well then add two quartsof vegetable or meat stock and onepint of boiling milk Boll up keeplug it stirred Season with a littlesalt and sugar and run it through atine sieve Serve with toast or friedbread

Stand for Sick BedTake three grocery boxes about 30

inches long and 6 or 7 Inches deepstand on end back to back and tackthem together take third one andnail to the of these two put twolittle shelves in each one and you vvlll

have a very handy little cabinet forthe bedside or In any bedroom Tacitlinoleum on top and put curtainsaround three sides Can lay a pretty

things booke small dishesOld cloth and things ceded whilesick etc TV

Vestibule CurtainsCream scrim curtains with bands of

cluny or torchon lace at top and botorn make most artistic vestibulethat Is frontare a relief from the panels of lacethat distort the doors of so many cityhouses

Mock Baked AppleOne pint of stoned and chopped

prunes beaten whites of threo eggsonehalf Cupful of flour Bake intered pudding dish 26 minuteswith sugar and cream

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