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    THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA.
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Suits for Playmates of Neptune
1 Walking With
God
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Dy REV. L. W. COSNELL
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TCX1 -"Anil Unoch walked Willi Clod,
nnd lid wns not; for Qod took him "
Genesis 6.24,
The fifth chap
ter of Genesis con
tains a list of men
who reached re
markable a g o s ;
yet, with one ex
ception, It Is writ
ten of each of
t h o in , "and ho
died." This man,
who walked with
God, and did not
die, la ono of the
most attractive
figures In Scrip
ture. Ho lived amid
wlckod people.
Enoch's generation was ripening for
the flood, and every Imagination of
man'o heart was only ovll continually;
yet ho "walked with God." Ho encour
ages us to walk thus even under diffi
cult circumstances. Christ said to the
church at Pergamos: "I know whero
thou dwellest, oven where Satan's seat
Is: and thou holdest fast my namo
and hast not denied my faith." How
cheering to hear of "saints In Caesar's
household," and to know that Christ
fV) lived at wicked Nazareth that the
Father could say, "This Is my beloved
Son, in whom I am well pleased."
He lived in the twilight of revela
tion. Thero was as yet no Bible, yet
lie "walked with God." How shall ho
rise up to condemn us!
Ho was married. Some have thought
celibacy necessary to the highest holi
ness, but Enoch refutes the Idea. Wo
actually knew a mother who declared
she could not be a Christian until her
children were larger and less exasper
ating! But wo are told "Enoch
-walked with God after he begat Me
thuselah," and it is suggested that the
coming of this little life Into his was
the beginning of his heavenly conver
sation. His Walk.
He walked by faith (Hebrews 11:5).
Thero Is no record of him having rev
elations moro than wo have who also
"walk by faith." "Faith coraeth by
"hearing and hearing by the word of
3od," and such a faith is basis enough
for walking with God.
He pleased God (Hebrews 11:5).
How indifferent this makes us to
men's opinions! "It Is a small thing
-with me that I am judged of men's
Judgment." How blessed to know we
enn bring joy to the heart of God
and that we may "walk worthy of the
.Lord unto all pleasing" (Col 1:10).
Ho warned tho wicked. Jude tells
xis that Enoch prophesied, saying, Be
hold the Lord cometh with ten thou
sand of his saints, to execute Judg
ment upon all. Those who walk with
God long to bring to him "them that
are without." Good men may, like
Samuel Ruthorford, lack tho evange
listic gift, but they will have the evan
gelistic heart which made Rutherford
sing:
If but one soul from Anworth
Meet mo at God's right hand.
My heaven will bo two heavora.
In Immanuel's land.
He was progressive in holiness. He
walked with God, and pressed toward
the mark for tho prize. The perfec
tion of Christians on earth Is very
Imperfect, and even In heaven wo
shall still bo walking In white
His Exit.
His strange departure proved Im
mortality to be a fact, just as Elijah's
translation later assured Israel and
as we are assured by Christ's resurrec
tion His departure was felt Hebrews
says that Enoch "was not found," as if
they had nought him. Ho was misled.
It Is fctill so whon a saint passes Vlt
ne3s the multitudes that gathered at
the lunorala of John Wesley and Cath
erine Booth und Jerry JIcAuley.
He went out in tho primo of life.
Ho was taken when 3C5 years of age,
and as compared with others of that
day. this was just the morning of life,
corresponding to the ago of thirty
threo now. Wo wonder when men are
caught away just as their usefulness
begins. But suroly God docs not deal
unkindly with his friends. "To depart
Is to be with Cbrlht which is far bet
ter." "Taken away from the evil to
comp" -this might be written . of
Enccb and of many another saint.
His departure --ns easy "He was
not; for God took nlm," or as Hebrews
' reads ' God had translated him." Tho
psalmist seenin to apply the language
of the text to death Psalm -10 tr tolls
us, "He will deliver my soul from the
power of tho grave for he will take
me;" and Psalm 73.24 reads, 'Thou
wilt guide me by thy counsel nnd
afterward take mo to glory" Ah with
tho translated faint, ho with tho dying,
the Father will stoop .down to tho
child who has been walking with him
and men will say, "Ho was not; for
God took him " Spurgeon bears wit
ness, after ministering to many feeble
saints, that ho had not found one to
whom dying graca was not givon.
Moreover, should wo bo alive at the
Lord's coming, we shall be translated
as literally as Enoch. (I Thoss. 4:16.
A7.)
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rHE playmates of Noptune swarm
the beaches in costumes and bath
ing caps almost as varied ns tho faces
of their wearers. Since the Introduc
tion of rubber fabric in all sorts of
colors and patterns thero is a choice
of solid colors or gay stripes or at
tractive plaids. Tho entire garment
or tho sash and tie and cap only may
be made of this cloth. It is, of course,
impervious to water, and tho bathers
emerge from tho sea with water run
ning off from garments which cannot
be water-soaked.
This rubber tissue is used for caps,
ties, and girdles, or sashes, oftehor
than for the bathing suit, perhaps be
causo it is a novelty which Is not
thoroughly introduced. And also cer
tain fabrics, like tafTeta silk and mo
hair, make suits that shed water
readily and hold color creditably.
Tho suit shown in tho picturo may
be made In either of these fabrics
and trimmed with cotton or light wool
braid (shrunk before it is applied).
Like all the garments now fashlonabm
it is cut on simple lines. Tho waist
and Bklrt are Joined under a braid
belt, and the dress fnstens with snap
fastenings like those on a glove,
This one-piece suit is worn over
silk bloomers that reach barely to tho
knee. It Is all right for the miss, or
A GREAT throng of smartly dressed
people, Now Yorkers, English and
people from tho "outside" world, gath
ered to watch tho International polo
matches, arrayed in clothes that need
not fear any comparison. In tho
games tho English literally galloped
away with tho trophy, and tho Ameri
cans took their defeat with a good na
ture altogether admirable. But If
tho occupants of the boxes and grand
stands might have been matched
ugalnst any other such concourso, any
whero, as to the excellence of ttielr
appareling, it Is safe to say the Now
Yorkers would have moro than held
their own.
Tho Held was a cheerful spectnele,
with the stands packed with men in
light suits and straw hats, making a
sultablo background for tho gay tints
worn by tho women In their summer
llner,y Tho colors woro soft, with
many whito and u considerable num
ber of black and white costumes In
evidence. Except for turquolse-blue
and bright green, nearly all colors
woro bo toned down In shado or so
lightened to tint that hardly a trace
of tho former liking for tho strong or
garish remained
Thero was a llboral display of col
ored parasols, and those provided tho
decided color notes They wero of
i
Parasols at the Polo Game
for anyone else, to dlsponso with
stockings and sandals, but few pcoplo
care to avail themselves of this privi
lege. The feet are moro comfortnblo
in light sandals. And stockings -mako
qulto an Important element in tho
good effect of tho suit. It 1b an Item
of style, this dressing of the feet
properly. The cap, as tho picturo,
shows, Is' qulto an elaborate bit of
headwear, qulto different from tho
slmplo puffed cap of rubber cloth
which preceded It.
But tho pretty bit of headwear pin
tured Is hardly practical for tho girl
that really swims. And she who dives
would be suro to leave it behind her
when she comes up. It Is all right for
those who only paddle about In tho
water and stroll on tho shore. For
real water sport tho plain rubber cap
worn down over tho eare nnd fitting
snugly about tho head Ib tho only ono
that will keep the hair dry, or partly
dry.
Every year the Importance of teach
ing girls to swim looms up larger and
larger. And once the little ones form
a tasto for the water It Is easy for
them to learn, because they desire so
much to know how. Boys strike out
for themselves, usually, and soon mas
ter tho art and enjoy themselves for
ever after.
cerise, or green or gold or (In greater
numbers than any other) black and
white combinations There wero. pan
sols with wide black and whito stripes,
running around or up und down, and
thoro were those of narrower stripes.
Thero were checks and bars In black
and white, and many of these had
narrow borders of ribbon In vivid col
ors shirred to tho edge.
Perhaps tho best-liked model Is tho
stripo pictured In tho Illustration.
This stylo Is often shown with n wldo
black or colored border about tho edgo
and often with n flowered border of
roses against a colored ground. A
black and whito parasol Ih tho best
substitute for tho all-Muck (which
seems to bo not in hhjh fnvor Just
now). In this particular combination,
either In Btrlpes or checks, ono may
add a border of narrow shirred rib
bon In any of tho bright colors, and
chango this hordor to suit.
Next to tho black and whito and tho
all-whlto parusols, green has found tho
greatest number of adrnlrers Cerlso
may bo conceded tho third place, and
after that gold or ornngo color. Tho
blfick pnr.ieol, except In tho small
hand shades or "carriugo" parasols la
rather conspicuously absont from tha
fashion parade.
Tho tiuth Is that In human sorvleo
there Is no low or high degree, thn
woman who scrub Is us worthy of ro
Bpeot as tho man who preaches. I
Tlo pathway to success Is In servliiR
Immunity Hy no other mean Is It
possible, and this ..truth Is so plain und
patent that even very simple, folk rec
ognize It
COOL DRINKS FOR HOT DAYS.
Thero Is no cooling drink oijunl to
a glass of lemonade which may be
mndo with
without egg.
one is fond
lemonndu it
wlso to keep
r-v7rT7Y bottlo of lomon
? A&hiyfJ:-?J utrmi nlunVrt nil
tap. To prepare
It, boll together
two cups of sugar and threo cupfuls
of water, let boll ten minutes, then
ndd two-thirds of a cup of lemon juice
and when boiling hot, remove from
tho heat When cool bottlo nnd keep
In tho Ico chest. When desired for
serving dilute a portion of tho sirup
with Iced water, ndd a bIIco of fresh
lemon and serve.
Kumiss This Is more of a food
than a drink but It Is especially nice
for tho sick. To a quart of milk
wnrmed to seventy-five degrees, add
ono and a half tablespoonfuls of sugar
and a fourth of a yeast cake dis
solved In ono tablospoonful of luko
warm water. Fill sterilized bottles
to within two Inches from tho top,
cork, tie down tho corks and invert
tho bottles. Keep at seventy degrees
Fah. for twelve hours. Then plnco on
Jce and It will be ready to servo in
two days Shako occasionally to keep
tho cream from clogging the necks of
tho bottles.
Lemon Egg Nogg Separate tho
yolk and whito of one egg, beat until
light nnd thick, add to a glass of lem
onade UBlng tho whito on top, Btlrrlng
It In lightly. This 1b not only nour
ishing, but refreshing on n hot day.
Mint Fizzle Cut tho rind of a lemon
very thin, then In small strips.
Squeozo the juice of a half a lemon
in each glass, add a teaspoon of sugar,
then 1111 with shaved Ice. Pour In
equal parts of ginger pop nnd grapo
Juice; place three sprigs of mint In
each glass and a sprinkling of lomon
peol. Servo with straws.
Syracuse Lemonade Beat the yolks
of four eggs until thick, pour over two
quarts of strong lemonado to which Is
added the grated rind of ono lemon.
Pour Into a crystal pitcher, heap on
tho whites of the eggs woll beaten,
dust with nutmeg nnd servo with
shaved Ice In each glass.
Only the busy person Is happy and
systematic, dally, useful work Is
man's greatest blessing.
Mother naturo Is kind, and If sho
deprives us of ono thing Bho bIvm us
nnothnr happiness seems meted out to
each and all In equal portions.
DELICIOUS SUMMER DESSERTS.
Thoro Is no dessert that qulto grati
fies the taste like a frozen ono In hot
weather. Tho combinations aro le
gion, but tlfo most popular aro those
made df fruit juices.
Italian Sherbet. Boll
together 15 minutes, ono
pound of sugar and one
pint of water. Set asldo
to cool; when cold add
half a cupful of lemon
juice, a cupful and ahnlf
of orango juice, tho
same amount of grapo
Strain nnd freeze slowly
Servo heaped In tho half Bhella of tho
oranges or grape fruit.
Raspberry Cream. A cupful of
raspberry Juice, a cupful of sugar and
a pint of cream used In this propor
tion, adding a tablcspoonful of lemon
Juico to add to the color ns well as
llavor, makes u most dollclous frozen
dish
i
Orange and Lemon Cream. This Is
a reclpo which may ho made at any
season, as such fruit Is nearly always
to bo found In tho market. Take tho
juice of threo oranges, two lemons,
two cupfuls of sugar and a quart of
thin crenm. Strain tho fruit Juice, ndd
tho sugar and when dissolved add tho
cream, and freeze.
Chocolate Bauco is always a favorite
with plain Ice cream. Molt slowly ono
squnre of bitter chncolato, ndd a ta
blospoonful of butter, ono cupful of
sugar and a third of a cupful of boil
ing water. Boll 15 minutes. Add tho
butter when nearly done, also a tea
spoonful of vanilla when the sauce is
cool.
Soap From Whale Oil.
Whale oil, for yenrs almost a drug
on tho market, has recently become
far moro vnlunblo through tho dis
covery of a way to use It In making
soap, which had hitherto been Impos
sible owing to Uh ovll smell.
Best Regards to Science.
"Science attacks tho sandwich," la
a hoadllno. Hero's hoping It has hot
ter luck with It than wo have had w 1th
Homo purchased at railway lunch coun
ters -Boston Transcript.
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fruit Juice.
How many smiles there could bo
If folks would always suy:
Good mornliiK neighbor, let me jrlva
A helping hand today!
How many smiles thero will be,
My friend, when you and I
Have Icurned to practise what wo wish
These other folks would tiy!
John 1 Trowbridge
WHAT SHALL I SERVE?
All salad makers have their own
proportions of oil nnd vtnognr. Too
m ii n li la tint
5.J-'1 wholesome: two
tablespoonfuls of
vinegar of tho
usual strength to
five of oil Is a
good rulo to fol
low, using salt,
cayonno nnd othor
seasonings to taste.
Thousand Isle Dressing From tho
number of salad dressings bearing this
nnmo ono 'must bo nnmed for each
Island. Tho dressing a a simple
French dressing nB above with tho ad
dition of chopped onion, celery, pep
porB with some cntsup; In fact, any
thing may bo added and named a
Thousand Islo dressing.
Heliofolls Salad Cut celery In
small bits and mnr,lnato In French
dressing Pare an apple and cut In
sixteenths, then In thin slices and nlBO
marinate. Parboil a green pepper, cut
In strips nnd lot it stnnd In oil dress
ing. Peel small tomatoes nnd cut In
tulip form, marinate them. Then
servo ench vegotablo on soparato let
tuce leaves arranged on n plate nnd
garnish with tho green pepper. Or
tho pepper may bo served on a sopa
rato leaf also. ,
Asparagus tips cooked until tender,
marinated In oil dressing nnd served
In a red or grcon popper ring on let
tuce, mako a most attractive salad.
Tho flavor gives point to n. salad, It
must bo subtlo and oluslvo, yet highly
satisfactory. If tho dollghtful element
cannot bo Identified, so much tho bet
ter. A sllco of tart applo, n suspicion
of mint, a clovo of garlic, In fact, the
true salad maker Ib hampered by ho
preconceived notions.
Bean and Nut Cutlets Tuko two
cupfuls of lima beans, one-halt cupful
of black walnuts, as they aro rlchor In
fat than tho English, two tablespoon
fuls of crumbs, ono of butter. Rub the
beanB through a slevo, ndd tho nuts
chopped, salt and butter melted mixed
all together, rolled in meat drlpplngB
then In crumbs. Bnko In n woll
greased pan.
A mnn's theories aro apt to smile
sadly nt his practise, over the gaping
gulf that separates tho Ideal from the
real.
Tho folks who do big things are not
In bondago to their bodies.
FOR SUMMER WEATHER.
A most delicious cooling drink may
bo mado with a sugar sirup, lomon
Juico und a bottlo of gin
ger nlo. Cook together
a pound of sugar nnd a
pint of water until a
thick sirup Ib mnde. Put
two tablespoonfuls of
lemon juice and fill up
tho glass with ginger
nlo. This Is a drink
.
which you will bo called upon to re
pent. Ginger Cup This Is a moro elabo
rate drink and ono which will be nlco
for company. Tho following Ingredi
ents aro needed: Threo oranges, threo
lemons, twenty lumps of sugnr, a cup
of grated plnenpplo, eight cloves and
a small stick of cinnamon, a pint of
water, a quart of ginger alo and crack
ed Ico Put tho cloves'lnto tho oranges
and lot thorn standi for nn hour or
moro to flavor tho fruit. Next rub the
sugar lumps over tho orange and
lomon rinds to get some of tho ossun
tall oils and flavor the fruit. Pluco
tho augur In tho punch bowl, ridd the
Juice of tho fruit nnd tho pineapple
and tho stick of clnnnmon, let Btnnd
until serving tlmo, then pour on wa
ter and ginger ale, and the Ico and
serve.
Iced Coffee This Is a satisfying
drink nnd when well made truly do
llclous. Take a pint of strong freshly
made coffee, chill, ndd n pint of milk,
a pinch of powdered cinnamon, sweet
ened to tnsto and servo with crncked
Ico in tall glasses with whipped cream
on top.
Grapo juico and uhrubs of different
kinds aro all very good and may bu
vnrled by tho addition of a dash of
lomon juice.
Danger In Hasty Reforms
Sooiotary wrongs aro deeply embed
ded In law nnd tradition, and there
fore they aro not easily righted So
It Is wisdom to go slowly, even when
going In tho right direction, lest
stumbling, progross bo retarded. Re
formers Bhould try to avoid tho wasto
of haste.
Equally Unprofitable.
Nursing a grouch Is pretty much liko
lugging n sprinkling can to waUir
''nmiilu thlstlo.
3 ty T.'cmy I
tip
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the shortI
CUT
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I is by way of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels. Keep
I these organs strong and I
active by use of
J HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
1 and you possess the se- 1
trets of continued good
I health. It is for Poor I
Appetite, Indigestion,
i Cramps, Constipation
I and Biliousness. Try it.
That Whiff of Violets.
"My! whnt a llowory whiff! That
handkerchief must havo been literally
steeped In vioIotB," exclaimed ono girl
to another who had Just shaken out
from Kb folds a fragrant square of
linen. "Not stoeped In violets, mp
dear," was tho answer, "but boiled In
orris water. Tho effect Is tho same.
On washing dnys I supply tho washor
womnu with n good-sized pleco' of or
lis root, nnd she throwB It Into tho
water whero my handkerchiefs aro
boiling. When they como up from
Ironing they uro as redolent of orrla
us can bo. Then I slip thorn between
tho folds of n sachet filled with violet
powder, and they novor loso their fra
grance. Violet and orris scent to
gether makes n real violet odor."
Advice to Glrlo.
Mrs Havcrlock Ellis, tho English
writer and suffragist, said at a girl
graduates' luncheon at Sherry's In
New York:
"I wish to advlso you girls never to
marry a man to reform him. To
marry a man to reform him that i
tho samo ub puttln; your flngor In tho
lire to extinguish It."
Red Cross Ball Blue, much better, goes
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Biocer. Adv. '
The Locality.
"Did you 8co thnt star actor In re
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night to pais the
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and my w h o I o
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and I had fainting
pelh) Doan's Kid
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TtlliaSnr?"
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