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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

First publication January II last April 4.
Whereas default has been made In the condi-
twenty fourth day OF October. A. ID. 50 /. made
by William Doucet and Jain Doncef. his wife OF
Iron County, state OF Michigan. 10 the Security
MIMI a, cornor.t,on nrsa1 ., m,mnshapo, -.
OF the State OF Minnesotal and recorded In the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds for the county Of
Iron on the twenty'rixty day OF October, 1891
In Liber of mortgages. on page i6 and where.
as, by reason OF said default there II now due
aud claimed 20 be due and payable at the date
OF this notice the sum OF. two thousand. four
hundred thirty-tve dollars and tweety.four
cents S2.4SS24l (which amount includes the
sum oi fifty-seven dollars and twent four centsl
ls57.2sl paid by the mortgage for taxes and
insurance and no suit or proceedings mt law
or In equity having been taken TO recover the
money secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof whereby the power OF sale contained in
fore. notice il hereby given that by virtue ofthe
power OF sale In said mortgage contained. and
the statute In such case made and provided
there will be sold at public auction 20 the hlpb.
est bidder on Monday the 9th day OF APRIL
ID. 1896, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon lstnnd.
ard time) mt the front door OF the court house
In the Village OF Crystal Falls, that being thebud-
ing wherein the circuit court for the county OF
Iron, IL held. hepremses described In said mort
gage or so much as may be necessary
10 satisfy said Indebtedness. and further the
costs aud expenses OF sale. and an attorneys
Zee OF thirty-hve dollars as provided by statute
aud In said mortgage, and also any sum or
said sale by the undersigned Tor taxes and J In
surance 20 protect Its intesest In the premises
described In said mortgage to-wit: Ali those
tracts OF parcels OF land lying and being In the
county OF Iron and state OF Michigan, d.pcribed
as follows, towif; The north one-half H. W ~
lot one hundred and ninety-nine 1891 aud all
OF lot two hundred l2OOl OF the first lstl add
ton 20 the village of Crystal Falls. according TO
the plat thereof on file OF record IN the ofiioA
OF the Register OF Deeds In and for said county
Of Iron and state OF Michigan.
n.f tai Ian ~
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
A. 7. SMITH: Mortgage.
Gladstone. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01


First publication January IL last March 20,
Whereas default has been made In the nay
ment of the money secured by mortga.se dated
the nineteenth day OF October, In the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.four, exc.
cuted by Joseph lie Beff OF Atkinson Township.
Iron County. Michigan. To Eugene O'Rourke oi
corded In the Office of the Register OF deeds OF
the county OF Iron In Liber =, OF mortgages on
page 2SS, on the 14th day OF December
A. ID. 1894. at eleven O'Clock la the fore.
noon.
And whereas the amount claimed to be due
on said mortgage ~ the date OF this notice IA
the sum Of one hundred and Twenty-Five 5f.IOO
sum OF ten dollars ~ an attorney fee stipulated
for In said mortgage and which IL the whole
amount claimed To bc unpaid ON said mortgage
and no suit or proceeding having been instituted
at law TO recover the debt now remaining 20,
cured by said mortgage. or any part thereof
whereby the power OF sale contained In said
mortgage has become operative.
Now, therefore, notice " hereby given that by
virtue OF the said power OF SALE and Ia pnrsli-
ance OF tina statute IN such case made aud
provided. the said mortgage will be foreclosrd
by sale OF the premises therein described nj
public auction TO the highest bidder ut the front
door oil tho Court House, M Crystal Falls, In
said county OF Iron, on the 7th. day Of Aprl,
A. ID. 1890, Mt ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of
said day, which said premises are described In
said mortgage a. follows, to-wit. The east hall
thirty.two 1871, town forty-nve north OF range
thirty-hye west. With all the appurtances apper-
tanning thereto. Eu0ESE o'RouRkR.
Dated January sth. A. ID. 1896. Mortgages
HANDY a ABrorr.
Attorneys for Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01
Notice for Publication.

First publication Jan. 20. last March 90
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE, MIcH,, JAN Ia
1890. Notice II hereby given that the follow
iug'naned settler has filed notice OF HIS intsn.
aud that said proof viii be made before the
clerk 81 the Circuit court Of Iron county, at
Crystal Falls, Mich. ON March y. 1890, Wig:
Robert Klein. lid. application No. 7af7 for the
no4 OF ne4 sec. 30 Up. 90 N. r. ~ W. He names
the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF, said land,
via; Henry Baker. Frank Vanderpool, Michael
lIannon. Of Crystal Falls, Mich. Patrick
Rogers, OF witbeck. Mich.
PETER PRiMEAU.
Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01
Notice for Publication.

First publication January 4; last February \
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE, Mich. DECEMBER
20. iso5.-Notice II hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice OF his IN.
Tension 70 make final proof In support OF his
claim. md that said proof viii be- made before
the clerk OF the Circuit court ~ Iron county NJ
crystal Falls. Mich. on February Ia 1890. viz:
Frank vanderpool lid. Application No. 1880.
Tor the ~ OF swit sec. -, twp. 30 n. r. ~ w.
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz; Henry "a. BAKER, Charles a.
Campbell sidney NJ. Campbell. Albert ID. Snds,
al OF Crystal Falls. Michigan.
PerEn pnlMEAu. Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

The work OF removing ma.
MEsABI chinery and tearing down old
RANGE. No. 2 shalt house at the
Franklin is Ia progress. The
new shalt is down about 125 feet, and
timbers for the new shaft house are being
gotten out. The Franklin now employs
some 200 men, while some twenty-five
or thirty ARE employed ia the woods, by
the company. in getting out timber for
the Franklin group.
The Chandler Iron company has de-
clarcd dividend OF So per share on it's
capital stock Of 81 100000 payable
February 1, amounting 10 100000.
The par value is $50 but the last snIes
were made at $40 per share. Minnesota
Iron stock h also rapidly appreciating,
having advanced from SGT in September
to $40 at the last sale, $3.50 being
asked for Il.
All Indications would point TO much
active work and development on the
western vermilIion the coming season.
The iron rccourccs OF northern Minneso-
In arc but partially proven, and the west
crn Vcrmillion is not the only new
Minnesota range on which valuable finds
win be proven within the next few
months.
AZ the Bessotnor, the new hoist put in,
formerly No. 2 hoist, Franklin. j. in
operation, and some 700 20 500 tons
per day Is being raised. The old Besse-
mcr hoist Is now employed for lowering
timbers. Slightly over 200 men are en-
ployed on the property.
Supt. +. Florida. OF The Oliver Mining
company, has secured an option on the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

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,ation Dsc:; q: 1e91. ~ Aer11 u
ssss, ben @ sss r = 'sss': sss g
widow o Iron o6unsy 49, Sc 3
. q ih S ssssst s Hansso sa I e..
lion ORGANISED under the laws 81 tie state
S.nueeofa] WHICH mortgages was recorded III
ss q The Of d Rssds q q Iron soup
In BOOK four OF MORTGAGES. Of, page li7
which mQrfRpec there r. claimed TO be due
paid &C ths date OF this notice the sum OF
which D0 Amount sd inesdss sss
[tl2&50l paid BY the mortgage Tor
.ai is xSsssI Sp sss po :" 'e 81
sane contained in IA mortgage has becoms
q " % q n = law ,c
Ssrs s s S rtus s0 q ad powsr q
sale aud OF the sthf1>3 In such case made and
provided, on Tuesday, the i7fh day 81 March,
the ront door q ,6r court Soass IN ssS Village -
being the plaos 81 holdIpgi the Circuit Court Of
. S ssf ss sd S p ss ssd ~ Pu s
prenaines described IN said morteaee or 30 much
thereof ~ shall be necessary TO satisfy the said
afnount dur. and interest, costs and expenses OF
SALE land mn attorneys les OF Twenty Five
Dollars. allowed BY law and provided Tor la
said 5uorteaee. said premises belng described In
said mortgage a. follows:
All that tract o. parcel OF land lying and
being In the county of Iron and state of Nichi-
eans described ns follows. to-witia Lot nfty-
three 5il Of the original plat Of the Village Of
crystal Falls. according 10 the plat thercof on
Tile or Ut record IN the Office Of the Register OF
Decds IN and for said county OF Iron and state
OF Michigan. Dated. Dscember 2fst. 1898.
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
ALFuEp p. SMITH. Mortgage,
Attorney Tor Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01


AENoMi- the Iee-owner OF the property
NEE completed arrangements this
RANCE. week for operating the
Cuff mine at Iron Noun
tain on an extensive scale aud
operations to commence at once with
Capt. Josiah NJ. Davey in charge Of the
mining work. A plant OF machinery,
consisting OF an eight-drill compressor,
hosting plant. etc, has been arranged
for and will be placed in position assoon
as the work can be done. Thursday
afternoon a deal was closed with the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad COM
pany for a spur track from the Schlessin-
ser read 10 the property. The track
will be nearly three-quarters OF a mile In
length, and the surveys are now being
made. The ore at the Cuff Is a Bessemcr,
running about forty-iye per cent. in
iron and very low 10 phosphorus. Per-
sistent exploration has developed the
fact there IL very large body OF this
ore on the property. the vein having an
average width OF over two hundred feet,
and IT can be mined very choaply. At
the start about twelve or fifteen men
will be employed. but Az the ore body
develops the force will be increased.
Ultimately seventy-five men will be en-
ployed. Mr.. Hyde expects to mine and
ship 10000 tons during the coming
season. -Range-Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

The Lake Superior Iron COM
MAR pany has arranged to mine n
ouETE block OF hard ore on lands OF
RANGE. the Iron Cliffs company that
adioin its hard ore mine and
which the Iron Cliffs cannot reach, 1t
being in what is known ms the "old Bar
num-" to which there Is now no ingress
from the Cliffs property. A force OF
eighteen men will bc put on at this
place. Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01
The annual meeting OF II

The annual meeting OF the
GooEBIc stockholders OF the Metro
RANGE. politan Iron 4 Land
company took place last
Saturday at the company's offices in
Milwaukee. The meeting was very
harmonious one, we are informed, and
all the old officers and directors were
reelected. The matter OF the appoint
mont OF superintendent TO succeed the
late Mr.. J. ID. Day. was left with the
president, Mr.. S. s. Curry.
The last OF the water was pumped out
OF the Cary mine this week, and an in
spection is now being made with view
10 ascertaining what damage, II any, has
resulted to the workings while the mine
was full OF water. At the Superior one
level is still under water, but good
progress Is being made in tho pumping
The unwatering OF the Cary, Superior
and Windsor mines ought 10 be hailed
with delight by the people OF the range,
and especially by the people OF Hurley,
who ure the most directly interested. A
force will no doubt be put TO work within
lew days at the Cary and Superior.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Aurora Iron Mining company
was held at the Office OF Howard Morris
in Milwaukee. Tuesday morning, and
resulted in the election OF the following
directors: Fred G. Gates. James c. Col
gate. Charles l.. Colby, Charles II. Rand
OF New York; Edwin II. Abbott, Of Cam
bridge, Mass. l.. III. Severance. OF C!eve-
land, o.; w. j. Olcott, OF Bessemer,
Mich. The present officers we're re-
elected, namely: Charles II. Rand,
president and treasurer; Howard Morris,
secretary and general solicitor. Mr..
Gates who enters the directorate, is
John ID. Rockefeller's representative.
Tho Norrie is hosting and steckpiling
at five shaits--Nos. 2. 3, 8, 9 and z.
The East Norrie Is operating three
shafts, No. 3 this winter for tho FIRST
time having a large pile OF high grade
ORE News-Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-01

IadS
work on PINE, ii s.aun
and "a. y5askhs one
diamond 81 r-ts be
property at 'ace ina ;n4 =,
which is bell by NY To- Zoe
the largest dep ~ this cpd vi
the range. will be tho1 ~ushly tested.
The Cheseboroueh property here says
the Hibbing News, has recently been pur-
chased by the Eddy Brothers, but moth
ing can be learned a. To the price paid
II Is understood that Attorney X. ~.
Marble has disposed Of his interest in
the mine, which included an interest In
the fee. for $4,000, and has got his
money. But aside from this rumor little
IL known OF the transaction. The prop
erty is very valuable, as an immense
body OF fine ere has been shown up.
Hosting from the new shalt ut the
Victoria was commenced on Monday.
and rooming and developing will be the
order Of work during the balance Of the
winter months. The old pit from which
hosting has heretofore been done will he
used as timber shaft .-Enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17

Hopp. assisted by Miss Nellie Affair. Miss Agnes
Alair Miss Gussie Cohen. Miss Flora Nrrnei
%afbar""n Mis- Rose Williamson, Miss Matte
K@pp Nil Nes Typ M ama hng Miss H Ialc
Kothschld Mis- Irna Dppcnl,1ieim er Mr. uoscn
Kso5envvTTs W., H,T I<einow Miss Jane webster Miss
Stella Franklin. Miss Martha Franklin ana the
Mr. Gbarics il. RAYMOND. president OF the Board
Of rstc has charge Of M c sEer P P MccooE
n Wrs Nv Wciion. Mrs. John Wise Mrs. Charles =.
GUNNER Miss JULIA sumner Miss Ward' MisS VIZ, ,n
III scc s;rnv Mr. Isaac Lawrence Miss Farms
worth Miss Sadie Lord and Miss Tilnghasi A..
The qd bs h@o Of f'y he o0 Mcxcan consul Mrs
Kraus the Misses Iconora and conchita RUIZ. MISS
ir Wss Carmcn Tinoco. Miss Conchita Tinoco.
Mis- Louise Flammer. Miss Amalia Manrara the
M naiTrk ME- Fortcscue. Miss Mercedes Garcia.
Miss teller Miss Ansbacher, Mis- siadler' si.,
h Toae u,i,. and Miss Rosenberg
I-pstairs the decorated IN white and gold
cher Of the Rcd Cross Hospital She is assisted by
Miss A4fe G@r1If1 MI qiS ME
Mncord Miss Jennie Walker. the Misses Ambrose.
Ais isabel Pfcffer. Misses Niles MISS iielrn Gould
Ms Mamie Gallagher and Miss Mabel Brown. These
i"dies viii serve the tea. chocolate coffee lemon
,r" comsomme bcuillon sandwiches. fancy cakes
and ices and will b" gown"d IN pure whli", win a
rad cross ON one arm. II Is what ~ called the gala
Uniform The rooms containing NE dining room room
Mrs Clarence Neuman, Mr.. X. T. MacIea ana
Mrs. Ed-nnau. ~,
cn,riee Warner Jackson. Miss Conrow. Miss Jack
so,, Niss Ada Jackson. the Misses COnOycr. Mrs
Tr,urns NcDonaM Sinclair. Miss Carolyn HIrnes
NIr Howard Jackson. Mr. Robert White tonrow
and Mrs Iaoeri Edward Pa,nc Tabourettcs;
80 .of, ulows and easy chairs may b. found
in his room. Tho furnuur" n both rooms is very
6a"q,oe s2mG Ind 81 ,ns ' ad oak very re"
In Mr. Shrady's doudrts'nt og" Of the most
.dnfrrd ohicis u'art d. fne marble head OF
Sn,1nI'imded soldlet no wort: c. Leon Yiecr Za-
winisli celebrated Polish sculptor. who has
hee1 in this country hul few weeks. The head
- Irr-,iz, r. g. wrapped Ia the handiges OF the
p.d Crnye nursc. ana Lows the cross upon II. II
IL 1alirI "First Ala NJ. ZawieJski has presented
J. V 'i;,it1y nieh' Miss clara Barton will be
cf,,. Il RECEPTION. and II j. expected that she Will
sS,'al,e .r address on that occasion \ number OF
No. tof Red cross work needed at once.
ar in l. Inc desire OF the trustees OF tho hospital
I,r rtr-ts 10 come to them VINO wish 20 io7 in
he work provided they are graduates OF other
,v.li-known and reputable hospitals. No nurse
,..I ne accepted unless she Is = graduate,
"ira.i night Charles a. Dana was escorted to the
v.ldorf by DR. George r. Shrady and Dr. a
Monae Lesser. where. after being Introduced by
MTs Charles H. Raymond he made an appro-
nriate address. Nine. Calve and Jean and Edouard
de- Reszke Will be guests OF the bazaar even
ing before IL closes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17

test-tile will still be useful. while the one that has
been improvised will soon become very incomplete.
The test-tile which II is advisable to make. how
ever Is one OF mixtures and various combinations
OF color Have book for memoranda. and after
mixing say brown-green and yellow brown. put
some OF the new shade the tile plate draw
ing the paint out thinner. until the color applied
tone.
Number this color the tile. and then under a
corresponding number In the book note the com
bination and it's proportions. Do this with
great variety Of combinations possible. keep
ing exact memoranda. and then send the tile 10 ne
fired first however placing a little rose color In
the centre TO make sure that the piece has been
properly fired This piece will be found OF great
assistance and Will amply repay the trouble OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
LEADING THE BLIND.

Tho friends of the Home for the Blind" are chr.
daily invited to attend the opening Of the new
house on Highest. opposite Hill Place Maspeth.
Long Island this afternoon. from until 10 o'clock
The Home will be formally opened by the Rev.
mr. A. c. Buan. who has written special church
service which has been approved by Bishop Little
,ohn and will be used to-day for the first time
Miss Louise Smith. one Of the blind scholars, win
s,ng and reclte. The ladies hope for an address
srom Mr. A. A. Low. Refreshments will be served
a. the close OF the entertainment. Mrs. Sarah
Venners Court has charge OF this part of the pro-
Ar,hdeacon Darlington is chairman OF the stand
,r1 committee Of the Home A. A. Low treasurer
nn', the Rev Dr. A. c. Bum secretary. Mrs J. n
Aiexander No. lH Park-ave.. Brooklyn. Ii chair
ynan of the Executive Committee and Miss Ho-
garth is manager. Others actively connected with
the work are Archdeacon Cooper, Mrs. A. A. Low,
Mrs Whitbeck. Mrs. A. Friedman, Mrs. Place.
Mrs. Rose. Mrs Taylor. Mrs. r. s Barclay. Miss
Florence Lockitt and Mrs Augustus Rappelyea.
Mr. Rappelyea has had erected a lanppost in
front of the Home. and three guideposts. while Ct
Nrnhanage to direct conduct visitors to the In.
s,,tution The Grand-st. or Newtown and Flush
ne-aye cars go within few minutes walk Of tho
Home. .
a Injected inmates. Mrs. Wolaifenbergcr has been
recently operated upon. and II Is expected she will
regain her sight. Miss Louise +. Smith has learned
the typewriter. and Miss Nemimeyer has written .
history of her own life Donations OF money pro-
Visions bedding or articles for sale At the fancy
tables will be gratefully received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
POWER or PHYSICAL CULTURE.

nr Hamilton d. Wcy. official physician OF the Ell
Mira Rcformatory. advances a new theory In re-
d IN tho classification ard detection OF criminals.
II. savs that while criminal may show such a
,o, moral nature a. 10 be devoid OF almost every
,ns,inci but that Of the purely animal. he Is still
10, bcyond The actual reach OF moral impression
nd influence or moral culture. DR.. Wey believes
that the criminal cannot be detected by an exam
,a,ion Of the mental faculties alone. The criminal
Is an abnormal type Of mankind and is physically
ahuormal as we'll as mentally and morally. len
,,ec people know that whenever a prominent cart
., the physical organism Is completely dominated
~, ,he will there Is obliged TO be a certain brain
Dy.tnn nv which that especial part Is controlled
r. Wey believes that physical culture VIII 40
u,av with crirnnality. holding that "a scientific de-
,"ymenf and culture OF the arm. Tor instance, Will
ve.oopnhen and train certain region OF The brain.
SUI shance IL from abnormal use 10 normal
state - ,.,ous ,baf cartai. uor.ions NJ the
Eyer xercse control over rsriail portions OF the
prain ard II that brain afra II DESTROYED parl-
bousi The use OF the physica 2, area dominated by
yHeHn lain ig absolutely lost The doctor therefore.
the o,s IN correcting moral and mental deficiencies
Ss giving the body the best ana most scientific
nhysicaI culture -. A.. ~.n,.,, -, a.. .
.rs OF the Elmira Rcformat9ry: ~ excscdingly IN.
e ers and furnishes food for careful thought
and Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
household TALKS.
HOW TO MAKE THE OLD-TlME JtMbih' oi'
"cooKY." FOR THE CHRIST
MAS FEAST.
MAS FEAST.

-oo, MANY good cooks who do not
understand the art OF making Junbies' OF VIVA, -,
more modern and American pariahce are an
,ooL,.- Those dainty little cakes round as nun
rnoone and erinlled at the edges. are never 50 o'
u.;o,. &c =, Christmas Kew Years. when they
are s,rewn with caraway commits III true "''''"''
booker fashion. ,,, ,,,,o o
The name cooky recalls the hoIaho Noo"j'' "
thin rather sweet cake. with which ''e 'a', "'au
ems Of NewAmsterdam were WIN"
calers on New Years Day
rha., o,a .,rnc cakes we've raised with yeast ana
navo,ed with wine and fruit. like other holiday
cake. ,, o,o .
half NJ bu,,er beaten 10 cream, Win 'hree Po"i"s
~ ,,n. civ oops six pounds Of nour-dricd ana
gjfted-and three pints OF mix ihat mas pee"
sca;ded and cooled until 1t is lukewarm. MIX
min, NJ vcast or two modern yeast cakes Ih me
milk; add the eggs. Beat the mas luz i,,m,n
LEI it rise until IT has more of rasins chopped
fne and pound Of citron cut IN INN ts oi,ar
Ter OF an inch thick When the last are roiIco out
the first will be ready TO bake. ,.. Tor any fam
One-hrd of this rule is abundance lot any 'ni an
ily OF TO-DAY The rule Is given in the generous oiu
time proportion that it was the custom u "s'
Eae the cakes on baking sheets which L nj ,ne
oven An ordinary insmith or R eea IRON such
a. bakers use for about - cents Such sn nor,s
more easily washed. and WI hoio more ''o''''
When the cookies are done moisten them win
milk top and scatter caraway commits over tn.i'
Bet them back in the oven TO dry for two minutes.
Plain seed cookies are now made by the descend
ants Of old Knickerbocker families. as foho"s'
cream 4 cup OF butter and two cups OF sugar; SUI
In half a cup OF water and The yolks and whites OF
TWO eggs. Sft twice three cups Of flour with three
evven teaspoonfuls of baking powder: Add TINS 10
sne sugar. butter and eggs add also TWO 'aDe
= not nrm enough roll out. add little more nouf.
0L out the dough as thin as you can and en- ans
eooky-cutter
40 make the ordinary Dutch New Years CAKES,
votx to cream a cup of butter and a cup OF
'1sar; add two eggs without separating the yo'ks