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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Sic SeiIsarmee.

Qte W ueu IeWo6tBtC yu9IeH oeo
poriSen Sabrbuu6erts pon benz ebes
maltsen Wetbobiftenprebtser @illiam
9optb sesriubete iosenannte Sells:
artnee, etne Der 1uunberlt9iten gr=
i@einunseu Der Meu5eit, bat ft@ tn ben
@eretni9ten Staaten, Ieit ibrer 1880
bur6 &atlto. unb iteben r6aueluiabs
mdb@en" erfolsten @~tnfibruns tros
beS rS@tsmas", rteiiS aussebreitet.
Dtt N. 3. PreB stbt ibren seseu=
wdrtisen 8eitanb mie folst an: 1896
Offi5tere, @abetten unb ionittse 8e:
auaten /; Oil Corps, rpoiten", Stun
Pofts", etc, 2osirbduier, 6otelS,
9olpttdler etc. NIT &aum fir 10, 900
Perionen; So Snbultriei@ulen, 9ols=
b0fe unb Na9metsbureaus fur Mrbei=
ter: 3 Sarmtslonten nit $500
Gdern; 81 Masbalenenanitalten fur
sefauene Mdb@en. Mqidbrli9 UNI
@eibna@ten ipeiit bic uMrmee" 3OO,=
600 Mrme unb i9entt tbnen &letber,
Nabrunssmittel uub Sptelseus; 1900
&inber bat tie NIT tbren gltern auf
ben &olonten; 5000, 900 Stromern
sepdbrt He Na6taipl unb 9abuns;
SO, 900 Mrbeitslolen ueridaft tie 8e=
fSaf.iisnnsrulm.
Mau brau@t NIT bieien 3ifern
BLOB BITE TIM &ir9enleriton pro 1885
unb 1886 ~sesebenen gu perslei6en,
INN ft@ etnea 8esrif BON benz Wa@s=
tbum bieler Defenders auf ioaialem
@ebtet wirfenben mertmirbtsen Stifs
tuns gu MAIDEN. IS tam ni9t ses
leusnet mer6en, iast etn anseiebener
fatbolii@er S@riftiteuer, baB bic
6eilsarmee piele bur9 grnit unb
OpfermtqiSfeit it@ aus5ei@nen6e
ndunli@e unb peibli@e Oftsiers adblt,
unb baB ite bur@ ibre Sbdttsteit utele
Tauienbe relisiOs unb ltttlt@ uerfomz
mener unb nameutlt9 Dem Erunfe err
9ebener Snbtutbuen out ben Weg ets
ner eemiiien &elistoittdt uub Eusen6.
bafttsteit sefibrt unb auf bieIem De
&c erbalten bat. Mu@ ma6t iie ii@
unitreitts Inn baS matetielle Wobl pies
Ter Mrbeiter unb Nrbetterfamtlten,
insbeionbere In ben sroBeu Stdbten,
parbtent rnb ibt baour9 au9 tn TO-
ctaler 8e5iebuns einen mobltbdtisen
gtnfluB,
M9tsbeitomentser 1T unb bleibt
aber bic 9eilsarmee eine traurise 8er=
trruns unb etnes ber bdBltditen 3errs
bilber bes gbriitentbums Sbr Sns
bifferentismus sesen bas @runbboSma
bss gbriftentbnms, bas @ebeimnib
ber Erinitdt, unb ibre ablebnenbe ober
gar fetnbielise Stelluns Sesen bie BON
Wott fsitseieste duBere 6eilsorbnuns
ibre MiBa&tuns Der Eaufe, uerm6Se
beren lie BET a0em @ifer fur gbriitus
unb bas gbrtteutbum bod MUIR etn
neues 9eibentbum tnausurirt; tbre
gang einletttse, milfarlt@e unb Sez
malttbdtise 8ebanblunS unb Masle=
suns Der beilisen S@rtft; tbr un,az
tirlt@es unb unseiunbes unb In mebr
wte elmer 8e3tebunS bebentlides uetbz
li9es OHbierstbum; tbre uielfa& 10
burdaus rueltf0rmtsen, NIT benz san=
gen @eiIt unb gbaratter bes gbriitens
tbuus I'm @iberipru@ itebenben Wett=
tel Der Yropasanba; uub nt9t gum
minbeiten Der itaunenswertbe grfols,
ben ite In Der tur3en i3ett ibres Bette
bens erruusen bat, perletben ibr etn
unbeimli9eS, mir u,69ten iasen bds
moniI@es @eprdse. @lidli@erweile
birst iie tn ibrer Organization unb In
ibrem 9an3eu unseiunben @eien BITE
unpertennbaren 2etne Der 3ertllfs
tuns, bes @erfaIes unb Der @ui0s
iuns.
Mllo Domte Fat bancroft Sema@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
&ternfbnuppen.


@enn Scatter Wtlbelm aud muir
nod 1iitern fam, feline Sttmme mirb
TIM &on3ert Der Md@te ni@t unseb0rt
perba0en.
Oie Oipibenben bes Stanbarb Dill
Eruft iinb mieber nit smei Dollars
per Nttie bOber ausbeSablt morben.
gtmas anberes fonnte mon aud ni9t
ermarten, benn bic f~ortmdbrenben
PreisiteiSeruusen muBten bod irsenb
eineu 3wed baben.
Sn Eeras murbe etn Ne8er BON et=
mem 8lutbunbe, perfolst, bic betben
wurben aber 70 tntime Sreunbe, baB
Der S9parae ben treuber3isen Softer
fur 50 so psrItlbern fonute. Oas
nette Stid perbient eisentlt9 preissez
front gu werben.
Oa meber Ge6bp &oolepelt nod Bic
srauen Slnber tn Senat bte- 8es
I9merben Der f~treitbaren Carrie Sea-
ton an66ren MOLTEN, that tie bas bette
unb lteB it9 btnausmerfen. Wit bies
fen amei S@ubien ma@t tie mebr &e=
tlame pte NIT elmer Mubiens.
Sol9e 9eute, BITE mebr wie cine
Spra6e ipre@en, sebOrem mad Der
Nnii9t Der etnseborenen Imerifaner
CUR unuihsuben &laiie. llub In ib=
rem %perbobrten @ebtru bdmmerts rt9t
einmal auf. wel9' ein seiiises Grz
mutbsseusnib ie it9 ausitsasn.
Ser 8unbesIenator 9obse bat cine
gia einsebradt, bic Is pro3entise
Gate bes Dinslep=S arif auf bic ginz
fubr aus ben Ybilippinen aufsubeben,
fur 3uder unb Sabat aber einen 3oa
uon so ProS.nt beiteben gu lafen.
MuB benz gruit 6enn INNER eite grs
tra. @urit sebraten merben2
@enn elmer etpas vaussefrefien"
bat mas er serre peridwiesen baben
m09te, bann fommt er gum 3eitunss.
maun unb bittet IS nt9t su publi3tren,
lonit fdme eS iberau berum; fomut
aber Ser 3eitunssmanu unb miu eine
Mnseise baben, bann beiBt es: ua@
bic 3eituus lief ia bod teiner."
Oie 3eitereisniiie i9eiuen baau ar,=
setban, ste auselid@fl9e Sreunbi@aft
fart gu eri9ittern. Die Ilasfa @rensz
entldeibuns liest ben babil9tisen
gnsldnbern nod INNER i6wer imWeas
gen rnb nun erit ser &ummel auf benz
Sitbmus. Sobn 8uq fOnnte beriten
Dor @utb, barf a6er nar eine Sauit
tm Sad maiden.
Obs pobl mabr lit. bab &odefelz
Ter benz brapen Onfel Gam 40 Wtl=
lionen Dollars fur ben 9anama Gu
nal o~ffertrt bat2 Oas mare eth meite=
rer S@titt fur bic @eltberri9aft bes
&upfers, Stabl= unb Oel=&eids, unb
Sannes Der @roBe f6nnte ein paar
@uubert ieiner suiammen seiaufterten
MiQioner nt9t better anle9en.
X
Oie Geri9tsuerbanblunsen merben
tint 9aufe Der 3eit INNER unterbalten=
Der. aanr man it@ etrpaS 9abs
i9eres benten, als bab, mie es iinsit
in Mes sei@ab, finf Stunben btnter=
chamber eth ip%annenber &oma1 pors
seleiem rptrb2 Das Md@ite rptrb BITE
Muffibruns zines Ebeateritids Dor
@eriGt ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

bic beuti@e unteritiben. gs seret@t
ieber Samilie gu GROCER gbre, uenn
ite 3met ober wenisitens eine 3ettunS
beiast, mel@e bic Na@ri@ten BON
Stabt unb llmsebuns, bic wi@tiSiten
Easesereisniiie pom baben unb bsiben
TINS Saus brtn9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Go 1T bic er1e unh beiligte Yftdt
eines jeoen Ginsemanberten bic
i90ne Wutteripra4e gu
pfesen.

@er Dol, unieren senetsten 9eiern
f0nnte mobl iein 8aterlanb uerSei1en
babsn? 9erseiien bas 9an6, no ct
bas 0idt Der @elt suerit erblidt,
ubas 9anb. NO feline 8iese itanb",
MO er In &inbesunl9ulb ipielte unb
ben erften iiBen Eraum Setrdumt2
@obl Mau9er, befien Nuse auf bte=
fen @orten rubt. bat beim @bi9iebe
benz tbeusren @aterlan6 cine Sbrdne
semeibt, bat pieusi9t aaf benz 8oben
Der freien &spublit in iorsenuoaen
Stunben elm berries Web ~empfunben,
Elm. Sebnen nod benz erlten 9eim.
Sober DeutI9e lit fi@ flar bemaBt,
mas er ieinem 2anb briben perbanft ;
Der s9te Deuti6e tesf BE 9anb duf's
treue Ser3 unb mieberbolt bes Sid.
tiers i66ne @orte:
vSreue 9isbe Bis gum @rabe,
S9mOr i'd Dir NIT SerS unb Sanb /!
@as i9 bin unb mas t@ babe,
Oant t9 Dir, mein 8aterlanb!
8, mel6e gmpfnbuusen ruff bic
grinneruns an bisles 9ieb. bas MIR
als frobe &inber i'm id0uen 6eimatb
lamb iansen, in unierer 8ruit mad !
So, mir lisben unier @aterlanb I'M
Mig; nit iebem neuen Worsen ienben
MIR unleren gruB nod Often bin,
iber bie @elen bes SceauS, an ben
beutI9en Stranb, an tas 2anb, bas
uns seboren, on au' bic 9ieben, bic
mir suriidlieBen. @ir iinb uns au@
bemubt, baB mir Pfli@ten, beilise unb
ernfte pHi@ten baben, unierem @a=
terlanbe seseniiber. Sober Deutl@e
bari itols 1eiu auf feline Nation, anf
iein 8aterlanb, auf ieine berrli9e
MutterIpra9e!
@ir fominer, mieber Surid auf bic
oben anssiibrten Di@terworte: u8as
id bin unb mas i'd babe".-@as bi1t
Du, mein lieber Seller? Du biit piel=
lei9t tein Yolititer, fein promiuenter
Mann in bieieu 9anb aber Du biit
ein Deuti9er; seadtet unb seebrt,
suar ni6t better, als Elm @nberer,
aber ebenio gut ais eth Sober. Ou
biit slei9bere9tist NIT iebem anberen
@eltbirser. @as bait DUP 8ielz
leidt feine sroBen &ei@tbimer, tein
ftattlt@eS Saus, feine Sabritsn, fete
men in ben Musen ftebenben 4urus
unb Staat! Mber Du baf etn beutz
i9es, bieberes .Sers in Deiner 8ruit,
has in meltseribmter Ereue i@ldst
fur Oeinen Soft unb Oetnen Nd9z
fen. Deutldes @eien, beuti@e 3u@t
unb Site, beuti@e 8ilbuns, etne
beuti9e 3unse, bies 1T alles Oein eis
gen! OteIe %senannten unb ptele ans
bere @orsise, auf bic mir bier ni@t
binueiien f6nneu, ba es uns an 3ett
unS &aum se6ri@t. rOant i@ Str
mein @aterlaub," iaSt Der Oi6ter
treffenb. @as ioa Der Denti9e tbun?
Sc lift BITE erfte unb betliSite pfi4t
etnes Seben, bic i@6ne Mntteripra9e
gu pflesen bie &inber Deuti9 unter=
ri9ten gu laiien, bamit aud BITE fnnf.
ttsen @enerationen ii9 ibrer Nbne1
ribmen in beutl@er Spra@e. 8enn
man man@en Deuti@en, Der eth paar
Monate TIM 2anbe it, aud enslii@
tauberweliden, wcllte iasen parlee=
rem. b6rt, 10 m0@te man fait benfen,
es rpdre fein Deuti@er mebr. Sober
Deuti9e ioll au@ bic prefie unb swar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

Mlio Dowte fat bancroft sema@t.
@ieber eth Yropbet, Der nt@ts mebr
gilt In ietnem etsenen Stdbt9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Mderbam Der Ser. &taaten.

Oer SabreSbert9t oeS Mferbals
Setretdrs Saues @tliom sibt tn iei.
mem etnlettenben &apttel einen Nuss
NETS dber bic Probuftton unb BEN
@rport aterttanil@er 9lberbaupro.
butte, nobel it@ setst, baB ft@ Der
grport BON @etreibe unb @etretbepros
tuften auf mebr als 221 Mtqionen
Dollars ite1te, Der grport pom Ebies
rem, Sleti@ unb Sleii@waaren auf
oil WtItonen. Mebr als 81 Bill
ltonen Yfunb BaummoIe i'm @ertbe
pon BIT MtGtonen Dollars murben
erporttrt. Was S~armtbiere anbez
trift, 70 itelte ft@ Der @ertb Der
9ferbe auf iber etne 8tqton Dollars,
bes &inbptebs auf mebr als 1900
Wttlionen Dollars, Der S9afe auf
1853 MtIionen Dollars unb Der
S9metne auf 365 WiItonen Dollars.
Des 3dnseren merben In Dem 8eridt
BITE MabreSeln beipro9en, uel9e CUR
unterbriduns Der Maul= un6 &tau=
enleu@e tn Neuenslanb ersrtifen muir
ben. Nit einem &oitenaufmanb pon
$500, 600 9elans es, bic Seu9e in
ctrca fanf Wonaten p6uis a~us3urot=
ten. Sn BetreH bes Eerasfebers
ptrb bemerft, baB bas Wal9en NIT
&ob6l tn 9epthen Oelbrunnen tn
Eeras it6 auSenI9etnlt9 beudbrt bat
unb BITE arbeiten bes Wtebbureaus CUR
baueruoen Betdmpfung Der Seu9e
Iusft9ten auf @rfolS baben. Oie
S9wetne9olera rt9tete %ansebeurer
S9aoen an; berlelbe belief IT'D auf
Is Wtatonen Dollars. Sur gieb'
tnipettton unb S(eii9bei9an wurben
Sill, $40 peraussabt; bic mifroitos
pii@e unteriu@nnS pon S9weinez
feil9 NOR NIT etneni &oltenaufmanb
BON SIS l79 perbnnben.
@~tnsebenb bel9dfttst IT'D Der Be
rt9t NIT ben Mrbetten CUR Bstdm
pfunS unb gerbatunS pom Baum unb
Pflanaentranfbeiten, aameutlt9 on
Oblt6dumen, @emllen uno c%altfornts
l9en Heben. Nuf @runo bteler Nrz
beiten ertldrt bas Oepartement, baB
Der battertl9e S9orf on Nepfel1 l1no
Btrnen lt@ tontroutren ldBt. @egen
BITE californil9e Nebentrantbett bat
lt9 bte 9enoir &sbe Notwithstanding
ermtelen nnb it'd seetsnet se3etst als
Pfropfretler unb Sesrebe. Bet Der
@~ultiuiruns BON Sbit purbe rantert.
lid &adit9t Senounteu auf ben 81.
port. 8on ben Pomolosea bes Oes
partementS wurbe feitseiteut, baB IT'D
BITE Bartlett 8irne fur ben @rport
uorSiisli6 eisnet, ni6t minber Der
&uhet Ipfel, BITE @lberta : Yftrlt6s.
Ote &ibenSuder, Gultur bot sinen OH
berorbentliden Sorti9ritt gu per5ei9=
men. Oieler SnoultrteSwets fann jest
alS bterSulanbe feft etablirt betra9tet
werben. Ser beurise @rtras mirb
auf $50, 600 Gouuen seiddbt, seSen
220, 900 i'm 8oriabre unb 1920
Eonnen im Sabre 1896. Oie per-
i6iebenen @e,iu@e nit benz Mnbau Der
Sbeeitaube merben weiter fortseiest.
@uf Der plantase in Summerpiae,
g. g., mur6en 5000 Pfunb seruon:
men ; eine ueue 8eriu6sitation lit In
Yierce, Seras, einseridtet morben.
Ser Mderbauiefretdr besllduinl9t
baS 9anb, baB enblt@ bie grtenntnib
alsemein ~seworben lit, wel9en sroz
ZEN praftii9en fommeraiellen Wertb
Ste Soritfultnr fur baS gauge Sanb
E>L siA>nLSo Mn~r.,An xnn~Na% 4,tS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
80. Sabrgang. ct Gbub, Nenndota, Donnerfae, ben 10. 9eembu, 1903. gummsr 2E

litfetten btnaussebe. Dte Mnsabe
birfte bebeutenb ibertrieben ietn eS
mare a6er i'm Snterefe Der uielen arz
mel. 3eute, wel@e tire griparniiie tn
!3tcn unb be1en l1nternebmen ansez
legt baben, brinSenb gu wani@en,
baB ii& wentSftens bic S@dbunsen
t%onieruattuer @el@dftsleute als rt9tiS
erweiien, BITE ben 8eitsD omte's auf et=
ma pier Bis fanf Mtlionen unb ietne
Sdnlben auf etua smet Drtttbeile
biefer Sumu,e peran19lasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10

@enn Scatter @ilbelm aud muir
nod fitern fam, feline Stimme mirb
tint &on5ert Der Md@te ni@t unseb0rt
perbalen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-09
Fruits That Make Jelly,

A common mistake in jelly making is
the adding of too much water with the
fruit, with the idea that more jelly
will be the result The more water is
put in the more time it will take to
cook it out before the jelly will begin
to form.
Another mistake is trying to be eco
nomical with sugar. There should be
measure for measure of fruit juice and
sugar, and anything less will not re-
suit in as good a jelly and sometimes
in no jelly whatever.
There are certain fruits that will
jelly easily, while others it is impossi-
BILE to obtain any good results from I'M
less gelatin is added. Grapes and cur
rants make an especially fine jelly
Raspberries and blackberries need a
little more acid to make firm jelly
One lemon to every pint Of peach juice
will make a most delicious jelly, as il
needs the additional tart Of the lemon.
Green grapes make good jelly, but
they will require more than the ordi
nary allowance of sugar. One-third
more sugar than juice will give the
right proportion.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-09
New Managers Of the Citizens TeIe-
graph and Telephone Company
Reduce Number of Directors.
ORIGINAL PLANS BEING DROPPED.
Company VIII Probably be Close Corpor-
alton and Not a Citizens Company as
Was Originally Intended

The new owners of the stock and
franchise of the Kenosha Citizens
Telegraph and Telephone Company
have begun to draw 10 he1ines, and
the corporation will soon be close
corporation and the idea of having an
exchange for the people and owned by
the people of the city will soon be
listed with the dreams that never
came true.
This morning the company filed
with the register of deeds an amend
ment to its articles of organization by
which the number of directors of the
company is reduced from nine to five.
This article was adopted at the last
meeting of the stockholders and the
notice of the change states that there
was two thirds of the stock represent
ed at the meeting.
The article reveals the fact that M.
L. Kavanagh of Chicago is the presi-
dent of the company and that II. L.
Fearing of the same place is the sec
rotary. There is not single Kenosha
name among the officers. Neither Mr..
Kavanagh nor Mr.. Fearing are known
to the people of Kenosha, and the peo-
pie know less of their plans for the
building of the telephone line. The
central Office of the company seems to
be in Chicago and when the officers
come to Kenosha it is simply for the
purpose of carrying out the technique
of the law.
Attorney James..Cavanagh of this city
who promoted the company insists
that it is the plan of the company to
build an exchange here which will be
in keeping with the demands Of the
franchise issued by the common coun-
Gil to the original company, but if
this be true the company is very slow
in starting the work moving. Accord
ing to the provisions of the franchise
the exchange was to have been fully
completed by the first of next Feb
ruary but it is hardly possible for the
company to build the exchange in the
time now remaining.
With the transfer of the stock and
the management of the company to
Chicago many of the Kenosha people
who were clamoring for the Independ-
ent line have lost their enthusiasm
and it is possible that many contracts
for phones made with the understand.
ing that the company was to be a dis
tinctly local one will be cancelled.
80
are interested in the Western Te1e-
phone Construction Company at Win
throp Harbor and that fact seems to
indicate that they will build the ex-
change as the company is anxious to
have show exchange for exhi-
bition to prospective purchasers of
phones.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-09
PLAN BIG RESORT.
Chicago Capitalists Look for Site for
Summer Hotel in Kenosha County.

CnlcagO CAPITALISTS Look for Site for
Summer Hotel In Kenosha County.
A company of Chicago capitalists
is seeking to secure an option on
several pieces of property between this
city and Racine with the plan of
building large summer resort. The
men are looking for lake shore prop
erty, and it is said that they will pur-
chase four or FIVE hundred acres Of
land if it can be secured at the right
price. The plans for the resort have
been made and if they are carried out
the new resort will be one of the larg-
est in the northwest. It is planned to
make the resort on the order of White
fish Bay at Milwaukee. The men pro-
noting the resort have visited many
parts of this and Racine county, but
thus far they have made no selection
of site for the resort.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-09
Christian Endeavor Special TO Denver.

A Christian Endeavor special train
via. the Northwestern Ry., will leave
Chicago Tuesday, July z, at 1890 p. m. !,
carrying various delegations of En-
deavorers and their friends to the In
ternationa1 Convention at Denver.
Pullman standard and tourist sleeping
cars, free reclining chair cars and
standard day coaches, through without
change. Only $500 round trip from
Chicago. Correspondingly low rates
from other points. For sleeping car
reservations and illustrated itinerary.
address W. B. Kniskern, P. T. M, Chi.
cage, and for rates, tickets, etc., ap.
ply to agents Chicago & North West
ern R'y. wo
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-09
BARRY STEAMER SOLD.
City of Grand Rapids Bought BY Buffalo
Parties.-Other Marine News.

City of Grand Rapids Bought BY Buffalo
Parties.-Other Marine News.
The Barry Bros. Transportation
company has sold the steamer City of
Grand Rapids, which has been rum
ming on the east shore route, to D. w.
Toomey, of Dunkirk, N. Y. The boat
will be run as passenger and freight
boat between Dunkirk and Buffalo. 1t
is believed the Barry company receiv-
ed 1000 for the craft.
Contrary to expectations iron ore
shipments from the head of Lake SUI
perior in June exceeded those of June
last year. Duluth forwarded $50 $50
tons; Two Harbors 8o3,oo6 tons and
Superior o12,024 tons. The total is
2,305,o40 tons. A year ago the June
shipments aggregated 2,148,73O tons.
The total to July is not far ahead of
last year, being 5,196, 527 against A.
916, 493 tons last year.
The steamer Helen c., arriving at
Ashland from Port Arthur, Ont, has
been fined $1,000 for failure of her
captain to report at the Ashland Gus
toms Office within the time required by
law. The Helen C. went from Chica-
go to Port Arthur with a load Of tile,
then came to Ashland without cargo.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-09
RASPBERRY NOVELTIES.
Foam, Float. PufS, Soup, Cups, Paste
and Pudding Sauce.

and Pudding Sauce.
Raspberry FoaL-.-Crush a quart OF
raspberries, oreaking every berry.
Sprinkle oye. Lalf Il teacupful of sugar
and set aside an hour or more. Beat
two eggs very light and frothy, add
two tablespoonfuls of sugar, stir into
the crushed berries and serve immedi-
ately. Garnish with especially large
berries.
Float.-Crush pint of very ripe red
berries and press through a sieve to
remove the seeds. Beat in, little al
a time, powdered sugar and the beaten
whites of eggs until two tablespoonfuls
Of sugar and the whites of four eggs
have been used
Puffs.-Make batter with two beat
en- eggs, half teacupful of milk and
half a teacupful of sugar; add half a
teaspoonful of salt and enough flour
sifted with two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder to make moderately stiff bat
ter and stir in two teacupfuls Of Der
ries. Butter six teacups, fill half full,
put in a steamer cover and cook over
boiling water an hour. Serve with
orange sauce. Into teacupful of hot
water put teacupful of sugar; add q
few pieces Of orange peel. When it
boils stir in a tablespoonful of corn
starch wet with little orange juice
that has been extracted from two sour
oranges. Now add the remainder of
the juice, take out the peel and add
half teacupful of butter, stirring we'll.
Soup.-Cook red or black raspberries
in a little water until they part with
their juice. Squeeze, strain, add water
to make the desired flavor, boil, skim,
and to every three pints add table
spoonful of cornstarch dissolved in a
little of the juice when cold and boil a
minute. In warm weather serve cold,
with a lump of ice in each dish and a
tablespoonful Of whipped cream. n
cold weather serve hot, with crackers
crisped in the oven.
Cups.-Sift two teaspoonfuls of bak-
ing powder with two teacupfuls of
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soft dough. Butter large cups, drop in
a little dough, then a few berries; use
dough and berries to fill the cups about
half full Set the cups in a dish Of hot
water, put in the oven, cover closely
and cook half an hour. Add boiling
water as it evaporates. Serve with
milk or thin cream sweetened with
maple sugar.
Paste.-Put two quarts of red berries
in an earthen jar, set the jar in boiling
water over the fire and cook until the
Juice is extracted, then rub through a
fine coiander or sieve to remove the
seeds. Mix with this an equal weight
Of sugar and cook to a firm paste, stir
ring all the time or it may burn.
Spread evenly on plates, dry in the
oven, cut in small pieces, dip in pull
verified sugar and can. For use soak
the pieces overnight in cold water and
simmer slowly.
Sauce For Puddings.-Cook pint of
raspberries with two-thirds of tea
cupful of sugar in q teacupful Of wa
ter. Strain through a sieve and add a
tablespoonful Of butter. Thicker with
a very little cornstarch.-Coun Gen
tloman
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-09
short Jaunts For Busy People,

is the title of a handsomely illustrated
booklet issued by the Chicago &.North-
Western R'y, briefly describing nearby
summer resorts. with information as
to summer hotels and boarding houses,
railroad and hotel rates, etc. Sent on
receipt of cent stamp. Address w.
B. kniskern, Passenger Traffic Mana
ger, Chicago. For rates, tickets, ETC.,
apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y. w1O