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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

iino. 9a5u fommt aber nod, boB
iol6e @eiperfl6aiten bon Geeierungs.
beamten cine @efabr fir bas Offent-
life @obl meroen f0nnen. @enh
3. g., pie 9teies IN IuItrolien &c.
i6ob, Die giienbubnen StaatSeioen-
tbum Diirben, bann miiroe eirl glllS,
itonD cine GalamitGt fir baS 9anN
iperoen. Gs paiiirte namlih, bnB
in Iuitrolien bie giienbabnorbeiter
irseeiammt nm Mitternaht zines be.
itimmten Cages on ben Iusltono
gingen. Gle lieBen iogur Ole Sofo.
motinen falt auf ben gabngeleilen
miiten in Den @Glbern mo auf bem
Seloe iteben nno ietten Die &ciienoen
III bic alergemeinib1oliditen llnon-
nebmlidfeiten. Die &egiering
fGmpfte baraufbin Ben Illsitano ans
uno Die Irbeiter perloren Sen IltS-
itano, naboem Tie porber onei Mof
1eipomen batten. 9aS Solf Gielt
3l,r &egierung unb, trob Der llnon.
nebmlidfeiten 0ie es erbulben mubte,
manOte ii6 bos Eublifum geJen
Die ausitGnbigen rnb beilte iperoen
inter Den &egierungson9eiteIten
feline Unions gebulbet. Sier IN
slmerifa lit Elm @intreten Ser Hegie-
runesarbeiter b~eionoers unange-
brobt, neil Snfel Gam Der aaer6cite
uub gemiitblidite Qrbeitgeber lit, ben
mar iidl oenfen fam. gr bot itof)
INNER fir Die Ir6eiter geiorgt Oltrd
fr~eigebige SObne nnb aae mogliAen
Wlittel, neld)e cine 6riltlihe Wirtb.
ldaftsoronung BON einem Mrbeit.
geber perlangen fam, nift aus DRIFT
liden G%runoiaten, ~ionbern pegen
Garteipolitif. Sn 3eiten zines Sins
itonOes, bel Incident 3. g. Die Mili5
in 3ienit %gerufen miro, fDnnte bas
WtilitGr erflGren: .@ir fdmpfen uidt
geecn uniere Mitarbeiterl" nie
0ieies robiate Nrbeitsfii6rer 6eS
Sitens i6on perlangt boben, lno Die
Solge bapon mare, bdB fem Wenid,
bes 2ebens meDr iider mdre nno Die
rffentlide SrOnung unbaltbar ipGre.
@us Gielen nno pielen onbercn 8riin.
ben lit es ofienbnr ratbIam, ooB Ne'
gierungsbe6icuItete n 6 IN Unions
lid) ~Sulammentbun. Saben hieieiben
&Iagen, 10 miilien lie iufen i5re
alaaen Dor Das lifum al
bringen, umS Bel bieiem miro IN
@merifn i6on cine gercdlte Slage
@ebor uno abbiilfe finoen5 oenn Die
offentlide Ieiuung lit bier5ulanoc
a%llmGdltig, neil lie ia eben Die Regie.
rung ielbIt erpdblt. Sn Der Eraris
aber, haben Die 9eamten Der Gcgie.
rung 8. +. Die Serren Eplitifer nnb
Iemterim1ebaber nit ibreu Gebiilfen
meiltens einen ninap" unO lie brau-
den feline Undertaking al fiirdten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Seiter ftedt Dem ,,@at9s
man" cine Aer,e at.
(9l,,s Der aurora itn0 gbriitlide
@ode".)

-
Ger ,gSeItern @at6man" lit nit
Der fatbolii6en federation i'm 4age.
meinen unb nit Der bon @uffaIo iebr
r~nsufrieoen. 0as freut nnb ebrt
uns mebr, ais Der beriidtigte @Gdter
bes @eItens begreifen fam. 9enn
sic Sooeration bat gerabe oen 3med,
Scute ieines aalibers falt 81 itel(en,
nno feline obnmadtige @rtb gegen
rniere Hbilippinen . Hepolution be.
meilt, baB mir ben ridtigen Con an.
gei1lagen baben.
Ser ,@atbman" lit fem Sreuno
ser M6nde, nod peniger Der Seipi'
ten, buloigt aber merfwiirOiger @eiie
Sem Sase, ben mar oieien nit I'm
red,t porwirft: Der Swed beiligt Die
Mittel!
Ger .@at6man" ihreibt ndmli6
mie folgt:
Gin Ereoiger bes SItens preoiate
peril. Gonntas cine Brebigt, in mel.
der err Die Serbrennung BON Reaern
onpreiIt megen Der unnennbaren Ser
bre6en oil meiBen Sraier. Seize
@orte baben einen Sturm bon Fro.
teiten erregt. llnerer InlidJt
rad, bictet oas 8erbrennen bon
Negern fir iolde geraeber bios
Sraee: rllnterbriifI es Die
slusbriide tbieriiber Suit?" @ir
baben teine geadtiFs fir Die geltien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Surge Noti3em aug Der mtReus
ihaftli1em @elt.
(gon s. s. SilIiG g. s.


Sn Sopan sebraudt man iebr
biinnes burdiidtiges gapier on
Stene bon Seniteri6eiben-ni6t oils
OF @las bort tbeurer ODER ieltener
mGre, wie BEL ms 81 2anoe = ion.
bern neil Die Sapaneien boS Fapier
oils anjtfilter gebrouten. Gs Oient
Oosu, GibergroBe Seu6tigfeit alls5u.
slci6sL bolt Staub uno &ar6 ab
uno reinigt Die Suit BON ben per'
acknowledgement 8ranfbeitSteimen.
g(ud bier5ulanoe iino an einigen
meniadn Srten 8erfude nit bieier
Mrt Standardization nit grfolg onge'
itelt ,porben. @enn man Fapier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

merfmiirbige Eropbe3eiitng, iod IN
Der Serfolgung Der III. r6miiden
Stride ouf Dem bl. Stuble liten uno
feline S6afe meioen inter pielen
Sriib'alcn; nod oeren @eenoigrme
cher miro Die SiebenbiigeIltaot ser-
tort peroen unb Der iurd)tbare
Mid)ter iber iein @olf 81 @erifte
iitcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

cr6 nur fir ben oberen Sbeil Der
SenIter benubt, miro Die Wenge oeS
Stallbes nnb &au6es, Der ionit In
iinIerc Sauier uno 2uneen einorinet,
nm 80 Ero5ent perminbert.
*
Waiiipe Giien- uno StablpIatten
I'm 8emi6te bon A, 6, bis an IL
S6mrcn onr6 Mognetismls 81
lcbch, tit iest IN eroben Stablperfen
al~lentbalbeu Der 9rall6. Die nit
Getten an &rabnen befeliieten
Mtognete faiien ole 8latten burt ein-
tdd)e S%erubrung obne Den groben
3eitperlnlt, mie er NIT Der alien
@ietbobe Der gefeitieung burf
Soften etc. %notbluenOig perbunoen
mar. Sn oieier @eiie f6nnen Die
Ylatten audi i'm g~liibenoen 3uitanDe
geboben DerOen, mas nah Der oIten
MetboOe, mo Die MGnner Die Ylatten
bcriibren miBten, notiirIid nid)t
mogli6 mar. Gin Wagnet I'M &C.
ni6te bon 800 Gfuno lit I'M Stanoe
Az Scnne 81 beben.
Sod Der oI%eronnutical @orlo" iii
e. cine Der merfmiirbigen Grfabrun.
cen elmer &eiie i'm Suitbaaon, Dos
allies gan5 tubig 81 iein ideint, NIT
luelder Sdneuigteit man au6 in
gSirflid)feit poronfommt. Wfan be.
reat iid eben nit Dem 8inbe; man
eebt gerooe 10 ifnca mie er; nan
1T. geriiiermaBen MIR cin G9eil bes-
iclben, oh man mill ooer ni3t. Gr
ninmt einen 10 felt ino bod 10 Ionft
in feline slrme, bab man ibn gar niht
merit. Man mag i'm Centrum
zines @irbellturmes Iein - man bat
feline Nbnurg oapon. Sn Der @on-
bel lit gaes rubig uno it'd.
9ieielbe 3eitidrift tbllt ailf eilier
dn0eren i%ltereiianten geobaftimg
GrmGbnlIng. @enn man BON einem
9lftbalon aus, IN elmer Sobe bon
ge0en 2000 SUB, Elm 9iinoel bon
SGiebbaumpolle, bas iib circa 100
SUB unter Dem Baton befinbet,
aleftriid ent5iinoet, miro Der 4nnll,
Der in @irflidfeit bon Der Stdrfe
eincs aouoneniduiies lit, nidt lailter
iein, mie Der elmer obgeihoiieiien
ISiitole. Gie ltriafe fir oieies
EhGnomen lit Die gIbneienbeit zines
Siiltergrunoes, Der Oen S6al suriif.
meyfen fonnte. Damn miro ieOeS
Ial, mes ard Die @ittermgsper.
toltniiie iein mogen, abioIute Sfltbe
eintre.en, bis Der Sdoll BON ser @rOe
suriidgemorfen miro unb ein obren.
tetGubeubes gbo BON Der Groe Der.
aufidalt, Oas oft fir eine babe
Miiute lang anbalt.
Gin iiberauS Invertebrates Sbier lit
6le SCOTLAND Sbilbfrote" ober Die
Observation-Disclosures" bes Siioens. Sn
Sloribc nennt man iie Groeihborn.
diem. @crm ploeli6 iiberraI6t,
iflieBt lie Den SAtlo 10, Dab fem
Sbier i'm slt ourdOringen permag.
@bias geratbeu 5uDeilen nit ibren
@ioten apii6en bie Sbiiren, uno
ounn beiBt eS ygute &etie niein
itlaier Serr @big". Die edible
linS itorf genug, Inn gande @agen'
loounaen 81 traeen. 2anolente ser'
triimmern Tie nit Ierten unb merfen
Ole S6iIbfroten ielbit Den S6weinen
tor. Ias ein5ige Mittel, INN ole
Observation-Disclosures 81 peranlailen, lid
bon Ger Stelle 81 bepegen, beltebt
norin, DOB ma auf ibrem Giifen elm
Seuer a%n5iinbet. @enn einmol
marm ~eemorben, Offnet lie ibren
@dilb nnb lauft bapon. - ~Yop.
Oted1aricS".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Gimem eMtem @it

madt sic Seem gorfer Staats5ei-
tung" iiber Die &eihstagswabl in
Geuti6lanb. sic idreibt namlid:
,Gie Soaioloemofruten IN Oentidy.
Ionb boben gut ge5ielt uno au6 piele
Sreiier eemadt, aber trosoem niGt
ms Centrum getroffen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

@er nidt Gaes slanbt, mas Die
enslii6e Tagespreiie iiber bic Yapit-
ipabl 81 beridten ipeiB, Der be5ablt
feinen Sbaler un6 er bot geiunoen
Menidenper1tanS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
heift &rieasiefretSr @oot

perbe aeben ooer ngesansen" per.
ben. 9ie Barole bat iid alio &C.
anbert. glnitatt: .9ie M0nfe miiiien
geben!" pouen mir nun fingen:
u&oot miB gebenl" 9ieie @eiie ge,
fdlt uns better. SoffentIih miro
Der na6fte &riegsiefret6r feline
9riesslult nidt on uni6uloisen
M0nden perIu6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Son arbeiterfabrern miro pielfae

Son Arbeifertabrcrn miro plelta6
Die Srage biSfutirt, Oh iid iolde
Irbeitcr, pel6e IN 9ieniten Der &e.
eierune iteben, mie oa iino bic @rief-
trigger, Holi3iiten etc, etc, niht IN
Unions 5~uiammentbun ioaen. Sffen-
bar berri6t bier elm Iangel on
flaren 8egrifien. Oils Mngeitcllte
ser &egieruna iinb oieie grbeiter
ole gngeltellten bes Solfes nno ibre
eiaenen @neeiteaten, % lie ia ielbit
az oen @Gblern gebOren. @enn Tie
mm alf ben @usitanb %gingen, 10 be.
beutet bas einfa6, oaB iie nit Dem
@olfe unb NIT iid ielbit un5ufrieoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

@cr jett uGanbiSat fur SAINT" lit,
Der Iaiie es bur6 Die amerifaniide
Ereiie meloen. Damn gifts nod
peniger Die iest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

Cardinal Gibbons ols uganDibot
Der amerifaniiden Breiie fir Bapit"
fommt inns Dor, tpie elm gar fleiner
Seiliser in elmer gar groBen Stride.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

y 3ieicr ut Ser @onn, Incident
Grabiidoi Srelanb in ieiner Oepcihe
an @onperne,ir Saft ber3Ithe
q ii B ihidt. SIT bas Spri6mort
bieaeidlt bier pabr; n@leid Bel aIei&
geielt iih aernT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29

plan for the future OF this city gives an
added interest 70 the experiment Ia Louis
lana In theory. at least. our system OF
controlling the parks and bouieTsrds
ought 10 give better results than theirs
each park doubtless secures the best OF
supervision IA the individual cases. but
II Is hardly calculated 70 produce In the
ininds Of the commissioners a broad and
unbiased view of the whole city's ulti-
mate needs. As one of the newspapers
puts II. they are seriously handicapped
in their work BY the lack Of definite pur-
pose that should embrace the whole city.
None OF these separate Commissions
have funds enough 10 employ the taisnt
20 intelIigently map out irnmprovsnents.
but In the mass they could accomplish
much" Even II general scheme u
procedure is not arrived az IN this con
ference. the exchanges OK IDEAS among the
Commissions viii without eopb; show re-
suits One suggestion already made anf
received with favor II Tor fhe pIsnfsag u
palm trees along the principal streets
and in the parks. For a century. IL is
pointed out. palms have been grown n
private gardens. aad & il is; "a well -
pu; then 70 more conspicuous uss This
has more shan AZ aesfhsfsc hsartas Ssr
Orleans - auzisus 20 gain r-yBtziion as
= winter res0rt- An aFenp* ~ pains.
Says rsouaraentator '-wsula ~ an ob~
tect-lesEon n gtraREern wer1h sa 80
tax of bsgnainess q climate .ver print
ed. ---SeE YORK Even5ag Pest
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29

side from the bow OF a consnchc chief.
Not one of his met Rho crowded about
him expected he would live His look vas
so ghastly, his voice 20 fsin; that ne sI-
pected every breath would ys nis Last.
Ny heart vas nearly broken, FOR ! hal
the same warm liking for him then hags
ever since cherished.
while we stood in a Fn0grnfsi groaD
around him one Of the boys remarked. st
the same tine removing hls bat. with a
bullet hole through the top. .nevYs got
the lieutenant. ard Il shs bullet that made
this had gone two inches lgwer. = hsTs
been dead man too
At this FItx Lee opened his eyes jest
a fraction and ss shost - zuslis
played On his paid face. ohzsrvsa jim.
YOU nsesia; Try 20 ingo4e any ssIch yaEa
80 that on - To1 Rot behind = tree. snd
she, that hois IN yo8r hst yosr.ssf
Then ard there snew Fi'z ies wssn-t
going 20 Gle = man whe hsd ne snesszh
eft 70 JOKE vas sure 70 rst zsil ~-Essshe
lrgton Pest
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
a BATTLEFIELD JOKE

= iook - Gezsrsl gses fEsvs q seeEs
aIzost socres3sis hat Be ee1la base .-rv-
~ fsr faTfy-sisht yszfs - re Un!fs6
Ststes sTEg. becssa@ - esszs't seen
hardly oder sh41 ;lsst 4 ~escsrsG. ca
rssr he has had ard = l. s~ster fkss
rzaafnE an a1sforlcsl arvsf - hs2r ksz
Ell q IT, % eazz xhsn. su he r-so9s-s
c7s cred 7sz.1z % Tsxzs - t11gst ;hs
savage cornznctsez sss1sr fsrssfn Esrf
Van Dsra and Lses.s-znt Fisrssra Lee
tssosgh hs 4ffsrwzFts essssse1 fAsss sNrss
men sao asre sssssn<d q rlse 20 As.s
Eazk So Cszsszsrafs Erzay. aaa - Deth
q rhezs ~ cfeFssAas a. Exrrz rex<ra
ss i7 fasf seTnse sra. Sat1 iksg fe-Ess
ssss - ase n a1ryztl.x sozs< % IS
szperssncsz ~ fss Esastt iast sxs-isx
Cssrsrzl HzsH AZ
4 zzz g. -. arht wssh tbs 3Ec2sss
oct r. western Teas. = lEs. = wssaca
E-.tzA-sE IL. received az zFEo~ . -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
ngw ORLEANS AmsITloN.

Sez OTIeans IS planEsing - Zsks itssif-
Ia fts oNn words tte rnost heautsf' Il
city CT ezrfh This is a title ALREADY
clairssd - 2 eo0siy niz-nser q e'tifF.
both here sd sh-oad. but there = a.
rays ron fgr another sspi-4nt sEf p7-
srIafes praise f1r ta- city aa1ch sfaAl
really zstzln 5he dlssssetioa- Ner or
ieaus has raaltlaisclry = PARK IFru-
-s.asSsoas each ore sag4zFs4 IL fhe oezutl-
ecaflen cf 3 IRE TarticasaT eaTasT - the
ci.v- These boards are no~ 70 = caliesi
so.sfbsr n = general cczye1ttoo- tas1
lhelr uaife5 pisso-a ard taste zzsT y
1;Gizsd 20 IT, Eoo1 Z ths Whole city
ne appeal sor some ssziszr hs4F 70
zeTk ct = cozS-s5ez.sTe I'D cszsssie1t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
BURGLARY ros MARRIAGE

rsegty. Corn. March l.-Lena cox.
twelve years "a. fle4ass guilty fesay
- q series of hurKizFtss fhsf far fha tsss
rrorsh have tsrrseec TIE fsshsossfsls
rarfs-ers eisfffcf % lsrfssai Eszhf rsss-
dsness hare bsea rresed stivsrwsfs Tsg-
ue1 a. - ss5rz .4s~n fFfu ths hsasz
q Eru Easbesfns ssofsrs1Es a-f -
wn-sh frasa test - Mfs Wafana xzsa-
eraff Rrxs Bs~esFr 49, liasn Nsf~ tzzsa
frees asssr hssaszs. Tga~ hsasxfsrlss re~sF-
rs6 tz1es . wssk despite sse fsct fAas
pSssee rre.scsssn Has Sezttsa
Last slxhf ~ r. nas reeezutEssr- -
us~ sraesss1 frarn ~tnsgu 49, rsa-
Wa csssf - Fses1rs A~rns aTs~rs~s ss-
81 scsael f~eAF - fsszs farss ssessfea
k-7. "a fsr sockst s1sst~Tes s.ssss hss
rs-sr. ~ s1-xe wsf. - ssssss s7s-ss fTn<s
al ezxss heasss
n fH@ rssr taart 49, s~skr e7~a sae
ear<seas-s srss s~~farss 49, was egs3ses-
t-s a. rs~n - kssssskss<iaR - cNee as
ssssu.G sssrrT SHcE~ N~S~si s~1sw~s e<s
seas - ss~ aes essrssl ssAoes - gfsss o.
rs-svess - A@s fatsssf Atsra-esT fsees.
aas~ASsse
T7ss gsr s4s5 sh~ sS~ - wrosx 81 AsT
srts h~e@zs~ aH - s@r@sss 49, Tgasss
Ss-~ sseh-
- ~nx.s-r ~ss~4. r< -. ssss~.tr-~ 80 -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
Penochi.

Put in a clean. smooth saucepan. two
cups Of light brown sugar &C. coffee one
cup OF rich cream. one cup q H1aple
syrup. STIR constantly uutl i comes 70
. boil 20 prevent curdiing- Sur frequent
ly while cookiug. IS Il burns easily. 1t
,ook until Il wll maze soft ball aiken
trssd IN cold water DO not let Il COOK
too long When removed from The IRE
beat with q wooden paddle uEtl 4 oezfas
~ cream. then add tEo pounds of vsiagt
meats and stir unti thick. then pour irio
BATTERED fins and when cool mark oct ia
squares.
To FAKE chocolate psuochi iezvs cut TIE
maple syrup and add Two sqps-ss q sH-
sweeteues chocolate grated AID naFoT
with vanilla
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
MoIasses Peanut Snaps.

This is similar to the peanut brittle.
Take a pint OF granulated sugar. half a
cup of molasses. half teasDOonfui II
cream Of tartar and level tablespoonful II
butter. Cook all ingredients except the
butter together TO the crack degree
II must b very hard, so cook thoroughly
When done put in the butter. remove
from the FIRE and drop from spoon onto
round cakes: while still hot press some
whole peanut meats into the cakes or
the nut meats may Be stirred in just
fe@nrc drounfrE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
Eagle Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What to Eat
And How to Prepare Food.

These articles on the necessarily ab-
sGrbing topic of food are carefully pre-
pared and based on knowledge of chem
istry as applied to cooking and practical
Information derived from actual expert
ence.
First Volume-Conducted by Ida AIneS
Willis, Marquette Building, Chicago, ta
whom all inquiries should be addressed.
AL rights reserved by Banning Co..
Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
INQUIRIES ANSWERED.

Mrs. l.. B. writes: We are going to
give a fair and wish to have table IF
homemade candy. Will you please send
me a few recipes of candies that can be
sold by the penny. such as peanut brit
tie, cocoanut cakes, molasses cocoanut
cones, ETC.? VIII be pleased to pay for
If reuuired
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29

home; if you don't like silver VIII give
you a draft instead.
But the artist knew better No Oriental
drafts for him. Leaving his Newfound-
land dog TO guard the treasure after
warning the minister that Ami was
liable TO tear himself 10 pieces II he
touched The bags re went out and hired
a bank Official and moving van
The money was then counted and was
found 10 consist mainly OF South Ameri-
can dollars. among them 25o3 francs that
were plugged and otherwise ee1aeed coin.
There are nearly 2o.coe known medicinal
remedies
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29

half cups OF milk and quarter OF tea
spoonful of cream Of tartar. Do not boil
hard. Stir until il reches the soft crack.
then stir in the fresh grated cocoanut
and drop IN large thin cakes on oiled pa
per and before they harden roll them over
a stick or handle of a wooden spoon.
They may be made OF plain moiasses
syrup also.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
PAID IN PLUGGED COIN.
King Alexander of Servia Gives Soulp-
tor Bad Money.

Paris. March 2S-Peut the sculptor.
has at last succeeded in forcing King
Alexander OF Seryia 10 pay him s. 600
OF account of the monument 20 King
Milan he is making. When he went to
the Servian Embassy 10 collect the min
lister pointed 10 three big sacks standing
on the table.
Your money" ne said with q polite
gesture.
My money in those sacks?''
"Weu, We have q silver standard at
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-03-29
The aa1ithta Daily Eagle Sunday ornmg arrT 2e eo3

Peas Buttered Potato Balls
BrusSel Sprouts.
Coffee.
SUPPER
Shrimps with Tomato Sauce
Apple and Nut Salad.
Canned Fruit Orange Cake.
Monday.
BREAKFAST.
Cereal Cream.
Planned Ham. Cream Gravy.
flashed Brown Potatoes.
Toast Coffee.
Cheese Fondu. Tomato Farci.
Prune Compete Buns.
DINNER
Cream OF Potato Soup.
Lamb CroQuettes. oyster Sauce.
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Rice Pudding. Coffee.
Tuesday.
BREAKFAST.
Stewed Prunes. Cereal.
Scrambled Eggs. Bacon.
Rolls. Coffee.
Noodles and Cheese.
Spiced Fruit Coffee Cake.
DINNER.
Clear Soup.
Chicken Pot Pie. Rice.
Mashed Potatoes. Spinach.
Peach Tapioca. Coffee.
Wednesday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal Cream
Frizzled Dried Beef. Cream Gravy.
German Fried Potatoes.
Macaroni Balls. Tomato Sauce.
Shrimp Salad
Whole Wheat Biscuit. Tea.
DINNER
Tomato Soup.
Planked Shad or White Fish:
Stuffed Potatoes. String Beans.
Apricot and Rice Meringue. Coffee.
Thursday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Broiled Chops.
Potatoes flashed in Cream.
Toast. Coffee.
LUNCH.
Chicken Gumbo. Rice Croquettes.
Peach Shortcake. Tea.
DINNER.
Cream of Spinach Soup.
Stuffed and Rolled Roast of Veal.
Brown Sauce. Drowned Potatoes.
Buttered Carrots.
Combination Salad.
Banana Whip. Coffee.
Friday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal. Cream.
Boiled Salt Maekarel. Sauce Tartar.
Corn Bread Coffee
Scalloped Oysters. Cold Slaw.
Rhubarb Tarts. Cocoa
DINNER.
Clam Broth.
Halibut Steak Egg Sauce.
Baked Potatoes. Glazed Onions
Cucumber Salad
Lemon Meringue Pie. Coffee
Saturday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal Cream.
Liver and Bacon.
Lyonnaise Potatoes.
Sally Lunns. Coffee.
LUNCH
Finnan Haddie la Delmonico.
Escalloped Potatoes.
Apple Kuchen. Cream.
Tea.
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup.
Broiled Steak Horseradish Sauce.
Baked Potatoes Buttered Beets.
Lettuce and New Onion Salad.
Orange JellV Coffee
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Cocoanut Cones.

These are made OF powdered sugar
grated cocoanut and whites Of eggs. Five
eggs whipped to froth and a pound Of
the sugar gradually worken in: then the
cocoanut beaten in. This IS nodded with
the hands into little cones. these are
placed on buttered papers and baked IN
a moderate oven. Only the tips OF the
cones are coIored brown.
II you wish them brown make the fol-
lowing foundation: Boil one ard one
half pounds OF sugar with one and one
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Cocoanut Cakes.

Thes are made as follows: Moisten
two cups of sugar with the milk of the
cocoanut or water, and boil to a soft
ball degree. when tested in cold water.
Then stir in as much freshly grated CO.
coanut as the syrup will moisten. stirring
only enough to moisten. or it win gran
ulate. Drop a spoonful at time on oiled
papers. The cakes should be fat and
about two inches in diameter.
A simpler method is to mix a pound Of
freshly grated cOcoanut with half pound
Of confectioners sugar and the stiff beat
er white of an egg. Work thoroughly
together and then form into little cakes
and bake in buttered tins.
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Peanut Brittle.

Put three cups Of soft brown sugar, one
cup of New Orleans molasses, a cup of
water and half a teaspoonful of cream Of
tartar in a smooth clean saucepan and
boil until it will form a hard ball tested
in cold water. Add two cups of roasted,
shelled peanuts and boil until il is brittle
enough to crack when tested. Stir in
half a cup of butter and let boil a few
minutes longer, then take from the fire
and stir in two teaspoonfuls of soda
dissolved in tablespoonful of hot water.
When the hot syrup begins to boil up to
top of kettle remove from the fire and
pour a very thin layer into shallow but
tered tins. Let get cold and hen break
into pieces when ready to use.
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Scale a large shad; clean it and cut off
the fins. Score on both sides. Place the
fish in large platter, sprinkle with a
little chopped shallots, parsley, salt and
salad oil and let stand for an hour. Then
grease a broiler well and warm it; place
The shad on il and broil over a clear FIRE
turning now and then and basting with
butter or oil. 1t vii lrequire from thirty
TO forty-five minutes to broil nicely. de-
pending on the size. Place on hot dish
with garnish of cress and serve mait-e
d'hotel butter with it,
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Sor-ei Sogn.
Crown Of Lamb. Mint Sauce
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Panned Shad.

df!iCu SHdOs
When it is not possible to plank the
shad the following method is sometimes
substituted. Put a little clarified drip
pings in a baking pan and when very
hot put in the split and bOned shad, skin
side up; place it under the Goals or in
lower gas oven and bake until the skin
is puffed and blistered. Do not have the
fire too hot. Turn the shad out on a
heated dish. skin side down; season with
salt and pepper. cover with pits of but
ter and serve with watercress and cut
lemon.
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Baked Shad. American Style.


Take a good-siZed shad, scale and
draw through the gills. wash thoroughly
and dry it. Prepare a filing of bread
crumbs. salt, pepper and melted butter
to moisten; stuff the fish lightly. so the
filing will not be soggy; place a layer Of
sliced. uncooked potatoes in a baking
pan: pour in just enough broth to moisten
lay the fish on top and cover with but
tered paper bake in good hot oven, and
serve with a rich brown sauce.
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MENUS FOR EVERY DAY IN The
WEEK.

S-1~1F
BREAnFAS-.
Crepe Fruit.
Cereal CTear1.
Planned Fish Potato N8-ce
G-5ddie Cakes Honey.
Coree.
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Saturday..
OoNRiNo
BREAKFAST.

Vegetable Soup.
BroiIed Steak. Horseradish Sauce.
Baked Potatoes. Buttered BeetS.
Lettuce and New Onion Salad
Orange Jelly. Coffee