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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
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Nr. 1922, DftaNroIEdsfrobt.
-SeHens9 drrlItdbier 8erein" herfamrueIt
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Tas b0ic Seiipicl.

yaber, Goa, id0mit On Gid nid1t.
III elmer iolhen gaeiie 81 ihreien uno
81 ifimpfeu? Nimm Cir ood Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

@aorson,SNee sotab. uns gsorSSitme.etra,e
Saupiqunrtier oeS .gaherHsWdnrernor8-,
U. O.,@de 8oupb, unb 9aroItneftr. Ber'
eiNsocrInmmIung ieheu Douueritag Hheno,
geue RitgIieber niIfonImet. Sor51q'
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Observation-Disclosures
3. epabu'S Refuurant.

7 gIUNVTUIWtt UUV IVIIIV VUITVI'
! Tr. 923, GorbsGoens, Gdc glntbonb. Ctr.
, cInocS ar. 1906. =. %" oGtcubcns0i.
: itrifts Er. 1906" DS6iHcrsSiitrift ytr.
, 1903, >. II. N" mnh ~Siftrtft5 gir. $50,
! 3. u. %" pale an 8ereiue 5u bernie
, then. 5eintte Siere, g8eine uno anoere
/ @eirinie. U22--)
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f1r Bittey, gnitarye ans Nanbstine ertbeiIi
BIZ anr b5tften MusbtIbuna q. ets6meter.
Nobsrt al; 9. 4 g.s1eIepton Mnbifpr 1f6f q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

3orbcfisGd. bcr 2pip. uHb 5~urrcftStrabe,
SaupilIinrticr hes @~eiarapereius rWtelo.
bic. S%tneihinnru iebrn SotncrftneabeSb.
Rsriumirlntaer oes -eetttenntdi Dleeqer'
Reretns" iehcn 2. nnb l.. 9ienfiua i'm Wo'
rat. xcIepboH - Wit. Sernon 1886 y.
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Sulcpb shpeuaer's Safe,

Die bciter Wcine i'm g4eitcno. Wl1bI'
aeitcn 81 ieoer 3eit. Sci61ftslunf6 etne
Speainlitdt. 6aupinnartter oeS Gar
routofls Slrhcttcrs Wilnterhprs".
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Hoe VOLT uIto 51ifsWbenue. VntI0n.
WaarbInuosI eIepboH - 81 r.
3nuptoiaItier bes 8efnnQberetns .-8hel.
fpetb,'4 ~Dnmens8eretnS beS gbeIiuetb :
~9dnton. Goncinbcs Wr. 446, y. O. o..
~SrteniaLD tttrtft3 gr. 1853, 8. u..r.' NIB
-&anton Spur' u. EeranfigunlSs8eretnS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

vi. 1920 his fi22. Qnrforb.N bemte.
6aiiptnuoriier oes .1bdIia' WdnnerhorS".
Saue uno Sommcraarteu btuig an Der.
mtetben. 6liter RIne fir sluitcrNroiteu.
s~Seiltiie 6ctrlnie. 5retsFool. 9. 4 D.
1elepbon - Wpt. Rernor 376o u.
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Spbn ". emerbtl .
eeura &. aletn's aeeaurout,

Rr. 2l6, Clap, nn6e SonuroaStrobe.
Sor5iioli6e Reiue, Spirituofcu II. uriot'
gienrrcn. @cites @ier am 3upf. 9unfh
fir 8cf6ditsIeite bon 1t.30 Born. hts
2 l1br Td6mitiaas. Ielepbor e. 4 y.
Wt. Bernon 300S-W. (UlGr32)
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Nbam RuSp,s Rettanraui,

Sit. l104, Nnrbs9entta 'Nbenrf.
Der -Gorooft S~mmerfpdbrenbe Tuuberetn
bon baltimore %berfnfunsIt H6 bier
tseer Wloiitaa. - 1ecrae rrebrt 4 Sons
Rier am 8opt. mao benii1er art brett
hmm 6nh.
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Steacnscindc.
Sttmcncimm.


Sine heutfhc Srau not Stcuunq bel ctucm
Serrt nner etlcr ileineu Snnlilic. NnfSuiruqcn
in Dir. 600, Siib' Srsmunts strase. 0s9-9D
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ri. 701- rnb TOT, Commandments, ets1s
Idrhtopn. Seinfte Betne unb 2idi6re.
Der eeftree1te Srt nuf Der Groe. - Die
Better peo!sF1rtors tn e~tsblanbtosn.
Srontpts p~ebieruna.
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GsHtsn nnb 6tgtIaHbtsps =.

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! Ginaiiunoc iehen Hcnnerlina abenb. -
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cdmiSt,a .,GttteufrauS.Snne"

Sdmibf'e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
gdc g.. mo SoiabsStrnbe. S'dlIpfniiattler
bes .Bobern Or. stlut. s9'erctns." ~ethen'
fra nS'Dnnlenbereins," ggditint Snirlcup.
Rnns itno qeibsFercins," r8euiifc sc
miit6Iiffcii." raeHelidmteoesllntou.s nnb
-Sefper.GomfIabc sr. 41s. ). $. p TtL'
{ foes Ricr Al icoer Set. 2eiepbori: Y.
/ & Y. - RoIf 1900 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
@erlanat: Tranen nnb W6od)en.

Scrlnngt:
Sine quite aodin. Jidd6nfragen IN Hr. 10
Vruluu's SaHe. Habc Sreecrid' Nuenre.
Us0-gD
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
More Sensations.

New York. New. ISL II gensrally
bslived today thst next wesk will
sfeS Tie nsost startling sspsAeions yst
revealsd In the insurance invsstiGs.
sina. Ohiss Inquirsr Hughes indi.
oatsd IN . statement this morning
thst hs will have . very prominsnt
New Yorker on stand through whom
be expects to bring out some very
damaging testimony. SenstoF Thomas
P1sts and the dsmooratio state chair
men will also explain bow thsy hsld
up the life Insurance companies for
canpaign contributions
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

(Conanusd on pass g.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
NATIONAL ARMY
UNDER 0FF|cERED
Chaffee Makes Annual Re-
port to Secretary Taft.
Suggests Legislative Measures
Be EnaotSd to Stop Deser-
tions-Asks Public to
Condemn Deserters.

Washingten, Nov. 1e-Lisutsnant
Gen. OhaRes. commander in chief Of
TIE sta6 In bis annual report 70 ssc.
rotary TAFT today says that the United
STATES army Is under oficered even
in tiDs Of pesoe and would prove 70
b IN very crippled eondisioo In
tins Of war. He susRested thss soma
leGislatioo be enacted 70 protso>
TIE political rights Of dsssstsss from
The army md that the psblie arouss
against them. He believes that
thsss are the only two methods
by which the authorities cen oom.
baa dsssstions.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
In Hsarst's Favor.

New York. Nov. 1S-With more
discrepancies found In The election
districts md with Hearst fighting fos
. plurality. the results II bis favor
ars rowing nses hopeful The M.
sioipal league people are confident
thst the tally BY the board Of oa..
vassen will count him In. Il Il
believed tbst Heafst will nsw q
after men higher Up.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
ALLEGED BANK
/. R0BBER CAUGHT
William Coiner Arrested Here
BY Local Officers.
Commercial National Bank Of
Salt Lake Robbed of Thou.
sands-Bank Says Hold
Man for Officers.

With between g. 900 and e7.o0o In
checks on his person and believed by
toe local officers 70 be one u the most
notorious bank robbers In the oountry.
William Ooinsr. aged ~ ysars. ID
languishing In the city Jail IN this
city and will rsmain there until q,
onioer from Utah comes 70 take hin
back to Salt Lake city whore ths
Commercial National hank Of that
CITY was robbed on the eighth ef The
present month.
Just before closing hours of The
banking institution Of thaa day the
cashier discovered that lstssn con.
tanning about 5000 worth o1 chscks
that wore ready for mailing bed
been taken. Their absence proved .
mystery and the police Of Salt Lake
were detailed on the oass and After .
two days search tbs detective fsres
telephoned ths chiefs Of police and
the detective agencies Of the dinsEs.s
towns Of the country. Although
the of,oers were apprissd Of tLs
theft end The thief not bsins known.
no description could b given.
The flsssnos ofiiosrs kept . elsss
lookout and landed their nan ~.
tsrday but nothing was given 70 the
nswspapsrs until this morning when
thsY rssisvsd n aasWue- to0 M.
gram ssst ysstsrday sAyias they
wanted ths nan hsld until - o6,csr
could be dispatched here for him.
The arrese was msds b. Dspaty
Sheriff Warner asd Aafshal Green
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Arkumsats Flnished. .

Kansas City. Nov. lS-Arguments
In the railroad rebate oasss wess
finished lat nisht and Judge Phillips
will render bis decision pext week.
The maximum psaalsy 10 . ans Of
es. 900.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Rudeph Guilty.

HilWsakss. Nov. ls-1osnsr Al.
dsrnan Rsdolph. charged With -.
licitan9 . bribe. was fes.A guilty
today end . new trial was asksd. He
was indiossd O. . charge ef sskins
90 for bis voss In . claim against tbs
oity BY ths former city attorney.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FRENONT.

H. A. Woods. r. RulofY. kiss Ksat.
Ing. Mic @. Charles. =. Oolvin. VIM.
6tsinkamp. J. e. Bets, II. Flax.
u. Pierce. Rex Fais. all Of Oos.
grevs Copoers %; a. 9. Atwood.
81. Losis; =. H. Dunbls. 81. Paul
Ars. n. Il. Usher. city; ". A.
Wallace. Lcuisvills; H. X. Thomas,
Cripple Csesk; O. =. Brown. Oss.
YER; II @. NsyloE. Denver; J. ?.
Mod. b. Jessph.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Criminal Libel.

Boston, Nov. lS-Thomas W. Law.
500 appeared in court this mornins
in Anwssr 10 . warrant charging
oriminal Mbsl. Throaah bis attorney
hs waived sxaminasioa and waa
placed sndsE q. 900 bond 70 appear In
the higher ooart.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Edison Records, 35c
Columbia Records. 25c

just received two Of the VICTOR Talking Ma
chimes With improved sound box and taperng arm and oil
the late disc records Buy Phonogaph and have the latest
and bes songs and music your own house Just whom you
In humor 10 Iisten
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Tssksts 10 points sass Via shs Mis-
seaTi rasa1s iron Oasos City. asd
seetSeas wsst thsrsel. viii allow pr.
GAassss ~ "trip frsa Pssbis - Dsn.
W ~ ss1arn whsa 1asiFs1. Plaass
booe ~ = nlal. n
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Collision.

Ksil. England. Nov. ls-A torpedo
boat oollided With . skift this morn.
ing. The skift was sunk ssd the
passsnesss Dsrishsd.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Fund Incseasias.

New York. New. 10 Tho total
satssripsiea - ths Jewish fssA .,
sooo teday anssstsd - oASo. .ooC.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

vos nsat dsliosoiss remember th
Central market 10 The shop thas ha
then. 66.e
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

The esodsrsst, 5sieisst nsals II
The world ass solI - shs osstsal
marriott es-e,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Tribs.s vass - bsi.g sssalaa.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Death Of Fredie Reed.

Fredie Roland, the little OF Mr..
and Mrs. Birch Reed, died Tues
day after an illness OF eighteen
days Of pneumonia. Fredie was
born Nov. 26, 1902 and was 2
wears, and 2 months and 10 days
old. All that could be done for
the little sufferer was done, but
he had to succnmb to the newt
able. Fredie was a bright little
fellow, just old enough to be a
source Of great comfortand hope
to his. parents. Thefuneral WAS
held from the residence at 2
O'Clock this afternoon and the
remains inferred in Rose Hill
cemetery.
Fredie has gone with the angels
to dwell;
On earth We will see him no more.
But we hope to meet him agail,
safe at home.
And at rest on the beautiful shore
His sufferings are over,
His soul is at rest
With Jesus the giver,
OF all that is blest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
HURD g. MALLORY,
Contractors, Builders and Design
srs Of brick, cement and frame
buildings.
MINOT, ~. %.
Will Build Several Cottages

John II. Lewis is having his
offices in the second National
Bark Building reitted. The
painters and pnperers a q busy
and in \ few.days the Office will
be one OF the handsoInest in the
,.ity. A lot Of new furniture is on
the way. Since the late change
in the rules regarding United
States Commissioners Mr.. Lewis,
who was formerly on the road
most of the time, has been anabl-
ed to devote himself to business
ut Minot, and is building up a
fattering practic both in strai-
ght law and in the various bran
ches ofland practice. He is Civ
ing considerable time to real
estate, and expects to sell a large
number Of farms when the season
opens. He is a firm believer in
Ward County property, of which
he is himself q large owner. He
has several farms and over d
dozen city lots, and is still buy
ing. Ablock Of some of the best
aesidence property on the south
hill is officially known as the
Lewis Subdivision, and much
Of it will probably be sold ann
build on before the summer is
over. When interviewed by ali
INDEPENDENT reporter this
week Mr.. Lewis said:
"Many people will tell you that
the time for making money in
the land business is pasuin Ward
County, but think it is just
beginning. Two andthree years
ago We made money from transi-
ent business. Now those attor-
neys who have established a
reputation for honesty and COM
potency have an established
clientage, which brings a much
better class Of business than W.
had then. l believe thoroughly
in the future Of Minot. have
Just given q contract to Van
ruyl and Teutsch to h:;ld two
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
WHAT WILL We DO
WITH THE BAND?

What will the citizens of Minot do
with the Concert band this year? A
questio. which has been asked of us
several times recently. We believe that
Minot cannot afford to get along with
out the band this year but in order to
keep the organization intact, some
money will have to be raised. The. boys
will need new music.
The members all donate their services
We understand and one member informed
US that he went to the expense Of nearly
900 last year for instruments, etc. 1t
may be that it will not be necessary to
go to the expense of director this
season but at any rate there will be a
great many expenses. We believe that
the citizens of Ninot realize what good
band means to us and will chserfully
contribute to the support Of the best
organization of its kind in the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
"A Profitable Talk On advertising.
Written for the independent.
35 by Earl r. Smith.

Editor Independents:
You request me to write relative to
advertising, and before entering upon it's
discussion, nust remark that looking
back over ten Years experience, | real
ize With what small knowledge began
and the advancement l have mpde in this
most potent question of merchandising
seems to my mind but trife. That Of
which have become master is minute,
that to conceive immeasufable. The
temperate use of everything is undetiled
sound sense, ana the man who eats too
much is, literally speaking, in as deplor-
ablO form as the man who imbidos too
freely. So it is, the merchant who ad-
vertises injudiciously, is as foolhardy as
the man who does not advertise at all.
Advertising to be effective must be un-
derstOod, and the chronic unbeliever in
publicity is one who invariably does not
know how to advertise, and when he
proclaims infd delism, he does SO for the
reason that he has not felt its stimulative
power and great results. Newspaper
space is like merchandise, its Importance
as great and returns as adequate, and it
should continuously be held in that re-.
lation because its function is to properly
sell the merchandise which gives the
profits that signal failure or success. A
business establishment can be compared
to the 'physician'a usual patient and diff
ferent prescriptions are necessary for
different concerns, yet the infallible
remedy for all its judiclous, honorable,
truthful advertising. It discounts bills,
to where they are in their proper sphere
\ -
and old timed" stock! I
Public attention loses its value where
customers are cheated or miArepresenta-
tions are made and the only plan Of ad-
vertising achieving success, is the kind
that is honest, original and as plain as
tho merchandise offered at the mer-
chants counter. Advertising must deal
strict with what one has to sell and in
what manner he sells it, and everybody
in q common community like Minot may
be absolutely familiar with the mer-
chants name and store without realizing
the peculiar merit Of his wares and the
price advantages he may offer. Printers
ink, or advertising space, as you may
choose to term it, is the fundamental
principle, the solid foundation and bull
Tark Of any business; and out Of all the
vital systems necessary to successful
merchandising, it has made financial in,
dependence reach more men than any
other element. Advertising rights wrong
impressions, prevents errors, swolly re.
ceipts, makes money more rapidly, en-
pourages growth, incites energy, aud ag-
gressiveness and is problem that even
tually solves itself. Far from Z play
thing, gamble or donation, it is as real in
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
States Attorney Married.

States Atty, McGee was united in
marriage at Dixon, IL. last Thursday
afternoon to Miss Katherine Haley OF
Freeport, Ill. The couple arrived in Mi.
not Sunday.
NJ. MCGEE is a young man who has
advanced rapidly in his profession.
He has host of admirers. Mrs. ,McGee
is an accomplished young woman and
will be a valuable acquisition to
Minot society
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Seed Wheat For Sale.

The famous Minnesota blue
stem 169, listed at the expert
ment, station and proved to out
yield all other kinds. Outyiclded
other kinds on my place from
five to eight bu. per acre in 1903
and 1904. Call at Sec. 4, 1862
or address James A. Colvin, box
353 MlnOt, n. p. 2tp
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Bar Association to Banquet Judge
GOSs.

The Ward County Bar Asso-
ciation will give a banquet to
Judge Goss on the evening OF
March 6. The arrangements are
in the hands Of several com
mittees, and it will be very en-
jOyable affair. A business meet
ing will be held the same day and
new officers elected.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15

ottagps to rent on the south
hill assoon as spring opens, tney
using their new concrete block
for the foundations. am also
figuringson putting up a{third
and larger house, built entirely
OF these blocks, equipped with.
furnace and all modern convent
ences."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
KNOWS Jim tiiu Well.

7John Butz, Sr., knew Jim Hill
in Minnesota away back in the
sixties when Jim was just n CON-
mon sort Of a fellow, rafter OF
logs down the mississippi. Mr..
Botz was once entertained at the
home OF Mr.. Hill in the earyl
days.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Coastinli ACCIDENT.

Stanley Murphy, son Of Major
Murphy, was thrownfr from his sled
while coasting down one of the
large hills this afternoon and
rendered nnconcious for nearly
two hours. The sled was going
at the rate of a mile a minute
when struck a post.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15

of the worlds gres.est merchants, is the
beacon light that attracts trade, enlarges
business and builds monuments for fair
dealings, which is the elimination Of the
business mans best efforts. The man
OF business who advcrtises correctly
simply signifies determination to win
in the race for pubic patronage
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Teachers Examinations.

The next teachers examination
will be held at the usual places,
in Minot and Bowbells, on the
second Friday and Saturday in
March. The May examination
will be held in Minot and Mohall
on the last Friday and Saturday.
E. G. Warren,
Superintendent OF Schools
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Didn't Get Out With a Spoon

as DlNss 5$SA WI " iSaA = 0pOOh
The independent has been in
formed upon excellent authority
that the three prisoners who re-
Gently escaped from the county
Jail, did not get out with the aid
Of q spoon and a piece OF wire.
1t is Impossible for one to place
the spoon from within the cell in
such a way as to unlock the cell
door, though from the outside OF
the cell door, one may open the
door, providing the paddock is
not on the door. Then the cor
ridor doors are supposed to I've
locked with two chains and pad
locks in addition to the regular
lock.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Davis & 0il,isrie.

Robert Gillispie, who has been
a faithful employe in the law,
and real estate office ofNehmiah
Davis, has formed a partnership
with Mr.. Davis, the firm name to
be known as Davis & Gillispie.
Mr. Gillespie isa hard working,
capable young man and has a
host OF friends who congratn-
late him in the important step
he has taken.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Compromise Primary Bill.

.P. AsOoAy O1SIs
Major Murphy received at tele-
gram from Austin Regain, sena-
tor, saying that the opposers to
the primary election law, had
offered to compromise, but it
would not be accepted.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15

w. E. ReddicK, the Ray mer-
chant, was a Minot visitor Tu es-
day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
r1agx!5&;%SI,
ASSORTMENT
md
PRICE

TOT ONLY OUR PRICES LOW but everything
IN the Jwelry complete Take clocks for
We them from 81 90 $25.OO We
from $4,000 each In Opal Rings alone
Take lverware and
you find plated So dozen 5000 Then
sterling goods We have them from $l2 90
$500 dozen from $4,000 $4,000 dozen In
from the 81
Ingerso the $4,000 Egn We watches for
Should that big and sell
cheaper sold before glass all
and the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15
Printers Ink Costs Money

didn't
stock the couldn't
will
have the iewelry of the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-15

that will sell for loo takes picture
2Kx3Knhe
dsavp
SmsnK) ,frDn 3,
potag
The Washington times., 1905-11-05

of shredded paper. used in hacking glass
one essential success in this style Of COOKERY is TOPS
that will he after the manner ~ m
common tin pail, and not lie loosely the upper
Directly after breakfast Cor before it, would be
even better) prepare your soup for the evening dinner.
one pc1nd of lean bsef ana the sa-.e OF lean veal
cut into snail dice If minced IL viii clog end IN
small turnip. and little TarseyaH chopped fine. Put
SCI WheFe tney VIII not besin to boil under hour
Nhen i bo'is keep il up for fifteen minutes Open the
buErow - the center large enough contain
soup pot leaving thick layer 'stuffng" the
the FIRE and, without the delay OF second. plump
into the hollow prepared for It. shut boxid.
or oraaulenfsl srive yofrseIf no
az luncheon time Turn the soup then a bowl
cold water. and throw 10 the grease.
pepper and salt Draw OF quart strain it, add half
ta6lespoonfuls of put smaller pot.
oS for ten minutes after the bubble really begins and
tuck away IN the recesses OF the hay It VIII De ready
fer the table l5y Z O'Clock -, e.
for future and variations leaving meat and vege-
peas TO the vegetables. and when the grease is
coup the FIRE. stirring in half OF barley that
has soaked four hours IN enough water 10 cover It.
Freassesd chicken may be PREPARED early in the
It into pot 5he following order:
next minced onion sprinled with the pork pep
pered pieces chicken; this lighter layer
of pork and onion and until all the materials are
used Cover the Pot closely sld set to heat very
When the contents are boiling hot, and there Is no
boil minutes and cOnsign it. stiH eub-
bling furiousiy and closely shut IN 70 the nay
saving Of time, labor
and odor-incredibe TO the novice r,.p4.n-D
TO BE CONCLUDED.