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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09


Libel Suit.
Ihas libeI huff " Senator sam
lstontg onsry agains tie aii1nont5
Vest rginian and Eainar vein
'promise to Ne roductiye ~ Smuch tn55
tserest. &c tits not IT III not he the
fault Of the w Vlrginian, learn
from It's columns that additional gzesti
Is TO be- given the testimony Sbyss the
appearance Eof Senator Jake Fisher on
the witness stand According to the
West Virginians Senator Fisher. while
In Fairmont The other day, said that
he was willing to go on the witness
stand in the West Virginian's behalf
and would make his testimony much
stronger than he at first thought of
doing. He also added that he
thought Senator Montgomery was
guilty Of what the West virginIan had
called him. =, Y. ..s5i
What the West Virginian called Sen;
ator Montgomery was Fido. 1t said
something 10 the effect that the sena.
J tor was Ran Stalnaker's dog Fido.
Fisher says he believes this to be true.
It is not for the News to question
either the veracitysof the West Wiz.
lginian or Senator Fisher, and neither
IS 1t for lis to add to or assist In any
way the defamation Of the character
Of Senator Montgomery. But It sSper.
Ifectly proper TO surmise that the pos
(, sibilities OF interesting testimony are
4 great II SENATOR Fisher IS going TO say
on the stand all he intimates he will
4 Certainly the trial will develop thai
. somebody is either an awful liar OF
that there has been crookedness some
where, Perhaps It would be a soot
idea to. compel all members OF the
Legislature to testify. Then the cleal
light Of publicity would be let in OF
! the .doings Of that body, and for al
time the numerous ugly rumors ant
sensational charges could be settled
one way or the other forever.-Wheel
Ing News. 4, Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
An ENJOYABLE Supper.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the First
Baptist Church gave a supper III The
lecture room last evening in honor of
Mrs. George James, of Allegheny, Pa,
former member OF the Auxiliary.
The guests included the husbands of
the members and number Of friends
making in all about one hundred
guests who were served with an appe-
:iZing supper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
We are not in the cheap piano. y,

We are not in the cheap piano.
race now going on. II you are not
willing 10 pay enough to buy a good 4
piano we would rather you buy some
where else. SgtIS5tiSSS
II you will pay us the price to get;
a good piano. We assure you that YOU
will get your moneys worth and will
back the piano for years and will not
be ashamed to look you in the eve. AZ.
piano is a musical instrument and
unless you get a good one you will
soon find that the music Of the piano;
has disappeared. A cheap piano
though has a good tone when 1t Isl
new but is doesn't last. ~
DUNCAN's MUSIC HOUSE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
The capitation 'Taxes.

rho Fairmont T,mcs will find It
= o,ose,rv n rav,se 10 on;nion ahou,
~. new Ia ~ az 4 relates 10 tho col.
,oc,,on If con,tation taxes If says:
.urho Ssersors have had smooth
co,,,no l., COLLECTING tie On n,tat,on tax
from ,,,, No fe,,ows Who alwavs nav hnt,
o,oord,no n; n wsnoner renor,s from
~. ,d,trorart conn,;;es Tho assas sors
,r , nee,,ns With no us,,,a, res.uult IN
col,ect,nc5 from Tho fellows; Who have
-, Mon ,oo,s, o,,nro,, Il no ,,e5 Al If
~, 49, t,,ov, ~. - a. , ~, : 30 >.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

Judge Kendall, Of Fairmont, declar.
ell recently that mothers.in-law are re.
sponsible for ninety per cent of the di.
vorces. Don't be surprised If mothers
ln.law are responsibel for the
Judge getting sound hogsing some
Of these days.-West Union Record.
Maybe when Judge Kendall gets a
motherin:law of his own he will be
sufficiently punished for that rather
indiscreet remark with which he is
credited Herald.
Perhaps he will, when he does.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
AsIE aAisQ UET
ITos ll DeE ,AS ZION.
lRhiliPpla 10 al the X lost Many Visiting
Eeaa | a hts. Il IA

tIILiPPI;s Va, June ~ One or
the most notable gatherings that was;
ever held in Philippi was assembled
last evening alta banquet given BY the
Philippi bar In honor Of Judge a. g.
Dayton.
Among those present outside of the
Philippi8 bar were Reese Blizzard. Of
Parkersburg; G. +. Caldwell, Of Par.
kersburg; LIB. Dellicker, Of Parkers.
burg; NV Yandervort, Of Parkers-
burg; c. D Elliott, of Parkersburg;
John J. cornwell, Of Romney; c. w.
Daley, Of Elkins; Ed. Talbot, Of Ell.
kins; John Basel, Of Clarksburg; John
J.#Davis, Of iclarksburg; Jasper Y.
Moore, Of Clarksburg; Luther Gun.
ningham, OF Clarksburg; U. G. Young;
OF Buclthannon; NJ. A. Lashley, OF
Wheeling; G. MEG. Lemley, Of Balti.
more; ?. ]. crogan, of Kingwood; Ira
2. Robinson, OF Grafton; J. G. st.
Claire, of Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
An Enjoyable House Dancer

Miss Jean ;Ferran Fleming was hos
tess to number Of young people of
the city at an enjoyable house dance
last evening at her home on First
street and Virginia avenue. Dancing
began at4an early hour and continued
until half after twelve when a course
of delicious refreshments was served
Miss McCloud, of st. Louis, a visitor
at The Fleming homes was the honor;
guest 4 a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
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Married at Oakland.

On Monday June the 18th, at Oak
land. Nd, occurred the marriage Of
Mr.. Edward Ehro, manager of the
ten cent store. and Mrs. Daisy Ran
dali. Mrs. Randall had been of late,
a clerk at Stemp!e's store and is pop
ular and attractive lady. A wide cir
Gle Of friends join in wishing for them
a bright future.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

III looks like business, when the
water eommitte duly authorized SO
to do, asks for bids for8the construc.
ton OF q dam across the West Fork
river for the purpose Of furnishing
Clark burg With ample water supply.
SO good sign that the present city
council shassno 5hankering after a water
famine such as the city had last year.
CLARK burg u legram:
Glark sbnrga can save 3 money and
trouble by moving down. TO sFairmont,
where we HAY es oceans of water, and
the inest water works in the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

Who tod ont eiaed cont temp ora
rtes, tue Fairmont sst ifginian anal
the Parkersb iisg stat journal that
s tlle famous corn ions ofSthe STATE
short ~ money 4 How'd y they3
know ~ that "a ese corrupt business ON
;ganlzati ions haye not ne s%te feWithsto
buy up q "a ozen5 Houses OF elegates?
Have the corporations complained OF
hard times? ourSinformat ton; is that
they are lousy With money Tax Com.
missioner Dillon aversstllat they have.
S200,OOo,o0o worth OF property that
they don't think to be Of enough con.
sequence, to dist for taxation. A meas.
ley reserve fund, no doubt, to nest
trouble for the esteemed State journal
and West Virginian.IFayette Journal.
Z THE infamous corporations and
corrupt business Organizations are
words which never appeared I in the
West Vlrginian. Theyare the Fayette
Journal'sSowh phraseology,, not ours.
Willie we do not stand as close to the
corporations as does the editor OF the
Journal, and while we are not cor
poration lobbyist, as he is, yet we
think as much of the industrial affairs
OF the Statelas he does, and know and
appreciate The value Of the work and
development being done by the great
corporate interests. 1t Is not the cor.
porations we complain Of, but the pc.
litical methods Of some or many OF
them, and we. think the editor Of the
Journal knows our. position. He ough,
to know at least. We do not complain
Of the esteemed editor of the Journal
as lobbyist. He has so far as We
know conducted himself with decency
and order as such. What we complain
of more than anything else, Is the con
duct of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company in employing Ran Stall
maker, Democrat, as its chief lobby
list, and who does not confine his oper
ations to the Legislature, but corrupts
and manipulates Republican primarie:
and conventions to the great detri
ment Of that party. 1t was Ran who
brought forth Sam Montgomery as {
State Senator, or who was largely in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09
ISi,ci.oshsid difference

There isF cohsid erable difference Of
opinion conc erning the verdict in the
Jackson case Yesterday. Some hold
That Tie precedent established is a
had one, las to he thasty observer. the
Jury has Yindlcated man in shooting
another. but others, to whose opinions
we subscribe think that the valuable
lesson has been taught that big
:oyerbearing bully may not swagger
about terrorizing a smaller and
Of man and vet lie protected by the
law from tile use Of a weapon in the
hands Of the " aker man. s5S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

N a. M F5qilE
AZ bsmoc cpntenpo makes
the nnedui Socali assert it Mi tie tar.l
iffshas no more 10 do With stlie price
u wopl than does the man III ire
noon ~ Nve recall very dearly the
fact that en- the Democrats were
making tie memorable campaign of
1902 they declared that the abolition
ofSthe tariff on the wool would make
Il bring the farmerfa at least 40 cents
a pound. The Hon. John Q. Pendle.
ton was one Of the forty.centers Of
that campaign. Well, wool went
Democratic on thestariff schedule, but
1t forgot to go UP to forty cents, but
got started down the other way and
never stopped going down until the
wool tariff was again restored. 1t got
down to IL and 10 cents hereabouts.
Up9in Webster county some farmers
didn't clip their sheep at3all, because
wool at a Democratic tprice wasn't
worth the trouble drumming in, catch.
ing, clipping, bagging and marketing.
Since the tariff Las been restored
wool has been going UP all the. time.
That 10 cents has now been turned
about 50 that it stands the other way,
that. is, the figures are reversed. OF
course the tariff has nothing to dc
with Il; but we believe too firmly in
the power Of the man in the moon, the
existence Of ghosts, spooks and snol
llygosters. and TIE strange and singu
larly suggestive lessons of coinci
dences to want to see free WOO
CHANGED again.-Weston independent
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09


The West yirginlan received a call
last evening from the States popular
and efiisients Commissioner Of Labor,
Mr j. Barton, Of Wheeling. Mr..
barton was on his return from Nor.
CANT town. He said the coldltions in
sthe State as regards laho. are very
Eat sfactory that with the exception
tof the Nhittake r mill in his city,
where work has notSyet5been resumed
but soon will be. labor generally is
emplo Dyed and IS contented and happy
ne remained In SourG city over night
cling Sto inquire after Fairmont's
Affairs to-day: 4 vs.; q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

Miss Wilma Roydston left this after
noon for Mt. Lake Park, where She
will be the guest Of Miss Margaret
Bishop. 81 ;5-.,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

The elec tionE Of Tom Davis in the
Second district is not hailed with that
mount OF zen thnsiasm one might ex.
r se,: tSto 4 mpany Victory. There is
sa strong suspic ioni that the Democratic
part regards him a better Republican
thanED Democrat t. harrisburg Telegram.
do mot know how the Democrat.
rs party regards him, but we remem.
bert er; that in years gone by some of the
stnaembers Of that party as well as
some sof3 its newspapers, made the
charge that the Davises helped to de.
feat the late William L., Wilson for
ongress their objection to him be.
Ing that he was too much OF free
trader, Jas he advocated the taking Of
THE tariff on of scoal and lumber, in
both % which they are. and were then
dealing and which they wanted pro.
tected by the strong arm of the gov:
eminent against foreign simportations.
The colonel;s elder brother-H Henry
sassaway favored sas protective tarltf
on coal both I'M Cons ress and out OF 1t
.HaflaA : ah1 =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

Col Thomas B! Davis spent a long
time at IL and now he may truly say
there IS nothing like perseverance
Glark sbirg Telegram. a 81
While lie sspe tent q long time at II" he
spent Ia good deal 81 money besides
II reports be true, as 1T is said his
election cost him at sleastI $3.50, 900.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09


OF course, there is little likelihood
that the plan Of the West Virginian
eanSbes realize dsupon. Still, It is prop
$ef to- derry the effort because of its
inprop pet and wicked smotive,-Fay
Sette Journal
Fhe plan above referred TO is tie
West Xirginlan,s Suggestion Of mn in:
crsasesin the membership of our State
SENATE Why the Journal says at is
jsproper to decry the effort is not "be,
causes of Its improper and wicked mo.
sstiye. but because, as we have said
before, the esteemed edltoris a vet,
eran lobbyist, hence wants the State
Senate to remain as 1t Is, as he is ev,
identlysso the opinion, as We are, that
small body can be more easily
srw9itch ed about and controlled than a
large one. b
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-09

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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-12-01
Afskifti Vestur-Islendinga
Islenzkum Pjo6malum.

DAD er engin furoa pc %1slendingar her
vestra lati st0ku sinnum i ]jos skooanir sinar
a einhverj u p6litisku st6rmali, sem / pam
svipinn er efst a dagskra pings % Pjooar 3
islandi. Hit smtir meiri fur0u hive sialdan
peir segja opinberlega ALT slit a stj6rnmalum
islands % barattu Peirri, sem par he6r risio
af p6litiskum agreiningi. DAD er eolilegt a0
Observation-Disclosures half ekki alment mikinn
sahuga a islenzkri p6litik, Pvi fyrst % fremst
var 81 ahugi Mig daufur hja alPy0u q Islandi
til skams TINA, og svo heir f0rin vestur hing
7ao fremur BENT hugum mamma 1 AGRA att en-
az Pvi, 40 ra0a fran dr p6litiskum vandrno-
um f00urlandsins, og fair PETRA hafa til lengd-
ar nein veruleg kynni af fslenzkum Pj60mal-
um eftir az Pejr cru hinga0 huttir. pa mum
fiesta skorta %Pekkingu til Pess ao geta lagt til
beirra mala nokku0 pae, er az notum megi
koma, og P6 svo verl a0 Peir gntu gef0 elm
hverjar hollar lei0beiningar, pa varu litlar
likur til 40 nokkur sal 4 1slandi gn6 Peim
gaum. sa Pj66, sem berst fyrir stj6rnarb6t,
hlitir vanalega sfnum eigin ra0um en- ekki
annara, og tekur Pvl sJaldan meo Okkum 40
a6rir hlutist til um ger0ir hennar me0 elm
tomri mmlgi, an Pess 40 lata neina verulega
hjalp i t6.
En- pratt fyrir PAD vnri pc nski]egt ao
Observation-Disclosures raddu islenzk Pj6omal vic
og vio, az svo miklu leyti sem Pekking petra
a malefninu leyfir. pvi pc Pa0 half engir
.ahrif q stefnu malsins og afdrif Pess ia Pj60
inni q [slandi, pa myndi PAD P6 ver0a til pes:
a0 vekja eftirtekt vora a fo0urlandinu og hald;
lifnu / Peim p jooernis-neista, sem enn er elk
dtkulna0ur her vestan hats, og Peir, sem lat;
ser ant um 40 Observation-Disclosures vi0haldi is
lenzku Pj60erni, @ttu a0 stu0la a0 Pvi, a0 is
lenzkum Pj60malum Sc haldi0 q lofti he
vestra. Delta hafa bloc Vestur- Islending
CERT 40 Pvi leyti, sem pau hafa autt frettir a
Pvi eftir bI00um fra fslandi,e EN- pau lata sjalda:
til sin heyra neitt, or ]ysi sjalfst@0um skoe
unum q islenzkum Pi60malum, og pa sjalda
Pess hattar sko0anir birtast / bl00um voru1
cru Pmr bersyni!ega hlutdrngar, nestum une
antekningarlaust.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-12-01

@"o ~ "Ao"n"HAC5e ~ o. oi'Al 'o" "o"
If e0a allir, sem afsk5fti hafa af p6litik,. bundn-
ir a aokksklafa. Oar bsrjast menn um st torn
NAL: og Peir, sem 4 vfgvelli cru, hlj6ta a0
skipa ser i einhverja sylEingu eff Peir villa
nokkurt vionam veita. En- til Pess Der enga'
nauosyn a0 Peir, sem standa hja % horfa q
bardagann, hlaupi undir merki 6tilkvaddir.
DAD etti az vera heg0arEeikur fyrir Vestur-
lslendinga ao reoa og riea UNI pau jslenzE
Pjdomal, sem cru Peim msof@rileg, nokkurn
veginn Neutrality-suspicious. Dao er 6afsaMan-
legt fyrir Pa 40 einblfna $40 a pau NAL fra
einni hliS- az Peir VERDI as Pvi blindir I'll halls
ems og porskur VIC hafis. = peir attu al
skooa malin fra v*msum hl'oum og velta Peim
fyrir ser, pangao til Peir sa greini'ega helztu
kosti Peirra eea gala. Geti Peir Pao ekkiij.
annaohvort sokum Pess ao Peir eiga ekki ao-
gang az nnggilegum skilrikiu Jun, til Pess~ a0
kynnast 0llum malav0xtum, e0a Sc eitthuert
NAL svo hoki0 az Pei4n Sc efvaxi0 al gera ser
gl0gga grein fyrir hvernig i: Pvi liggur,. pa
er ao sjalfs0g0u minstur vandinn a0 viour-
kenna Pao hreinskilnislega. og ]ata AGRA kveea.
upp d0minn, sem betur slElja. mali0.
pao er einkum two eoa. Prjn sioustu arin
40 dalitill ahugi a islenzkum %Pj60malum hef-
If vaknao hja observation-disclosures: Peir hafa.
yir h0fu0 veitt Pvi t0luveroa eftirtekt, sem
gerst he6r i st iornmalum Islands Pessi ar og
einkurn P6 Petta ar, sem al likindum r@0un;
Pvi Pa0 hefr verio vi0baroarikast ar s0gu'
landsins, um margar aldir, og peir vi0bunoin
hafa mikil ahrif haft 3 hugh sumra %Islendinga
her vestan hats. En- P6 hafa Peir fatt um PAD
sagt opinberlega, og fur0ulfti0 hafa Peir UNI
pa vioburoi rita0: og eff til will fer lika beet a
Pvf ao segja sem fest- Pvf fest at Pvi, sem
rita0 be6r veri0 her vestra um Pj6omAE pau,
er nj valda mestum deilum 4 Islandi, en- svo
l6ttvagt, a0 varla vseri eftirsjarvert Pc PAD
hef0i aldrei CERT vart vi0 sig. pa0 er s0k ser
pc STUNT af Pvi lysi engu 00ru en- framuna'
legri vanPekkingu 8 mali Pvi, sem UNI er r@tt:
Pvi PAD err sumum minimum stundrm ofvaxi0
) 40 gera ser grein fyrir hva0 Peir vita og hvae
Peir bera es1kert skyn q. En- hitt er vera
=, pegar Vestur-I s]endingar re0a NAL Pessi
sauna anda % r0mmustu hokksfylgismenn &
Islandi, og tyggja upp eftir Peim brigsl os
a skammir, sem a0ur er par margjj6rtra0 af mai
g0gnum Aokkanna; pvi pa0 er hverj rm mann
~sjalfratt az hafa Pao eftir sem lit er, og pal
; etti ekki az vera neinum notwithstanding
) ofntlun 40 gera greinarmun q Pvi. sem Sam
r gjarnlega er sagt og bygt a gildum r0kum
a og hinu, sem ]ysir 40 ems hatri og ovid, o!
# heir anna0hvort ekkert GOA getsakir einar vi
n 40 sty0jast.
Do er Vestur 1slendingum nokkur Vol
n kunn er Peir haia PAD eftir sem MI ]ntur hes
N / Aestum bl00um a Islandi. DER hafa VT
l. h0fu0 ekkert anna6 on Pessi bloc til az frn5
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-12-01

OST*A' 1"1"o
ao oft err er6tt'a5 greI0a pa a@kju, og varla \
hveriu jun manni aeslandi as tina par gullkorn >
dr soranum, Pvi igu4lkorn cru par oft ia / felix
miklum. serphaus 3um. DAD er MI or0io fagHtt'
Mig 40 bloc Pessi, Aytji 6%hlutdrmgga grein'
UNI islenzk stj4rnmal, ogg- SYM pau me0 Sam.
girni fra Aeiri hliaaan en- einni, en- alloft a pad.
ser sta0 a0 pau; nytja. acknowledgement svo
dr CAROL ger0ar, ao svo viroist sem Par segi
allan sannleixann me0 h6gv@ro og stillingu
og vilii konna PaS eitt er pii6oinni og flour
landinuse fyrir beztu, en- eff MEM ihugya grein-
ar Pessar vandbega kemur Pa0 vanalegai Jos
40 Par segja ekkbmsir en- haitian sannleikann,.
PAD eitts sem hollast pykir Peim fokk, er blao-
10 fylgir;- HIT eu nndanfelt % lati0 liggja I
Pagnargildi.. Delta er al visu ekki meir en-.
hdlfsogo saga fra hverri hlio, en- Peim grein-
UNI or % 'lnargt 40 grae0a eff menn lesa med
j0fnu atbygli bao, sem pannig err ritao med
og moti fra baoum .bIi0um. Oldungis ohlut-
dregar greinar UNI p6litfk geta bloc pau sem
MI cru. L: lslandi naumast baft meoferois, Pvf
pau cru I'll hao einhverjam Aokk; Par,erekk-
ert blao oha0 sem 'afskifti ,hefr at p6litikk:
DAD cru ahrif Pessara bla0a, sem Pvi
valda ao aokksandi ,sa er~1ihir a fslandi .gerir
einnig vart via sig 'ne0al Nestur-fslendinga.
Her er ekki att VIC PAD pomenn a0hyllist elm
Aokk fremur en- AMMAN, Pegar ni0urstaoan er
oroinn ST. .efti, vandlega ihugun,. a0 stefna
hans og a0ger0ir, s6u betri % beilladuygri en-
annara.. DAD er eelilegt a0 hver. %r6ttsynn
maour verdi peim folk h%lyntur.. En- yer
tel jum PAD 6parft og astnoulaust ifhx1ir Vest
ur- 1slendinga, 40 fylla tokk peirna, er ekki
villa lita a islenk Pj60mal fra neinni annari
hlio en- peirzi, err einhverri stj{0nmala-kl;ku
likar beet.
Ekkert annao islenzkt pj6cnnAl heflr yak
ia eftirtekt mccall Vestur- lslon"ainga ems all,
ment % ir0ritunarnalio, og PAD, sem Pasa
: hafa laggt til Pess mails, rr allgott svnishorn a3
afskiatum peirra af isIen3kum pj6omalunn.
Pa0 sem Peir hafa um paA mal. rita0 fiislenzk
bla6 her vestra er mesamegnis hi0 san.aas og
Aoar hefir veri0 um Pa6 sagt 1 bl00um q Is
/ sandi, o. skooanir Pap> or peir lata / ljos> cru
3 40 mestu leyti hinar si5mn og P@r,. er snnarr
hver hokkurinn 4 lslanGi he6r. haldiD fran.
b@r tilraunir er Vestur- 1slendingar hafa Ill
D Pess CERT a0 skysa pa hli0 Pess mails or helzt
! mntti @tla ac Psir g1tu gefo einhvasjar upp-
]ysingar um-,sem Sc samanbuso a kostum
}, og 0kostum Peirra firoritunara6f sNoa, sem her
2 or um az reoa hafa yfr A0fn0 veri0 liti]s
0 vir0i, Pvi fest sem Peir hafa um PAD sagt hef1
annao hvert verio svo lauslegt og 6namkvcmt
: 40 enginn er neinu nnr> sem les pao. Goa pal
hefr verio svo rangt sagt fra, a0 pa0 Der vot
T um a1ha sem bad segi ia ,skorti algcrlega bekk
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-06
Food Value Of Eaas.

Eggs are very nourishing food
and represent two important eie-
ments. fats and proteids. In an easily
assimilated form. A single egg
weighs about one and one.half
ounces. Of which one ounce is white.
or pure albumin. and one-half ounce
yolk. The nutritive vaOe OF the yolk
Is greater than that OF the white.
though Its bulk and weight are small
er. Its solid constituents are about
one half Of It's fat. Fresh eggs. prop
erly prepared. are readily digestible.
The best mode OF preparation Is
whipped raw. or cooked for twenty
or thirty minutes at 4 temperature OF
about 1902 tcurGledD. The yolks are
more easily digested when boiled
hard. and the whites are also easily
disested when hard boiled. providing
care IL used to reduce the coagulated
white to minute particles which may
readily be dissolved by the gastric
juice.
A single egg Is equal In value to .
dozen oysters.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-06
RECIPES.
dozen oysters

Mashed Peas With Nuts.-Soak a
pint Of Scotch peas overnight In cold
water. In the morning drain and put
them 10 cook In warm water. Cook
slowly until perfectly tender. allowing
them TO simmer very gently toward
the last until they become as dry As
possible. Put through n colander 10
remove the skins. Cook the peanuts
separately. drain from the Juice. rub
through a colander. and add to the
peas. Beat we'll together. season with
suit. turn into m carthen or granite
ware pudding dish. smooth the top.
and bake In moderate oven until
dry and mealy. II preferred, ono
third toasted bread crumbs may be
used with the peas md less proper.
t!on OF nuts. Serve hot like mashed
potato.
Graham oems.-Placc one pint Of
cold water In = crock. add one egg:
beat water. egg and q pinch OF salt
together. Then add -. cups OF white
-four and Y cup Of graham -four. beat
thoroughly. and bake In \ quick oven.
Irish Corn Seup.-Takc one pint Of
slice potato cooked until tender. add
one pint Of corn pulp obtained by
rubbing cooked dried corn through =
eolander. Season with salt. add va.
ter TO make = proper consistency. re-.
heat. and serve.
SpiitPsa oevp.-For each quart Of
soup desired. simmer one cup Of split
peas very slowly In three pints Of
boiling water for six hours or until
thoroughly dissolved. When done,
rub through . colandcr. add salt and
. slice OF onion to aavor. Rsheat and
season with one.haif cup Of thia
cream or . spoonful Of nut meal pre-.
pared a. directed below. Remove the
slice Of onion with . fork. Serve bot
With croutons.
oskst ParsnIes.-wash. seraps and
divide: drop into boiling water. . IL.
tie more than sumcient 70 cook then.
and boil ssatiy Till thoroughly tender.
There should remain about ouehaif
pint Of the llQuor when the pArsnips
are dons. Arranss on IN earthsn
plate or shallow pudding dish. not
more than one layer deep: covse with
the juice and bake. bastisg frseusat.
" until the juice 10 an absesbsd esd
the psssaips tslteaasiy bsevssd.
Serve II once.