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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

3lelt tommen, ein TGBdeu rWeiBbicr"
(9ogerbicr) on5uiteden.
Wtr bubcn inosB 3eit, uns sic
3raht ctlpas genauer an5uIc9en, Die
iunge Srau trd9t oos nGeidappel"
aug (breiBiq GGenD ~orisineQen Sri
oen6Gnoern 3ufammengeiebt, Sbren
SoIs um1dIingcn etne' ~pertbppIe
8erniteinI9nur uno Elm Seioentuh.
ibrrn Riidsn oedt bas Brett, fdherz
artiq aus gGnbern bergeitelt. uno ibre
8ruit ihmiitt oa5 GiIber9eItidte)
8rulTtiid. Observation-Disclosures 5iereu
i9re Nrmc. Ser peiBe 3pirn, NIT
Rem lie ouf Dem blausn Wieoer bef:z
ittot limb, pirb b>r Site gcmGB OaSu
Usrpenoung finocn, bic 6embhen III
res @ritgeobrcnen oamit 81 ndben. Nui
BEN Dier5e6n Bis fiinf3ebn nooppelt ges
I6lengtcn", buntelblauen 8siberponos,
6c3lp. i6lpar3cn Su9r0dsn, iiber an
ZEN @iiften bic nGden". I'm lire
DW}itte" (Suile) IhIinQt Iih elm breis
tCs Geiocnbono. Die itrammen Woa
Den, an oensn Die Der3iertcn Gnben os3
Gtrumpibanbcs luitig baumeln, 1tedcn
in tunitooQ 0eItidten. neiBen Baum
pOaitriimpfen, bic 6iiBe in talbleoers
ncn SnnaQcnihHben. Die Sdrbsn
rteieS Nn3u9CS ieBcn iid aus pielem
@rijn, 9luu uno 0ioIett uno penieem
GOtb 3uiammen. Sang unoers pirtt
oos 5drbenipiel Der WGof)entleioung,
gGnoer. W}itB6en, Stob an ben (uui
bern @emdl0e ctpd5 umgei6lagenenJ
RIDDEN Icu6tcn OorberrI6Cno roth, bu5
9ruititiid unO bic Gdcn GOLDEN. grnit
geItimmt, idpur3 lit Die 3ra6t Der
SrdlI. Der W}utter. Ser 8rGutigam
trdgt ben oidpar3Cn Rod" (Sorm aus
Der 3ctt 6rieorihs oes @roBen, piC
aud ben O%rctmaitcr, Der ba3u aufgs.
icBt Dtr0), tpciBe, leincns aniebofen
nit 6oIcnbGnoeln, LANCE blaue, mol
Iene Striimpfc uno S6naQenihube,
2tm 0reimdIrcr iiBt bic ngrautluit",
DER 8urI6e bat bas n4ermelbin"
fodrnortigcr, blau geitidter Rod) una
bic lanQen Stiefcl dn9elsgt. Die an'
ocren mdnnlidtn Perionen iteden IN
blalen &itteIn 0emoortiges Ober9e.
lpono nit grim oOcr rotb geItidtsH
NdielItiidGn uno 9alstragsn). Sisr'
3u. mic 81 Dem beIhriebensn Burden.
un3uq. gcbort Die Sii6ottcrpel5miiba
bel dlteren WGnnern bic nI6tpur3,
Sdpps". Ndd Der MubI3eit folgen
pielleiht Elm SGn3fen unb ouerlei I'M,
Ihuloigcr nSures" (Spdbe), uno &c.
Qcn Nbeno, 10 nm Die 3cit etipa. tpenr
Die Siibnsr aufflirgen, OCrldbt bic
Sof3citsseIcIIidaft iammt unb ion,
ber5 ben S6aupIub ibrcr beuti9.n
ShotCn.
Der S60pisr oes @emGloes sod.
acitsi6muus in 6cIien," Yrof. Sr. 6,
N. 8onbcr, lit am 6. QuouIt 1867 gu
t3iegenbain in Der G1pulm geborsn
.llnO pobrlih. II Elm sebOrener Seft
fongts 10 in BEN gebeimiten 5alten Gel
@olt8Icelc leIen, rur elm FOLDER be,
Sro6t Bis in bic fleiniten Ginsel6ei'.
ten Qereht iperbcn. Wie es 9anbsr oe,
malt bat, 70 gebt es ouf elmer Shpdl.
mcr 9od5cit Der. 10 9cmeiien Dereniigi
rno 9eodmpft fr06lifl, bas liest in
Dem S6pGlmer 8oltSdnratter IN.
ben I'M 2oufe BON Sabr1unberten aua
i6m 6craus gctpd6ieneu Sitten uni
0cbrGufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

rem Mcornsortcn abTpcircn. Sd gee
cllf ni1ts msbr Gin. Ntc geia9t, bis
ijbermorgen babe i1 meiu 8elo, oocr
es puIitrt ctiuas." 0umit pirft cr bic
5biir troGcno ms GdloB. Sold Elm
Qrobcr WcnI6!" brummt Der G6ulos
ner bjutcr ibm Der, ...
co iinnet man cs ij6eroa DicI onqcs
nebmcr, elm pcniq bcloqen gu pcrocn,
penn aud "a biIfcl TaIi6tcit oabei"
iein Ioute, ais bic ungeI6mintte 8o6rs
belt gu b0ren. ga, ia, 10 limb mir
W}cni6cn!
Mar Sol mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Mau(i.

8crliner Sti8ae bon !. DiGoe.

Sm PoItamt lam felt oicr3cbn Sdz
gen allie Wtorgcn Elm ~pritlu9ernrer
Bricf aus 9amOur9 an, Der biz ori8Is
ucllc Gbifire trug: nW&auii!"
0rr jur9c PoitaIiiitent Nrnoto
Wcrnsr qriibcltc cincn WOmcnt nohz
oeutlih barber, ldfcite oann uno leg
tr pas nPoitc rcit0nte" zS4rctbcn 3u
ben ii6rigcn iortirten Scnoungen.
Salt INNER nm Die Wtittags3cit be-
trot zinc friiGe, ioride 8lou6tne NIT
luitiQcn g(tgen, in ocnen Der S6cIm
ipriibte, ben Sholtctrdum. &rdus
INN lpcIlig umrabmtc ods 9our, has
cinen Stih ms HOtbli6c bate, Elm
lptiBcs, feiues @cIicbt, unb oiditr0Dniz
&c 6leNtsn q%uollcn inter Dem griincn
8ii36iithCn bcrppr, uuf DEM cine 3iers
libc WdrnbufcDcr nidte.
9os mar nWtouil" in b0dIt ct9sncr
YcrIot.
Civ ging brett otT o.n Sdattcr
los, uno lpGbreno Ie allie ShcImenz
lihtrr in ibren beIlcn 2tugcn dnTtCdtc,
iruQte iic tltr5 rno ii6rr: rGtlpo5
Da2"
9cr 9tamtc 90nntc ii6 erit cine
Wiinutc ocs NnIhduens, un0 ais Icinc
tiibncn, leuGtcnpcn 9lidc Rpicn All
has miI6lp:ibe NntIiB 3auterten, fiib,,s
tc cr Ieiner Giteltcit @cniige 0stbau,
9riff in ods ieitlihc ShubfaG uno
iu0tc oaln i'm 3ortlifcn 6liiIterton;
nMuuIi."
Gr Itrcdte Icinc gauge 6nno nit BIN
Brief sum Shultcr binaus, 10 baB bic
i6Iunten Singer Der G%mpIdngcrin Die
icltcn in 9ano'6ubsn ltcttcn, Die lei
nCn bcriibrsn mIbtcn.
Nun bugiirtc Die jltnge Dame ba5
6ouecrt ItIeuni9It unter ben Spa6=
t~eltroQ;u bes 8plerojddd,llS unb or
grifi cilig bic Sllht, psrfolQt BON bcn
icbnIiihtiQcn 8iiden tcS Sromtcr, SO
Der Iebtc HOd5ipfel ibres fuBfrticn
Nltiots bintcr Der bo'ti9 oui1cItoBnn
Sbiir res ShdltGrraums rerI tipunoun
mar.
NrnoIo Wcrncr bate Iiir Itin 9cbcu
9;rn inmll feline Neu9isroc tcfrNoi}t
unp bic nistrete 8orrcIppnorn3 cr=
forfeit. Nber er muBtc bicIc teiBc
N%ufipollnnQ bc5minoen, oos YrisfQcs
bcimliib mobrcn uno duf elmo giinItigc
Mcnbuna b28 Sdidiols torrtn. llno
pirIe tdml - @inCs Sdocs bliCb Der
.WouIis"s Yricf ou8.
@eaen Witta9 cridicn nMouIi." IN
ibrcr fprihen, iihcrcn Dirt trot ic an
ben Sd)aItcr,
NrnpIb Wcrner Ifpb oos 1cnItcr
3uriic unb ihiitteItc nit itoniihcm
NdieI5udcn ben 9lott geiAtiteltcn
Sopf.
.M'1ts o12" frugtc ros iun9e Mibz
den pcrbliifft, glbcr Grgrrli6 iibcr
icin ipibbiibiifcS 2Ghcln mari iic ben
bIpnbcn appf 5uriid, ieBte cine pis
tirtc Wtisne oltf - unb - 9iu0.
y9n 1T ctlpas faul i'm Situate O1z
ncmort", Iagtc Iid Ger Seomtc pers
Qnii9!. nSeBt pofc Nu9cn limb mu
tbi9es 9era!"
@ini9e Sage IicB Mouii p;r5trtis
den, oann lpagtc tie picoer cincn Scr
iuf).
Mbii6tlid Ipannte 4rnoIo Wtbcr
ibrc @ebuIh ouf bic Softer. 81 per
idon5te ii6 binter ieinCm 6,nfcr.
iMtelltc in taltbIi:tigcr Rube 3ahlcn un=
tercil AMBER uno blidte srIt nan c,n:m
Weilchen mic bon unscfdbr brd. Da
selpotrte CT ciucn nufitciocnoen 1orn
in ibrem IntIib. 8cmadIi9 iGo6 CT
feline @crTdonSuns Suriid.
rNidts pa2" froste iie pjchcr tur5
unb raub.
ltmltGlbIi6 purhblGttcrte cr Die
ppitla9crnbcn Senounsen. Damn iosz
te er fdmunSelnb:
nOoh!"
Gilig nobm bic junge Wtaio ben
Brief entaeeen. unp obnc benz 8camtea
AUDI nur einen cin5igen Bid gu ihells
ten, idfpebte iie papon,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
9 c 10 8.

Qe6rcr /: .2tlIo Der 4Ito6ol lit Gin
0ift =! 8onn mir elmer BON euh einen
8elpeiS oaIiir erbrin9en 2"
Sduljun9e oWenn meln Batter
NAL 5upieI getrunten bat, pirb meme
gJ}tttcr olemal md9tig giftig."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Def ~lie6enswiiroige SI0rer.

ngDic qcIogt, Iiebe Gmmu," meinte
@crr Gbeopor 2cbmam in Berlin 3u
Der trcucn @efGbrtin 5cinc8 &ebens,
otcb holtc es fir Das Hifttg'te, unIerm
Buul BON mcincm 8eIuhc nibts gu
I6rcibeu, Ionbcrn i'm 3u iiterrumpeln.
is lit pph 9dn5 tlar, ooB man dlf
Dicic WeiIc Cineu beiIercn Gtnb!td IN
bd5 pirflidc Qc6cn Uno Srcibcn oes
6crrn 'SobneS %geipinnen tam, ais
prnn er iih III 6ol9e porberi8cr Be-
uadri6tigunG fir ben pdterlibcn 8es
Iuh prGparirt bat.
llnD 10 bate ii6 Der 6crr Bopa,
oGnc Icincm Stdmmbultcr ent Stcrs
bcnslp0rtfen BON Ieiner beooritcben<
ZEN qntlnft mit5utteilsH, am M}urgcn
III Die G~iIenba9n 9eieBt, nm gen Gil
ben 3tl oompfcit, 'tHr a'.i.J 1915.
Sect itar0 er auf benz MarttplHB.
Oas IdhIiIfsn Stdot6enS, an Ooiicn
Gchnitum YdpI ieiren Stuoicn pb
lag; cs gait nulme6r, ii6 po4 Der
WcberitruBc Our23ufragcll.
0art 2ebmurn trat auf eincn ocs
Weoe8 oobertpmmcnbcn 8elmtcn in
elmer Inn gGn5li9 ftcmoen Uniform
3u ullb c~rtunoigtc iih nit b0fIidCm
@ruBc, nie cr am nddlten ndh ieinCm
3iclc tommcn tonnte. Der 8efragte
ljcb j6m nit Der grDBten ScrcitpilIj9s
tcit Irin Obr.
.N1h Der WGber1traBc mollcn Se2
gu, mel better Serr, oa gDnncn Se iid)
Qlei' mir oni6licBcn - pos IS Sr
ndmlif ouh mel Wc9,"
Sn lcbbaftrm 8Cplouber ftritt $ RI
GebmoGn an Der Scite DeS 5remoen
oobiu, auf'5 Nngencbmite beriibrt BON
Dem 9emittblifen, frcunbliGcn Ues
fen IcineS 6iibrers, Der i6m ouf alIcrs
lei 6ruqcn erI60pfrnhe Nu8tunft GAP.
SO, mel better !0err. bier iein mcr
Idon in Der WdbcritraBs. lin p,I6e
9ausnummcr bonbcIt's ii6 0enn,
pcnn ib fra0en oiirftc?"
,NhummCr H."
nNummcr IA? .... Oa pobnt ia Der
@crr 9ddnitcr 2Gbmann!"
Sic tcnncn ben :uugen Mann?
Sn bin Iein Batter"
nSehr crfrcut, S6re pcrtbe Be-
tannti6aft gelno6t gu BADEN, Serr
GGbmdnu. - Wo ipero' id) e. ocnn
ben janQen @crrn Qdbmann nich' gem
men. - Nbcr pa is Idpn ous SouS,"
y9ant:, tonle rielmals! DOH nun
bari i'd Sbrc 2iebcnspiiroigtrit lpo9I
nift I6nger in Nnipruh nebmcll, jeBt
pcroc i4 mid iApn aIlCin 5ureht
finocn."
9(ber Der cifrige 6iihrer a6tct: ni6t
Der Nortc. Der junge Serr pobnt
5tpci Sreppen bod, - ipenn Sc crlals
ben, tocros ih poranqe6en."
nGas muB i'd iagcn" oadte 6crr
2ebmann, npon iolder liebensipiirois
gen GcfGIIiateit Iinb bic MeHIhen bel
uuS in Berlin niht. Siibrt midi Der
Wtonn totld6Ii6 bis an bic Sbiir
meires Sobacs,"
so, oa pdren mer", ipra6 Der
liniformirte, yfG6cn &c, bier alf Der
@iIitentarte an Der 5biir ftebt's:
9ouI 2ebm II,
Club. rer. tethrt.
,Mein 6err, mic Toll ih Sbncn bans
fem" - 9err 2ebnann tunntc ltd)
nidt cntbultcn, icines liebenspiiroigcn
Siibrers Sono 3u briiden.
80, feline llrIahe, feline urIafe, m /
better Serr! - SG6'n &c, i6 bin e.
ndmlid Der Standardization uno
polltr 10 pic 10 bel Sbrcm 6errn
Sphne acrabc e hiRh'n pf0noen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
6 / II | 4.

r6abrn sic ihon oon Der neuen
Grfjnbung 9cbOrt, oaB man jebt iosul
Nugtb's ScIcp6on fiifen tann?"
Shaulpielcr": oId). 9u lieber 9ott!
ga lpiro BET mir nun Sag uno Nu4t
oos @ctlingcI nidt oufb0ren!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
2Sds man mi6t ans(pridt.

Die Spra6c lei oaSu pu, uniere &C.
bantcn gu perbergen, bat elm geiitreis
der 5ranspie seiaet. SIS itett cine
9piis 9osbeit in bieIer 8emerfung;
senn tie ftempeIt BITE Meniden mebr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
II ebertrpffen

3rau: n!Ssute funo ih in 9einer
SGric bieicn SoIentnopf,"
Monn: rGub i'm nur bort, bet
tommt in ben Slin9cl6euteI."
6ruu: .Sdope nm ben guter
Suepi!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

9oIi5iit gum 2anbbiir9ermeiitsr):
nGs lpGre uber audi bOhite 3eit, pab
Der @smeinoenrreit balo rsnopirt Mir
be; bcierc Spibbuben polen iHon gar
nIht mebr hinein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Z III q.

~ U III VI.
@snn's b.iBt n0us Iust Die ganae
Welt !"
60 lar es ni6t babinssitent
limb 9eb' Der Safe nod, nidt faul.
@ieGei1t par's BLOB - elm boies
Maul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
OiIem q.

8ciitlidcr: .Wie germ mDfte ih
rinmal pioer Den Spisltcuiel prsoieen.
Wsnn MIR unier cigencs Gottespau5
feline Griiten5 ni6t elmer Girtenbaus
~lotteris p%erbanfte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
tcnnt lid II.

DSA modte germ, ben 9errn bes
9auies Iprefen."
SIS tbut mir Iebr leio, aber meme
Srdu lit grab niht 81 Sauf'!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Mie bic 2eutc reben.
.Mdn Ioa ben Sag aift Dor benz
Nbeno loben", iagt Der Gbemann, ca
hplte i'm feline 6rau aus benz Wirtbs'
bauS bsim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

wdHr snr Reiie ms MnSIanb befprst q.
Maine, Gr. III. q. Vauf. Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
bet.

Gr: nWas. Oh piuit i9pn ipiebcr
cincn neuen Sut?"
Sic; nNa, bebent' bod, pie Helm Der
critic mari"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

DruuBcn ouf Der StroBe cr't be-
tra6tctc iic Oas SCHUBERT qeHuucr. 3us
9Icih ltubte lie. Die 6luoihriit
ificn ibr D0Qig fremo. UNI o3r YoItz
itempcl 3eigte; Berlin.
6aitig rib iie cen uWI6lag at8ejuz
amber uno las i'm SbuBr Deg StdOtz
babnbogcns fQlgenoen Beers :
sir Did, Mauli, BLONDE Maio,
Gunge Iiegt mcin 9sr5 bereit,
Gogrrnb polite reItdntc!
@cut nod fibre ib Did aus,
SrGgit 9u cincn &eiIfenItrauB
Sl Der Spartcttontc!~
mntii Idhtr hpI inf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Ginen Mpment trat poltommene
Stilc Elm. 8 licber 2sisr, bait 0u
ihon ie 10 einen tritiId)tn oocr ein,n
abnlitsn mitecmadt? a6. oieIer
Wtomsnt oalsrte cine feline Gpiotsit.
Spldc dnoitli6s @Cfiible muB Der De-
linqucnt ourdmadcn, penn iiber Ieis
rem Saupte bas 5ulbeil i6lpebt. Gnps
LID ging DIR Wfoment 81 Gnos. Gpes
line, bic ipie cine Yiloidule oa9ritdn>
ben, iteQtc pas 3bcrbrett nieoer unb
frug nit pibrirsnosr Stimms: ga
jos, Qaios, iper III bic Dame lpus Iu6t
lie bier2" Obne cine 2lntlport obslls
iparten, iteuerte lie duf Sdprpigd los
uno blieb brei Sdritte Dor ibr itc9cn,
iie nit funtelnben Nu9en mseno.
Saopisa ri6tste iid itpi3 cmpor.
Si. eli6 in ibrer u5tpsiIenosn 8dlte
Der @Dttin Suiti5ia. 3uerit NAB lie
Gpeline BON aopf 5is 81 Den 6uben;
baum mari is mir einen pernldtenoen
Sid 81 uno rauihts aur Sbiire b,ne
-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-14
a Pink and White Luncheon.
BY coRNELIA c. BEDFORD

Potato Soup Crautona
Grisini
S'ea Setiets Cream Sauce
Julienne Potatoes
Rice la Turenne
Broiled Squads Corn F,rttters
1ellied Shrimp Salad cheese 81 ,a,v.
Strawberry Fluff Fancy Cares
Coffee
AS color luncheon nothing could
De prettier or better carried out than
THIS menu. Through each course the
seiecteo colors assert themselves while
the meal, as a whole. Is not very diff
Iicult OF execution. AT this season the
chrysanthemum is undoubtedIv the
iIoWer to use and the great pink fluffy
Daiis shown by the florists lend them
selves most kindly to table and room
decoration. The quantities here given
are sufficient for eight persons.
For the soup course take one cupful
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-14

of parding pork Dust with salt and
pepper and roast in quick oven
twenty-five minutes. The corn fritz
ters need pint of canned corn but
through the food chopper, three beaten
eggs, a teaspoonful Of salt half tea
spoonful OF black pepper flour to make
a thick drop batter ard one teaspoon
full OF baking powder Drop by small
spoorfuls IN deep, smoking hot fat and
drain on PAGER before serving
A pint of shrimps are needed for the
salad; they may be those sold in the
markets already boiled and shelled or
the canned article; in the latter case
open the cans early in the morning,
rinse repeatedly i'm cold water and ,et
stand for two hours to aerate. Pre-
pare a French dressing, sprinkle the
shrimps with 1t and let stand for sew
eral hours that they may be well sea-
soned, turning through occasionally
Make an unsweetened lemon jelly sea-
soning 1t with salt, pepper, few drops
of onion juice and a tablespoonful of
tarragon vinegar to the half pint. In
one large or eight small molds ar
range few shrimps on the bottom.
pour In just enough jelly to hold them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-14
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY OCTOBER IA 1906

cupful of flour and butter. Add
teaspoonful of onion juice, salt and
white pepper to season and three ia
blespoonfuls of chopped celery, blend
with the mashed potato and simmer
over hot water for fifteen minutes
Press through a fine sieve and stand
at the side of the fire in a double boiler
When served dust the surface with
a little paprika. the Hungarian sweet
red pepper; this will give to it a slight
pink tinge.
The day before make thick white
sauce with one quarter of cupful
each of butter and flour and a half
pint of milk. Add to it a half tea
spoonful of salt. a dash of cayenne
five drops of onion juice, the beaten
yolk OF an egg. one teaspoonful of lem
on juice and two cupfuls of chopped
lobster meat. Set aside until morning.
then mold carefully in small outlets:
dip each I'm beaten egg, roll in fine
dry crumbs and just before luncheon
fry In deep smoking hot fat. In the
small end Of each outlet press a lob
ster claw and serve garnished with
parsley. Use with this dish a white
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-14

and stand on Ice until firm. Add more
shrimps and jelly, put away again, and
so on until the molds are filled. Serve
on lettuce with mayonaise mixed with
cream whipped to a solid froth. Roll
some rich pastry out thin. sprinkle with
grated cheese, roll up and out again;
cut in-straws and bake in a very mod
crate oven
Order one pint of very heavy sweet
cream: Mix with it three Tablespoons
fuls of strawberry jam CHERRY or rasp-
berry may be used unsteady and one
tablespoonful Of Sifted powdered sugar
and whip TO stiff froth. Pile in
tall glasses. With this simply but deli
cate dessert serve small fancy cakes
iced with pink and white icing.
Allow one large tablespoonful of
finely ground coffee for each guest
Use drip pot and serve the coffee
clear and strong, passing sugar and
cream with 1t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-14

of light bread dough. Work into 1T
the slightly beaten white of an egg
and tablespoonful of soft butter, add
ing a little flour as necessary to keep
1T from sticking. Knead for a moment,
then put aside until risen again. With
the hands roll out bits of the dough In
sticks six or eight inches long and
as thick as a lead pencil. Place well
apart on flat creased pan, brush with
milk and when slightly raised bake
golden brown in very moderate oven.
Tie together in pairs with baby ribbon
and lay at each place.
Cut two or three thin slices of stale
bread into tiny dice and fry golden
brown In a little butter. These can
be made early and spread on flat
pan to warm when needed. For the,
soup boil six potatoes and mash while
hot. Make thin white sauce with
one quart OF milk. one quarter of a
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auce seasoned with salt. pepper and a

sauce seasoned with salt, pepper and a
little lemon juice.
Raw potatoes are pared. cut in half
inch slices, then in long half-incn
strips These are soaked in ice water
for half an hour, thoroughly dried and
Tried few 1T time, in deep hot fat
Do not salt them, as 1t tends to make
them lose their crispness.
The entree VIII need two-thirds of a
cupful of finely chopped cold boiled
ham and large pint OF well seasoned
tomato sauce Wash a heaping cupful
of raw rice through several waters.
Drain and throw it into a large kettle
of rapidly boiling sailed water and
keep at a galloping boil until the rice
is tender, but, not mushy. Drain and
spread half of it on hot platter.
sprinkle with one-third of the ham AMI
add a few speenfuls of the sauce. Add
the remainder of the rice and ham,
sprinkle with a teaspoonful of chopped
parsley and pour a little OF the sauce
round the base, serving the remainder
in a boat.
Clean and truss the squads in the
same way as chickens, Over the
breast of each bird tie thin slice
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Simpler, Commercial Photog-
rapher, 151 Main street. Get my new
price list.
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At m m STYLISH FALL COATS-Of medium
- 'o'OO weight English kersey cloth; all colors
and black, nlaid peat TO yoke, and box plated front
and back. This garment is well worth $1450
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IAf X 0nA GREAT VARIETY OF COATS in pretty
- 'S'VO shadow plaids and novelty mixtures, fully
so inches long, all manufactured lined to waist with
satin. You pay elsewhere $4,000.
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AT So 75 STYLISH WALKING sUITs-A new Sc
- W." lection of pretty walking suits in hand
gray checks 27nch coat double breasted style,
full gored skirt. It's leader at 1915.
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CLOAK DEPT.
Here are 9 Good Reasons
Why Every Woman Should
Visit This Section.

At G. QS LADIES' FALL COATS-Of medium gray
~0 novelty CLOTH fully As inches long. inlaid
velvet collar. sleeves, fancy pockets regular
$500 garment.
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Af ID S0UP-TO-DATE WALKING SUITs-In nov
~ VeIty mixtures, checks and plain colors: a
great variety styles Norfolk, Prince Chap and the
Pony Coat effect; all tailored suits, worth
up S22.75 On sale at $14.5O.
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No. 9L3 Q-15e
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP-
TION PERIOD
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Cook-ss.
To A. Mckinley:
Take notice that the following described
piece or parcel of land, situated in
said Cook County, State of Minnesota,
viz:
An undivided one-twentieth interest in
southeast quarter of southwest qua tel
and lots s. 9, 10, in section 8, township
81. range east was on the 9th day Of May,
A: d. 1900. sold for the sum Of
judgment entered iu the District Court in
the Counties OfIake and Cook on the 2lst
day Of March, 1900, in proceedings to
enforce payment Of taxes upon real
estate which became delinquent in and
prior to the year 1897 for said Cook
County. That the amount required to
redeem said lands from such sale is,
at date hereof, the sum Of
tive dollars and seventy-three
cents. In addition to the
amount above stated as necessary to redeem
from said sale the costs to accrue upon
from and after this date must be paid and
the time within which said lands can be
redeemed from said sale will expire sixty
days after the service of this notice
and proof thereof has been filed In the Of
flee Of the County Auditor Of said Cook
County.
Witness my hand and official seal this
T. L. CARTER,
(SeaD County Auditor.
Cook County. Minnesota.
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NO yl9 SO
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMp-
TlON PERIOD.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
To A Mckinley:
Take notice that the following described
piece or parcel OF land, situated in
said Cook County, State OF Minnesota,
VIZ:
An undivided one tive ntieth interest in
the northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter: in section 10, township ii, range !
east. was on the 9th day OF May. A. D. 1900
solo for the sum OF thirty-seven cents
pursuant to real estate tax Judgment
entered In the District Court In the
Counties of Lake and Cook. on the 21st
day Of March. 1900. in proceedings to
enforce payment of taxes upon real
estate which became delinquent in and
prior to the year 1897 for said Cook
County. That the amount required to
redeem said lands from such sale is.
at date hereof, the sum of one dollar and
thirty-one cents: In addition to the
from said sale the costs to accrue upon
this notice and such interest as ma3 accrue
from and after this date must be paid and
the time within which said lands can be
redeemed from said sale will expire sixty
days after the service Of this notice
and proof thereof has been filed in the Of
flee OF the County Auditor Of said Cook
County.
Witness my hand and official seal this
9th day of April, A. D. 1905.
T. !. CARTER,
(SeaD County Auditor,
Cook County. Minnesota.