The Dolores star., 1907-05-03

veal nuO ouO 10 ~ Oue-quoIter pOunu OI
bread crumbs with the same weight Of
chopped ham. Season with q little
lemon peel, salt and pepper. Stir to-
gether, with two eggs well beaten and
two tablespoonfuis Of gravy or cream.
Boil six ounces Of macaroni until ten
der and line mold with 1t. Fill In
the veal, mixed with the minced mac
aroni which remains and steam all for
half and hour. Serve with rich gravy.
It Is just as easy to face the world
and Its people with smile a. with i
frown. The CHEEKY woman finds that
she can be comfort TO others and do
good service in various ways-sociaI,
personal and charitable. Mothers soon
learn that she is one Of their faithful
aids. Little children love her, as she
enters Into their amusements and symi
pathises with their small griefs.
Young men and maidens confide their
pretty secret to her discretion, and
older people enjoy the delicate atten-
tions she delights to bestow.
Cream Of Onion S6up: For Ave per-
SONS take dozen iiiiid-davored onions
bf medium size, minte fine and fry to
pale yellow III butter; Add two quarts
Of cold water hhd seksoh to taste with
salt, black and ted Pebpsfi boil slowly
for half an hour. Have ready In the
tureen the yolks Of four eggs, well beat.
en-. Add the soup slowly, a little at .
time, beating well, until the yolks are
thoroughly mixed with the soup.
Serve on b separate plate thin slices Of
toasted French bread or crackers with
dne tablespoonful Of grated cheese to \
plate Of soup. This soup II = clear,
ttraw-colored liquid, like thin Dream,
with NO suspicion 81 bhion about 1t.
Even with the greatest care 1t IL not
always possible to grow potatoes free
from scab but 1t surely pays to take all
the precautions possible. 1t is decid-
edly an uphill job to attempt to grow
potatoes on soil infested with scab
germs and the only way to avoid this
Is to put the ground In to some other
crop for two or even three years. II pos
sible obtain seed tubers free from scab
but under any circumstances they
should be treated before planting.
The process Is very simple and is easily
accomplished by soaking the seed tu-
bers for two hours in i solution COM
posed Of one pound Of fortnalin to each
thirty gallons Of water. This practi.
cally ihsures q crop free from scab II
the soil Il not infected.
Nothing is healthier than d fresh
egg, taken raw or In milk or wine but
few foods are more dangerous than
stale eggs served In this way. Next to
the egg cohies the meat bf chicken as
food. II the Colorado industry Is pro-
perly fostered and protected we ought
to. be able to have sufficieht home.
grown poultry and eggs that are fresh,
nutritious and healthy. As 1t Il much
Of the poultry is shipped into Colorado
In crates. The fowls arrive bruised
and fevefed even under the most fav.
ored conditions, most OF them suffering
from what might be called pneumonia
and bad colds. They suffer from exs
posure and terrible infammation Of
the stomach and bowels. The latter Is
largely due to lack Of water to drink.
The killed stock coming In cold stor:
Age is even less at to eat and we will
have nome Of it, Denver Field and
Farm.
The fruit inspections have again
thrown out i good deal Of nursery
stock this spring because Of crowngal
and other diseases. No spraying; fun
igatlon OF treatment Of the soil can bs
done to overcome crowngall. The
trees affected with gals at the crown
are doomed to death SOONER or later
Sometimes the trees are completely
girdlsd and starved I'd death, at other
times the roots OF the tree are 10 weak
ened thht It Ia AAjily broken BY thi
wind: a half-stafved tree never pro
siuces paying crop. Whether thi
iisease can BE- tranjinitted from til,
sick to the healthy trees his not bier
certAinly hscertained. This much v,
do know, II tree standing Ia i nur
sery row has escaped beco,ning infect
| ed, that tree bught to resist any attack
Uf disease after It his been placed II
the orchard but We should lake nt
lchapces In planting anything expaist
~ such infectioiiI s Il