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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04

At Philadelphia R. H. e.
Philadelphia ..... s.
Boston $50.
Batteries: Moren and Doom; Pfef-
fer and Brown.
At Philadelphia r. II. e.
Philadelphia -. 0
Batteries: Sparks and Jacklitsch;
Young, Boulter and Needham
At Chicago R. H. 3.
Chicago 3 o
Pittsburg O.
Batteries: Fraser and Moran; Lei
field and Phelps.
AT Cincinnati r. H. 3.
Cincinnati 0 i
st. Louis $500.
Batteries: Weimore and Mclean;
McGlynn and Noonan.
At Cincinnati R. H. 3.
Cincinnati Il. !. -. 5 O.
ST. Louis 80. ~. .s.s.i.9.l.a.. 10 8
Batteries: Hare and Schlei; Nc
G1ynn and Noonan.
New York-Brpoklyn postponed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04

Games Sunday.
Milwaukee 5. st. Paul 8.
Toledo 5, Columbus. 1.
Indianapolis s, Louisville 8.
Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 3.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
Games Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
At Toledo r. II. e.
Toledo i
7SoiuihDuS ID -
Batteries: baltimore and Abbott;
Townsend and Blue.
At Kansas City r. H. b
Kansas City q 3
Minneapolis z. /
Batteries: Egan and Leahy; Free
man and Towner. @
At Louisville r. n. q.
Louisville &. q
indianapolis s. i
Batteries: Stoyall and Hughes;
Crowley and livingston
Milwaukee st. Paul, postponed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
sEA So
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philad elphia.
Games Sunday.
i st. Louis ]. Cincinnati 0.
Chicago 4. Pittsburg 8.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
FOR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT And furniture
s for sale. Suitable for boarding
house. Have 70 boarders now.
Call at 602 Broadway.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04

Minneapolis, June 81 Close, wheat
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04

Games Today.
Columbus at Teledo. Z.
indianapolis at Louisville.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE h
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Games Sunday.
Detroit 4, Chicago 8.
st. Louis 4. Cleveland ].
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-04

S Be sure and call at our store one
day this week. G. W. Wolbert Hard
ware Co.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION =

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Standing OF the Clubs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-11
gett aber go Sabren.

ihon rpuroe Mrs. Binelotu's Suo.
thing . Gprup uDn WtQiDnen BON
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinber
%anaetpenoet. @irit Du i'm Sblafe
ourB 6aS Sbreieri zines &inbes ges
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor
Shmersen tpeint? @enr1 10, laIIe
iDfort cine Tlai6e BON ,,Wrs.
WinslDms SuDtbina Sprup" hulen.
Sein Wert lit u~nbeaablbnr. @s uiro
benz tleinen 2eibenoen ipfprt Hinoe.
rnne neri6afen. BerlaBt euH oa.
rnuf, Wiitter, ec 1T tein 9weifeI
hariber. &c belt Dinrr6pe. regl'
liert ben Waaen unb bic Nierer,
beieitiet Wiub 9plit. erroei6t ben
gaumen, eerbinoert gntsiinoune
uno ftdrtt oas annse Ssltem.
.Mrs. Winslous Soothing Gprups
fir saanenbe ainber lit angenebn
i'm @el@mad; oas Necept Itatnmi
uun eineul Der beiten tueiblidJen
Werate in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc III
bel allen Druagiiten in oer anraen
Belt 5u taben. Breis rs Gents per
Ilaihe. &auft nidts anoeres, ole
Wrs. Wins[ome Gopthinn Snruu.
@arantiert unter Der SoUo anb
Drugs Wife. 80. SUM 1906, Serial.
Summer 1925.
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Wpm Mbetm sar ghelee.


BDlitit uno 6anbeb geben mttuu'
ter lire eigenen @ege, miemob[ Der
lebtere IN Den internationateu 8esies
bunaen aur Belt cine beoeutenDe
6pqe lpielt. Den anti soeutfb ben Nus
MISUNDERSTANDING 9elqien8 on
S0Iano. Die pom oes erIteren Stats.
mdnnern etfrig sef6roert weroen.
fteut lih cine bemertensmerte 8eme,
eung in benz 8emiibeu aeQeniibec.
5tpi1ben Dem 6afen oon Nntp2p:n
uno Dem oeutlhen 6interlanoe ets..
aere mirtihaftline Besiebuneen All
f6afen. Sn Der betgiiben 6afen'
ftaot muroe ticSlih cine 8eleul9 4ft
6eutlber Bertreter BON Der oorttoen
6auoelstammer bers(;b empFanaen
uno in ben betreffenoen BeariiBunQs.
reoen BON benz BrdItoeuteu Der &ants
tter Ielbit oarauf btnaenieleu, mie
ft6 ia Der 3uuabne oes Nntmerpes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit benz Deut=
iheu 6eihe Der eritauulids Nuf.
lhmung Der oeutlhen Snonitrie nuie.
oerlpieale. Dariu lieae Der bette
8emeis fir bic @emeinIamteit Der
beioerieitiaen Snterefen.
Der Berfebr i'm 6afen BON Nut.
tuerpeu if IN ben lebte1 sebn Sabren
am fait hunoert BrDaent geitieaen
uno bereits in Inoriff oenonmene
Bergr0Beruuo8 Nroetten fino Be.
ftimmt bic 5taot in nidt ferner Belt
81 eiaem Der ar6Bten 6dFen Der @elt
III MAIDEN. uno gu benz 8mede it
Der Bfan uieoer auFaenommeu nor.
ben, cine oirsfte 8~erbinouna BON
Qntwerpen NIT Dem Rheiu ber1uItel.
len. Die in einer Belt. 100 Der Ser.
tehr anf WaiieritraBen nis Grgdu.
aun9 ntht al8 8onfurreu8 Dec Glen
babnen betrahtet miro, pm oielen
Sntereifen taum beanitanoet tueroen
oirfte. BrDfa1iDr Or. Wieoenfelo
BON Der 0anoelss 6ohihuls in R6ln
belt bel Der @eleaenheit einen inte
reffauteu Bortraa iiber Nntmerpen
uno ietn oeutibes Sutherland, nobel
er ausFihrte. oaB Nntnerpen Die
iinaite Der arDBen Seeftdote guropas
iei uno big beute eines Der miGtiqe
item Iusfaqtore fir Deutlhlan58
Soltsmirtidaft oarfteae. Sc ipiele
in ieinem Dafen cine ooppelte &oue.
Nls Srp0rtplab lei es ousaeseidnet
our@ 3abtretd1e Dnmpfer[inien, uf8
Smportlano ourh Rapitaltcaft nno
@igenbanoel. Die birette Berbin.
euna nit benz &betn miroe un5ueis
felbaft Nntuerpen cine er66ere Be-
eeutung gebeu ala es ieBt beiibt. Der
erhDhte Witbenerb NIT Den Geutihen
6Gfen nlr6e oieieu aber rtidbt gum
Sbaoen aereiden. oenn oermehrte
Serfebrseelegenbeit erueiie Iib tets
BON B0rtei. Sir bic rbeinilden
Sn0uitriebe5trfe miiroe Die oirefte
8erbinbung nit Gntmerpen BON gro.
Bem Nuben iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-11
Sana' Iebe Der RSuta!

beiBt es i'm alten europa, aber bier
sulanoe: 2anae lebe Dr. Sings
@eue gntoefune, Der R6nia Der
6als' uno 9unaenbeilmittel, uun BEN
Wtrs. Sulia &poer Baine, 9ruru,
Wafi.. lagt: STE uerfehlt ME lofDri
gu linoeru uno ihnen 6uIten uno
grtdltuna au beileu." 4noere beta
tiaen oies. Die r'eue gntoeduno
belt, nadoem Gnoeres erfolalos ift,
fiber. @nrantiert BON Nb. Dreis
uno 81. @ohn & go. so Gents un6
$1.00. BrObeflnihe frei.
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riGtig, Nber Rapofeon 9at Die 8elt,
loauiagen, umaeitaltet, mdhreno Bas
fteur's aroBe Eaten auf Die duBere
8eitaltuua Der @elt aar fetuen Gins
HUB aehabt baben. un0 baher Fat
Iih Die SeI6idte nit Napoleon gu
befa{ferI, pabreuo es Ftir fie IN Wtrt.
limfeit gar nid3t IN Betrabt fommt.
0b Elm Weann tpie Balteur gelebt Dat
uoer ni6t.
Das tlinat ntht id0n uno niht
human uuo uiht uniern gioiliia.
tlonsbegrlffen entipredeno, e8 entr
lpriht aber Den tatldhlihen 8erhdlts
niiien. unb unier @elhihtsunter'
ribt miro Sid trob aIer Sdl6ns
iGpdberei oieien tatldhlid3en Bers
baltnifen anbeauemen miifien, ionft
entipriht er ieinen 8weden nidt.
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800 Relpnnuma, 800.

DE Nefer biefer Settun9 tperoen fh freMen Bu CT.
fabren, oaB es tueniefens cine eeftrhtete Rrantbei
giebt, tuel4e Die Bifenidaft in an ibren Stufen al
beilen i'm Stanoe 1T; Salys Ratarrb=Rur 1T Die etfts
siee iebt Der dr8tIi8en Brdberi9aft betannte pOfitip,
belt cine confttitiOnels gebanSlnna. Sal's IA.
tarrb =Rir tpirb innerli& aenonn1en nnb tpirit BRET
anf sas glut unb Die. f@leimigen Oberhd&en bed
Sptents, oabur4 bic Grunblaee Der Rrantbeit 3er=
tbreno unO BEN 9attenten Rraft gebenb, iltSem IL
Die Contribution ees R6rpers auTbamt utlo Der Wot,i
ta i9rem Berte biltt. Die Gtgentbhmer baben ID
bert Dollars 8elObnune for ieben San anbisten,
ben he al turiren perfeblt. 2aBt Gu4 cine Site Don
3elgnifen tomnteu. Wlan abreiRrs:
8. ). @benen IL. Co., Gigentb, Solebo, 8.
Vertauft bon alien @potbefern, 9reis rs Gents.
9tehut 6aQ's Hamilen @iuen fur UerRoDfuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-11

Gus geQomftone Safe in Dpo.
nina miro gemeloet. oaB 8ice. Bra.
iioent Sairbants elm iunaes W6ohen
Dor benz grtrineeu aerettet bat, oas in
benz 6otel. in Dem er 1iGa aur Reit
aufbalt. als Gnfmdrterin anqeiteQt
lift. 8ice. Brdiioent Jairbants fas
NIT benz 8eiiber oes 6ptels auf Der
@aQerie bes 6nuies, aIs ppr ibnen,
auf benz See, elm Boot tenterte, in
benz iih smei Damerl uno spei Ser
zen b%efanoen. Der einen Dame uno
ben beioen 1erren aelana es leibt,
oas ufer au erreiGen. Die anoere %.
me ihWebte aber Offenbar in GROCER
Sefabr. 90 iprang Sairbants ihnel
ms Waifer uno brnhte fie aud aliid.
lib beraus. @S seiete fid bann. oa6
es oaiielbe iunge Wtdohen NOR. Die
ibm in 6stel bel 9iih aufuartete.
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s i {.
. q N 10 {.
Ann VInfoutr. ser. 10 9uiT.

gan Ntntontr, 9eE., 10. SniI. :
Or6tnarb IN Gents; @oob Oroinnrp
"a Gents; 4om Mibbling 1O.I gts.,
Mioblina l2.I gents; @Dob Miooline
12.X Cts; Wiooling Sair 1871 gtss
@aloeftun. 9es.. 10: Sult.-0rbinars
81 gts.; gpnb Drbinars 10 Il gts.;
Y0u MiboIina liz Cts; Mibblinp
I3.I gts.; @DDb MibbIine 13.T cts.
Rib6Iin9 Sair AK Gents.
HetD Grlean8, &a., 10. Suli.
@u0o Ordinary TO. 7il6 Cts; 2pfu Wtibh.
ling lI.M gts.; @i6blin9 Is IA cts.
@oob Wi6bIing 13.X gts.: NibbIina
Fair AK Gents
8armwoliamen nrlO efenYroOntte.
8rina 8aummouiamen f. TebI. per
TDrne $25.
8numtpDHIan1en . Del, rob, 43 gta.
Briu1a 8auimfuDniamen . Rudhen. per
Tonne $23.50.
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Gin p~rioineIea y;pbftobls,

Gin origineues Diebftahlsub.
lett haben fih Spibbubeu aufaeluGt,
Don 6ener, Die 8pliaei Berlins uni
Der Bururte nurldufie trub Der @rDBe
bes e~eitDblenett @eaenftanbes un6
bic Shmierioteit ieiner Geruertuna
mod teine Spur eefunoen Bat. NuI
Der i'm 8au b~eariffener reuen &enn.
balm oes uniUnsGlubs i'm @runes
ualo mar Elm GaiierpapiGon' BON
niht unbeoeutenbem utnfnna uno
entiprehenoer gleaans propiloriIh
.aufgefteut. uno oieier &aiierpaniQDn
lit aeft0blen mDroen. DaB es ben
Dieben gelang, ben BaoiuOn, Dbne
Weroaht gu erreaen, abaubreGben nno
fprtduibafen, giebt natirlih III mehr
ODER ueniger guten Biben iiber Die
Wnhlamfeit Der BDli5ei uno Der
Bdtter reiGe 8eranlaiiuna.
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Nat NIieaen nnn Mpstitps

1T Sunt's 2iabtning Oil aroBartia.
8enr es bel 8eitenI aebraubt tuiro,
bait es Die 2iere nb. 3@enn es nah
Dem BIB anaetuenoet miro, perIhafft
es iofOrt @rleidterunl.
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@psu lit es nbtta7l

@eb, SHmersen, Brand. unb
Shnittuunoen. 8errentunaer uno
anoere dbnlide Beihmeroen tperben
gemDhnlih augenblidlib gehoben.
iebr haufa iofort eebeilt ourb cine
ein5ige Inmenoune oes unpereleid,.
lihen Wtttels 6nnt' . 2iabtnin9 Oil.
Geioet nibt. Shiebt es ntdt auf.
BDsu 1T esfn6tia?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-11
lGiu e-tnfacbesZgeittel.

Wenn es @uh an Nppetit manpelt,
es an gneraie feblt uno aIes aneere
nlht in OronunQ 1T, 10 nehmt ettuas
Elm uno atuar iufurt. Simmuns Sar.
iaparilo 1T Der R6nia Der Comic.
$s uerihafft Guh einert unbesoblba.
rem Nppetit. GerIuGt es uno Sbr
eebort pieoer au Den 2afenben.
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Der IWeriudp lit ipertppu.

Simon's 2eber : Reiniaer lit oas
tDertuollite 0eilmittel. oas ib aeger
8eritopfun9 uno unregelmdBieteiI
Der Suntti0n Der 2eber artpanote.
@r uetrihtet ieine Nrbeit ariinblih
Dbne aber 10 a%nsuareifen, uie Die
meiiten dbnlihen Wteoisiner es tur.
Sh empie6le i'm fiher init Bereit.
miaiateit. mo- INNER iid bic @ele.
aenheit 6ietet.
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VIM. j. STUCKE,

gaftmau 8ooate, Cameras une
pbOtOgrapbiibe uteniilien.
Grnatur'G rbeit tpiro iornfdltia fer.
tiaaeiteat.
400 Otto sStrase.
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8ericb4.
0ieb MART.

San Nntnnio. 10. Suli 1907.
Odien $3.50 bis 1926 per 100 8f6.
8Ghe $l.75 bic $2.75.
Rulen unb m5tass". $1.6O bis 1925.
S6hrlinee $500 bis 1925
Rdlber $3.50 bis 1925.
Smafe $500 Bis 1875.
8ie9sn 1926 Bis $3.50.
Shweine $3.50 biz $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, 10. Sult. - Rtn bpieh.
ytatibes S. rs Bis $685.. Eerns . 8ieb
$3.50 Bis 1915.
Shpeiue 1910 bis $3.50.
Sonia. per sft.~........9-loH. gts
EaIa .....
Ointe.
Shuere BON 2anbe. .I6% eta
2eidbte unter l6 8fo.
5ebruere gefal8ene. ............ s
beidadbiat -. 6
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o c N d {.

s~artoHeIn, Neue 81 W u. $2,l5 per
gentner.
8ntebeIu, Neue 9eras 8ermuba $500.
un6 $3.50.
Eomaten, 9eras rs Gents per 4 Rorb.
Crate.
8~arrotten. 35 Cts. per 9mbeub 8nnbeI
8ohI, $3.50 per 100 $50.
80hnen, Heue geras $500 per Bulb;
8nhnen, Wads, $40 Cts. per elite,
BfeHer, so Cts. per 8ulh.
Squaib, "A GuIbeI.&ite 30 Cts.
Otra. 80 Cts. unb $1.00 per "A Bu.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24
FOR sLANouETTE OF VEAL.
Appetizins Dainty That Depends Much
on the Flavcrina.

Have three pounds of the best end
OF breast of veal; wipe the surface
with damp cloth and cut the meat
into pieces two inches square; add
water just to cover the veal; also a
carrot, scraped and cut in quarters,
two small onions. peeled and tied In q
bit OF cheese cloth, with a teaspoonful
OF celery seed, two branches OF
parsley, two cloves and bit of bay
leaf; cover and let simmer until the
veal Is tender {about an hour and q
half) strain off the broth, discard the
vegetables, and keep the veal hot.
Melt three tablespoonfuls Of butter;
cook in it three tablespoonfuls of -four
with little salt and pepper, then add
the broth and stir until the sauce
boils. Beat the yolks of two eggs;
dilute with half a cup of cream and
stir into the sauce; let cook, without
boiling, stirring constantly until all
is very hot, then stir in the juice OF
half lemon and pour the sauce over
the veal. Serve at once.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24

study and submission and later her
head is bent over her sewing or her
endless housework. Only when she
loves does she stand upright and is
pushed out into the sunshine by low
ing, willing hands, for her short holf-
day with her lover, before her head is
again bent forever" Now every wom
an who does her own cooking can hold
I'D her head like betrothed maiden
all the year round.
For several years this Aladdin oven
has been used by a family of four
with such success, health, pleasure
and profit that now SO great do it's
perfections seem to them all that they
are ready to swing incense and crown
it with flowers every morning as an
appropriate expression of their CRATE
full appreciation of it's 1abors in their
service. There it stands in the cor
ner always silent, ready and efficient;
no heat or smell, needing no overseer,
and working for them while they
play or sleep. I hope an account of
an experiment with this delightful
little cook may cause some other wom-
an to try it also.
Hast thou two 1oaves, sell one and
buy jacinths to feed thy SOUL" Two
poor women longed for the unattain-
able, a house by the sea, their own
beach and garden and their very own
view, with the solitude and rest SO
much needed in this busy America.
This seemed reserved for the rich, for
where the beach and garden could be
had for small sum of money no
cook would come on account of the
loneliness; yet to do the cooking them
selves meant labor that would spoil
any holiday, for who could enjoy the
garden, the view and the beach If
she must give UP the best part of each
day to preparing three meals with
the usual cleaning up afterward? How
ever, they decided to try the Atkinson
box.
A comfortable cottage was built,
three miles from the nearest village,
on the seashore, and the two incapable
SUuLu0tH WUIuSu WuO Adu ACfC4 ASCu-
ed to lift a finger in their lives for
real housework took possession. In
the south, although we complain be,
cause it is the fashion to do so, about
servants, we very seldom find it neces,
sary to do without them; there is
always old Aunt Jane, who was moth
er's cook, or Malvina, who likes a
job occasionally even if she is old, to
come and help. So it was felt to be
a great experiment to do without
even one servant; but the glorious
view, the dear little home, the free
dom and the solitude, were worth the
trial.
The Aladdin oven consists Of box
with the shelves inside; under it is
placed a common kerosene lamp. The
heat is shut between layers of ashes
tos and a thermometer outside the
door indicates the heat inside. The
lamp, which holds gallon of oil, is
filled once day after breakfast, and
burns "a hours, or even longer, If you
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24
Two GIaring instances Of Inefficiency
Put on Record.

Zone of the most difficult things in
our business" said the proprietor OF
one of the retail clothing stores, 'is
to get hold of statesmen with the requi-
site amount of tact. l believe more
tact is required of statesmen in our line
than almost any other.
Not long ago we had d young sales
man here who thought the only way to
please customer was to keep up a
line of con talk. One day a plain
looking old man came in to look at .
business suit. Well, al. he was putting
the coat on the old fellow the sales
man patted him on the shoulder and
told him In low voice. 'That'll make
you look like a real college boy, all
right
'If there was anything that the Gus
toner didn't want to hook like it was
college boy, and he left without buy
ing suit.
Another time the same salesman
nearly queered a sale with poor, con
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24
To Clean SILK Gloves.

Do not try to clean silk gloves with
gasoline, but wash them very care
fully. White and black ones can be
washed in soap suds, rinsed and dried,
the white ones being dipped into blu
ing water to give them a clear white
appearance. Tinted gloves should first
be soaked in salt water to prevent the
color from fading. If few drops
of lemon juice are added to the rinsing'
water, the tints will be revived. Silk
gloves can be ironed, though piece
Of linen should be placed over the
gloves when they are ironed and only
moderately warm iron should be
used. Silk hose can be washed in
exactly the same manner and ironed
when perfectly dry.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24
TRY THIS FOR DESSERT.
Cocoa Macaroons Will BE Appreciated
by All Who Partake.

Pass through a sieve together, one
cup of sifted flour, half cup Of
granulated sugar, two level table
spoonfuls Of cocoa, half a teaspoon
full of baking powder, one-fourth a tea
spoonful each of salt and cinnamon,
and one-eighth teaspoonful each OF
cloves, mace and nutmeg; with these
mix the grated rind Of an orange and
one-fourth cup of fine-chopped cit
ron. Break one egg and the yolk or
white of another into the mixture,
add also teaspoonful of vanilla ex-
tract and mix the whole to a stiff
dough. With buttered hands roll the
mixture into balls about the size of
hickory nuts, dip one side in granu-
lated sugar and set some distance
apart in buttered pans, the sugared
side up. Bake in a quick oven. The
recipe makes 1S macaroons.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24

What if a delightful old fairy god
mother, like Cinderella's, should walk
into the kitchen some evening and
find you resting after hard, dong day
spent in the unending and pitiless serv-
ice of that fiery dragon, the cook
stove? This monster, like the one in
the story of Andromeda, requires
a woman to be chained UP for its
benefits, and sometimes, indeed it
exacts her life unless some gallant,
rich Perseus comes as her deliVerer
What if the dear old fairy god
mother should wave her wand and
say: 81 will loose these ch Gias and
let you go once more free AMI happy;
/ transform this monster now, on the
spot, into a neat little box, with a
cook inside, at your sefFice!"
If she should work the trans
formation, place the kitchen lamp un-
der the box, into which put the food
you wish cooked on the dishes in
which it will be served, close the box
and the kitchen door. Go to see the
tennis match, the great game OF
football or the latest orchid in the
flower show. Return when you are
ready, and you will and a hot, we'll
cooked meal in the box, all ready to
place on the table.
Can you imagine poor Andromeda
saying: mo, old lady, no! like to
be chained here. l love this mon
ster with his dirt and his cruel ex-
actions. I will be roasted, burned.
broiled and stewed in his service, and
when he does not need me I will
stand for hours over sink scrubbing
the metal pots he delights in that he
may have the vessels sacred to his
use, bright and ready when | must
again serve HIM"
How foolish of Andromeda! How
incredible, even! Yet this is just what
thousands of women are doing, while
that very magic box with the cook
inside is waiting to be bought and has
been written about and much used for
certainly 20 years.
The Aladdin oven has been before
the public quite that long, and yet
its advocates are like missionaries in
far country who have such pre-.
cious message to deliver and no one
seems to und nderstand the language in
which it is spoken. / hope that my
experience with this really wonderful
invention may be of service to some
Of the poor slaves of the cook stove
and incompetent cooks, and, like a
siren whistle, pierce the ears of the
deaf and inattentive and cause them
to stop and listen.
Jean Paul Richter says: "Only once
In her life does poor woman hold ur
her head and look at the world as II
really is. All her youth her head Ii
bent and her eyes are downcast In
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24
Family Keeps Rope Constantly Ready
for His Amusement.

In the front yard of home on East
Ninth street rope bangles from
branch of tree.
Wonder what that ropes for?" ask
ed man of his companion as the two
were passing the house one morning.
Go in and ask, if you're curious" :"
the other advised.
A young woman came to the door.
1--WE, that isl was sort of curious
about what the rope on that tree is
for" the inquisitive one stammered.
''Why, that's Johnny's swing" the
young woman answered.
Out of the door dashed Johnny-a
fox terrier. A leap and he fastened
his teeth in the rope and growing
and jerking signified that he was
ready to swing. The young woman
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24

cause of carelessness or other causes
are corrected; that the man or won.
an has every chance for doing work
in such a way as to deserve advance
ment and to see that it comes; to
protect the firm from the Wasteful-
ness of keeping on the pay roll those
who fail to give days work for 3
days pay, in some cases adjusting
salaries according to capacity. Not
in the least in the nature of spy.
the social secretary is concerned pure.
ly with the business of insuring fair
play for both sides, more particularly
from the employees viewpoint.
Firrns which employ such person
find the social secretary worth every
cent of the. good salary commanded
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24
Walnut winm.

To gallon of water put two pounds
Of brown sugar and one pound of
honey, boil this mixture for half an
hour, carefully removing all scum;
put into tub large handful of wal
nut leaves and pour the hot liquor
upon them; let them stand night
and then squeeze out the leaves and
put in two yeast cakes; let it work
for a week, stirring four or FIVE times
day, then stop up the cask and let
stand six months. This is supposed
remedy for consumption and, as it is
quantity termed, "all inward COM
plaints."
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-08-24
For the Very Little Ones.

Knitted combination garments or
union suits are being shown for
misses and children as young as three
years. The little pantaloons are fin
ished with a dainty lace frill. These
garments are not only far cooler and
vastly more comfortable for the small
growing bodies, but they represent q
saving of labor which every mother
will be quick to appreciate.