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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
A Silverless Luncheon
BY coRNELIA c. BEDFORD.

were boiled and mashed for another
meaD. They were then covered with
fresh cold water and left for the night.
Early In the morning they were
drained dried on cloths and fried in
deep fat. After draining on soft paper
they were spread on clean paper on
fat pans to be reheated few moments
was used that they might be kept very
crisp.
The batter for the fritters came next.
This was made with the beaten yolks
of three eggs mixed with one cupful
and a half of water and a scant tea
spoonful of salt. This was stirred to
a thin batter with one cupful and a
half of flour, a tablespoonful and a
half of melted butter added and the
whites. whipped to a stiff froth, lightly
stirred in. This batter improved by
being made a day in advance and kept
in cool place. An equal quantity of
carrots and satisfy roots were scraped
and boiled in sailed water until tender
then cut into fingers half inch square
and two inches long. Just before the
luncheon these pieces were to be dipped
i'm the batter. dropped into a deep ket-
tie partly filled with smoking hot fat
and cooked golden brown. They
were drained on paper before serving.
On the morning of the luncheon plain
round crackers were lightly spread
with soft butter made thick with
grated cheese and placed in the oven
until a very pale brown. These. cold
and crisp, were to be served with the
salad. Two loaves of entire wheat
bread were made into thin sandwiches
and cut in .triangles. dozen eggs
were hard boiled, shelled and halved
iengthwise; the yolks were carefully
removed, put through a ricer and
blended with two tablespoonfuls of
mayonnaise, salt and pepper to taste
and quarter of a teaspoonful of mus
tard, then returned to the whites and
each half quartered. Three cucumbers
were quartered lengthwise. On each
plate was placed two or more blanched
leaves of lettuce, alternate strips of egg
and cucumber (four of each) radiating
like the spokes of a wheel; in the CEN
ter a tiny cup filed with mayonnaise.
A dozen ears of corn were scraped
and simmered with a quart of milk
and a grating of onion. This, when
tender, was pressed through a sieve
and mixed with a thin white sauce
made with three piDts of milk, three
tablespoonfuls of butter and four of
flour. This was highly seasoned and
simmered for ten minutes before serv-
ing in cups.
Four dozen oysters were washed,
drained and dried. Each was wrapped
in very thin strip of bacon and
pinned with a toothpick They were
quickly Drowned in a hot pan.
In serving, the first course seemed
really the hardest proposition. OF
course, fingerbowls were on the table
throughout the meal, but were of less
~ no ha
ent. The soup was served in cups.
Each oyster could be daintily lifted to
the mouth by means of the tiny skew
er. The chops were F'renched and pro-
tected by a paper frill over the bone
The component parts of the salad were
readily dipped into the dressing as
eaten.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03

The hostess who keeps eyes and ears
open for new ideas in the line of enter
tainment will do well to try what is
also called "a knifeless, forkless, spoon
less luncheon" one at which, in fact,
silver is excluded from the table.
In considering the matter first
thought might be that such a meal
would be difficult, if not impossible. es-
pecially for invited guests. But fur
Their thought and, perhaps, a search of
cook books, viii bring to light the fact
that many articles of food can be so
prepared that, on occasion, silver may
be dispensed with and We can return to
primitive simplicity and undertake to
literally follow the old saying fingers
were made before forks" Here is the
menu which one clever hostess present
ed to a circle of friends, covers being
laid for twelve:
Watermelons in Wedges.
Cream of Corn Soup.
Saltines
Little Pigs in Blankets.
Entire Wheat Sandwiches.
Planned Chops. Latticed Potatoes.
Fritto Misto. Biscuits.
Egg and Cucumber Salad.
Cheese Waters.
Pumpkin Pie.
cheese.
Coffee
1t was late in the season and the
melons, brought in a week before from
the field, had been lying on the cement
floor of the cellar until needed. Then
they were cut lengthwise in the wedge
shaped pieces which are the delight of
the pickaninny. These were already on
the table wher the luncheon was
served and were greeted with shouts or
appreciation by the amused guests.
This was, of course, one of the finish
ing touches, for the greater part of the
menu had been prepared day in ad-
vance.
Two days before the pastry for the
pies had been made, wrapped in a
Toured cloth and set aside in the ice
box Two large pumpkins were opened,
peeled. cut small and steamed until
tender, then rubbed through a sieve
and the watery juice drained off. Su-
gar was added until fairly sweet, the
mixture turned into a large agate ket-
tie at the side of the fire and slowly
cooked. with occasional STRINGS, until
very thick and rich, ginger, cinnamon
and salt was then added to taste and
all put aside. The morning Of the
luncheon it was measured and an equal
quantity of rich milk added with four
eggs to each quart of the mixture. The
crust was rolled, fitted in deep pie
plates and the filling poured in, then
baked in a moderate oven until set and
a beautiful brown. They were then set
aside to chill quickly.
The biscuits were also made on the
preceding day. The usual baking pow
der mixture was used, but rolled until
but half an inch thick and cut into tiny
biscuits. The next morning they were
split and buttered.
Fifteen large potatoes were pared
and cut on a fluted vegetable cutter
such as can be found at any good hard
ware store. They were soaked for half
an hour, drained and again soaked in
fresh cold water. then picked over and
all imperfect pieces discarded (these
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
A NATION OF DYSPEPTICS.
We Eat Too Fast, a Stomach Special
lists Views on the Matter.

Stomach specialists claim that we
are becoming a nation of dyspeptics,
due to our fast way of living; we live
too fast, we eat too fast, we overload
our stomachs so they cannot do their
work properly. Hence Sour Stomach,
Indigestion and finally Chronic Dys-
pepsia, Ask any druggist and he will
tell you that there are more remedies
on the market for stomach troubles
than for any other disease. Don't fool
with these, but go to your druggist and
have him mix the following three SIM
pie ingredients, or you can buy them
and mix them at home: Compound
Tincture of Cinchona, one ounce; Pro-
sene Compound, one ounce; Sherry
Wine, half a pint. Take in teaspoon
full doses before meals and at bedtime
in water. This simple mixture will
tone up your stomach and help it per-
form its work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
Martins Handcart Company, 1856
Continued from Page z

single men, and another young man, a
cripple aged about % years, walked
that night back to Laramie and en-
listed. The cripple was justified IN 50
doing, as We certainly should have
buried him miles east of Utah. but the
married mans wife died before reach
ing Utah, and three of her children
got in in fairly good health.
James Thomas and Mary Jane Thorn
as, both members of our company,
stopped and were married there, he
enlistiEg in the infantry for three
years. We shall rest here now with
our Narrative No. 4, till next Sunday,
for No 8. which will cover $50 to 200
miles, including the first fall of snow,
and for six to ten days in succession;
our being snowbound, short rations, the
stopping of the two wagons, and
deaths.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
SKIN FOOD RECIPE.

Obtain from your druggist the
following: Two ounces Rose
Water; one ounce Spirits of
Cologne; four ounces crystal
ICED Sartoin (skin food. Put
the Sartoin into a pint of hot
water mot boiling) and when
dissolved and cooled, add the
Rose Water and Spirits of
Cologne. Then strain through
a fine cloth. Any large bottle
or fruit jar will serve as a re-
ceptacle, providing it can be
closed alright.
This mixture should be ap-
piled daily and massaged we'll
into the skin and will soon pro-
duce the ruddy glow of youth
so desirable, but the treatment
should be continued until the
rosy tint of the skin Is perrna-
nent.
The above formula will make
enough for a months use.
Powders and cosmetics can be
discarded, as they will be found
unnecessary il the treatment Is
adhered to-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

bpor bans 2 8reore. Ssren 6dns
len og 4nton 9anien. meO 5umilier
Dor, og boor ban foreOrigt bapOs
en- tor @ennstreos. pda ReiIen til
8acins bar 0anfen pud bet BOG,
Der ramtes al Den itr9ttelige lllptz
fe. Iom o~oenfor er npDnt, os bpOr
aan iummen meo II ANDRE Meorej
ienoe fan0t sieblittelig Oeo / Serns
hansulpttsn peo Gnoerlin, u. Dat,
tioligt ON Morgenen Den %. Dec.
1906. Som l1lpftens adriag er an
.giDet en- Sell / Sporitiftet.
= 9iels g6riItian 91nfen oe 9us
itru feireoe oerss SsIpbrpGlup ben 5.
Murts 1905 / Operparelie uf Den
isrite Del at 9etbanids oanif eng.
IutberIfe Menisbeo, JON oe bar boz
ret Meolemmsr Of iioen oens Stifs
.ielie, Og 9anien bar fere 9anse
p9rst osns 5ormanO.
6aniens gnte og oeres 6 8srn,
df bDilfe DC feite er Ootsne, beflager
opbt lllDtten os beareoer inoerligt
5abet at en- bolt elitet @stefGne os
5aber. SsrsesnostieneFen Oper q.
e6riitian 9anien funot Steo Den
27. Dec. / 6iem Os airte. os SorS.
f1Itelien pad 9etbdnid Menigbeos
airtesaaro / Operoarelie at bans
at Sorg opbt neobsieoe Gnte. ale
bans 9srn. bans TO 9rsore fra Ras
cine, og en- iaroeles itor oeltdeenoe
Sereeffore.
5 S~grge6uist blsO SdIrnen 100
iunget, 9ditor Ddmffop fra Srinis
tutis Menigbeo laite ben %. OaDios
Salme, og unoertegneoe boiot Bon.
: &irfen blep Salnen 800 fungst
oe paftor 0amIfop talte no fra Sat.
II. %. og unoertegneOe talte 10
fra Gal. 80, 5, iumt uOfprte Sor6s
pddtuitelIen.
5erren leoe oe iprsen& for Seia
Stplo.
gethlnia Menig6eo. @arO 60,
Rortb Odfotd. Nort6 4merica.
Sen 80. Dec. 1906.
8. 6dnfsH,
Menigbeoens Yr9fi.
Ndtifop QDiier / 0unmarf be6.s
nenligit ON at optdge obenItddeuN.
8. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
UidncSbyrd

fra Dor 6rue airfe ! Coenle al
8oftur Bul1, ltenu9rafiif 9engipet,
tilesuet 3nbre Wsisiions Meniabes
Der / ganmarf. af 5ororoet fgl-
9eube: rGenne Samllng ,Tiones'
bprb' fremtommer enc os alene
efter Benner5 inotrRngeroe Spy
fororing. Maatte Disie gionesbprb
biipe til @lRoe Cg Yelii9nelle iur
oHt genner.
%a5tDr ynld er Delfenot iblanot
BET oonlfe alrfefolf | Amerifa og
bars Er9oifenb0g oil mliffert blipe
mostaget meO @lebe. Den iaas
Dan. 9utb. Subj. 9oule, Blair,
Webr., % foiter inbb. itomponerei
G6rtingsbino 81, $50. 5 iranlt yinf
meb tomp. 2Roerrpg Yris $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
Sernbane= napffe.

Som beretiet / iiOite Nummer al
,0anfferen" fanot Der en- gruops
pefienoe SernbanezlllDtte Steo Den
%. Dec. 1906 paa NfiHnsapufis. Ct.
PAUL &c Sault ste. Mdrie Serns
banens peitligs 9iuttiOn. Der or9bs
tes II Yerioner gje6littelig, og ON
trin9 Il Wenneiter TOM mer eaet
minore til Staoe. Sblauot De Or9bs
ts bar Niels GbriitiaH !6dHfeu, aerz
mare, u. DAT.
Riels Gbriitian 9anIen par fsd
cen 20. Oft. 1856 I Sorobjers 8p,
Stopped Sogn, OAKLAND. Ddnmart,
|Goor ban I 8arnoomsz og ungoomsz
|aarene opbolot fig, til bun | 5ors
|aaret 1879 u~oDanoreoe til Mmeritd
(aacine, Wis.) fummen meo TN
|6orlopeos, aaren Sofie qeterien,
mso boem ban inotraaots | 9Ggte@
itanoen / Joraarst 1881 oe bar b.
fooenoe | Racine u Nar, | hDiltsi
|1iosrum 6dn bar MeOlem al Den
odnite Cd. =lutb. airte Der Steos.
s 1891 forloo .9anfen meo ga
milis 8acinsog rsjits geit, for at 90
re 2anobrug til tit GrbDerD, Os tot
|Opbolo | tort 5io | g. Ddfotd
|5snimoo 7 aar boeoe ban | Minne'
Ifota, og I 5oruaret 1893 bofatte bar
ia / Den oanffe 8oloni | q. Dafo'
la, bDor ban meo andre oeltog ! Npt
l6pgasrlipsts geIparligbeoer men ogt
Ida I bets Jor0eIe, Der for BAN ion
IfOr mango rsiultere0e |, at ban ban
neoe fig Ell goot, bpsseligt os Doroi
iulot Diem for fig og tine.
3 Suletioen ~beilutteoe 9anisn
lSamraao mso fin 5dmifie at tag
en- Gerie og rejie til Raeine, IBIS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
Hewea, ga.
aare paitOr 9lu0erTeu:-

a9re Ydltor 4nOerTen:-
1gt sleoeligt Og OeIiignet Nptaor
pnifer Ri Dem. Seq tror, De bar en-
Oanifelig pfuog, men ieg tror Ogiaa,
a. De fan blios til megen 0elfigs
aelfe for bort 5olt, naar De laotr
Dem BRUCE | 6errens 9jeneIte.
llnOertegneoe bar | langere 5io
t9nft at itrips til .Odniteren", men
oa jeg er en- oaarlig Stribsnt, bar
ieg bdft 8stentsligbtoer. Nu fonr
Reoattsren gre beo BET. bDdo ban
Itrpr er bsoit. Jor en- 9io iiDen
|ffreo Heoattsren ON ct 8efeg I 81
maba pos Wr. 5orreD. Sua Ttreu
|9an til iioif: .6borfOr fan Di | ben
mtberife &irts life babe ligneno:
Mtsoer?" Oct bar jeg t9ntt Here
|@dnge. Ser beO Netpea er foritel4
ligs 2irtelamfuno og jsg bar BE-
|isgt flsrs at benz. mar Be bar bait
IOpoetfsliesmsoer. 8. bOOr ise
bar sleost mig Deo at is Spnoer'
padgns op at 6sres SbnoeisDn, Be
|tenoe osrss Sbno os bar faaet Nna'
81 til at tro oeres SpnOsrs Jorlat
Belle alens pso Seiu uospote gloo
Oct er MI u Qfdr, fiosn jeg be,
@uos tore Ndaos og 8~armbjertig
Eeo fad mig fefp iOm en- fortab
Gpnoer. Del bar Msrte ! mir
Sj1f, til Sub foo TN Nadoes Sol
lps ifinns oerino. 8, oa. jeg +
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6nbstjeneiter
sloir. Root;

9ialr, NgDf..
@uosteneIte 6Osr SsnOag 5ors
mi00ag 81. 1012.
GsnOdgsitole 9per SsnOug 5ors
miooao ST. 9 | &irtens guiemenf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

6reo meo min QUO, od mddtte Ie9
uobrDoe: u9erren er goo. og bans
.4tiifun0beo pdrer e~binoelig.@ % T.
Den osn Sto bar oct p9ret min Dag
lige 9pn til !5erren, at mango 1er'
al pore oDrefgbte 2dn0sm9nO oJ
9anosmrnOinoer mudite TONNE /
ct leOsnoe Samfuno fneo Dor 5telz
Ter. 1noertegneoe bdr f9roeoes en-
Del iblanot port Soft Iudpel iom
|iblanot Ameritanerne, og ieg mao
|Iiae meo Sorg / NIT 6jerte, at jes
bar funoet ldnst mere SlppbeO og
|Qigegploisbso iblanot bort Soft emo
ibldnot Dem, Ri faloer Setterne. 81
ter min 5oritano tr9nger bort 6olt
til 09tteliesmsoer, at Der mdatte
|blipe Gin, bpor Ser MI berifer DgN
% 9igegploigbeo. at ben lutberite
|airte MATTE blioe. iom en- gdmmel
Serrens 5iener ftreO en- Sang, ne
penoe, guooelbebaseIise. bibelife DE
Iniabeoer." 9i0 bette mdatte lpttes
;bldnot os.
On vOanifersn" piloe brinse flere
Meooelelier fra Misiionsmurten, oa
.tror ieg, set oiloe o9ffe mere Sntes
resie for Sdgen, os 6~eoninsernes
.Reo pilos itaa mere leOenoe for DO
re 9jne; tbi ogiud Der Itadr ri If
teri langt tilbage | at u0fsre Selu
Billie mso at bringe bans Gpanges
lium til ale 5olteilug.
Q~ngddenoe 2egman0soirtiombez
Cen, oa fOrunorsr oct mig meget. at
s grGiter eler nogle df e0er Geg.
baaber, at Simonien itadr ens) tan
5aoe Iaa mango Ting at inoDenos.
Raft 9uo mud jeg tdtte en- 2asmdnO
Tor, st ieg fl 5reo meO min CUB.
Seq tror, at ct enfoloigt 8~ionesbnro
ON Dor 5relitr fan til fine 9ioer
uoretts lige fad meget ION en- lang.
9r9oitsn.
Den eneite Mtisiion9r, ies er TOM
met ! 9ererin9 meo beroore. er Sens
Often (mootdg en- biertelig !6iIien,
% 9uo oeliigne Dig / sin 8erning,
al 0u mdd fdd Hddoe til at leoe oe
unges 5anfer imo0 5imlen). 4ae,
.iom bar bort bans @~i0nssbprO, er
pit @uo tafnemmelige 0erfor. SUB
uooriOs mango IddOanne Q~rbsjoere
: I'm 9ingddro. Dd tror je9, oct
ride Itaa ldngt beore til | port Cir
feiamfnno emo BET ger. 8, at ri
Gle maatts pare meo | Nrbejoet for
CUBS Riges 5remme, 6d piloe s
|Qr9iter finoe BET ldngt lettere at
|uofers eOsrs @erning. @uo Oelfisz
NJ ale fine 5ienere Os Sienerinoer
|paa sen ganife Serb.
6dnnibals Stnffe, r6dlObunoreo-
cor / qmerita", par je9 rigtig GLAD
REQ; jsg Oiloe snife, at fere at De
.Glore. Iom bar f9mpet for Sanos
Eco og Ret, oilOe neotegne oeres Spz
leOelier os fenOe Dem til Dante
reu". Seq er pig pad. oct Diloe fa1
getponing for Den opDotienN Sfpgt.
6ermeO en- bjertelig 6ilIen til
,Ddniferen"s q9fere fj9rn og mar.
5er0induo 6emmiHsf
81. 81. 3, 9or 81.
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Blair, Nebr.

Sra Sit 6orn, Soma. moOtog
forrsininesfsreren. paul qeterien,
/ 9ds til Morgen / priOut greo
NeooelelIe ON, at Mr. u. 6. Bob
fen, oen Deltsnots tioligere 9eitprer
of Bsrnsbjemmet, er pluoielig az
aoaet beo Osoen Ratten efter Sules
BAG. 6an bupoe baret forbolospis
raft on 4ftsnen og 81. 4. ifrsbet
8ree, men tent pad Qftenen BIER
ban fDs. lO0 ienere Ooftor falos.
men 81. 1 ON 9atten oe0e ban. 81
bepioner berDeo Mrs. 9opIen Dor
bj~ertelise Spmpdtbi.
5 if0ite uge 9lemte Oi bdarot
imo0 DOR Billie at meooele ON Mrs.
Senfens, Cars qnoeriens Ddtter
gmilies gesraoelIe. 6enOes Mano,
Mn0rep SEMEN, leOidgeOe benOe fra
Colorado BERTH. boor bun 6leb be-
srabet paa 5umiliens @rapplaos pdd
Blair &irfeqdaro. gmilie bar 0eo
fom Htre At benoes Ssitsn0e At S9s
ring (5u6ertuloig. 9et sr Den fier0e
at ears 4n0sriens 9stre. foruNen
bans 5ufru, Ser er 0e0 al 0enue
GpgOom. 6un bar MI fun 10 gsrn.
er 9attsr og en- Son tilbuge. SUB
trsitg baaoe BAN, 5aoeren, % 0en
foft afoposs muno / 0erss tunae
GOrg. vi 6eoionsr osm Dor bjerts=
Iiae Wis0fplelfe.
Der er u06ruot Smadfopper
fer / gDen. Set 5ilf9loe er mel0t
hos Snloonfesper 4et4marts. og Ser
tales ON flere. Gn0nu ipnes Sitlaz
tionen BOG life at D9re aIarmerenoe.
9eipnoerligt 9ptaarsOejr bar
pi bart / 4ar pdd oisie Ggne. De
fioFs 9age ! oct gdnle 2dr regneoe
Oct = naiten mil0t. Sad ineeoe bet
let JaptdarsOaa, Og man t9ntte: MI
fommsr 8interen. Men dnoen mt
adrs0as oprdnot meo oct oejligite
GoraarsDsir. Gm Morgenen bar Del
tpnoe 5soatfe ~Forfounoet. aiIOerne
risfeoe fad leosn6e iom en- Qpril
mor9sn. 6ele Dagen baOoe Ri 4prils
pejr. Wlen Nutten efter If 0i en-
6orn0mmelis at. at Get life er SOr.
oar eu0nu. @ejrst er oOg fremoelss
meget mooerdt.
Stolen bar bart en- 5ilgdng at
fife ia fda Gleoer / 8egnn0elien a
Oct nbe Q(ar. Rarmere Meooelslie
naite uge, bauber Ri.
gaItor 6jortspang bar oarst
Ter paa ct fort geisg. Dan fulete
fin qlofte SIN til SfOlen. Der er
M 3 qraftsisnner pda Sfolen.
Sgfad 5ormanoen bar beig3t
os ForuDlig, oa ban oar Der paa
en- Snartur. 5af for 8eisgenei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

Seoar a%salls, ia.

oCuul fAhurg ~.
6orrige uge gtemte ri at meoOele
ON en- 8dfdr. ION bleo afboiot Den
7. Dec. at Ra3aretb Mlenig6eoens
8binoe= o9 ungOomsforening. 8as
iaren Oareoe fun en- Dag og gap ct
OperItuo af liot oper $50 Dollars,
botltet ReIultat, efter pore fmad
Omitanoigbeoer, maa tuloes pei
'lntfet.
Su, iua bar 10 SuIebuofubet
rGoer er | Dag en- 5relier fsoti"
igen lpot no oper gn og 2dno, oa
Ger fan 10 life Oere noget slaoeli-
gere for ct fOrtubt Spnoerbierte END
mar bette rigtig tan giOe 9entIdnl
0erinoe, men maatte ida osnne 8la=
Sc. : life iom Sutetrnet, Der tages
bort, nadr SSulen er forbi, = fun
ne pare Deo til &lotterne igen fall
Ter os til Sulefeit. os bet g1nls
men alto npe Sulebuoifub igen lpz
Ser, og at oi Ou at 9jertet tunoe
ipnge:
gris p9re @uo / Sung og 8sn.
Som it9ntte Dc i'm egen SIN.
Sda bill ri glemme Sorg og Sdoa
Og boIoe Sui / Seiu Raon.
5 Ra5uret6s airfs bar ser
Suletr9 for 9srnene anoen Sules
bags bitten og FOR Be ilnge cling
oOmsfOreninsen) Greods often. 5
Ssnoags Aftes afbol0tes Ser SUE
tf9sfeit / @1terloo / ben t9If III
tberite airts for oe DANTE, Iom
iamter iis ON Qaitor 0bropg Scr
tpnoelis. Der par en- Del ber fra
Rd8drsth Menigbeo. Ipm oeltog /
5eitlig6eOen.
Ra3aret6 Menig6to af6oloi
rens 4ursmooe I 2srougs 4ftes;
Ser Dalstes fslgenoe Stprefe For os.
tommsnOe 9(ar: 5. Sepisn. g. e6ri.
~fenien, Sobn peterien, Ok @rdp
pg 3smrer 6dns 6dnisn. Con
Reoiiorer oaI9tes 6br. Subj, Chr.
PeterIen og Mafbias Smit6. 5
Sfolefomiteen oalgtes Gbr. &rog,
Mrs. 5. SO6umisn og Sens Salt
len. 9erefter forbanoleoeg ser no
get ON enten at bpgge M airte eI=
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bleb BOG life Hoget HeTultat. snos
Ifpnt ser fra en- SIDE bIeo presIei
pad for at fad noget beotaset | ben
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ti0sIDdrenoe inorettet. Tom Ri fun
De enite, Oh Den 10 er meaem 80 o.
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nogen Siuos bar oeret og er la1s
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til oi Ter os Stdu0 til at dsre
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Den er d1igsbel in0e FOR Oct. Iom en-
bDer Menigbe0 biroe tags I Be
trastning og neje oOeroeis, mar 81
bbg9e, nemlie: life at bngge, fe-
Oi bar MiOler til at bpsge for.
MeO 2nftet ON ct soot Og Oeiiisz
net Rpiaar for u9nniferen"s Re
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
bvorIeoes er oette7 :.

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fpfrt z1trfoe al 4atorrb. Der life tan beIbrebes hei
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u siar % tror, ban er aloeIeS b0oerlig | ale Jprrets
observation-disclosures pg f%iHoHtielt SfnHt III at epipb
k eahDer Jorpligteiie, bereS 5irma bar paatoeet fig.
Beft& 2rHat, Mbpleioie 3ruggiits. 1oIebp, 6.
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WboiefaIe Eruegiits, zoIebp, G.
Ha1Iss Czfarrh Cure taoes iHopeubig % birfer b.
Qfie pan globet og S~pftenets Glimbinber. Yris III
~ ninffe. GrIges at ale sipothefere. gtbnes6prb frit
Haiis Family Ppis CT be btbitk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

~Dnnifsrsn" uo9aur to Gans
&c ngsntlig og toItsr $1.50 per
Murgung.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-23
BETTER THAN CAN BE BOUGHT.
Handkerchiefs Made at Home Are
Dainty and Economical.

Some handkerchiess which are pref
ty and dainty are fascinating to
make and at the same time are
economical. One yard and quarter
OF 45-inch wide handkerchief linen
will make nine mems handkerchiefs
Of the correct size. Twelve women's
handkerchiefs may be made from a
yard and a quarter of 32-inch wide
linen at one dollar or $1.5O a yard.
After the linen is cut into squares
for the handkerchiefs each corner is
slightly curved to form a curved in
stead OF square corner The edges
are then rolled and whipped over with
colored wash file thread The stitches
take in only the depth of the roll.
After the handkerchief Is all whipped,
turn back and whip In the same way,
the return stitches between those
done the first time. This crosses the
threads and produces a charming
cross-sticth effect. A small initial
should be worked in the corner In the
same color thread. These handker-
chiefs are odd and unique, and still
are much in vogue, as all the smart
handkerchiefs have a touch of color
somewhere.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-23
Baked Potato for Invalid.

For economy in the sickroom pre-
pare baked potatoes by washing and
drying them thoroughly; lay them on
the asbestos bread toaster and cover
them closely with small granite pan; /;
turn the fire on only half way. turn
the potatoes over occasionally, and
In an hour. when they should be done,
spread "a napkin over the hand; place
a potato in the center, and. holding the
napkin closely around 1t with the po-
tato like ball on the top of the
hand, pat it gently all over, roll 1t out
on a plate. open the jacket, season
with butter, pepper and salt, and, IL
liked, tablespoonful Of cream, and
you have potato mashed as fine as
in the ordinary way, only more deli
cious and tempting as well as more
easily digested dainty for the sick
one.