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MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-09
HENRY &. HAAS,
dcmokraticky kandidat
znovuzvolenf "a 26x5
4 E"Dr VIM " MN

zne. ze jest povolayan K provedeni
nejlepsich umeleckych praci. Pan
Nysekal oteyfel svoli pracovnn Y &
AZ Commercial budoye pfitomne
proyadi figuralni nasttnne prace We
vnitfku move nakladne budovy Pry-
nj Narodni banky. V Minneapolis
npontal ma sebe pan Vysekal zyla-
@ gin. i,ezernest sysmsai nj s.s.alhssss.;i . ss- s
msjsi CtyfmiIionove move okresni
radnici.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-09

plfIltSH U1tIH fflISIII hNek-
na bnde obcanstvo rozhodoyati
iom. kdo ma blti pfistim mayorem
masta st. Paul. Nase stanovisko
jest Gtenafim dostateGne znamo.
Iasazniemc se zyoleni ID. w.
Lawlera, 0 nemz jsme pfesvtdceni,
" jest muzem zdravych d Iidovych
zaSad d ienz, bude-li zvoIen, bude
muzem m prayem iniste. Jeho od-
PURGE jest ysemozne podporosan tax
xyanou ligou ku prevalent zakona,
jez iinJlni slovy jest ligon prohi-
bicni kazdy hlas, odeyzdang pro
Mrkibbcna slouziI by ien k posile
. sftuzeni teto strany ieiim yyboi-
nem pocinani d koneGne K uplne
nadylad6 mad osobnimi prayy d svo-
hodou oheanstya. Toho mel by ii
bvti yGdom kazd4. kdo ieiich na-
hledy nesouhlasi a die toho pfi-
stich yolbach sc zachovati. Strana
prohibiGni ie dobfe zorganisovana
tim take Sc da yysvetliti ieii ne
obyteiny nspech j jakSm se POI
sledni dob6 setkaya. Y poslednich
mestskSch yolbach dosahli prohibi-
cioniste rozhoduiici v6tsiny Y te-
maf poloyici NEST mn yenkoye We
statu kazdy miize II snadno do
HysiiIi, jake nasiedky by majesty,
kdyby podafilo sc jim opanovati We
yeIkych nasich mestech st. Paul q
Minneapolis. kdo zdal By se tom
ne sesiersxG nase staty Dakoty.
Town a Kansas a nejmladsi IL sta
til Oklahomu. Gmornt viivy prohi-
hice ttchto statecll jsou dosta-
tetne znamy a proto zalezi na OBJ
tanstvu, aby nynejsi dobe, kdy ]
zde dere se strana prohibicni moe
ne do popfedi. odhodlalo se k raz-
nemu vystoupeni proti jeji nadvla-
de a mocn}m proleyem pfistich
volbach daIo ma ieyo, be nepfipusti,
ably tax odstrasuiici poinsry | zde
zayladly.
E Nejlepsi doba ku stavbe j
ia, kdyz mtizete &c doiaodnou.sii IL
cendch dFivi. Pfijdte K nam mi
vam usetFFiiInc penfze ma vsefo draht
dFivi. Name tFi ohrady dffvfm
Albert i. zachar je nasim fiditc
lem cis. 730 zap. 7. III. Telefor
Main 1850 J2, ST. Paul Wreckinl
4 Lumber Go. 22-tf.
Z pffserng zIotin odhalen by
mfstskou policii Y nedeli rano
kdyz byl nalezen 73lety polsky sta.
rec. John Smolensky zayrazden J
leho domkn ma hornich flatech /
feky na zapadni strand Taasta. Mrt
yoIa byla nalezena We sklepe, male
zaiieim se pod podIahou kuchynG
podexfeni yrazdy pablo na Fres
Eschle, jenz poslesini rok spoletn'
&c ,moienaikyym XII III a ieuz ibyi IN ne
dlonhn donaden i pfedmestl nests
IiillysiaIe. zatisen5 aitiSail dPin6 T5
zslassi. Gel.oz yyslo ma ieso. ze zlo
cin byl proyeden iiz pred dydma "
dny sice Y sobotu noci II. bfez
na. poIrnutkou yrazdy bylo zmocni
ii IL uspor starcovych ! obnosn q
jednoho sta dolarl. Vrah pfiprayo
yal se X proyedcni syeho tinu ii
delSi dpbn ably neyzbndil podezfe
nj. fikal. ze Smolensky hodla odeje
Il nejkratSi dobf do statn Miehi
gann a take se chlubil, &c ma do
stati penlze od sve aestry Min
neapolis. Gin sydj proved pr spo
ledn6 II starcem pitee. kdyz jiz BY
10 dlouho do noci iltinky lihoyil
zadaIy na starec pnsobitl, wa
Escble do rnky revolver mai
szdalenosti vypalil po ave obttl, ~
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-09
< Zprdvy ze St. Paul. K

dicl ton dobou na posteli. ranu, kte-
Ri ynikla do Illavy starcovy a jei
ma miste usmrtila. Jakmile vrah
poznal, BE stafec je mrtev, hodil no
dolti do pfizemku pouzivaneho IA
sklep. Dvefe otyoru pax hfeby "a
tloukl d pokryl yoskovln platnem.
Die jeho yIastnl yypoyedi nastal "a
tim den, nezli byl hotov drhnu-
tim podlahy, potFisnene krvi jeho
ob6ti. Jsa pax iist, ze zlocin nebyl
prozrazen, sctryal vrah i nadalc na
mfste, ob5vaje chatrc iako pred tim
az do minute soboty, kdy doslechl,
ze policie byla upozornena ma zmi-
zeni Smolenskeho, nemz kazde-
mu sdeloval, 70 odiel mfsta. Tai
mi straznici, yysIani~ K prohledani
domu odesli prvu nepofizenou
"a teprve opetnou prohlidkou pfisli
ma otyor podIaze kachyne a sotva
BE vypacili dvefe, naskytl 80 Jim
pfiserny pohled. Teio zavrazdeneho
lezelo hlayou dold do sklepa. kdez-
to nolly dotSkaly Sc podlahy kuchy-
ne. Jakinile zIocin byl odhalen, "a
hajil natclnfk polieie okamzita hon-
bu ma vvpatrani yraha. Vrah Esch-
lc je AZ roku starry, slime postavy q
zansstnanfm plecliaf Je starym
IUrDVIHIIeem n IHITIiU kTHJSIFIi tTesIu
V mestske pracovne odsedel 81 dve
lhnty We statni kaznici, kam byl po-
ISLAM pro kradez padelani. We
lsvGm mIadi bvl prl konnut kon9m
do hlavy i Cd ii DOLBY dasem Jed
nal v1stfedne.
| Pan Ignac yysekal. akademi-
cky malif ziskal sob1 bdhem pomer.
ne kratkeho pobytu Y nasem mest9
lzvucntho imena a svymi Y pravde
Iumaleckymi pracemi jiz takove pfi-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
HINTS FOR FARMERS


The advantages OF clipping the farm
horses are found not only IN the great
er comfort and ease with which they
will do their work. but also IA the fact
that when NE days work Is over they
will dry of very quickly. thus being IA
a condition In which the dust and filth
from the days work may be brushed
Off and the rose made perfectly clean
for a good nights rest.
Not only are there greater comfort
and a better physical condition 10 the
case Of the clipped horse. but there Is
less danger from scaldcd shoulders and
from harness gals. and the clipped
horse. always being dry at night. II IN
less danger from colds, VIII work more
easily and keep IN good condition on
enough less feed TO pay the cost OF a
machine and the trouble Of clipping
wAich is very simple operation and
may be done by any farmer Of ordI-
nary skill. and a good machine should
last on an ordinary farm score Of
yeats Really. the only difficult part Of
the whole work is IN making up ones
mind 20 do it.-American Cultivator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
FOR THE CHILDREN


For this contest pass cards orna-
mented with bees and wasps flying
about with the word "Stlngs-" Write
the questions:
A sting that cures fatlguef Answer.
Resting
a sting that cures hunger? Feasting.
A sting that tides your roomf Dust
ing
A sting that cooks your meatf
Roasting.
a sting that makes you laughY Jest
ing.
A sting that foolish people indulge
lni Boosting.
A sting that browns your bread2
Toasting
A sting that spells your toolsl Rust
ing
A sting that makes you read book
through Interesting
A sting that triesf Testing
A sting that adaptsT Adjusting.
A sting that shopkeepers disllkef
Trusting. Philadelphia Ledger.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
Tho Coli We Raised.

Here Is tho colt we raised, and. sir,
His worth you can't deny
Beneath the saddle. without spur.
This colt viii fairly fly.
He's always gentle safe and kind.
The whip we 90 not use
And never with the check and blind
A horse 81 ours abuee.
Before the wagon King h fine,
Along the dusty road
lie atraiKhtena out each tug and limo
And never minds the load.
For saie9 Oh. NO We raised him hers
Ito - our pet and pride.
TO all tbs. boys that cait ~ dear. \
His ppeed they each have tried.
He's full Of life. but true as Hloeis
And not for sale We hold
he Ia our friend lila daily veal
4 ~ mora tu ua than gold.
DE loves iho clover pss.Nrea there,
AAhere hr can ffpist ifse4
AIS loves thia hEn1inM country AJAX
The nota Aa1 wife nnd me.
NNa raised hiu. and upon t1ls farm
Hes safe from harm. we know.
80 muster. sir shall false an arm
Go aifiko this cuit a blow
Nb man shall s!tiuip hi1 daily fare
or EudRu him rest and sleep
When he - old. For him we'll care.
This colt We raised 20 keep.
Farm Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

To the average farmer there Is no
better way to get first class 1ock
than by always keeping the best eve
lambs and breeding 20 a ram OF quail
ity In the course OF few years the
hest sheep I'm the flock will be of yer
noticeable quality, while the poore'
stock Will be as good as the best -
fiocks from which the best have been
sold off each year. Many n man has
taken even the scrub varieties of sheep
and by using a pure bred ram and
keeping the best from his progeny has
In a few years built up flock OF vir-
tually pure bred sheep. II is only In
the sections OF country where little at
tention is paid 10 sheep breeding that
men would think OF letting go OF the
best ewes for any reasonable price.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
Postmsn In ceyIon.

In tho outlying districts of Ceylon
the native runners who carry the night
mails always go In couples as safe
guard against attack Each carries a
long spear. TO one end OF which Is at
tached a small bell. with the object OF
clearing the way and attracting the at
tention OF the people, while the spear
itself is for the more practical purpose
of defense against the possible on
slaught Of wild animals. In the days
mot long ago. when such dangers were
moro real than now some OF the jour
neys these postmen made We're full OF
adventure and furnished them with
many tale Of peril to tell to their
friends
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
rh. pomastlo MInl.4.r.

Rev. Or. Edward Everett Hale has
new title. says the Washington Her
aid. The venerable chaplain OF the
senate called at the state department
recently 10 see Secretary Root He
had forgotten that II was diplomatic
day at the department When he APP
preached the secretary's door the col
ored messenger standing outside said:
Are you a foreign Minister
"No." said the doctor; II am a do
nestle minister" He passed on In
without further question.
Whenever he appears now at the
state department the messenger sa-
lutes him as mr. Domestic Minister
and filings the door wide open.-Wash.
ington Star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE


when boiling milk put two table
spoonfnls Of water In the pan first and
let II boil MIX boiled In this way
wiz never burn In the bottom Of the
saucepan.
Carpets IN rooms which are seldom
used are apt 10 be attacked by moths.
Salt sprlnkled round the edges and
well under the carpet before II Is put
down win generally prevent their raw
ages.
IL ralt Is sprinkled over the range
before frying is commenced there WIN
be no disareeable odor II the fat
spatters over.
The white Of an egg dropped Into a
pot Of soup VIII gather 10 It all the
impurities. When II curdles remove 1t,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
Beware Of Umbrellas.

There Is sign In the geological gar
dens OF Paris 20 the effect that no one
looking at the animals must open an
umbrella. In fact, the attendants Will
not bet a person carry an umbrella into
any OF the animal houses II they hap
pen TO see II.
Twenty years ago boy happened to
raise an umbrella In the tiger house,
and tho tigers went almost mad over
II, and two OF them broke the bars OF
their cages and got out The same
thing also affects lions and elephants.
Why II does can't be explained, but II
you do II look out for row. Perhaps
the beasts think that thunder shower
Is coming.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
A Family Of Lawyers.

Like all Of the family. father and
sons, Charles T. Taft. brother Of the
Republican standard bearer, began his
business career as a lawyer. In bis
day Alphonso Taft was a noted Jurist
and was further known 20 fame as
having served IA Grants cabinet as
attorney general and secretary Of war.
IL IS interesting. TO say the least, that
Alphonso's most famous son. William
II. Taft, should have followed IN Ids
fathers footsteps 10 the extent OF be-
coming federal judge and later TO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

agreed TO throw him in one hour. He
not only failed to do 80, but admits
that the doctor had the better of the
bout from start TO finish. While In st.
Louis recently Gotch stated that he
feared Roller more than any man In
the wrestling game.
He will wrestle Roller for a big side
wager, as Roller has a standing offer
OF $1,000 in a Seattle bank TO wrestle
any man in the world. Roller stands
six feet In height and weighs 21O
pounds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

The following are six capital reasons
why children should be kind TO AMI
mails:
First-Because It is duty TO be
kind and not TO III treat anything.
Second Because they are dumb and
cannot understand.
Thlrd.-Because they cannot always
defend or help themselves and II Is
right to help one another.
Fourth--Because they always like TO
he treated we'll and not unkindly
F1fth.-Because they love you and
look TO you TO be kind 10 them.
Sixth Because they can feel pain
and discomfort like human folk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

A game played by any number OF
persons. one OF whom leaves the room
while the others agree on an adjective.
The one who went out now returns
and asks each a question In order. The
questions must all be answered In a
manner which suggests the adjective
Thus II angry" be the word selected
each must indicate by tone or gesture
that he Is IN a rage as he answers. II
tedious is the adjective. every one
may contrive TO answer with tire
some story. and so on.
The player from whose answer the
adjective is guessed then leaves the
room while another word is chosen
and becomes guesser In his turn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
Road Orchards In HeIqium.

The Belgians border their roadsides
with apple aud pear trees OF the cider
and perry varieties, and they draw a
profitable revenue from their elongated
plantations. Thus the 100000 roadside
trees OF Belgium bring In an annual
income OF S65OO0-that Is. little over
IL cents per tree. big and little-while
they cost. including contributions TO a
rcpanting sinking fund a tribe over
~ cents per tree
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
TrI.ta.. League In Good Shape.

"The salary limit is a great help TO
the Tristate," said Presidont Charles
Il. Carpenter recently. at is working
out 10 perfection. There is only one
club that may encounter any inconven-
fence, and that Is Harrisburg. Heck
ert is carrying but three pitchers. II
they meet with no accidents and can
pitch all the games, no difficulty will be
experienced by them. was never be-
fore so well pleased with the league Of
flcially or personally"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
WhIta plnrrhen of tten,.

For white dlarrhea OF fowls a tea
spoonful OF castor oil. followed by Eve
grains OF rhubarb and ten grains OF
carbonate OF soda or a grain of opium.
During the attack and for a little time
after its abatement the bird should be
fed on soft food and have no green
vegetables. For young chicks half a
teaspoonful OF olive oil is preferable 20
castor oil, and boiled rice should be
fed.-American Cultivator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

The recent victory OF Senator WI
liam p. Allison over Governor A. b.
Cummins In the Iowa primaries as
sures the veteran statesman OF re-
election for seventh successive term
Ia the United States senate.
Senator Alllson's career has been a
very long one. When his present term
Of Office expires In March next he will
be one day over eighty years OF ago
and will have served In the national
legislature forty-four years. thirty-six
OF them continuously Ia the senate.
He entered congress as representative
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

This story is told on Oscar Hammer
stein: Recently ms he was going down
town on Broadway car the street car
conductor. one of the kind who act Ike
stockholders, stood over the opera
manager and bawled:
Ibid get your faref"
Hammerstein was In deep thought
and without raising his head quietly
replied;
81 guess you did. didn't see you
ring It up for the company"
The conductor found business on the
rear platform, and the passengers en-
joyed a hearty laugh. - New York
Times
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

II the ground is cultivated often
enough no weeds can grow, and IL the
ground for crop is carefully pre-
pared before putting in the seed by
deep blowing and frequent narrowing
the cultivation. required after the
plants are up need not be more than
zone inch deep III this is done after
every rain, there can be no weeds and
they VIII become fewer every year,
while the cultivation VIII prevent loss
OF moisture I'm the soil by affording a
loose covering OF dry earth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

The Louisiana experiment station re
ports thus on the use of cane molasses
for horses: In spite OF many reports
favorable 20 the use OF molasses for
horses, the writer is not inclined TO
recommend 10 northern farmers Its in
discriminate use in place Of the cereals
and their byproducts. AS an appetizer
and tonic for horses out OF condition,
as collie preventive and for improv-
ing the palatability OF rstions. two TO
three pounds daily OF molasses un-
doubtedly would prove productive OF
satisfactory results.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

Whltownshinr fruit trees "a a good
practice Iine is wholesome agent
10 defend trees as well as other things
from noxlour insects and some other
Ills. Before withdrawing the loose
bark should be rubbed or scrapcd or
When thus applied the WITHDRAWING
Will not only be helpful In promoting
The growth of the tree. but VIII dispose
~ the Larvae or eggs OF insects which
prey upon a.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

James Il. Haggin. multimilllonaire
turfman and mine owner of New York,
California and kentucky. will estab-
lish a horse breeding farm IN South
America at some place in the sierras
yet TO be determined. He will make a
shipment Of horses there in Septem-
ber Some WIN be sold and others re-
tanned as nucleus for big plant.
Haggin believes a great horse market
Is developing In South America
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

There II land on nearly every farm
that Is fitted for the growing OF a crop
'of wood. Many OF these farms by let
ting this waste land grow up 20 wood
might bring more profit 70 the owner
than 70 cultivate or pasture such land
II seems 80 be mostly IN the hands Of
the farmer Is sec that the timber sup.
ply OF the country Is kept IN good cone
ditiOn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
The SPORTING WORLD


Or. b. Y. Roller. the well known
Seattle (wash.) wrestler. is expected
TO meet Frank A. Gotch, the worlds
champion heavyweight wrestler. IN a
match for tie championship az Seat
tie nezt month. At present Roller IL
the athletic director OF the Seattle
"A. G.. lie Is an all around athlete
ana. besides his position with the Seat
lie clrh. has quite medical practice.
Roller some time ago met Gotch In
a hnndlenr wrestling match, Gotch
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
wrLLrAM BOYD ALLISON.

In the third year OF the civil war and
was a member OF the house for eight
years.
Senator Allison is native OF Ohio
and lawyer by profession. He was a
delegate TO the convention that nomi-
mated Lincoln and has himself been a
leading candidate for nomination as
president OF the United States at sew
eral national Republican conventions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

Mix half cup OF mustard. a quarter
cup Of confectloner's sugar and tea
spoon QeveD OF salt Heat pint OF
vinegar. When hot. pour about half
of the liquid on dry ingredients. slowly
stirring constantly TO keep from lump
Ing, n the mustard Is too thick. add
more OF the hot vinegar until OF the
right consistency Pour into jelly
tumbler or your mustard pot.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

"Blg Ed" Walsh OF the White Sox
Is the only winning pitcher on Comis-
keys staff This lad Of the saliva
pitching style has been showing some
class this season and Is giving Addle
Joss race for the honors In Ban
Johnson's organization.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

The pigs should have access 20 APPLE
OF charred cobs or dry wood ashes. as
II Is Beneficial In correcting the acids
and aids In the bone development OF
the animal. The elements which go 20
bone building animals are impaired TO
them when they are enabled TO get
charcoal, and II Is quite as important
ns salt. Charcoal will also tend 20 pre-.
vent worms in hogs and cattle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
Fourth 81 Julx Game.

A nowerpot Is filed with sand or
earth A little stick with a flag is
placed IN Il. Every child playing has
70 remove q little sand from the pot
with n stick without upsettlnG the flag.
crying at the same time, Take care.
The one who upsets the flag pays q for
felt.
II becomes an anxious matter when
the sand has been removed several
times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

II the scalp Is very dry 1t Is not nee
sary to wash the head more than once
In two months. Apply this hair oil
every night Two ounces scontless cas-
tor oil, two ounces cocoaDut oil, one
ounce Of oil Of rosemary. one-half dram
Of oil Of jasmine. Mix oils with gem
tie heat Bottle shake for five min
utee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

The racing committee Of the Illinois
Valley Yncht club has received q com
munlcation from the Western Power
Boat association asking that M August
race be held under the auspices Of the
association on the Illinois river and
under the immediate direction OF the
former club
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

Many boys and girls do not know
what causes the phosphorescent light
that they sometimes see In the break
ers ne the seashore. II Is due, as a
rule, TO particles OF decaying fish mat
ter I'm the water, or it may come from
shoals Of certain kind OF fishes which
have the power OF giving of the glow,
lust as fireflles have,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

What is probably the most novel
trap team IN the country has come out
with a challenge. The team is the
quintet OF Graham brothers OF Chica-
go. and their offer II 70 meet any five
members OF any family In a shoot over
the traps.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

Rol the beeis 80 snlsci water until
very tender Skin aud mash ine. Sea-
SON With butter lmetedl. salt and rep
per then add Grated boraeradlsh 20
suit shc palate Add little vinegar
or lemon Juice, sfir well together and
serve with cold meat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27
prxIna Small Pieees.

When the wind is blowing briskly
and there Is danger that little collars,
fine handkerchiefs and other small
pieces are liable 10 be torn on the line,
put them In plllowcase and hang the
pillowcase up. The delicate little
pieces viii dry just as well, and they
will be In perfect condition when you
are ready to iron them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-27

The hair should be loosely braided
at night so as TO give the air chance
20 reach the scalp, The hair Is piled
on the head all day, so that Il Is i'm
possible for any air to reach the scalp.
and II Is absolutely necessary for the
hair 10 be arranged at night so that
the air can reach all parts of the scalp.