davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12

Iitif, men Dog bar leg albrig funoet
9labet upi1igt til at optase ct epot
Srb for en- 2anbsmanb, Der er &an.
oioot for ct Gmbeoe, Der bill bore en-
ggre for Dor HationaIitet, og iom
ielp, ON palst, ubetinset bill giere
Nationaliteten sgre. Seq lagoe Der
ON 9agen MGrfe til ct Nnpn paa
RorO 9afotas rapubIifanife @elgieb.
eel, Der ffal forel9gges 89lgerne
peb Grim9rpalget BEN 24be bs. Ser
itoo Salfoan 8enbefe for 8icegllper.
NOR. Ser er Der altiaa Gale ON ct
nrefulot Gm6ebe os ON en- Sands.
manb Der bill bore en- Srpo for bette.
9enoefe er fienbt langt uoenfor 3oro
9afota og bar blaubt ANDRE Steber
mango Senner Der | Sopeoitaoen, Der
bill globe Jig ODER bans ieirrige no.
gang of 8algfampen. Ser er mango
gorgere al Iorb 8afota, Der sier.
he piloe pere tilitebe peb Salset %
faite fin Stemme for 9enoefe Tom
Iicsllpernsr og for ben Says Sfplo
for bpiIfetiombelit gmbebe, ban
iegte, men De ~trelter fig meo, at be
89lgere, Ser bar anIeoning til at
bore tilitebe, bill beisrge Sagen uben
beres Si9lp. Weningen. meo oisie
2inier er altiaa at ubtale De beoite
gnIfer for gertbefe neb Srimerpal.
get, bpis afgisrelie bel ogiaa bill bore
b~eItemmenbe for Ssitpalget, og at
enfe Roro 9afotas Senat en- Brett
bent, Der bill fploe Stilingen til s@re
for fig ielp, fin Stat % ben Ratiu.
nalitet fra bpilfen ban TANNER.
81. 9.
epmafinen "Susoennen" er riooraeer ! COB
Croer, % ben er nIt bill fan snife en- Snntaffine
at bore. Sen sisr aost strbeioe 90 euar let.
Wsrs. 81. 93dnIrnl,
SeIent. Maribaa Co., Wftnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
Ycnges 0Gro for $50 Mar
jtDen.

Set bill ganife iitfert interesiere
MI, oa oae Sornsbenbeber er iaa bpre
og Bengene iaa imaa, at ie bpiIfet
8arb 8enae bapbe for $50 slar iioen
/ Garene 1870. Rebeitaaenoe
Sriier er bentet fra "Snbtpgter al
Ifersbus 2en 1875" / "Rorife
Samlinger l."
1 @rbei6sbeit s 9aIer.
1 Stut 2 8aler 10 Sitting.
1 So 2 Saler.
1 Sau 10 Sfiaing.
1 Gam 6 Sfiaing.
1 @aaS 3 Shilling.
1 Ssne 2 Sitting.
1 Sfippuno Mel 2 Saler.
1 Ssnoe Sabre 81 Sfiaing.
1 SaDn 8r9nbepeo 92 Sfi1ing.
Ssnoe 2afs A SaIer "a SfiQing.
1 Ssnoe Glib 8 9oler.
i Ssnbe Sorif 2 9aler.
1 Ilen @abmel A Sfiaing.
Serimoo foItet:
1 Iis Yapir 1 9aler.
1 alen 29rreo s SfiQing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
Daihineton.9 rep.
@aibinstpn, 3. g.. 7Oe SUM- 'Os.

Sommeren er fommen og oen mes
lamme fslgenoe u~ouanbring ira
gpen. Nle, iom fan, Tiger foIoerc
Hegioner, me- 0epartementsfolfene
or nsot til at blipe paa fin Goit; be
tar bperfen Sio ener 8aao iii at
reiie. ba, iom befienbt, aougresien
fonot, at blot oens egne Ieblemmer
leo tilitrGffeligt utoer Stigningeu
af Triierne paa ole 2ipsfornsoenbe.
Der til at i~oripnre en- 6orsgelie al
@agerne.
Oct eiGloer MI aItiaa for be tilbas
9eblepne at gisre oct bebite, De fan.
no al Sorbolbne, iom De er, og man
maa iaIfalo inbremme, at bette life
er iaa ponifeliat, iom mango maaife
tror. Sopeoitohen or netop IN paa
fit pafreltc, o. 8armen bar enbnlt
life facet Gio til at iGtte fig ioIt /
@rolpgningen oa Suienc, iaa ben
life eenercr ipnoerligt. Ser er bes.
rben / Sme1nen, iom TOR oaerebe ops
Init / oisie @reoe, mango lanoltge
fSoritpber. bpor 9,iften altio er rem
on iriif, % bpor HGtterne olorig
b!iper gencrcroc parme. Oct er oct.
iom reboer Situotiom for 9parte.
mentSfolfene om Sommeren. gn
flor Gel bar iloaet iis NED / biSie Sor.
irGoer og Dor Ser belle aoret runot
iii en- 0eie, Der omtrent ioarer til,
bnoo bt foiter at DO / De biaigere Sele
q; gpen. Ga aommunifationerne er
epoe, 90 Geiret ON @interen iieloen
foranleoiger uogeu Stansning iSra'
iitfen, 'aa Iaber Bette zig let arran.
sere. Oct tngcr iom en- &egel life
Longer at fomme til9ontoret ira Spr'
it9oernc emo ira &c 9iitrifter az gpen
bpor Susleien er iaa moberat, at De.
partementSioIf bar Haao til at DO
Ger. SoritGoerne bar imiblertio iftc
Gloos for ole. % De f9rreite bar
hnot Sremipn nof til at fisbe eaer
Image Suie Scr, mebcns SiSerne bar
biaigcre % @ogerne bapSe Itsrre
Sjsbcepue. gu err Der life Gale
bercm, uuotogen for benz, Der bar
tripot Sprmue eler Snbfcmit, ioa
man err aibGn9ig al S~usperter, Der
life aItio uomrrfer iie peo jim Slime
Iiabeo. sc iIeitc err berfor benpiits
til gpen, men cgina De bar Scroe'
Icne al De gobe Communications
icm SoritGoerne bar ifabt, oa Tan for
en- biaig Sris tase aftenture mel
Sporoosn eIIer 9ampifib % oerpef
cpiriifes eiter arebioet ! Den lumrt
gp ON Saser.
SopeoitaSen err altiaa life ct lac
p9rit Spmmeropbolositeo outgepel
mar man life piI taee ct altfor pes
iimiitiif Sun paa Sagen, men De
bjplper en- life til at foritaa. bnorioi
DC bsiere Eriier pirfer iaa meget me
re trpffeuoe paa Meblemmerne a
! 4ongreSien, Der blot tilbringer IN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
Npftorcn tr nm for 1oIbrepificn.

SDtturcn tr mn TOR ApiDrcutnrn.
Or. s.. q. gigen ! Gergus Sails bar
/ be iioite Gage baot praftiif grfa-
ring / 5oIolopens 8irfningcr, %
iom JpIae beraf or ban mt en- iprig
'9iIbGnger al 1oloreniiion. Dofto.
rem beisete for en- 1io iiben fin 81.
iter | Canada, os bInnot bet llbitpr,
ban braate meo zig. bar ogiaa Ell Ii.
cen 8iffert, bporfor ban bopbe be.
taft SIS. Seiteren ipntes meset gobt
ON at briise aifferfen, % 0a Or.
Gigen reiIte biert, eiterIoo ban ben
meo ocn gcmRrfning, at bun fln,0e
ienbe BAN ben meo Grpreis, ilaar
bun bapoe brugt ben iaameget bun
Liable Spit. Sorleoen Dag fom aif-
ferten pr. Grpreis, og iamtioig meo
Cen en- Heaning paa $6.97 fra DC
Sorenebe Staters SoIbp9ieu. bpilfen
Gum nbsioroe Snoisrielstoloen poa
oen Sloes Bare. Gen fortolSeoe
aiffert er M / erpreisfompdniets
@aret9gt, oa 3oftoren fiber iie for
at betale oenne Gum for lit eaet Sn-
itruIcnt. Snn t9nfte isrit at ienoe
Den forbiiireoe &iftert tilbuse til
Ssiteren % laoe benbe beboloe Den,
men ina fom ban til at tGnfe poa,
at ben canaoiife Heajering moaife
oeiaa niIoe isie en- l%ignenbe Solo
til, uoar aifferten igien pasiereoe
6~rGnoierL bporfor bennc Ylan blep
opgipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
Acrn Dnkntn.
Manoe nine saofsrere. Ssiciter'

Nange rpe Saeiprcre. Ssiciterrt
boIot Qsroag en- grtraiesiicn |
@rano SORTS, % peo oenne anleo.
ming blep Der eipct Al rpe Sagfs.
rere 3ilnoelie til at praftiiere. vi
oisie bar De % @raouenter fra Sta.
tens liniueriitet. 9lanot De npe
Sasfererc er 8. e. Monion COB.
2. Sobnion q. n. Splano % ~.
Sansen Observation-Disclosures
co bIonbt De andre er artbiir Sobn.
ion og Gbriitopber Sacobion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12
Rorter
eper Sc fsrieie4iee Slater.

Bort Splas af "Waps" oser Be ~forRieuise Stater er paa Bet
nGrmefe ubiolst, bi bar blot tIbase enbeL al Soma oe Sbo Safota.
Scert Steosnapn enr Yofoffee er tstt msb ualutnoels ftore %
Hare gogtaper, % bper enefc gs % 9anSsbb er aneioet. tiliseuteb
bper eneHe sermbaneIinie i bd: Staten. Os be f~orHraise @asOras o8
~2ates" af noaen getponing. 8i bill M taee for os &nrt opr Sbo
Satota, oa Ri netop bar bette pS Snanbeu, men Seitrtrefen oer
bette "Ueap" aiRIber osiaa for be soree Staters.
aartets stsrreHe er A CONNER tanst Os 80 sonruer breOt.
Sberpper 90 neoeninoer Ibe aartet er unret meo pasienbe TeQents
RIM Sanens ira 1 til 10 % paa Stoerne, ltseebes upo pusenbe
Geenemrun,, meb eoshaperne q. til 30. Neocrunoer &artet er ans
sipet ef6nert gouutp Staten nmo ~tiIbsrenoe Gountei9oe, bror toert
gourtbs gourtbus er, os I1eeaes er otnrertet Snobpsgerdntal for
bbert gountb. Bill man f. 81. fnbs 9ernnebaba eoutt1, iaa !aSer
man gist LOBE nebober, til man iuumsr til % Os ia Irisr man:
ginnebaba, SiOug Sans, I is. 2s,926,
bsiItet betpSer gerunebaba gountp, bbor Sioug Sans er G~orutpiroet.
90 at gountnet. bar %, 926 Subbbsaere. gosfaeet l 90 Sanet IS er
osiaa iii spttc. Tan iRttsr penfre Saanbs Se8ern9er pna Bog
faoet 1 aanten % bsire 5aanbs Sesefnser pd saaet IS unber
aartet, % tratter mn oeunrs Saanbs Sesefnger tibstrs, teet man
fEser ben Ige 2hrie, 90 ben bstre Saanbs SeseNneer tratfes opaS,
Iiaeebss Ianas 2inien til De TO Sirgre msoes, og Der bar man gRirnes
baba Counts. Rebeuuuher aartet bill man cSfaa FnSe 6ortesneIie
ODER itsrre % ninbre sbr. goftbufe, observation-disclosures o T. b, ieIo
ON famine bar blot ct Suiu SnSbp99es, ethr bier 8ps Idpn,
mb gorntn pebfsiet, er Igekoes anfert Suobp99erantdl iamt Bog
tab % salmrrte. Oil man f. CT. fnbe Ritheu. 9doiou Co., iaa
irtter man ben enc gesefnssr paa SosHdoet l, os Ben anSen pa
Sauet Is, 90 ndar be 10 Strgre msoeS, laa Fnocr man bet iete
Stes Te RrrbeSeuL 2ieelebes NrSer man SifaucesaretoelNe oeb
bbs SirIp man ian iubc uo. boor langt bet er til De forfieuiee
Steoer. NON Tiger efer.
gi er mn irrSie mS spo 9atota % penSer glaSet, % Der
NuSer pi ct tnseIat Start ober llniteb Stated, aart ooer bore seios
beI,er. erb,erbese aarene 1776 III 1901 meo angipeFe of aarstaI,
So be forSiuise serritorier os StioSeIer anneftsrcSes. for egeurpsI
acuiicnra 1903, Serds / 1S45, {. I b. 2iseIebeS er Der ct Tibet
Cart. Der onaiper be geIe at 9arbet, Der cr TiHrt for Sprtnine al
gintersseSe, geais. gaar5peee, Srust, somnIS iamt SCARE os Soaas
opI o T. b., fort iast. en- bel gel, iom fan barre at Suterssie os Epte
Nnses paa bette gIab. 2ieesees er Der mango rattrife Sabeaer
iii 8apn for iaaoauns, iom snpsr at ia @reie paa ncset al bprt
-9ecorabs goien- % "geS arnen~ ct Var oa bette Start iom Yrr.
mic for 81 20. aurtet er paa sfnuer mes aanfehaanS pa Sioerue.
Gpresie: 3. elnmnSicm, Securab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-12

Seq bar mootaset "SsSielsbaesboeen"
oe tiger 9em mango Sal. Seq bar bsrt
mcgen 8os ON benne BOG. % iee fanbt
a. ben FOREIGNER al ben Ros ben faar, iaa
iee bill meb @frbe anbefnle ben til andre.
e. SoIen. eoIfag. q. 9af.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
West Sunne.

L. T. Cooper, the man who believes
that 90 per cent. of all i'll health OF this
generation is caused by stomach trouble,
is fast winning a national faith in his
theory. His claim is now admitted by a
surprising number of people throughout
the country, and he is gaining new ad-
herents every day.
While speaking of his success in a
recent interview, Mr.. Cooper said: Il
believed ten years ago that any one who
could produce formula that would
thoroughly regulate the stomach would
have fortune. When got hold OF this
formula knew within six months that
was right, and that my fortune was
made. | called the medicine Cooper's
New Discovery, although did not get
up the formula. have owned II, how
ever, for over three years. | have had
one lawsuit over it, which l won in the
courts. When il was settled The Cooper
Medicine Company became the only firm
In the world that can prepare the medl-
cine. The preparation has sold like wild
fire wherever introduced. As l have
said before, it is successful simply be-
cause, it puts the stomach in perfect
shape, then nature does the rest. There
are any number of complaints never be-
fore associated with stomach trouble
that the medicine has alleyiated in thou
sands of cases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07

that the elocutlon class Is about to
give an exhibition. The class will then
come from behind the curtain, stand
ing lined up before 1t. AS the teacher
calls for a certain performer the line
draws away from him. leaving him
standing close to the curtain.
Now, on the other side OF this cur
tain stand an equal number of play
ers in front of certain Sits which
have been made for their arms to go
through. If there is single perform
err, he will stand with hands behind
him between two convenient Sits. The
person OH the other side thrusts his
arms through these Sits, making a
very grotesaue combination with the
person outside, and the recitation be-
gins. the speaker being aided by the
gestures of the dumb. invisible orator.
When the recitation Is In concert or
In dialogue and when. as 1t often hap
pens, the speakers are girls and the
dumb orators" are boys, the effect Is
side splitting.
A very good recitation for the pur-
pose is 1.-THE Smack In School," but
the sober pieces do just as well. for
the contrasts are even more ludicrous.
Poe's Raven" and "Curfew Shall Not
Ring Tonight" are also excellent, but
there is wide range In choice to suit
all tastes and ages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
that bis best play was to confess hin

that his best play was to confess him
self vanquished.
Henrietta was radiant.
"There!' she cried triumphantly
give made you take 1t just as 1t Is
You didn't win me over. after ALL"
didn't II" was all the editor said
but looked straight into her eyes.
Henrietta lowered hers. but made nc
reply.
And then the editor did very crue
thing
81 suppose you are going to put your
theories into practice. then. and never
let me see you again? OF course you'd
rather keep our acquaintance mem
DRY and not let 1t be spoiled by any
such commonplace thing as love and
marriage"
"Please don't" begged Henrietta,
struggling to keep back the tears. 81
told you the very first time we met that
It took courage to end the story that
way. 1t may be that the woman ISM
as strong as the author"
The editor smiled very tenderly.
81 accept them both," he said loving
ly. folding her to him. "just as they
are"
But Henrietta would not have It so.
NO" she whispered. "I'm going to
rewrite the ending. I know now what
1t ought to be-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
La FolIette's Caustic Retort.

Senator La Toilette addressed large
gathering in Milwaukee some years ago
at which there was present disturbing
and antagonistic element. AS the meet
ing progressed the unruly ones were
subdued by diverse and forceful methods
and quiet soon reigned. The orator
had the attention of the audience riveted
upon himself and held It spellbound.
Suddenly there emanated from the upper
gallery doleful and prolonged "moo."
This was followed by moo" pitched
in a higher key and issued from the
crowded balcony.
The resulting merriment interrupted
La Toilette, and he generously permitted
the audience to enjoy the incident.
When the laughter had subsidized the
senator stepped to the edge of the stage,
softened his voice, and threw his hearers
into an uncomfortable hysteria by saying:
"A calf has become separated from its
mother. Will the ushers kindly relieve
the distressed parent by restoring her
child?"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
Game Of Workbox.

Each child is given the name OF ar
article that would naturally be found
in workbox. such as scissors. thimble
needle, pin, tape measure. emery
thread, spools Of cotton and silk. etc
The children are seated in a circle
about the room. One child stands In
the center, with top or anything else
that will twlrl She twirls 1t AM
sings, "My lady must have her scis
sors before I count SIX" Scissors
must jump to catch the spinning ar
ticle before six has been counted. II
she fails to be quick enough. "Scis
sors" takes the center and. twirlins the
object. calls on any other article she
may Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
Her Own Express.

A young woman entered a store II
Washington and bought a smoking
jacket. "Of course you will pay the e1
press charges on this for me?" she said
with winning smile.
"Certainly, madam" replied the clerk
1--WE will pay express anywhere within
100 miles,"
"What will the express charge be II
Blankville, W. Va.?" she asked.
"Never mind how much it will be-
said the clerk. "Whatever it may be-
the amount will be paid"
"But l want to know the cost" sht
persisted.
81 would have to phone the express
company to get it. Why are you &c
anxious?"
because l am going to Blankville
and will carry the package out there
myself and deliver it. 1 want you tt
deduct from the price of it the amount
you would have to pay the express com
pany." And then with the sweetest o.
smiles she added, Remember the say
ing of the good old woman, Let nothing
90 to waste
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07

The "pure food law" is designed by
the Government to protect the public
from injurious Ingredients in both foods
and drugs. 1t is beneficial both to the
public and to the conscientious manu-.
facturer. Ely's Cream Balm, a success.
full remedy for cold in the head, nasal
catarrh, hay fever, etc., containing no
injurious drugs, meets fully the require
ments of the new law, and that fact is
prominently stated on every package. II
contains none of the injurious drugs
which are required by the law to be
mentioned on the label. Hence you can
use il safely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
Fought to Retain Formula
Which Has Made a Fortune.

Among statements obtained recently
from users of this medicine that is arous,
ing such universal discussion is one from
Mrs. Emma Stanley, living in Chicago,
at rs Washington Boulevard, who said
perhaps | had the most complicated
case that Mr.. Cooper had to deal with
| was troubled for years with my stom'
ach. | consulted with doctors and took
many patent medicine preparations with,
out result. My stomach was in such a
wretched shape that could not enjoy a
meal that l ate.
81 was very nervous, and could hardly
sleep; had roaring in my ears and
dancing spots before my eyes. l felt
very bad and weak. Then there was a
very sore spot at the pit of my stomach
that nearly set me wild.
II heard about the Cooper medicine
and decided to try it. / used four bot.
ties, and the Improvement in my case
has been really wonderful. My nerves
have been quoted, and l am so much
improved that | feel like new woman
Il cannot say too much for these won
derful remedies, for they have made me
we'll"
We sell the Cooper medicines and con
slider them we'll worth trial by any one
afflicted with chronic stomach trouble
and it's attendant diseases.-F. A. Shurt,
left q Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
Key to the Puzzler


No. 73.-Hidden Cities: l. Berlin. 2
Paris. 3. Moscow
No. 74.-Jumbled Names: Henry, Mo
ses, Nose, Tom. Frank. Memo, Nate
Ray, Harry. Hank. Seth, Sam, John
James. Jose, Joseph, Jesse, Thomas
Other names correctly found are alst
allowed.
No. 75.-Diamonds: l. l. T. 2. Pot
8. Topaz. 4. Tar 8. z. IL. 1. S. 2
Aha. 3. Shade. 4. Add. 5. e.
No. 76.-Endless Chain: l. Pair. 2
Iron. 3. Only 4. Ly-re. 8. Real. 8
Also. I. Soar. 8. Army. o Myth
10. Th-aw. IL. Aw-ed. u. Edge.
No. 77.-Riddle: Mantel. mantle.
No. 78-Word Square: l. Hero. 2
Even g. Real. 4. Only.
No. 79.-Double Acrostic: Prinas-
Canton. Finals-London. 1. Cynical
2. Also. 8. Noun. 4. Tread. 5. Out
do. 6. Napkin.
No sO.-vegetables: 1. Artichoke. 2
Parsnip 3. Carrot. 4. Cabbage. 8
Asparagus. 6. Lima bean. I. Spinach
8. Yam. 9. Satisfy. 10 Corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
An Undesirable Article.

When Mr.. b. went to call upon some
friends the other afternoon he was on hi
way out of town and so had his travelling
bag with him. This he placed in a cor
ner, and when he rose to leave, he over
looked it. His hostess happened tc
notice it before he had reached the
door and called to her little daughter:
"Marie, run after Mr.. B. and tell him
be has left his grip herep'
The little one gave her mother one
swift glance of surprise, but flew duti
fully to obey orders.
"Oh, Mr.. b." they heard her say
"mother says you have forgotten to take
your grip with you" Then she added
quickly, in a tone of polite apology
"You see, most all of us have had it this
winter, and we'd rather not have any
morei,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07

Drain the juice from quart can of
red cherries; chop the fruit. To the hot
juice add more sugar il necessary and
one-quarter box gelatin, softened; stir
until gelatin is dissolved and mold in
border ring. Prepare a blancmange,
adding sugar, salt and vanilla; fill empty
egg shells, adding the chopped cherries
in the center; set shells in sawdust or
salt until firm, then pick off the shells
and set blancmange on ice. Place inside
of fruit ring when serving, and surround
with the chopped fruit. Serve with
plain cream or custard sauce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-07
The yesterday Meals.

Every housekeeper on Easter day
earnestly desires to vary the menu and
make it 80 appetizing and enjoyable that
it will linger many days in the memory
of her family.
The best table napery, china, glass and
silver she boasts of should be used, and
a pot of tulips, primroses or hyscinths in
q pretty cover should be placed on
white centerpiece. White hyacinths
and yellow jonquils make a charming
and suitable Easter table decoration.
The narcissus is too strong of perfume to
be favorite table decoration where food
is placed. A dainty acquisition to the
dinner, and one which the family will ap-
preciate, is a spray of jonquils, hyacinths,
violets or lilies of the-valley placed at
each cover. Unless the family is large,
the expense will be slight and more than
covered by the pleasure given.
Spring lamb and fresh green peas are
the traditional dishes for Easter day, but
the prices asked for both make them in
advisable for families of moderate means.
A delicious method of preparing year-old
lamb-the method used by some of the
best hostelries-is given here, the dish
passing as "spring lamb"
Try to serve the food in an entirely
new way; do not overdress. Food which
suggests much handling is not overappe-
tizing, no matter how clean and particu-
lar the cook may be.
For breakfast, grapefruit pulp, remov-
ed in sections after halving, may be
served in crystal sherbet cups, with tea
spoonful of fine sugar placed on top of
each. Eggs in some form should be
served. They may be poached and plac-
ed on buttered pieces of toast, or, If
broiled, shirred or made into an omelet,
will prove appetizing with little green,
minced parsley sprinkled over just be-
fore serving. For shirred eggs the little
flat Scotch dishes are wonderfully handy,
but for those who do not care to 60 to
the expense of having the individual
dishes, saucers will do just as we'll.
Egg-shells emptied of their contents
through hole in the large end of the
shell, then rinsed inside with water, will
mold perfect eggs from gelatin, blanc
mango, etc., to be served as dessert.
For luncheons or supper, creamed eggs
in pastry shells are delicious, and these
may be supplemented by a salad and
dainty cakes, either loaf, layer or cup,
which may be iced and decorated with
citron and crystallized fruit. Fresh
pineapple will make an appetizing finish
for the day.