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Serbien % 8nlaarieu.

Serbien % Snlsarien. Mefem
Serbien og 9ulgarien er Sorboloet
meget ipanot. te~learaferes fra @ien.
Tegieringen | 9ulgarien paaitaor,
OF ben iiober inbe meb abioIute gepi.
Ter for, at lebenoe Berioner | Ger.
bien, BERT enbog in%obeiattet Den fer.
biife a%ronprins. iprist itstter De fer
biife 9anoer | W~afebonien, ipm ori.
Der % mprber @eboerne | SerpGrenoe
riIgarite Sanosbper % efterpaa
pIpnorer % brGnber beres Snie.
Gen bulsarife Resiering bar oerfor
rettet fraftiee Senpenbelier til Ger.
bien, % enbog Stormaeternes Ie-
trGientanter er blet nsbt til at l9g.
&C ct Orb meo 2aget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
poitp0ienet.

Oct al iioIte 8ongres benllgeoc
8pItbuoeet for 1903 anbroeer
iolt til $23O,OOO,O00 9ette er en-
sanife net alat meb genae, % mango
unorer fla fanife paa, bppr DC ole
fommer fra. De fleite tGnfer iig
fanife, at De toaes at SolfetS Som.
mer / Sorm al Sfatter eler andre
aieifter; Den Sanfe falber naturlisit.
Nten meb llnotagelie at EFT ubetpoe'
Iig 9rsfoel az oct belle 9elsb er bette
life GiliGIoet. I9iteu belle bet
enorme gelsb chickering's peb Cal
get al 1.Gents Eoitfort og 2.Gents
SrimGrfer. Gor bisie ub~etpbelige
IgeIsb TRANSFORMERS Boitfortet eller
grepet fra oct fi9rnelte Sisrne al
Waine til oct fiGrneite Toitaabneri
paa Si~lippinerne, eller til Den fiRrne.
lte Iifro9 al Ilaifa.
8 1884 - altioa for omtrent
ct fart garbunbreoe iioen - on
orog Yoitoeportementets Sotaluogif.
ter til $40 $1,000 % SotalinbtGg.
tcrue til $40, 50S,693. Sctte % oct
ioregaaenbc er DC eneite Iar, at Yoit.
bepartementet bar funnel oppiie Ell
aftilel Hettofortieneite. Sapbe ingen
6oranbringer iuubet Steo | De ba
beltaaenoe Sorboloc, oiI0e Nettofor.
.tieueiten pcbblcpet at itige fra flor til
Iar oa pilbe paa bcnne Sib utpil'
iont pGre iteget til ct enornlt 9elsb.
Wten itore Soronorinaer bar | Mel.
lcmtioeu iuuoet Steh. Serit for.
pgeoeS 9rcpetS Spat ira - llule til
Ell bel LIME, mems noale taa Iar ie.
mere Gortoeu n~eointtes fra 3 til .
Gent. Soa blep / @espuoclien al
S0.Aurene ben iri Smlcueriug al
9rcue % Eoitia9er | DC itsrre Sper
uopibet til ogiaa at omfottc miuore
Tper, ION I. Gr. Oecprah.
Suo beapuoteS Der iorisgSpiS meo
Sprettelieu al De irie 2aubpoltruter,
% T%orisscue log ioa bel on, at Sp'
itemct itabig bar moottet iIouibeS, til
nHiten belle ben bcbpggebe Del al
San6ct III bGfteS al ct iulNitGnbiet
9tct al IIigc &uter. Sor fem Iar
iioen bcIeb Sc meo Eoitfisriugen
pner 0iaiC Ruter i%orbuuore llo9ifter
zig I'll $S,0t1,6O5, ioraorioeenbe en-
lluocrbolanrr al S4,267, 023. Sficr,
nItina blot IRE Iar ienere, par no
piitcrne itcgne til $26,653,3 04,
bporimob lluocrboIunceu fitn anbrog
til 81, 100000.
elsie $26,653,SO4 % $23,24S,.
600 for Acknowledgement / 9perne
cr oe 10 itsrite llogiftSpoiter poa
9ubgettet. Gernpit fpmmer Sern.
Observation-Disclosures. Ger anbrager
I'll ca. S4l,OOO,OOu, oa oern9lt
igier SoIGrerue iii 2onoets Yoitme.
tire, bereS GSiiiteuter % aontoriiter.
@Irieit moi, arbrnaer oenne llbeiits'
poit iii Here tllieu Collars minbre,
emo Der ubbctaIeS / 9snuineer til Den
grme al Eoitfsrere, iom oaglis aien-
nemitreiier Sonbet paa frpoS oe pna
toGrS, % fra Den enc enoe til Den
anoen.
SbeIetaget bar oct amerifmife
FoiroGiens llopitIine i fin iorboIos.
biz 'aa forte geitaaen intet Sibe.
itpfte | Seroensbiitorien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
On Gtaaret til?

SsIgenSe lille Siitorir b9ubte mn.
Iis paa Ell bsiere ruSiiit @mbeoS.
manbS aontor, fortpIler ell uoen.
Ianoif gpis. Zen hsie Serre lao | i'm
a~pnioritoI oa Iiseoperior bam iao Ell
Storiabrifant, icm par tommet for
at iaa iot isienrem, at ban fit en-
itsrre 2eperauee til Den r,lsiiite Stat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
spenif apninI fpmmet tiIifa.

Spenif aoninl fommct tilifabe.
8ra Wiinden t%elesraferes Den 13oe
Sili. 8rep 6. y. 8ahtmeiiter, Den
%ipenife @eneraIfoniuI / 9airo, ua TO
Gamer, iom efter Spsipenoe ifal
sqre ira Gep 9orf, fom isaar aIpor.
Iigt tilifabe peo en- automobiluIpffe
her | NRrbeoen. Gbauffeurcn bIep
orpbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

Ut aOmplOt moo G5arens Sip fol
bore opoaset / 2osnopice I rusiiif
FoIen. Sper 100 WGno os apinoer,
mist9nft al Rolitiet for at bore Del.
dgtige | aomplottet. bIep arreiteret
FER ! gpen | Nanoass, oa golitiet
isger fremoeles eiter Here.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
Observation-Disclosures | 2anoct ~

mes for Sioen glennemgaaei'oe Ill
bore eanife upaaflaselig ii9r r1aar
Ser taaes ~tiIbsrligt Senipn til, OF o'
ftoar foran ct BrGiioentual9; tbi Oct
CT 10 en- ret alminbelig J%ormooniu8
of enboa unoer be melt gunitige Son.
iunftlirer forsprist oil Oct inonltri'
che 2ip aItio | nogeu 8rab i~nflncres
al ieIp ben iiernelie llbiigt til ct
grogramIfifte / 9anbets &egiering.
Sertil fommer gfterpirfningcn a.
ben ~finnnciene Strife iibite 8inter,
iom ii9r / Dc itore 9per bar paret
feIcIia | mango Sorretninger. SrobS
uit bette Iaoer oct iom ioet til, at
SorDpIoene MI er temmelig tllireoS'
flinenbe. Der er Segu til, a. iclp
be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iom Da- liot
mcIt Loo @r,uS al Eengcfrii'u, boil
ser si!itanoene isien pua al hIipe
nornole. en- 9ersiniu8 ira Glcpe'
lGrb, Chic, UNDER Eolo 13O% Sill
iremDeper, at Srafifcu poa Serbia
ncrne err i rolf Stigniug. Ger CT eli
itrrf giteripsraiel eiter Go9nc til
transport al nGiten al Sldgs Grnat
me6 muIig llnbtagelIe al Sern o8
GtaaI. Gbcieu for BROTHERHOOD Of
locomotive engineers" bar nplia no
toIt Jig meaet bnabefuIot on, ll6iig.
tcrue for IrbeioStraiifen poa Cant
bets @aner. Oct er eitcr hans ne.
ming tpoeligt. at SorrctninaSliuct or
! aIGoeligt Spioing. Ger oripcS M
mcS fitlo gr~beibSitprtc peO iaa al iiqe
Gle @ancr8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
boabe | 2iten % geiten, % &c mango
grbcibere, iom tioIigcre poa Iorct
rar uoen 9eifiritiqelie, er for set
mcite i9ien / iuIo @irfiombco. On
flor Del al sc 6ubrifer, iom iiNitc
Ssit 90 &inter mibIertiOiQ in6Ihllc6e
lin Drift, bar aIcuoptoqet Sen paauu.
re- flcre oil ieIgc citer / ocu nrrneitc
Srentio. Ntttemurtcoct bar / oct
ienere life pGret ioa Iipliat, iom on.
iteligt funoe pGre, men oaiaa poa
bette Smroabe er ser ScQn til &c,
bring. SertiI b%iOrnaer life Ii6ct De
glenneugaacnoe gunite munitiQr
Snoberetntnger ON ApIinqcn@ iii.
itono paa De forifielise auntcr al
San6et. vi life rinQe @Ctu0nina or
bet @iSnesburb ont Gelitauo o. be0rc
Sioer, iom gtr5r fig / 6orm Of nue
geittutnger pun IarmsYPaifiuer %
andre StaaIa oa Se~ruprohufter. 9e6
Snbriferne / SIttsburg oq Gmcan er
tan @rruo beroi oe De goSe lloiigter
| oct belle Here Suien Mouo. Tom bar
pnret uoen ar6eibe % SortieuCite /
Here Rnane6er. otter | iuIb @eitipi.
tieeIie. Sooo 8rsoeus Silitoub Der
| @eiten aueuar, fer bet / Oct itore og
GeIc Iopenbe no. 8auite piit bar SagI
% l1peir ! erfeIte Strsg, iaar iom
elers, foraurioset en- Gel Sfaoc,
men rpsen almtnbeIts gbeI9gsclie
9oo ftsrre StrGfninser bar oct life
tGret, og inafremt 8eiret berciter
bIir arnnitigt, oil Der iitfert bliue ct
aoot aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

ct Slag 8ismarcfs Sierte, og iioen
ben Dag par ban iom ct Cam, naar
SdDeninser bebanbIebe BAN.
Ga Sftpeningers ltbn9pneIie til
B~rofesior peo llniperiitetet | Berlin
iisote paa @obitano os Sdipeninger
i ben anIebnine terfte paa at flptte
til Miinben, afifar @ismarcf ale
anIt,lsminiiter bon @oislers Snb.
penbinger meo Den Truiel: "9er-
iom Sdpeninser flptter til @iin.
den, fIptter leg meo; iaa fan De
SIRE, bpab 9e bill"
Sbpeninser blep ubn9pnt, men
bans l1oneonelie CAB gnlebning til
forifieIige misfornsieoe gtringer.
Com Spar berpaa loo 9istnarcf tort
% goot giennem 9labene mebbele,
Of Sdpeninser bapbe erboIot ben
rsbe Grns Srben.
On Sen tpilicmme @Iabe beb at
bore en- gersmtbeo bar 9ismarcf
engang ifrepet: "Set er life pioere
bebageIiet bperfen at blipe begloet
giennem StangIorenet / IA Sfriots
Mfituno eler of blipe ifrot paa | A
Sfribts afitanb, 90 ben Smule Sor4
fenseIiebeb, iom tilfrebsitiaes peo
at man err @ienitano for Spmprf.
iombeb, parer life l9nee. 9lae 81.
bets inlaa Sriumfer bar blot elliot.
felie iaa Ienge, man life bar opIepet
Dem. .Saainart be er opnaaet, siel.
Der ON ben Song SalomoS Orb.
at aft er Sorfenaeligbeo, og bcaer
life gersmmelie ifirnfer nogen oa.
rig Silfreositiaelie."
Weget betegnenbe for Sernfansle'
rens lune Sumor er Siitorien ON
9ismarcf oa Sfomageren fra
ShLatpe. ga 9ismarcf bonbe fisbt
8arsin meS t~ilitsoenoe Sober og
isrIte Gang IfuIoe beige lin npe ei'
enoom, iteg ban al Soget | ben lille
Shlape paa Huten Berlin
9ansig for berfra at reiie pibere meo
Gibbs. Gu pleiebe be gobe gorgere
/ SdIotpe eierne at msoe op peo
gerIinertogets anfomit for at faa ct
Suit fra ben itore, fierne @eroen og
ie, ON Der muIigens ifuloe arfcmme
notable Ieiienbe til gpen. gn al De
melt npsgierrige Ienneifer /
Sflafpe bar en- Sfomager, icm al
brig unblob at msSe op, naar Ser.
Iinertpset fom. 9a Sfomageren fit
IL gismarefs ~itateItse SfiffeIie for.
IaSe Soget, blep itrar bans Nps9ier'
rigbeo paft, og ba ben SremmeSe
efterat bape aaaet nogle Slag frem
og tilbaae paa Berronen latte Jig
paa en- 9arf oe t9nbte iig en- Cigar,
funbe SdIawenereu life on fig Ian.
ger; ban gif ben os iatte Jig paa
ben anben gnbe al 9pnfen, rpf.
feoe eiterbaonoen nermere oe ipurg.
te tiIiioit:
"Se fomnrer bel fra 9erlin?"
ga bel. Spem er Ge?"
Seq er sfomaser III. meS
bpem bar ieg ben sgre..."
Seq er oeiaa Sfomager." 4
"4ei, bpao flyer 9e! Sa bar &c
bel en- flor aunoefrebs | gerlin2"
"sa ia, Den er life iaa IiSen."
Snben Gfomaeeren lit fpurgt bi.
bere, fom en- SernbanefmftionGr os
erbsbig: "Seres Grceaenre,
sfpSien itaar fGrSig," Soriaroet
oper fin 9riitigbeo c%uerfor en- iaa
Eeriouase begpnbte Stoma-
geren at iremitnmme nogIe unbifpIb.
ninser, men 9ismarcf flappeoe BAN
paa Sfuloeren % iasoe:
"9eriom Se nosengang fommer i'll
MI. LE - -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

De olpmpiife 2ege, BET iemte fore
internationaIe SorGtsitepne, afbol-
bes ! oisie Gage | gnsIanb. s ben
fsrite aonfirrance, Sammerfaitning,
Srifamerifaneren S. S. Sian.
osan fra Sem gorf, Der ilGngte
Sammeren TO SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17
Sra uolanoet.

ct gammelt Ialeri, Der al alinit-
flenoere erflGres for at bore Hubens
Grisinalmaleri: "ariitus ~nebtases
al aoriet", blep forleoen Gag opba.
get | Den fatbolife ct. Rifolai.I com.
firfe | @aritan | Eolen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

Two things a man will have TO do
get free from the bondage OF other
men; and liberate himself from the
of his own mind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-17

ESrKRKp As sxooSp CLASS MATTER JUNE 10TH ~"
At THE Posi- oFpIcH AT DEBORAH IOWA. UNDER fhh
ACT OF CONGRESS oY MARCH IN 1897.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
PEAS IN THE POD.
Old Way Of Smelling Them Is Alto
sether Unnecessary.

At last the season Of the succulent
green pea need pot be regarded with
horror by the cook. No more need
she stay out for hours and hours on
the porch Smelling them In endless
numbers. while the rest OF the dinner
waits until II is almost too late TO
complete II for that day. No more
need mother stay home from picnics
and other parties because the peas
must be prepared for lunch or dinner.
All that is necessary Is 10 throw
them. pods and all. into the pot. Cook
them the usual length OF time When
they are done. the pods will break and
rise 20 the surface. while the peas may
be found at the bottom OF the kettle.
What a change this will make in the
time II requires 20 cook a meal. What
a comfort IL will be TO feel that no
more afternoons need be spent in
Smelling peas, and what JOY II Is 10
know that peas when cooked this way
are better than when hours are spent
upon their preparation.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01

platform for the attendant csn bs
moved up and down.
This apparatus used TO bo described
as model Of an up-to-date labor saw
ing device. but actual working models
seem to have been extremely iare In
this country. The writer In all his
journeyngs never saw one In use.
When making trip through New
York state some years ago hs was
taken by n poultryman he visited TO
see one OF the curiositics OF the local.
~ a poultry plant long out of use.
which years before had been elabor
ately fitted up by a wealthy man OF an
inventive turn OF mind. interested In
poultry and especially In the develop
mcnt Of artificial methods. A. this
place We saw one Of these cOntriv-
ances. said 10 have been imported
long ago from France II was stored
In one OF the numerous outbui!dings
on the place. and was In sections
which apparently had never been put
together
In its other features this plant has
been developed along the lines ono
would expect IN man OF the charac-
toristics OF les owner Everything was
on an elaborate scale There was an
Incubator which must have had
capacity OF more than 5000 eggs. and
there were breeders. arranged in shelf
like tiers under sash. on the principle
that young chicks. Ike tender plants
would thrive In dollhouse The fur
nishinEs besides being on an elaborate
scale. were OF expensive construction.
probably representing In the aggregate
n sum most poultrymen would con.
slider fortune.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
IDEA FOR BREAKFAST ROOM
Better TO Keep Separate from the
Main Dining Chamber.

A Breakfast bay breaking out from
one side is a favorite treatment for
the newer dining-rooms. These bays
have a slight elevation. and heavy
curtains conceal them from the dining
room proper. making coy and So
cluded breakfast room for a family Of
three or four. Mullioned windows are
attractive. and easement sashes are
good form. especially IL English or
colonial designs are used in the dining
room. A side door from the bay TO the
buffers pantry is most convenient.
and, II paneling is used. a concealed
door is easily arranged. A small table.
the desired number of chairs, and
simple curtains admitting the sun.
light are all the furnishings a bay
should receive. When n larger family
must be accommodated. a breakfast
room is arranged conveniently oppo-
site the main diningroom. This. OF
course. gives freedom of treatment OF
a separate room, These separate
breakfast rooms are especially salts
factory decorated in blue. one can
here introduce pretty Dutch scheme.
when IL might not be appropriate else
where I'm the house.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01

For young pigs or calves, I consider
skim milk worth more per hundred
pounds than any grain or meal until
an age is reached when heavier feed
is required, then the odds are in favor
OF the grain.
There is nothing better to my knowl
edge that can be fed with skim milk
than plenty of grass and finely ground
cats for pigs, and whole oats with
little bran for calves. a little oil meal
with feed for both calves and pigs Is
great help, and don't forget a very
little salt In each feed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
From sword to PIowshare.

Many Of us make a great ITO do"
about too much armament, ETC.. and
yet the truth of the matter Is that we
are literally beating our weapons of
war into plowshares and other useful
instruments to help the farmer. the
builder and the housewife. The gov.
eminent always uses the best steel
in making cannon. so that as soon as
these weapons are out of date II can
sell them to foundries. At the foun-
dries the old cannon are broken up
and remelted. after which they are
made into plows. structural iron.
roofing. household tinware and a
dozen other things Of a peaceful ma
ture.--Philadelphia Record
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
SKIM MILK FOR PIGS
by A. o. Kramer.

| have had good success with pigs
put on separator milk and finely
sround oats at six weeks old; feed
a little at a time. but often. Too
heavy feeding of skim milk win scour
pigs. have never fed any skim milk
from the creamery. and II Obliged to
do so | don't think that ! could face a
calf or pig when | offered II to them
| never tried feeding dirty milk. I
always feed direct from the separator
with animal heat in II.
AS far as growth and fat production
is concerned. separator milk is Just
as good as whole milk II the proper
amount OF oil meal or something sim
Tar to keep 'ss bowels regulated and
to take the place of the butter fat,
ia fed with the milk.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
GOV. HASKELL RESIGNS
AS BRYAN'S TREASURER
Outcome of Charges That He Was Connected
with Standard OIL Foraker, Replying to
Like Accusations, Attacks Taft,
Roosevelt and Hearst.

Chicago.-Charies N. Haskell. COVER
nor of Oklahoma. has resigned the
treasurership OF the Democratic nation
al committee.
He announced his retirement from
active participation in the Bryan cam
paign and his withdrawal from charge
OF its money chests at 10 o'clock Fri
day night. after he had been three
hours In Chicago.
The resignation was forced. Has
kells colleagues on the committee as
well as Candidate Bryan himself Civ
ing the orders after seeing the Okla
homa governors plight in the ava
Ianche of oil, antiIabor, promotion"
aud other charges.
When he had handed out his resig-
nation letter the governor, with flash
ing eyes. declared:
"All those who have attacked me
shall pay for 1t, from President Roose-
welt down. He has by his acts placed
himself in the position of a private
citizen"
HaskelI's Letter Of Resignation.
Gov. Haskells letter or resignation
follows:
Hon. Norman f. Mack. Chairman Dem
ocratio National Committee. New York
City-My Dear Sir: In pursuance OF in
formation as 60 your date for return here.
when l went home before, I assumed l
would ind you here upon my return to-
day. I now learn that you will be de-
tslned In the east until Tuesday, and as
must be home on Monday 1 leave to-
morrow.
Since the president and his cabinet have
Joined forces with Mr.. Hearst and three
Wan street brokers 20 make a personal
eight against me. notwithstanding the
president In his answer TO Mr.. Bryan
abandoned HIS charge about Ohio Stand
ard OH cases. yet by all the means at the
commend OF the government and the
millions of Hearst and his Wall street
allies. they persist in vicious. unwar-
ranted. and untruthful attack on me.
Personally. 1 welcome their attack, and
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01

How many housewives feel like
shedding tears when they see their
nice juicy pies leaking all over the
oven. To prevent this calamity and
produce a presentable exhibit OF culin-
airy art take a strip OF bleached do
nestle. a little longer than the circum.
ference OF the pie and from one and a
half to two inches wide. depending on
the thickness Of the crust; moisten
well with water and fold neatly over
the edge OF the pie. See that II ad-
heres snugly. After the pie is baked
The binding can be peeled OF and To-
your Juice is where you want Il.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
a Dash Of Molasses.

Whenever II comes TO pies. New
England must take the credit This
is natural. where a certain dish be
comes a three-times-a-day meal. They
ought 10 MAKE It good when they eat
Il for breakfast
Summer boarders along the New
England coast have often wondered
why the blackberry and huckleberry
pies were better there than anywhere
else.
The secret is out-the dash OF mo
lasses is put in.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01

Many persons dislike anything Of a
food variety containing gelatine. and
the usual meat jellies contain such.
but a splendid jelly to serve with cold
or warm meat is a mint Jelly. the bulk
made with apples. Cook the apples
the same as for apple jelly. strain the
Juice and add a handful OF crushed
mint. Boil until the flavor is tx.
tracted. strain twice. and add the
same amount OF sugar and boil until
a thick jelly Is formed. Grape juice
can be favored In the same manner.
and also cranberry juice. which is
really delicious when favored with
fresh mint
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
Odd Fattenins Device.

Illustrations OF this particular kind Of
attening apparatus were frequently
seen" With the same purpose In
view we pass II along. II Il does not
prove suggestive. II will at least prove
interesting
The apparatus IL designed for the
special fattening OF poultry. and Is de.
yised TO save time and labor OF the a..
fondant. and 10 accommodate as many
birds as possible in small space. The
cage for the birds revolyes. and the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01
Cream Cheese.

Allow a pinch Of salt and a teaspoon
Of unflavored rennet to every quart
OF milk and when you have a solid
curd turn into a bag and let II drip.
II may have to hang for day before
the whey ceases TO drip from II. but
when this stage is reached take the
curd out. chop It fine. put into cheese
box and press two hours. Wrap in
tissue paper or in tinfoll. Change bag
at end OF ~ hours should the curd
take that length OF time to drip.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-01

Six eggs. their weight in sugar and
half their weight in -four. Beat the
yolks light. whip in sugar, half the
grated peel and all the Juice of a
lemon, the -four and last the whites,
Turn into the little molds that come
for lady fingers; bake steadily, cover
ing them with paper until they are
risen.
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shall meet It with all the vigcr at my
vate citizens and subject to the penalties
of the law which they merit.
In this know I shall have the aid
of my neighbors at home for all proper
purposes: but my time must be free from
other demands here. Again. my heart Is
full ~ hope for the election OF Bryan and
Kern. Honest government and rule by
the people is at stake.
Important beyond any battle at the
polls In the last generation is the pend
ting contest
1 would not for one moment consider
remaining In any way connected with
the committee. therefore hereby tender
my resignation as treasurer OF the Dem
ocratic national committee, that not the
slightest contest OF my own could in any
way be used by tho president to cloud
the sky and shield our opponents from
discussing the real Issues and laying bare
the Republican duplicity TO the people.
Sincerely yours,
CHARLES y. HASKELL.
"President a Four-Flusher. "-iaskeII
Kansas City, Mo.-"President Roose-
welt Is the biggest four-fusher in the
political business to-day. You ought
70 hear what they think of the rascal
down IN Oklahoma.
These we're the closing words OF an
Interview given out here by Gov. Has
kell OF Oklahoma. as he stepped
aboard train on his way to Chicago
The governors talk was called out by
the charges made against him by
President Roosevelt and William r.
Hearst.
Statement by Monnett.
Columbus. Or charged Gov.
Charles N. Haskell wrongfully, Il was
because Charles y. Squire gave me his
name" said Frank S. Monnett, former
attorney general of Ohio. Mr.. Mon
nett declared. however. that he could
not exonerate Gov. Haskell from the
charges that had been made that he
was a party to the 100000 bride fund
of the Standard Oil Company, nor
could he condemn him.
"All that have against Gov. Has
kell." he said. is hearsay evidence,
and have suggested that IL the case
we're presented 10 a grand jury II
would be shown whether Gov. Haskell
has been wrongfully accused"
Bryan Reproves President.
Detroit. Mich.T-The remarkable
spectacle of a presidential candidate
rebuking the chief executive of the ma
tion for making statements deemed TO
be unjustified. was witnessed here
when William J. Bryan in letter to
President Roosevelt defended Gov.
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Crisp Wafhes.
risen.

One scant teacup lard and butter. A
little sugar and pinch of salt. two
eggs, one teaspoon baking powder
one pint milk and little water. Mix
lard, butter, sugar, salt, yolk OF egg
and add -four and baking powder.
Make as stlff as for cake dough. Never
grease waffle irons except when new.
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Strong Props Tell.-Props under
trees are a sure sign that somebody
neglected to thin the fruit last month.
II may be better TO thin. even now.
than not az all
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Tomato Catsup.

Cut tomatoes. boil tender, put
through sieve. cook as thick as de-
sired. Use about the same ingredi-
ent as for chill sauce. BE careful
about spice. as II destroys the tomato
color. Air tight When done add one
gill of brandy.