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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08

eller 9orgerinoe. fuuoe oeu Gag life
goot pie ita paa oiieutItqe 8aOer el.
Ter Steoer noeu ct euer ilere ioaoanne
ytGrter poa 9ruitet. 5 St. EauI
betaIte9 Der i ct eufcIt EilipIoe en-
1907 ollerieooeI for ct iaaOant
MtGrfe.
8eN en Iigneuoe SnoIamItng Tom
iornpIig forSt SteN / Gbicogo, Ncu
0orf, Boston. SeattIc % ! 2cuoon,
England, mOtom ser Be~rboIoSpi5
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 500.
600 % $4,000.
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Characterization.

st Telegram ira Feting %uteo6cIer,
at Den lille 9abDteiier Bu DiS for
mcue % mco mango gummeIoaaie
Geremonier iorbunonc Ibroubeiti.
gelie bar foreaaoct oelr 30ie 6s. Snn
ooertog Iamttoig meo G6roubeitigeI.
len gtaunet @iuan Slng. @utten er
3 Aar gammcI, % ser fortpIIeS, at
ban moer oct pIaaiomuue o. iuopit.
leoe Gereuouicl bapoe opisrt ia iom
en- bel Iioen aQr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
uIyffe paa Sioen.

Sra ct. Sobu q g., meSbeIe5. at
II Wano er onfomne ! Den poISiom.
me Storm, JON ben Sole % 4oe os,
ruieoe paa Spiten al Rep SounolanO.
Salt blep 10 6iifeiartsier oreone paa
2ano og ilaoeoe iitpffer moo slip.
perre. 3e omfomne tilbsrte Wano.
ifnbet poa ire al oisie i~orliite ,Sar.
tsier % par biemmcbDrenbc / iorifisI.
Iise Siltep9r paa Rem 5ounblanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
IT. pauls Budget.

8 ct / Sors6og5 aiboIot Jplles.
MODE al ct. 4aul 9praa65 to 9li0e.
lingcr - Council % goaro Of vi.
Oermen - bar 9gerS oGrotge 5pore
iorbsiet lin maaneoIise 2sn ira $50
til 500 o. iaitiat Opens Budget
for uPite Aar til $3,565, $50. Gette
er en- 6orsgelie al S364.09 ooer
guogettet for itoite Mar.
@uieret poa Den nRruPren6e fiat
lagte 8groi AZ iait % ~periouIig
Gieu6om oil Sfatteprotentcn rimelig.
bis gaa op iii S34.5s. miIigeus emo
og til $50 pr. $1,000, oct bsieite SEN
bar oGret paa ouer 90 @ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Oiamanter / CANADA.

Otter bpaS Der berette8 fra @iu.
nipeg, Wan., er Der iornpIig funSet
Here ganife itore 90 me9et pafre Ola.
monter / Smeguer al BET Iiae, iirrnt.
Itggenoe Settlement Gotrane / Reu
Ontario. aommiSipr 6re6 Zane /
8innipes, Der bar iuoet Iiamanterne
ienot til Jrem0iSnirg, opIgier, at De
iauoteS / ct Sag al 9IaaIere lignen6e
ben, bpori 3iamauterre Hn6c5 i
Simberlep Sgoafrifu. On al De /
ReU Ontario funone Steue bar en-
8Rr6i al $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Gerineens SefiempeIie,

geo ben S%r6iomIing al iripiaigc
giorag til Springens gefiPmpelie,
iom / 3irsbog5 og Snsbass oar for.
nnitaltei Of apinoerue / minneapolis
og 81. Roul uofom Der De ganife
oafre GUNNER Of b~eubolosois ca.
$4,000 % $4,000.
elsie SnoiamIiueer foresit PED
SaIs al Rerfer, eIer tags, bpor.
for be Gage, Tom bar iaitiatte for
Sn6iamlinserne ! Innse Si6er ioruS
bar apertereSe Tom "tag-Saps". Ter
par insen beitemt Tris ioitiat ior
oisie RGrfer, men enbper. iom on.
IteSe at aniees ior Ell goo Berger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Stor 6rtletrafif.

Eli South ct. Toltl StocfparbS,
beliggenbe peo IiSiiSIippien nogle
fna Dill is%noenfor ct. Yaul, Winn.,
anfom Der / De fsrite II Raaneoer
of aaret 1,O06,t92 Spin, beraf 140,s
3S1 Stptfer / gtopember Waaneb
alene.
Iii Sommenligning fan nGpne8,
at SiIisrieIen / De tiIiparenoe Iaas
neber / 1907 anorog til 755,56S,
iaa Soregelien aItiaa bar pRret ret
betpoeli9, nemlig life min6re emo
250,624 Stpffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Qomiral Goehlan 600.

SfgIge Ct Telegram ira Rem yort
er aoutreaomiraI Soiepb =. Goab.
ian ben 5te IS. upentst aisaaet REQ
Geoen / en- genS, CHARLES Chamber.
lains 5iem / 9fen AOaeae. y. D.,
bpor ban nieo i'm Suitru oar paa DE.
isg.
aios6e bar en- ai asmirnl Setpeps
Sfibsteier i Slaget saa MnuiIa.
bugten. iSet ban bar Gbef for arpo.
ieren "8aIeigb~. San hapse osiau
iom ing Giiter oeltaeet j Sorsertri.
gen. Gan bar isSt / aeatucfp / 1874.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Qeoiat Srepporto.

&iei5e et telegram ira Berlin er
Der meQsm &gitiuu0 o. Sc 6orenebe
Stater aiiIuttct Ell CDerenSfomit ON
0e6iGttelieu OF 9reUportoeu nleaem
Sc to 2anoe til , Gent. iiteoetior Tom
bi6til 5 Gent. CoerenstomIten trG.
Der ifrdit oeu lite SonIar 1909.
st IIgHenoe Encouragement er. iou
befieu0t, for Ell fort Eio iiOsn aflut.
tet meo England.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Omfomne Siifere.

Sra Tofno, Sapon, mebbeles BEN
Sole December. at 35 iapaneiiite 81.
iferbanoe ben foresaaenSe Dag bar
bIepne ooerraffebe af en- Ssion uSe,.
for Zen Satiu | Granddaughter o.
ole eoaeoe UNDER. RinSit $50 81.
ifere antages at bare fat 2ipet til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Srano / PORTLAND.

9Den GortIano, Woine, biemisgtes
ben 40e bS. al Den fieroe itore SIoe'
iom err inotrufiet / inoep9.
reH0e Mar. 0erue Sang par oct 10
al @rauo Srunfg uneuS itore Sof.
fer iamt ire fore Garebuie, iom s0e.
gronotobct iGtteS til $3.50,
600
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Sanolipet.
Grofesior 5. s. 8orit nbtaler iis ON
Country 2iie"-g euGsclien.
gu Weif4rosias.

Nortb 9afotas 2anobriigsSireftsr,
Hrof. S. 8. @orit. itbtalte | ct Sn-
teruieip / @aibinston iorleben bell
Wening, at De Sorenebe Stoter ON
90 @nr pil babe Sanifeligbeo meb at
brebfsbe fine 9orgere, % at oct Der
for bar paa bsi Stb, at Sffentli99e'
bens Spmprfiombeo benleoes paa De
ogrif1tltureIle Sorbolbe / Sanoet. Set
fsrite, praftiIfe Sfriot / oenne Rets
ring por fornplig taeet al 8reiioent
&ooiepelt peo lton9pnelien al ben
~foafalote "Gountrp.life" 9ommisiion
meo bet 6orulanI at granite cg i9tte
fig inc / netop otSie Sorboloe % iaa
toa 9aiis al De inbplnone Geiultotcr
at ubarbeibe en- 9Ian til en- araooiS
9eoring al oemL
Scr bill muligens eaa aar ben"
iagoe ban, "fer 2anoet iom en- Sell
beb poagner til en- milo SoritaqeIIe al
Spsrgsmoalets 8iatigbeb, og BET er
berfpr flogt at bespnbe a%gitationen
co arbeioet meb at iGtte Solicit ino
| Situationen nr."
Sporoiot bette ifal lpffes fontmer
bog til ippenOe % iioit til at bero paa
Sormeren ielp. San NC ielp tage
Saonb / Sonfe. Get er eoot % bel
nof for Gegieringen at fortpae BAN,
boab ban bsr gisre for at forbeore lin
Sitting % fine 3oar, men ON Grbeis
BET ifal Ipffes, maa 6armeren ielp
toge fat % ieIu bringe Sotemiolerne
/ anoenoelie .
Weo mirore noaet gisres for at
beffe og p~eoIigeboIOe ltngoommenS
sSnteresie for grbeioet % Sipet
paa Sormen og for at faa lat
grpmie paa ben itabig porenbe
SeppgeIie moo gperue, er Bro
fesior 8orit reo for, at Den Sio
bill fomnle, at DC iomme beflagelige
SiIitonoe fan fomne til at raaoe
Fer iom / europa, bpor BEN itsrre
MoSie al Sarmlnnbet eies al 8apita'
litter, og bpor be ptrfeIige ScroenS
9prfere / itor lloItrGfning er bare
2eilpnoinqcr % &usmGto.
8rofesioren uNtalte Jig fuloltGn'
big enig meb "Gountrp'life" &om'
migiionen / 6erS l1btaIelier / Sapsr
al intaa Sarme. San amer netop bet
al ben aIleriterite 8i0tigbeb. Meo
imoa Sarme iom RegeIen, otloe Oct
oaiua, mener ban, bli Duneifligere
for en- itor 8obSbeiiooeritono at no
title iig Der / 2anoet.
Oct er o9Iaa paatibe, flyer ban, at
hi beapnber of fornpe SOrbens 6rugt'
Garbeb. Siottl bar pL aor eiter Iar,
bare taget no al Sorben uben at gipe
ben noget igien berior. 90 / Torbins
Belle berneo oplpisr ban, at BON paa
en- aeiie, ban fornplig foretog gien.
rent europa, / Stolien bopbe beiegt
Sarme, ser bar oeret bprfebe li8e
iiben set romerife &eiIerri9eS Sioer,
men iom tro0S set GAP ct minbit fir'
nobbelt ioa itort llObptte pr. acre iom
Der t 9anoet. Gaa imaa 6arme bill
ret bIi Iettere at foreto9e beu for.
nebne @isbsling al Soroen. 8iens
reminitsitsrrelien al 6armeue /
Sronfrig, SpiflauO og Reoerlanoene
er 8 Icres.
8rofeSioren ubtolte Jig o9iaa !
TSuper al l~tnberpisntng / 2anobrug
oeo oe oifentIige Sfoler / Sanootitrif.
terne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
Dor Panoelsflaaoe.

Gen omerifanife @on0eISiIaaoe er,
ifelge Ell Weobelelie fra SaubelSOe,
partemeutcts 0apieationSbureau,
Gopember bIepet iOreget meb AZ
Camp % IS SeiIifibe. ale Camp,
ifibene % Z al SeiIforteierne er bps'
gcbe al Staal. OFF De 50 Sfibe itaI
80 i9tteS / Start poa 9ItIanterbapct,
8 pna oct itille Sap, s paa De Itore
Snoiiser og 8 paa gciteuS itore 6Io.
Der.
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en- ifaoelie Sop.

Baa ben rationale aonierpdtions.
Commissions Rsbe ! @aibinston /
fog Seuntor anute ReIion
tiIorSe for CpbepeIien Of
1SsmHler % Stea~ .2oper, unoer
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
Spokane Excursion 10 Metaline

Spokane mining men who are inter.
ested in the Metaline country are al
present engaged in getting up an excur.
sion to the camp, to which the mining
men of this section are to be invited
The Metaline country is beginning to
attract the attention of many investors
and trip of this kind cannot fail to be
OF much benefit in the way of bringing
Metaline to notice. Those who have
denied the value of the discoveries al
Metaline are usually those who have
not visited the camp, and the purpose
of the trip is to bring mining men into
closer touch and understanding of what
there is at Metaline.
The trip will be made some time in
August, and an invitation will be ex-
tended to all the prominent mining men
and investors in this section. The
Northwest Mining News, of Spokane, is
lending It's aid to the project and will
feature special write-up of the trip.
The Chewelah copper camp recently
came in for trip of this character, and
the result thereof is already noticeable
IN the way of increased activity.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
Why not Advertise!

A good suggestion has been made that
the Commercial Club and business in
terests of Newport should provide a
large sign board to be placed opposite
the Great Northern depot to attract the
attention OF passengers on transconti-
mental trains. Hundreds of people 60
through on these trains daily, many OF
whom are seeking new locations in the
northwest, and signboard advertising
the town could not fail to attract much
attention.
''Newport, Gateway to the Pend
Oreille Valley'' or something of that
character would undoubtedly arouse in
terest and produce further inquiry, on
the part of those who read it. If possi
BILE some of the numerous resources
with which this country is gifted could
be enumerated, Newport and the val
ley country are just getting onto the
map and anything that would attract
the attention of the people who daily
pass this spot, to cause them to stop off
and investigate, would be of value.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
Surveyors Have Reached PaIOuse

The party of seven surveyors who are
engaged in relocating the Washington
Idaho state line, are now in the neigh
oqrhood of Palouse. Mr.. Gannett, the
engineer in charge, says that, though
two forces are at work, the line cannot
be completed this season.
It is IS years since the state line was
first located. In many instances the
wooden marks set up at that time are
obliterated. The present survey will be
marked with steel posts, six feet long
and four inches across, set every mile.
The posts are hollow and will be filled
with concrete. On the top of each is
lettered Idaho-Washington State
Line" Every five miles cut stone
monument is placed, standing three feet
high.
In addition to the state line survey,
the engineers are locating section cor
ners for the United States land office
This necessitates much instrument work
and occasions delay.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30

of the trees surpasses the records made
in their section in the same time.
The Newport Washington Land Co.
has recently purchased 100 acres just
east of Silver Birch from Mr.. Owens. OF
Spokane. A considerable part of this
land is cleared and it will be placed on
the market in meadow and orchard
tracts
Cedar Park, the building sites along
the boulevard and on the brow of the
hill are splendid residence portions, and
with the growth of our town cannot fail
to command attention from home build
ers. A magnificent view of the town,
mountains, the river and Albeni Falls is
afforded. and no more slightly residence
spots can be found in the Inland En-
pire. In thus furthering the develop
ment of the resources of the country
directly tributary to Newport the lond
company and Mr.. Talmadge are doing
a work which will be of inestimable
value to our town.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
Newport Beat Spirit Lake

The reorganized Newport ball team
went to Spirit Lake Sunday and got
away with the Lake City ball team with
a score Of 7 to 3. Spirit Lake took the
lead at the start, but failed to win on
account of inability to hit Roseborough
who was in the box for Newport. In
the last inning Rosy struck out three
men. He was we'll supported and the
boys acquitted themselves with credit
throughout. The Spirit Lake fans were
dead sure they had the game cinched at
the start, and offered all kinds of wagers,
some of the most enthusiastic predicting
shutout for Newport. We now have an
entirely home team and it is the best
lineup OF the season. An effort is being
made to arrange some games on the
home grounds, and if successful the boys
ought to receive liberal patronage.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30

$40O more. With this assurance Mr..
Kerr stsrted for the scene on Wednes-
day morning with IS men, going by
way of Cusick to the south and west side
of the fire. Communication has since
been opened with Gov. Mead by County
Alto, ney Rockford and local people, and
it is sexpected that tauthority will be given
to keep the men in the field until the
danger is past.
Mr.. Lawrence says that the fire seems
now checked, but that it is not yet under
control. In case of strong south wind
springing up, some of the finest white
pine and cellar in the valley will be de-
stroyed and the loss run into large
sum. Much credit is due to the settlers
in that section, who have waged a fierce
fight against the flames, and also to the
women who have assisted in the work
by providing provisions and ministering
to the comfort of the weary workers. 1t
is difficult matter to supply provisions
at that distance from the base of sup
plies, and many of them have suffered
for the want of blankets.
Capt. LeClerk, of the Metaline, re-
ported today that the smoke in that
section seems to be lighter.
Supervisor Frome reports a small fire
along the south end of Priest Lake in
the Kaniksu National Forest force
of rangers is at work fighting the fire.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
FOREST fire DAMAGES
Two Thousand Acres in Unsur.
veyed Burned Over.
Is Checked but not Under Control

During the past week fierce forest
fire has been raging in the southeast
corner of township 35-42 and the north
east corner Of 34-42 in unsurveyed terri
tory. The FIRE started in Section 35-
35-42, and up to the present time has
burned over about 1000 acres, running
along both sides of the headwaters of
Tacoma creek. Fortunately but little
valuable timber has been burned up to
the present time. the fire having run
over an old burn and through timber
that was not heavy or valuable.
The first report of the fire came from
Bluslide Thursday, and it is thought it
started by lightning. The Panhandle
Lumber Co., Of Spirit Lake, and the
Consolidated Lumber Co., of Elk, both
OF whom have large holdings in the ter.
ritory threatened by the fire, were mott
fed, and they Immediately took steps to
start the fight against it. Cruiser w. G.
Lawrence, of the Panhandle, took down
a large force of men Saturday morning
to join the settlers of that vicinity, who
had been fighting the fire since it's start.
The Consolidated sent down some men
on Sunday, and the fight has been ham
died vigorously ever since. On Monday
trench had been dug for three miles
around the east and north sides of the
fire, and it was thought that it was
checked, but heavy wind came up and
the fire went fifty feet high across the
trench, and forced the retreat of the
men and the starting of new trench.
Deputy State Fire Warden Kerr, of
Colville, was notified Saturday evening,
and rode across to the the scene of the
fire. After sizing up the situation he
came to Newport and opened communi-
cation with the state warden at Olym-
pia, notifying him of the gravity of the
situation. He was advised by the state
authorities that there were but $475 on
hand for use in this district, and was
requested to keep within bounds of that
sum. Realizing the necessity of more
funds, he enlisted the aid OF the Com
mercial Club and business men. with
the result of receiving authority to use
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
STRIKE ON SILVER-LEAD
Five Foot Vein of Oxidized Lead
Uncovered
Ore can be Easily Reduced

B. F. Bourn, of Rathdrum. secretary
of the Silver Lead Mining Co.. in which
Newport people are largely interested
returned Wednesday noon from trip
to the claims of the company in the
Metaline district. Mr.. Bourn was ac-
companied by Mr.. Saunders, of Wav-
erlv. one of the stockholders of the COM
panv.
Considerable work is being done on
the Silver Lead claims this summer In
the way of building bunk houses, black
smith shops, ETC., and i'll driving tun-
mel and shaft on the iron dixie on the
property A big strike was made last
week. While driving the tunnel on the
iron dixie a fve-foot vein of oxidized
lead was encountered. The lead is well
defined and gives every evidence OF be-
ing permanent in character. Ore taken
from it has been assayed and shows up
35.2 per cent lead, which at present
values is worth $31. per ton. Mr..
Bourn had with him bar of lead which
had been reduced from this ore by
primitive methods, showing the ease
with which it can be extracted.
Mr.. w. A. I,ogue, an experienced
miner, at present in charge of the work,
will, during the next week, make two
ton test of this ore, and if it proves as
satisfactory as the company has reason
to expect, two furnaces will at once be
put in with capacity of treating 20
tons of ore day, and the property will
be shipping ore within 40 days.
The officers of the company are very
enthusiastic over the strike, and are
confident that they have one of the most
valuable properties in the camp. 1t is
situated between some of the best pros
poets of the camp, and has the added
advantage of being close to the foot of
navigation, so that it has all the most
favorable conditions. If the ore can lie
treated as they expect, the Silver Lead
will be boomer and the first regular
shipper in the camp.
Z. Reidt, of Penrith, was called to
Spokane today by the death of his step
mother.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
CLEARING FRUIT LANDS
Newport Washington Land Go.
Starts Big Task.
Will Expend Close to $4,000

AS result OF the recent visit to New
port of Mr.. J. E. Corlett, of Elkader,
Iowa, president of the Newport Wash
ington Land Co., authority was given
for the expenditure of large sum of
money on Cedar Park and the company's
lands in the neighborhood of Mr.. Tai
madge's Silver Birch ranch.
Mr.. Talmadge's work in clearing Sill
yer Birch and demonstrating that the
soil on the bench south of town is par
ticularly adapted for fruit and garden
products, has been SO successful that
Mr.. Corlett has authorized the expendi-
ture of $4,000 to $4,000 in clearing,
building boulevard and setting out
orchard tracts.
A donkey engine of 3O-horse power
capacity and fitted with the latest equip
ment for the work, has been purchased
and is now at work pulling stumps at
the rate of an acre today. A consider
able force of men is employed in slashing
and burning brush and stumps. The
face of the bench is being cleared and a
road constructed through Cedar Park,
which winds around the hill on an easy
grade. At the steepest point the grade
is but per cent. The ground next to
the brow of the hill will be laid ont into
large residence sites. driveways graded
and placed on the market. On each side
of the road up the hill will also be build
ing sites facing north and south.
The company will have from 40 to 80
acres ready to set out into orchards and
placed on the market next spring, either
ready for planting or set to orchard.
The bench land on which Silver Birch
and the company's properties are To-
Gated is some of the best agricultural
land in this section 1t is underlaid
with bed of clay, and in the dryest
seasons Is plentifully supplied with
moisture by sub-irrigation. Samples of
the soil have been analyzed by experts
and declared to be of superior quality
tor fruit culture. The thrifty growth of
trees already planted is evidence OF this.
Yakima fruit men who have recently
visited Silver Birch say that the growth
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30

At the home of her son, in this city,
on Monday, occurred the death OF
Grandma higgins, aged II years,
months and Is days. Mrs Higgins had
been i'll of heart trouble but death came
to her suddenly and peacefully She
was the mother of five sons and one
daughter. The remains were taken to
Latah, WASH, on Tuesday for burial.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30
Baseball Sunday, Newport vs.. Plantations

Next Sunday the re-organized New
port ball team will play the Plantations
team from Spokane at the ball park
west of town. Our boys are now in
good shape and the Plantations fellows
are making a good record, so we ought
to see a good game. Turn out and give
the local team support.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-30

is. Reidt, of Penrith, was called to
Spokane today by the death of his step
mother.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
coNsioER CHEESE AS FOOD.
8assd on Money Value 1t 10 Worth
Far More Than Beef.

In buying cheese 1t II necessary to
consider 1t not SO much as a relish
as q food. according to What to Eat
A relish 1t 10, but the cheese eater
should recollect that some varieties
play havoc with the digestion and
health, and these are the harder,
tougher. and blue-mold varieties,
especially those that are badly made.
II grated, it becomes more digestibls.
Solid cheese is sustaining food, and
SO nutritive that single pound con.
tains sufficient digestible matter to
sustain q man for day. In . word,
as food. good, inexpensive cheese,
based on money value, goes as far as
three times its weight of lean beef.
AS nutrient q good American Ched.
dar, an Edam. or a Gouda (Dutch) 10
one OF the cheapest known foods
adaptable to the requirements Of the
hard-working classes American
cheese should be mild, nutty and
salvy, never dry. hot, strong, moldy, or
with q cracked rind. Very little
Of the best is made, although its
price is high. Cheese should be
kept moist, but never in a moist st.
mosphere.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-11-06
THE GOOD COOK KNOWS

That by sailing the water when
poaching eggs they are rendered whit
or and clearer. A certain French cook
adds half tablespoonful of vinegar
to every two quarts Of water when
poaching eggs.
That pulled bread is delicious with
soup. To make it, cut crusts from Q
loaf Of bread Just from the oven. With
. fork pull the bread apart into strips
hve inches long and quite thin. Dry
them in q slow oven until crisp and Q
delicate brown. They are often used
at formal dinners.
That ordinary fried eggs are deli.
cious with Drowned butter. Put three
tablespoonfuls of butter in q trying
pan. Set the pan over . brisk firs.
Let the butter turn a light brown col.
or, then add two tablespoonfuls Of
good vinegar. Shake the pan slightly
to mix the butter and vinegar well.
Then pour 1t around and over Tie
eggs. Serve Immediately.