davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24

The only reasonable way to keep
cheese from moIdiDg Ia to dip II in
paraiIin and then store in room
which has temperature below 40 dc.
grees and where the air is dry.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
Feeding Alfalfa Hay.

An experienced dairyman says that
IN pounds of alfalfa hay are required
to one pound OF bran In feeding value
If bran gets too high at your local
feed store the next best thing to do Is
to grow little alfalfa.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
A Golden Rule.

In reflections on the absent, go no
farther than You would go If they were
present. Il resolve" says Bishop
Beveridge, never to speak of mans
virtues before his face. nor of his
faults behind his back" A golden
rule. the observation of which would
at one stroke Danish from the earth
flattery and defamation.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24

If COW Is veil cared TOR and tho
milk or cream is delivered in good
condition ths result shou1d he a good
profit. II The pfoGt IL not Forthcoming
1t Is the fault u me ct,w
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24

Organize n eibb among your noigb.
bors md 'aIk farming noetho1s over
with thsf9. VIM not ~ This Tor the
coming uinlsfY
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
TO PREVENT WASTING OF HAY.
Run a Round Stick Through One Side
of the Manager.

About six or eight inches from the
end Of the manger bore two holes OPP
posite each other, one on each side of
manager. Procure round stick long
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
EAsY-slTTING MILK STOOL.
Why Not Have Little Comfort Dur.
ing Milking Time.

milking stool is an article that
can be used sSice day on most farms.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24
Cold.

It's a mighty cold day when a WON.
an can't make 1t hot fo+ \ man.-D~
troit Free Press.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24


Hello, sport l haven't seen you lo'
20 years. How are you getting on
"Oh, I'm multi.millionaire. y
Jour"
"Oh. I'm . multi-failure."
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24

Either Of these materials will make
comfortable seat.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-24

The cut taken
from the Agricul-
tural Epltomist.
explains itself; the
seat can be made
out OF an old
piece OF betting
or a burlap sack.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
@rRcdr,tng ser
y 0 II Is q T t / II, 0 Y g.

III 0Cicr Sta0t mntcr Sem &oIrnprci5 Su Dem or pro
0u5irt mer0en tonntc, ucrt0uit mlr0c nO bcOHltcno
biiACr ais in irgCno elmer Sta0 Der Tcrei4cn Snd.
ten no CT 1tcr Gbnlidcn @eonQngcn proou5irt miro.
IS funntc oobcr nlr cine 6ragc Der Belt cin Oob 0ice
Gompagncn id in priultcr 9Sce ilber cine Alcicbc
9ote cnlgtcn, o0er 0oB cine GnmpN1nic inter Die Gons
trclc Der anocren tomnc. Sd mar itber5cll9t, ooB
llebcrenfomncn iber Noten n0er lbcng pon (errts
toricn 5piitcn Gompo8niell Oc III Oenclbcn 6cIoe
opcrren, rnnCiIc llO lt0 cn TorId)lu0 0ielcr Nlrt
mlrOe oaber nic in @etrncbt 9e5ogcu.
r9oS Heultot elmer lolfcn per0erblidcn Wctbooe
irar nad) Der 3obng pon 3lnlcn ouf lbrc Sblgoonen
bic Sdai'g cincS 0ci5itS III 0cm Sctrcb Der 9alti.
more electric Company" ola Dem clcttriidCn 5b2it
tbrcs @eih0itS, Dem jctt natirlth ourh 9ercd)nul9
elmer pcrnnttlgcn Nate @llbo gcbottn luer0cn oll.
urn bicer &erbilOun1 m0he ih ioaen OoB bic
8cld)0aleitltnq Oicler Gompogncn uolc Hiidtdt an
Die 9teftc 0ca Eubifums un0 bic Eilidcn ocicr Gon
pdgncn Der Staot un0 0crtn Ncpotcrlmg 1e8cniiber
ncbmen. llcbcrmGBi1c &otcn iolcn nid)t bcrcdbnci
mcrOcn, n0 td) bin n Ston0e 5 Idgcn Dab IN tSolge
Scr cntpdctcn unO 5u cntpdcnocn nn0 fltr5 eruGbn'
ten ElGne Die @cpoltcrtng bon Baltimore im Stan0e
cn miro, elettriid)en Strpm ST cincm bgercn FrcS
5u folien, ais Ocn in an0cren 8robcn StGOcn 0icIe3
Snnoea beredneten IS miro Die Eolitif Der Gonoli-
6ircn Gompogne cin Die Grcile inter Dem on0er1r
St10c 5u bolten."
ySir madrn crncr Ori oc lbatind)c aunlcrfiam,
OoB bic o@altimOre electric Company" icbt nod nid)t
1cnii0cnOe GinubmCn bat, nm Die pom Ocn GOnnli0ir-
ten Golpa8nicn conrdttIi lbcrnpnmcne @arontle rlr
Die }obungcn 0uf bre Scfllrit0tclt SIT Oefen. 2clc
lbntintDcn bitten upn Srn. @ugbcs in Grobrung &C.
brod merocn f0uuc bcpor cincn @eridt pcr0fi2nt,
l1btc, Scr Die Wtctboben uncrcr GOmpdgne angrifi,
obnc 0eren @comen @ccDcnhett 5l gcbcn bic Hntcn
lulO onOere Gin5clbeiten Der Eof Der Gpmpa9nic SIT
crflGrcn.
@5 lit id)pierig gcmlg groBe Summcn iir sic
Gqllipirung elmer ocudcn 0inlt Corporation 81 cr-
balten, obnc nod unbeoruloctc &ebnlphmAen pie Die
0es @rn. Nugbca 81 pi6crleacn. I'm one bGltmogdbe
Hclultat SIT crjiccn cIltc 0ie Gompngne trjli 0rn
crbcrt a. gSu9ncr an, eiucn Ger ibrenben Glcftr5i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
An das Qu6likum!

IN 9nbetrndjt oeuiIicr 9eboiptungcl, bon Srn.
). Albert Sugbca, Sbmnnn Der @roBgclhmorenen III
itincm 9erit 6clcr &orpcrld)oft III Tcrblnolng mi
bcn Hatcn iir elcftriIfen Strom ln0 Der Wctboocl
ser Goniolibotco G5os ano electric 2gbt nn0 ASomcr
So" ulfoeitcQt iblt it'd Oie Gompagnic gCn0tbigt Die
5batladcn ndt nr 5lr Nuffldrllng ibrcr &nn0cn, on
bern uld) 3u ser oes olgemeinen FnbtnS oojnle0cn.
GrItenS lit eS miloe geln9t bod)lt ungepobnIlb nr
0en Sbnlann ser @roBgcduorenen, getiie 9lngoben
her cine groBe Corporation pbnc Die cingcbcnoc Eri'
fun0 Der GorbeOingtngen fr cine lod)c 9lngobe ST
MAIDEN llno obne Den Scdmcn Der an8egrlftenen Gom'
pagne @clegenbeit sur GarIcgung Der lbatlad)en 5u
gebe1 9cionocrs mlb oies 10 betradbtc meroen pcn1
S6mann Su0bcs iid nit elmer Ingelegcnbeit bciaBI,
Die poltGnog ollbcr Dem gcreibc ieiner Ed)ten ol9
Sbmdnn Der @roBgeldmorenen liegt. Sci Dies, pe eS
icin mag, 10 0credt 0ieler Gonpagntc gum Sergils
gent Die @elcgcnbct 5u buber, Dem Fubflm ntd)t nlr
ibren Stonbpn 10 mcit bre Huten IN Setrot)t font
men, oor5ucgel, 10cn ie cnen @ergled oeler Nnten
nit oencn in anoeren groben Stooten beredneten 9ebt
pnocrn aud in 9e5ng ou Die Metboocn Der Gompo9nc
in Der 9eban0lung o9s 4Nbliflmts.
Cbmann Sugbes bot, inoem er Icinc 9lngabcn obnc
cine Sriiflng nladtc enen Stano gegen Die Gopo8nt
ringcnonllet, Der unuerantfportlid lit.
3ir 3et bes gntaus Der Baltimore electric Som.
pam" ourd Die GpnoliOrtc Gompognie mroe ocnl
Tublifum cine Grfl0rng 9egebcn, oie ilber Die BE
bnglt9cn bnnoetc, inter medcn lcnc Gpmpa9nie nb'
iorbirt mur0e tO ii6er Den Gntldb Der Gonoltortcn
Gonlpagnic, eeftriiden Strom onrd 0ieie uno ibr>
ei0ene Corporation 5u llecrn. IS lit cine uoDbctanntt
cbotiode unb mtb Dem Srn SugbcS bctotnt Gclucicn
icit, ouB sic Nntcn r ecftridcn Srom }n cncr 3clt
Inn nebr ols sic SGlc nicoriger ais oie in ioIt e0er
groBen Sta0 in ocn Ger. Stooten moren. Sr 0u9bcS
bGtte fcrncr meu loe ooer er bate cs lctd III Gr-
fobrng bringen fonnen ouB nit Oeicu &nten Oc v9ui
tirore electric Company" niht gcni1cnO gelo Der.
bcntc Inn 3pei 0ritte ser 3inen o,i ibre SbIiaatO
nen 5u 5oblen, Die 5lr @inrhtung Der Gcntrnle etc.
pcrfouit murocn. 9Sir ibren aus Der 81 jencr 3eit
gclachten Grfldrung on:
y@s 1T naen 9cnen, Die nit ioldcn 9lnBclegcnbcitcr
pertrailt ilb, bcfann getpetn oaB clcriidcr Strom
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ySbc Guniulioutco 0as, Glcctrc 1igbt anS Eulucr
Company" ppm Baltimore.

0e scr lcbernobne Ser 2citl,n0 Scr Clcftrild)cn
Gipiipn Scr @oS uo electric Gompognic morcn nrcilr
Sntrltftioncn, ocn pbpiiden 3titnno 0cS GiacnbumS
III jc0cr gS2ilc 5u bcbC Die 0cn ccftrildCn lcnt fir
&lln0en bc''ern onnc; 1roBerc Sp1rlnntc III Der Gr
5cugnlg m0 %ertbctllnN oca Stromca SIT lidJcrn uno
Den &nn0cn 0gn Gortbcil 0ccr Ar0Bcrcn Gripnrnliic
0urd etn Alcfnl0B9c9 lu0 9crcdcs Hntcn- SpltCm 5u
gcbcn, 0na nit nbolutcr lnpartcilidfcit un1cpan0t
pcroen f0nntg
Cie STANDARD 9ntcn ser Gompn9ne scr firjIihc
%crgaugcnbcit n0 Olrh @epGbrmg pon 0iaconto 5l
ellnlten Der &nnocn hlr5lib nbltirt lo nob ncinCr
ppItpen &cmtniB picl nic0ri2cr dis 0iC IN un0ercn
groBen St00tcn herridcn0cn Ndcn.
Gic m0brcnO 0eS Gotcn-arcAca lno ioort 0nrnnD
bcrcdnctcn Sotcn morcn 0urdbnttb ni6t mlr be.
0euteto nic0riger ais IN rgeno elmer anocrcn Sta0t
0cS Sdn0c9, Ion0crn Die Don Dem grGBCrCn Sheil ser
&lln0en Der Baltimore electric Gumponp" bC5obltcn
Nnten morcu 0ld) be0cuten0 ultcr sen 4ro0uftuns.
mo Sertb1illmgSoItcn. Seine cettrde Gulupu0uic
f0nntc Oldc Erciie nn1c nuiret boten ln0 criitirc
GnS Natenlpltem, 01a fcitgcitclt mlroc um ser
2o9c 81 bcGcNncn lb ooa ctt Oic 9form nit ser Cont
pd9nle 1T lit nod mcincr 9nht Den &ln0Cn 0crcdcr
l0 9lnItlAcr, ais irDcno cn biSber in irgelo cincr
Sta0 onguunn0ca Spltcm. 0iciC NutCn iin0 olli3cr,
Dem ciniadcr o pcrtGnolider, ais irgeno lucldc AT.
oerSpo bcnbtcn, olltomotiid uno o6ne eigcnmGdtgc
Nltamobl lid alien aulicn oc9 Niclca oupuicno uuO
allnobli1er @crabebunA in gledCr Wcc iiir ulc &ln.
Den ourh ncltr 0aconto in tSo0c Der 9icoufton al
Soften ut0 Groouttion bcGbig pbnc IS iir ocn &ll-
Den notb1 81 nac)cn cine nele 9pplitation poer Gpl.
trait 81 unterjeIdnen.
Scrbcrt u. @agncr.
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Naten tit Baltimore.

in Ser Stabt Baltimore fir gnoetail. .GienIt anl
G6rlid)en Gontraft t0c pro ailonat Stlnoe filr oe
eriten 100 St,noen pro Monat @ebraltb Der angc-
hloiIcncn sSnauatpn llno 5c pro g. ". ct tlir oleh
Stron iber beiagte 0fenge geleuftrngs Sntollottos
nen CUR Gate Don 5--10 uno Wotor sSntalaonen BON
2-10 oes getrages Ser ongeihlolenen Sntoaaon
ober 9lniprud, nit elmer D'nimmsfate Don 30'16 c.
y. 56g2a @liibampen Go!tipoletten ltno rep. enc
Gieroefraft
1ieie State lit aleif ser angobe Ser Hate alS 10c.
pro Siloluatt Stitnbe G0c. pro St. @. St) fitr Die
eritcn iilnbig Stlnben go St) pro Mona @cbrdlld)
ser angeifolcnen 9eleudtings- Snalation ltro 1Oc.
pro filomatt Stnoe 1Oc pr g. 8 St) fir Die erlten
span5ig Shlnoen GO Stlnocm pro na8cbraud)
Ser dngelhloenen Motor .SSnltalution.
Snitalationen Inter obgem Wnnll,m peroen nod)
ser Jate oes 8ebrailbs ser angehloenen Snitalaton
bcrednet
Die Rate fir Sen groBeren 9crbro,,d BON Strom
ber oie obaen Stllnocn lit:
isiir geleuhtlngs. Snitalation ober 8er6roif BOZ;
70 bis 375.16 C. y. 2atl1pen ooer Gqlnaenten, ooet
5 s. Ys bis 20 s. Ys Uiotor aapa5it1t fiinf Gems
pro aiIopatt St,ltoe (5c. pr. &. ". St) ab5iig 2
Iro3 fir ebe 10 2olnpen iber 70 ooer fir ebe s. E
iber 5.
;Sir gelcuhtngs. Snltalatlon bon 375 bis 1870.
16 C. b. 9ampsn pocr Gqitipolertt. ooer % s. Es bis
125 S. as Wlctor aapnSit6t brei Gents pro aoipati
Sinoe (3c pr. 6. g9 St.), ab5ilgl ! Fro8 fir jeoe
40 9upen iiber 375 ooer fiir eoe 8. g. ilber 20.
Jir geleubtungs- Snitaaatipn BON 1876 bis 1900,
16 c. D. 2alnpen ooer eqnipalent, ooer 125 s. T bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
2Selfern 2NarpfGno 3a6a.
9dnoper SQtr.
Is. bis rs. Scptcm6cr.

Jlnnorcfe am 1G mlo II. Scpt,m0er nur
$lC5 M Niaete tilT oen Iag Scs Serlauis aill'
6cll Sauer Der Suir sum &crlNui 9ilgc bers
ldiicn 0Ilen Nubnbol Z llbr Wiurnens unb 3.25
mo $50 Ra6mlttuQs. Reraiien 3nnooer $40
Worgcns nllo 3.3j Nu6ln lllIo 6J5 glbenoS
(2JGG-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
u; eomfticm lit Staten.

IS miro ieood nidt Die abiid)t oeier Gompaanie
icin ibre aufenoen Iaen aui oe anoercr Stdote All
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

st., nit cinem Gisconto ir pronptc 3nblun9. lic
~etrebS'9fote lit 1c inO rcip &C. nit elmer @orantic
pon oOc. pro $. j. pro Monot. sir @ebrurd i'm
@roBen mcrocn GiSconti ac0ebcn bc9innenb bon 10
Eroj. filr 5000 @'ebrolb pro Monut Ter Gatcnplo
lit 0Hrd) llcbcrenommcn nit 0et @c60roen ieItgecgt
5n Flllabclpbia lit sic baIiidJe bate t5c pro g. g
1t nit Gtsconto 5lir Gc0uttiOn ser NcttoGote inter
0en 9nlItiaItcn Getollmdn0cn bis nllf Sc pro g. u
St. nit elmer @oronic bon l0c. pro 2nmpe pro Wonot
nbcr III feulcn Safe umter Sl.G2. Sir Gebrauh inn
groBen 1T Die 6aIiidje Notc 12c. pro S. g8 Ct nit
cncr Wnimunl-Suronte pon $500 pro SaGr.
jn SD'ton mar Die )iate 20r nr0 &c. nit elmer ped,.
'cn0en Nnte bon 15c. lln0 t2c pro 81. y. Ct Bonn
GtIi an reoirte Die Gompa9nic ole 9lae nui 2c pro
Sc. ". Il. netto nit elmer Munimurl. @urunte Don
SlOO pro Mona iilr ieben Neter lie gctrie6s -Gatp
1T nliI ciner Volis bon 12c nit elmer Setno1r 9ar
bon Sc. ilno elmer Sisrote pon &c., nit einer Mini.
nmtnI.8ornntie bon $l00 pro $. T. PRO Wtonat
in Tnbtnaton lit Die 9fate l0c. pro &. W Ct fir
Die erltcn 12O Stlioen pro M0nat uno DC. pro &. u
Ct onriber nit elmer @ebiiGr pon lc pro g. " Ct,
mcn Die Hed]nlng ndJt Dor Dem TO- ocs Monnts be.
}nD IT. l'ilo nit ener Winimun. Nurantie BON ST 90
pro Wonn Gleftriidc Strait 6er S. g. miro iiir
1Oc iilr ote eren 30 Sttoen ltro 5c oarber bered,
net nit ener @ebbr es gebt cine gngros Note BON
&c. pro S.. ". ct. NIT einer Mininm. Gurantie bon
$l25 pro Wtonot. Cie Staten itcbcn llntcr 0ln0es.
Gonroe.
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-@rKldr>nng oer-
Gcnieli>ate> Ga=, electric Gieht 4 Qe>per g.
az

t6tSS Sctrcb &n1enicure ocS 2obcS, I'M Die Spcration
Der cletrilhcn 1ipiiion 81 lctcn Sr gSogncr mor III
GbnIitcr &opA}it0 pon Ocn Qr0bcu cIettrtihcn Gonl
pognicn onAcltclt pcldc Die bodc SclhuB oI@ GicE'
ties 51 Den billQIten &ntCn nnltrcbtcn.
9ie 9lnDlbc 0ea Nrn @ngner lit 62igefi9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

800 $. g. @iotor aopo}tGt 8pc Gents pro ailouat
Stllnoe &c. pr. a. ". St) ob3ial. Ero5. iir ebe
225 2ampcn ber 1875 ooer ir jcoe 10 S.E ilber 125
Sbge Gisconti merOcn brett iiir Die Sernbeblu9
ser Srfn60r.9nte benubt. 9Iui bicie 9See mare cin
Is s. Es Motor 10 $. FS. ibcr ) $. IS. urb miroc
cine SeflnodrJnte bnben, Die 20 Nroj niebrtgcr ais
iiini Gents (5c) it, namld pier Gents (ic) lit. Sn
alien S0len miro Die SefltnodrJiu2 fiir Die SntaQa
tion ON ndfen Der 3nb ein Bic nr Elm Ge5imal bat
Mninllm.@drantie 500 pro @lonat ooer Sbei
oeiielben o0er $500 pro Monot IN Ger6inOng nit
tnem Dfotor iiir Strait Der eporut Don Selenftmg ill.,
IS miro peritonoen, 0aB Ser Geft Der NeOuftion
Ser Snitoantions.9late Der it, Den lbeil Ser Hefnmg
per5dtnibnlaBig berab3uebcn Der iir 1Oc. pro S. @
ST. aisgeiteQt it, uo alif ser Ictnil.fate 5u gled)er
3et es Dem getre6sbent lioglid) 5u moden Die lie-
orige Tate 5r erbnten, u1breno er burb 0enelben
Wiptor mic geeild3hlng 5rgeibrt miro
Sir ben @ebruith I'M @roBen ollf eincn nebriGf-
rigen Gontrnft lit Die Gote &c pro g. ~ Ct nit einer
Wininlrr. 8arnntie bon 1925 pro Yonat unb HeOnf.
tioncn bon Der gnlicn Hnte iper0cn nit ltcigenoem
@ebralid oilerrt.
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SSerberbiihe SriegszNaten,

Nc sic nit ocrorQc ngcgncitn pcrtrou n0 bo6cn Q0plt,
6uI ctriidr Baltimore mGbrCno 0s o0cbden Nnen
Ac9 nit Der Baltimore electric GOnpap Fcen Deroutt muroe
Sic tc Ben Soften ser @ro0uton &bG iootn mo ttef
Ercin pccn rgn0 pCrfaut pr0c.
&en eftrid1 Gompogc mn iolC Ee lonAe uirc er6oel'
betcbc 0ice ncr6Nblc Baltimore electric 60 begor
Notru Folf rcur ccm oroc lciij r sic Baltimore
electric Gompop m0 idcBi terIoa tie III Dem Sample IS muB
0cruonn uqco0 mcr0c 0of cine 0intdc 1tnItGorporo'
on Nc9c0 &crqtunD ir ibrc Gcnc crben O nm lie III oen
SOnO bcn @ccb3or Gntmcrbnng 0 3nicn ou t6re Obi
NoOn bcnb ncbt mGB0c 3micn aui bre &apio nage IS
lit einot oic Nothmc0Qtc 0rs &euo crn Ott III Scr Gn
br4 Ser lest IN ocir SnOt beic0cn 9cumAS ul0 9ctrbS
Nacn uciibrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

gs lit oas 3el Ser ,G5nS onO electric Company"
ibrcn &loen Den Gortbeil oer erb0btcn @rparniie III
Den Soften ser Yrooutoli, &ert6ciIuug to 9enuBung
ocs cleftriiden Sromes 5 geudbren Scr bon 3eit SIT
3ct aus oen bcitG1oig bon ser Gompogne llr0 bcr
Cooperation Ser aln0cn gclnadtcn 9cIicrlngcn clt-
itcben mag. ino 6c Gnten nic0rigcr ais bic III ot0cren
aruben St10ten bcredneten 5l ulnd)cn. GuB Die jest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

gen nornolcn Staten Scr Gompo0ie tbntidGid ncorl.
ger lo ais Die in au0ercn St0oten bcrcdbnctcl lit
ns Dem bcigefiigcn tobuIirtcn 2lapcs iibcr oc mrt
lidcn Hednl0en erd)tIih oie ir ucrde0cre lueIents
Iidc &oIicn OcS Gicnitc9 in ocn cba gr0Ben Std0ten
ocs 2onOcs prdientirt miirOcn.
Sic ongcfibrten Tcdjnltngct lilO olti Die r iobtn
Ncnlt III 0en onaeiibrcn St1Oten bCredneten nieOrA
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st aten im amberen Stdbten.

On Ncw-g)orf lit Die 9late 1Oe Die S. ga Ct obne
Neonftionen Sollte Elm Stltnoe 20O0 S. ". ct. oel
Monat 10 Nonate i'm Sabre garantire, nit elmer mci
teren 8aronte bon StInoen tdgdlen 0ebrolld iiir
iebe angeidpiiene 2ampe, 10 lit Die Hate 10c bie st.
@ Ct iir Die eriten 100 gebralldten Silnoen pro
Dtonat iIno 5c. Die S. g4 Ct oariiber.
Sn Chicago lit Die bniiife 9eleud)tungs&ate t5c
pro S. g. Ct itto Die Sefuno1r.Hate s., pro g. @
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S3iel Der Gpmpaamie.

Bic Gpmpagnir lit bcir ocn SHrgcrn Baltimore cftri
e geocnung Der bcrn i'll Der clt bcnbHrg, nb9n Ereen
,n gcbcn Die gcno anbcrn suh Stuo bcreuc
uon Sic bcnbidg aucrocm acn ibrcn Eicn ctbubn bic
0r0hmDgic Enbi;i gcbcn, bnm Smnbc Nbun
c 9unonma nno oic m0gd nhri9c 9ac r ocn pcrlan9cm
Scnt Gubcu m1oc (256)
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item 9iocn baiir Gicc 3obcn iprcden fiir iid) clb
lmO }ciAcn, Onb Baltimore 6epor5uOt it, Ga outc be
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-17
A Wonderful Mare.

Now, wait till tell you" insisted
a man by the counter in the st. Fran.
els. This horse was part thorough.
bred. understood, too small for the
track; picked her up for a song, you
might say. Wonderful intelligence.
You know the fetlock. that bunch Of
hair that grows down back Of a horses
hoof? Well. Fretful had the most won.
derful fetlocks. They grew riggt down
to the ground, like whiskbrooms; and
TO keep EN- cut flush with the floor
SOS she wouldn't step on them.
Been missing cube sugar from the
box in the storehouse. Set a boy to
watch: thought maybe the Chink was
taking a supply TO Chinatown. Pretty
soon Fretful pokes her nose out Of the
box stall, pulls out the wooden peg.
comes out, begins backing toward
storehouse with a funny hula.hula
movement. Opened door. lifted box
cover, ate a lot of Jumps, restored ev.
everything and began backing back,
same weighing movement.
Guess what be wa doing? Ting
her fetlocks to brush dust over her
tracks and hide emf
Wonderful" observed Clerk Van
Orden.-San Francisco Chronicle.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-17

TIL, hostess who likes variety
should try this sauce for vanilla ice
cream instead of the popular hot
chocolate dressing; Prepare half a
dozen oranges by cutting them in
half and removing the cores. See
rat every bit of skin is removed.
Boil for seven or eight minutes a aalt
mound of sugar and a quarter OF a
Gun of hot water. Do not stir or it
will sugar.
Dip the oranges into the hot strip,
let them stay a minute or two, then
nut on a platter and pour the re-
naming strip over them 10 cool.
If you have a ring mold freeze the
vanilla ice cream in it, pile up the
hollow with the oranges and pour
the strip over them both. II not
serve the ice cream on a round plat
ter. and heap up the oranges around
the base.
It is better to select the medium
sized or small oranges, or they can
he divided into sections, cut across
the whole orange with the heart re-
moved. Some Of the Juice is apt to
be lost by this latter method'-In'
dianapolis News.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-17
STUFFED TOMATO SALAD.

a stuffed tomato salad is one Oh
nv new recipes writes Fannie Mer-
rift Farmer, the great cooking au-
tbority. in her monthly page In the
Woman's Home Companion. peel
six small tomatoes, cut slice from
the stem end Of each, remove the soft
inside, sprinkle the insides with SALT
and let stand, inverted, thirty min
utes. Mash half a ten-cent cream
cheese, add six chopped pimolas, one
tablespoonful Of finely chopped pars-
ley. one tablespoonful of tomato pulp
oae-fourth Of a teaspoonful OF dry
mustard and enough French dressing
10 moisten. Fill the tomato cases
with the mixture, and serve on lettuce
leaves with mayonnaise dressing
which may be successfully made If ONE
will but follow directions. Mix one
teaspoonful Of mustard, one teaspoon
full Of salt, one teaspoonful OF pow
dered sugar and a few grains OF cay
enne. Add the yolks Of two eggs and
stir until thoroughly blended: then
add one-half teaspoonful Of vinegar.
-AQu OlANG Oll az AeAAAs a. AASNf 49,
by drop, and stir constantly. AS the
mixture thickens, thin with vinegar or
lemon Juice. Add oil and vinegar or
lemon Juice alternately, stirring or
beating constantly, until two table,
| spoonfuls each of vinegar and lemon
/ Juice and one and one-half cupfuls Of
olive oil have been used. If the oil is
added too rapidly the dressing will
have a curdled appearance. A smooth
consistency may be restored by taking
the yolk Of another egg and adding
the curdled mixture slowly to it..
Olive oil for the making Of mayon-
naise should always be thoroughly
chilled. The utensil used in the max
ing of mayonnaise may be a silver
fork, wire whisk, small wooden spoon
or egg beater."
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-17
ON THE DEAD LEVEL.

II I were n cannibal bad and bold ~
And king Of a coralline coast OF go nv
would have no use ioT '"e N''"
Nor the ris nor the COW would up ana
/ would i've on civilized man, esad!
II I we're a cannibal king acute ,,, and
/ would pluck me an arrow anu w ''
III ever / ketched him IN q bog,
That biped bully the stTcet-yaE llNs',t
And up with MS heels and into W. fot
/ would boi his pork and serve MN '''''
II were a cannibal island ,chiel
] would give my appetite TSISl. .rrsde--
On the shivering shanks ana '"e
or thcss Who are guilty OF cardinal sins,
] would eat. Tor one having done 70 Gl ,1-rjc,
The condemned galoot with the s"'''N
breath.
II were a cannibal tried and true ,.,,,,
TITS as like as not that Ia teasL on 80 ~.
And you needn't get wrathy ana oa'' '''-
TIL YOU see my pOint-keeP COOL Keep
] would eat myself there the meter hats. i,
For there's none Of US quite de'o'u %
-Robertus Love. in Harper's Weekly.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-17
stu Need the Horse.

G. X. Holmes, chief Of the division
Of foreign markets Of the Department
OF Agriculture, has found that the au.
tomobile has replaced about 10000
horses in this county up to the present
time. and farm horses have never
been in such great demand as at the
uresept moment. In fact, the demand
for horses for farm and other business
uses has become stronger and strong.
er during the last two or three years;
the farm horses alone in use on Jan.
uary 1. 1905, number no less than 49,
$50 600 in round numbers.-Indianapo-
lis News.