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Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Cures WOman's Weaknesses.


We refer to that boom 20 weak. nervous
suffering women known as Ut. Plerco's
Favorite Prescription. 4
n .Iohn Fyfe one OF the Editorial STAFF
e...o : ~, rsc.rrr, ~ pnIcAI REyT1sy Z, vs
Q! HE EoLlSl.S IIIa,o.asae y n;a;.r, III,
OF Unicorn root3 3i1eeo,e.S . ~
is one OF the CHIEF lngredlehbs @ flss 4 a.
yorite Prescription !.
"A remedy which variably acts sss ,,ter-
tin;tn tne ~ me ertire
he Continues ein HeIonias we hays Gas
nent which more fully answers tgs a2ovs I've
purposes thdss Gny other drug sessssfesash a1s
3acqmuSYsted IN the treatTnent of assesses PEE
cu1iar to women it is seldom that ascase -
seen which doesnO6 present some inc ~ atlon
for this REMEDIAL scent Dr. Fyfe salthers
says: sThs foAowlng are slnSlg Ine eapp.hs pa9ss
ln0lcations !or Heienlas :
or saching II She .as ass 3
atomic tWeaKl Con0ltle1s 81
organs oI YomeM MenlA& ~; aill S
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senss see I'm ncsf I'm 1hs res;on Of the kid
news: mer&Yrka9ia (f360affsgl due to wealES
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
GETS FIFTY THOUSAND.
Judge Taft Carries His Home State
by That Plurality.


Cincinnati, Nov "a plurality of
about $4,000 for Judge Taft, the Re-
publican candidate for president, was
the election day expression of the vot-
ers of Ohio, who, however, at the
same time chose the head of the oppo-
sition state ticket by plurality of
probably 10000. More than half the
precincts of the state are included in
the figures that show these results, no
estimates being considered and any
difference will be simply as to the size
of the plurality, there being no ques-
ton of the certainty of the result.
The slow count delayed knowledge of
the decision as to legislature and both
parties claim to have the majority in
that body that will settle the United
States senatorship. The same slow
count delayed decisions as to the bal
ance of the state ticket.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
PENNSYL LvANIA REPUBLICAN
Taft Carries the State by Over Three
Hundred Thousand.

Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-Taft has car
ried Pennsylvania by a plurality that
will be nearer 400. than 10000
The returns show considerable fall
ing Off In every county with the exeep-
tfon OF two. A heavy vote was polled
throughout the state, due principally
to the many warm contests in the Leg
islative districts. The Republicans
hold their own in the congressional
districts ii they do not increase their
representation. There is practically
no change in the Republican represen-
tation in the legislature. In PhiIa-
delphia the national ticket carried the
city by about 125,000 plurality.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Republican Gains in Georgia.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 5.-Although
Georgia gave Bryan a substantial plur
rality of about 10000, Republican
gains were shown throughout the
state. Taft received a small majority
in two counties and Watson, the Popu-
list candidate, carried three counties.
All the Democratic congressman were
reelected and the reelection of Senar
tor Clay, DEM, is assured.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
CLEAN SWEEP IN KANSAS
Republicans Elect National, State and
Congressional Tickets.

Topeka, Kan, Nov 5.-Republicans
claim 10000 plurality for their state
ticket and Taft. Attorney General
Fred S. Jackson, who was opposed by
the Liquor interests, leads the ticket,
Wyandotte, the big county of the
state, which includes Kansas City,
Kan, went Democratic, nearly defeat
ing Congressman Charles F. Scott,
Republican. The Democrats made in
roads on the Republican majority in
the legislature, but the election of Jo-
seph L.. Bristow, Rep, as United
States senator is assured. All of the
eight Republican congressman were
reelected.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
tourists passing through the canal this
season. Ten years ago the traffic was
not one-third as large as now.
NORWAY.
Christiania.

The creamery industry in Norway is
| forging ahead at a rapid rate. In
| 1856 there was only one creamery in
the country, viz, at Tolgen. Now there
| are 100 creameries and cheese fac
tories in the country, which receive
200, 600, 600 liters Of milk per year,
bringing over 100000 crowns to the
producers. There are four milk con-
densing establishments in the country,
| which consume about 2s,0O0, 600 liters
Of milk per year, paying therefore
about 100000 crowns Adding this
amount of milk which is sold by the
producer direct to the consumer it is
safe to say that the annual income
from the production of milk i'm Nor
way is not less than 100000 crowns
In value.
An exchange tells us that the un-
published works of Henrik Ibsen will
soon appear. For number Of years
the manuscripts have been kept as
valuable curiosities in tie library of
the university of Christiania. The
works are mostly productions of the
poets younger days, some finished and
some unfinished ''St Hans Natten," !"
comedy, acted in Christiania In the
early sos, but never published, is
among the pesthumeus works of the
great dramatist The collection con-
sists of both poems and plays.
The unveiling Of the Abel monument
which xryiII 40 Jyo r,Ia 1,,% ~,
ture will be great event in the Nor
Wegian capital. A Christiana busi-
ness man has already donated 1000
crowns to the festal committee and a
great musical program has been ar
ranged. The demonstrating cantata
the university students will give
grand concert, which will be attended
by the king and other high dignitaries.
According to latest reports it has
now been definitely decided that there
will be a new andinavian-American
steamship line, but it will not be an
Independent Scandinavian enterprise
as at first intended. Foreign capital
will be used and Bergen will be head
quarters for the new company. The
latter city is already the terminus Of
the new national railway and is thus
an excellent place to establish head
quarters.
Tie Bohnsdalens paper mill was re-
Gently destroyed by fire. entaiIing a
loss amounting to 100000 crowns. The
paper mill was erected in 1883 by the
Bach-Wiig company, and afterwards
some English capital was secured.
Lehar's new operate entitled '"The
Man with Three Crowns has proved
failure. The manager of the Ma
tional theater purchased the play come
time ago, but decided not to render it.
Of the $50 paintings and caricatures
which were received not long ago by
the National Art exhibition, 400 were
refused. The read to fame is for an
artist strewn with many thorns.
The postoffice receipts in Norway
during the fiscal year are very crafty
ing. They amounted to Z, 151 $50
crowns, leaving d net surplus of 4O1,-
$50 crowns.
About 1900 crowns worth Of tobac-
co has been raised by farmers in the
vicinity of Bergen this year. Nearly
all this tobacco will be shipped to
England.
Gabriel Scott is writing a comedy
entitled '"rhe s'ower Of Babel" The
play will be rendered in the Norwegian
capital in the lear future.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Taft,s Majority in. Oregon.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 5.-Returns
from Oregon give Judge Taft a lead
of 26,617 over Bryan. These returns
give Debs but 3,109 votes, Chain L.
234 and Hisgen 178. Later returns
probably will increase Taft's lead. his
total majority going to 29,5O0 or more.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Republican MsjorIties in Utah.

Salt Lake, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from the state will not be avail
able for several days, bit the final ee-
feet of their tabulation viii be mere
ly to only slightly Increase or diminish
the Republican maiorities. which
range from 10000 for the state ticket
to $4,000 for presidential electors.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Republicans sweep New Jersey.

Newark, N. J., Nov. 5.-The Repub-
licans swept the state of New Jersey.
Taft will have plurality which VIII
approach and may exceed that Of
Roosevelt four years ago, when it was
upward of $4,000. Seven of the ten
congressman chosen are Republicans
and the Republicans will control both
houses of the state legislature.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07

You must try to love your papa
as much as he loves you." said the
good lady visitor.
7 love him more" replied Tommy.
Indeed! Doesn't your papa luve
you very muchY'
Not much. He says he only lovea ma
when I'm good. =" Philadelphia Pream
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Idaho Goes Republican.

Boise, Ida, Nov. 5.-Taft's plurality
in Idaho may reach $4,000. Late re-
turns indicate the election of James
III. Brady, Rep. for governor by 5000
to 5000. The legislature is Republic
an on joint ballot, but the Democrats
may control the senate. The entire
Republican ticket is elected.
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Taft Leads by 4O,oOo.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. with only
partial returns from the thirty-seyen
counties Taft has lead Of 10000.
Cosgrove, Rep, for governor runs con.
siderably behind Taft
Morris tribune., 1908-11-07
Cannon Has Usual pIural;+v

Danville, Ill, Nov 5-Speaker TO-
seph G. Cannon has been reelected On
congress from the Eighteenth district
by plurality considerably above the
normal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
sSIAdsAtlsAsAaAs AlVtlAsAtAt Observation-Disclosures
: AnHem6nrger Hla&ri&ten. !
AyAvAVAvAVAVA

Der bieiigen 81. Yetcr's Stride alis.
ltntt. Gr rltbe in Srieben! Sen
t%rauernoen 6iuterbliebenen unler
btr6lides 8eileib!
Scm ,9eN9ars &erplb" cntrebmet
mir Hahfolsenbes:
- 6err Nifolds Snupert miro Ins
falgS Yai IN 9ealeitung bon Srane
@eitcr bon Gberofee COUNTY cine Heiic
mad, benz altcn 8atcrlanb antreten.
6err Saupert bedbiidbtigt lid in aehe
len. 2ureniburs. bleiben0 nieocr5u<
~laiieit, ipdbrenb Srnnt @eiter it'd MIR
einiae Iouate bort ouibnlteu miro.
SEER onipsrt reiite lebte isolde na6
yiornz Satota. nm ieiner Spd,ter nnb
bcren Samrilie Dor ieiner Ibreiie nod
eirmal cii,en ldngcrcn @eIud ab3l>
Itatten.
Scrr nrb Srau &. 8. &aiier
fdmeu leBte Isolde bon europa bier
an, I'M iidJ bleibenS in Imcrifu nie>
.per3ulniien. Sic balteu lid einitipciz
len bel ibrcm Sdtuaser @. Scntges
in Srebonia Gotpnibip auf. Ser
iuil9e Wann ut elm &unitihioNer;
felt elmer 9teibe o Sabren bat CT in
Ynris auf icincm 9nncmerf genrbeis
tet mo CT bofft bier aud, in bieler
granGe geihdftigung 8u finbcn. Die
junsen 2cute linn 9urembmrger. 8ir
miinihen ibnen baloiscn GrfoIg inl
ileiien 8aterlanoc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

Dem bieiieen Trieiterieminar BEN 5S.:
Soief 8ernarops @rpeloingen; Gifolas
giipers e teinfort; Nitolns Sioiers& 80
benbpur; Matbias Sonpen> Iertert;
Ilbert @rofs llielbin9eu; gmil 2in>
ben Yetingen; Martin Iuleriiss Iis
deinn; SEQ Woilong sGlo5belt (Sran@
benblrs; 8einbarb Sd)mitzS alheim;
GILBERT Steiien 3%ltrenburg uno &anill
8nmpads SiIbelingen. y Iil5 Den,
6er5 Seiusa loiter BON 9impertsberg
Den So: Soief Sobmen; Sob. 81
iher; Mntou Sa1oer itnb Ieter 8aga
ner. 81 Irs Dem bieligen 9ebenptpz
riitens aloIter ben so: Gmil &ubert.
Rene Ieper, Saul S6acffer. Iomail
Shuler uno Soici Spielmann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
aahrssssit. o fumme tals!

Sh babe SebniuHt nad blaBblouen
Sliitben,
Tah Incident Duff, nuf tparniem
SriibIingsipcbn,
Sd babe Sebnilldt naf ben 6ilgcls
hGnaen. .
$50 SdliiNelbiumen s~olbselb sriibeno
itebnl
9iaH GueIenrieieIn. fueiten @ieienz
mdtten,
Noh H%dftteallen. jursem gudens
grim,
Aoh iilberbelem, friiblin9sfrobem
2aden,
llno mad, Dem eriten. blanen Holenz
bIiibn.
Sm Sriiblingsionnenld]eine mDd)t id,
ipauoern
%cit III Die ipunoeri6one @elt
binein.
llnb lauifen n,pft ib unb Die 6dnbe
falten
Sm leus9eidmiidten. groBen @ottes@
bainl
Sic franfen Ser5en linb Die Soffs
nungSmiioen,
Sic !piiroen grpit inn Sriibliugsipunz
Der Iebn;
Tenn tpenn Der Serr ser @elt l6entt
Sriiblingsblitben,
2dBt CT aid tSer5en lpieoer alfs
eritebni
geiua6ret chamber Dor Ser3eleieI
G!rrs lit Die 3eit, Die tbr beiIammen
ieiS.
llno Oh audi piele Sabre eud) berz
einen,
Ginir iperoen tpic Iinuten lie eldl
i6einen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
9iir bic Sausfrauen.
tIn!eitung our praffiidben : fpirf6,
ld,dftlidpeu IusbilSuns. =
3fpeiter Sbeil.)
" t Seiu 2ebeusaliid.
mein liebes Sinh,
gebenfe. baB NIT nihten.
Gs niir erfiiute @iinIfe
Gs limb erfiiIlte
Sflth c II.


8enn nah ben eriten Sagen Die
Sbwierigfeit nes SeuermahenS nuf
Dem SCRIBE pper Die 8ebnnolune Des
@asberbes iiberipumbeu lit. ebeuis
Die Infansssriinoe. 3. 9. pas ridtise
TnisS-. ass Sls:S+.S, ser anpfen
uno Der berihiepenen 6emiiIe, be-
fannt iinb. ldBt man bic Sohter fhou
cttpas ielbititdnbis arheiteu, 8. 9. Den
aaffee. fofen. Die @emiiie norbereie
ten. oas Sfeilf aniesen unb 10 1bss
lihes. 90 iGreifet a lnnginm
fort nne IdBt Die Sodter ollmdblid
i~etbiitdubis peroen.
/. Sinb mebrere Sohter i'm 6anie,
10 tbeile man Die Yfiihten Ger Sauss
fubrung in ale unb lniie iepe Wode
Die ilnaen Ndofen fpedieln nit ibren
Htlihteu. 3. 9. bat Die erire Die
Sauptfohwod)e. eire 5ipeite beiorst
Den Gbenbtild, unb .ben Rad}ttif.
cine brittle belize Ihdten uno 0emiiie
plisen. Die nierte iiberrimmt bas
S%taubiriffen im 0auie, nur bat jebe
cin5elne dIein fix lire peri0nlihen
8eoIrfniie Su Ioreen, alto ielbit ibr
8ett lnb ibren Waihtiid, 5m MAIDEN.
| SIT nur cine So6ter inn Snuie. 10
iiberncbnne Die Mutter lelblt einiee
Yflihten unp iuehiele oann bierin
init Der 5ofter ab; Dies erleihtert Die
Irbeit unb erbdlt Die Cult an Der Irs
belt burh Sen 8ehlel. GIN 8aihtae
gen iibernimmt bic Sodbter audi nod,
S~aiisarbeit oeS Mdodnens.
Sir Den Ssnutaa ipiro ladl Wogs
lidlfeit porsearbeitet. Gas Suppenz
grim unS ons Semitic ipiro tags 5us
Dor gepuet. Die iiiBe Speiie mirb see
fod,t. ia ielblt einiee 8raten fCnnen
porber aIbereitet .irerecn, obue bab
iie ben @oblseidmad perlieren. 4. q.
Sauerbrateu, Sdutorbraten. aefiiute
aalbSbrlit, 9efliigel. Sammelriiden,
fGlid,er SaIe. Soourh seninnt man
p%ollauf 3eit Inn gum @ottesoienlt an
geben unb einen f%rieopoIen Sonntag
Tormittd9 gu baben.
Sn ldnblifen GerbdltniHen miro
es notbia iein. iriib Die 2eute bsim
@eIten Der aiibe 5u benufiintigen,
Dam mus nlio friiber auigelfanDcn
tpttpeu. SuE luldC UtttuNSluUe
pber Gin reht tribes 3ubettseben
ipirb dber bieie 4ertiir6nng bes
NahtidlaieS ausaleiten. Su Die
tdgliten Irbeiteu fir &oden II. /. NJ.
ihiebt iib Damn i'm IGnblifen Sauss
bait nod Die Gorge fir bas Ibrabs
men uno Seiorseu Der aeponuenen
Rild). Das &od:n oe5 Mittaaeiiens
iiir Die Seute: es ridltet iih bies nan
Den jelueiliaen Serbdltnifen uno Der
@rObe Des Sausbaltes unb oh bufiir
nod Seute aebalteu meroen f6uueu.
SeOenfnllS muB Die Sohter aber Die
8emiiidtignng Der @eimdfte lerncn
lrno tdglid nab Srbnung iebsn.
Sir Iebr pergeBlihc ainbcr iii aud
ipobl bos Gnfltelcu elmer Sdusoros
mina portbeilbaft.
Gs is abcr itets Sauptbebimamma,
ban allc Mrbeit u~rbentlid nnb snr
rihtieen Seit auegefiihrt wirp. an
ttnpinttlidDfeit mandJer Sansirauen
aeht uft Gin iuabres 1am~ilienaIiid
mnc Ser Woblitaun her Samilie su-
srmnbe.
Spnnm battle sic 8nttcr barani,
paB Die Sohter Sllerit ibrc eiaencu
Sndlen III SrbmnR hdlt uno bann
Der Nutter bilit. Die @di6c su iliz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Cine Jabel aus benz Gbeleben.

Sas minneapolis Sournal" bradJ>
tc filrslih fplsenoe lpisige Sabel: Gin
Siin9lins. Der geraoe in Den @hebafen
%eingeinufen NOR. bssab lid 5u leinem
Gater luuo iprnh: rWeiu Iuter. mes
lou Serr i'm Sauie iein. ih ober meine
Srau?" Ser nlte Wanu ldfelte unb
meinte: .Spanne meine belten Yierbe
elm, labe bunhert &iibuer auf uuo be-
Glib bib auf Die Teile. Wo on Elm gbc@
poar finbeit. fra9e, mer Der Serr int
5auie lei. Otis Die 5rau. Iab Elm
0ibn ga. tits Der Ianil. glib ibm ems
bon ben 4ferSen." Ser Siinaliua
giua. Nahbem er 70 8iibner Iosaes
morben ipar. aber feline beiben Yierbe
nod bate. tam er piebeu an Elm Saus
nnp itellte Die iiblid3e Sraae. Ma. i1
bin Serr i'm 5auiel" rief Der Minnn.
~Sas mil'ien Sic mir beiueiieu",
meinte Der Siin8lins. .Nihts leihs
ter nls boS". maj Die Nntiport, ipomit
Der Wdnu iciue Srnu rief. Die niri,:a,
Die Tnanbe res Marues bctrGitiate.
so. nun fDnnen sic ems bieler beiz
beu Yieroe ais ibr @iaeutbum beans
lprilden". perieetc Der Siingling, -
I'D nebme Den Sfimmeil" inate Der
Mann. Iber in bieism Mugenblide
rief ole Srau ibreu Iann b%eiieitc unb
lpradl einoringlidl nit ibnr. .Sn
benfe bod. ih iperpe ben 8raunen
nebmen", erfldrte Der &ann Damn. oils
CT %3uriidtnm. Sen Seufel t6uu
Sic. riei Der Silnslins erboit. Sic
nebnleu ein 8ubn!"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-22

*, 9A; t s4,,ae.gss /; I RI sag.ta9s esoa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
Small talks

having development part
this Te-StOsy.
10 whether
Republican delegation,
guard
O Midway f saywsy
OF nuehv
being forty youngsters
5 wearing smile sill Of. Aren't they thought
A Washington
5 satisfactorily.
DE- PERKINS Koebele hss left Mexico and is
him know immediate
Ee.ry Of K&neOhe.
COLONEL SAM JOHNSON have recommended that chaplain for the
be camp think
uwouidb be s good
sHERAI believe kindly proposal
JspSnese colony they typical
japanese garden eould be
sSloonkper other
Of pledge
here than will be the hereafter
Maui
Of rapidly
the which the supply for all of b central
NJ ScoTT-Jspsn s1OoOOOOO
s6OooO0o business with the United
combined needs that business
make the United and automatically
besides money subjects country
home. i state absurdity.
smallpox Nippon
which said thirteen thirteenth He embarked
Nippon Friday thirteen
He arrived here Friday the thirteenth the month Is
any wonder the smalpoxi
Of growing
Eonulu hsrbor surprising solely dredn
growing
cucumber pumpkin onkeypo kiawe ronwOod milo
trees, lily bulbs have started
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
TWO LOCAL MEN
FIND GOOD THING

\ new process OF extracting the wax
Of the honey bee from the 'slungUm'
has recently been discovered by two
Hawaiian honey men and an applica-
ton for patent on the process is now
on its way 10 Washington The new
process in its tests has worked so very
well that the few who have been taken
into the secret are asIonishei that
something so simple and apparently
50 obvious has not been in use here
tofore- That il has not. however, is
evident from the fact that DR.. Phillips,
the visiting bee expert now in the is
lands. has declared the process a new
and important discovery in the inter-
est Of apia-ists-
The process has been worked out by
E c. Smith and Albert Warehouse
and the final and finished process is
the result OF a great many experiments
carried on by them for the past few
months.
"Slumgum." il the language OF the
man that works the little busy bee for
a living. is the trash filed wax left
over after the first melting Of the comb
has enabled the gatnererS 10 take on
the first skimmings- Up until the
present 10 way has been devised TO
extract more than sixty per cent Of
the remaining wax, the forty per cent
attached 70 the trash having 10 be
thrown away and wasted By the new
process. which IS said TO be so simple
as 10 Be almost startling. practically
every bit OF the wax is saved
Naturally none Of those interested in
the process will give out any definite
description Of the apparatus usei by
them III this extraction until word that
their prior claim 10 the process has
been recognized arrives from Wash
ington- To q country with apiary in
tsrests as extensive as they are in Ha-
vail the value Of the discovery VIII be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
BANDITS TAKE
A GOOD
NAME

''Japsn is trying to do in Korea
exactly what the United States is try
ing to do in the Philippines. said d.
W. Stevens. the Diplomatic Adviser
Of the Korean government, yesterday,
Just before the Nippon Maru sailed
for San Francisco. AS there are some
who think that the policy Of the Unit
ed States in the Philippines will not
succeed, SO there are those who think
that the japanese will be unsuccessful
in Korea.
1.-The Army Of Righteousness. as the
Korean intrsnsigeants are called. IS
growing smaller and smaller as more
and more Of them are coming in and
'aeeepting the amnesty offered them.
The Christian missionaries have been
used more or less 70 foment dissatis-
faction in large degree. But then that
is not to be surprised at. These Ko-
reans are curious in their conception
of some things. Long before the Japa-
ACsC ever IL NNAS1s N-sNAN vs.
band of bandits operating in north
ern Korea as The Epworth League.
ION the whole I do not think there
can be any doubt but that the country
is showing great Improvement under
Japanese efforts. The Korean people
must be divided sharply into two class
es the official class, permeated through
and through with the dry rot of CEN
turtles of corruption, and the unofficial
class Of Koreans forming of course,
the bulk of the population. who are
interesting from every point of view
and admirable and lovable in many
ways"
Mr.. Stevens is on leave of absence
for few months and will go direct to
Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
MOCK TURTLE SOUP.

This recipe, though il does not use
fresh vegetables exclusively, is too
good 10 De omitted from the list: Il
requires one quart OF black beans, one
shank Of beef. and two large onions.
Boil the beans and the beet separately
all day. adding water when necessary.
Rub the beans when done through q
colander while they are hot Boil with
The beef the onions. one tablespoonful
OF whole cloves and one OF allspice.
Pour the mixture through q colander
and mix al night, while hot, with the
strained beans Cook only long enough
10 warm the next day. Serve with
slices Of lemon and hard-boiled egg.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-17
FISH CHowDER-

One and a half pounds Of haddock
cut from the middle OF the fish Scald
and remove the skin Boil fifteen min
utes in sufficient water 70 cover *. and,
when cool. take out the bones Put the
fish. with the water in which IL was
boiled. into z double kettle with one
pint Of milk and a piece OF butter the
size OF an egg. Add black pepper, a
little red pepper and salt, two potatoes
sliced thin. and one onion cut into bits.
Cook. one hour and, Just before serving,
add half z cup o. cream Toasted half
crackers may BE- laid in the soup
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