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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
zELlYa KILLS AMERICANS
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49, 80 g. o.xkrL

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IA News r-e~tr-< a. - wzrs g.
sArrE~-r t-@Sez1es IA. - Har.en1-s
e1r- a>e= czr-S-6 urr
Tie rE-ss 81 - rro A-e-zuz-s
We w-r~ tA1r E-e L~ozx-1 Craze an
LerrJ C1-1nn
T~s A-@rcnz 49, resssss ave
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VIA a. eEEre-
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GO A=e-s-1z cszrzns Ia Nhrsrarra =
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
PRIESTS GRAPHIC TALE
or MARVELLOUS RESCUE
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7ss<ess 4i~--Lasf Eat.s
49, Sters1

Trs.ty - - Fls Eine-n 10 rers
s1tHuae4 wers re1r-et alive lar Sal
urfzy a 1escr1p&o1 q rte 1zscorerr
q To- e.r1r-b~s niners ~ Rev. ya-ea
r. HsaEsg ~ - NEry-s et1rrk
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fses tsto n szAery frp1 tne totxtlng
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- = go ~ 94krfs a. - w4y. s1s-
Gen1T part1 P1Hsff sd
Listen. h1gas tko1xkt Gkear1
scnet1inE
We vsrs al sll<rf A faint pcxrt-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
MICHIGAN WOMAN SLIM

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r. cssssss-sss~s s1<sseses
cEsc4E8. Scg- 11-NrE MI1re6
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AES = Grass EHpa1s. ftcA.. vas s..--.s
Ezr<ere1 ~ a~r rvoz- fisr rhruar kns
e@e- c11
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s1ze r=e Ekez re crf-e E1s eEs
covered S~a-rA . A@lzx zz1s sor
go1z D@ttEre a EeErn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
STANDARD OIL
MUST DISSOLVE
MTnn Fg Tt afERkEHT


sns 80 c-<--s ~ csa-- rs&rE =
Sea - -ns~-t 11rs ---@ 800
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s-4 1~z--- - s.as~ s-nsz-- -
o. pz4A
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rxzz r<s-@1 Es4< -A< e=E-MzE - GAs
srl.-<L e->a1=1zE q y. zlasL zrv1r1-
rnz
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l. s1<T ezEH E-1@z EuE7E-c=< ~ -
Esr=@- - r.< Ez1r<z@ enE-T - 11N
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AZ II C--r .u<E-z W1-= = SEz-
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= LnG
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- u~-szr az - $780, - w1lc1
a. - S11r-s ru@GU- AT SIX -s@-
~ a $3.50 u--1 r TE1EE
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r. enzz w1E n-rz@1 ~ A-n-ers
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AZ - -.zrr2<i1Ee t-1e-F-11s 40 1r1zr-
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g - &-yCr-E-r 1-1zEr-E1 az Ign
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E=es C zErs -kz= 1AE91 r-r.sS
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= - crz--s Etnre x-T Il 800. wAs1
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
CHURCH GUSTS MRS. sTEIsOs


IA aa.se of Ma Arxus14 =. S.et.
sri. farmerlr srE4 rea&er q - Cars
tan sefe1<a ch4rrh 81 No. vork. waa
1rogpet fr1z - rolls q - cxrfs.
slaa seie.ce xk1rrA - Bcsson - ~.
hca<1 - directors
u as azrouncee nat IL GIrers.rs
f1~11 - eharEsa ths4 Mrn ssefs-n
was wurkizx aGzizrt the lnteransn a
re ek-rrk. an ocrtrnry - fAe trarh.
inE ard practices q ckriHsl4z scie.r<
true.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
RULES AGAINST sURusY pool
csr-.sf ce1rt S$ss sszetns.s z.-rissf
SCI Teesrcr s,cis-y

Lszi1r-n2. Ky Nsr ~4-rlrr.
1nexe B~nrrz zas szstz1z@z lhe pr1Esr
- i r. gzlrsslE a-f ctker tntsc-s
rrow4rz 90 cezfrzi Eerturty. az.
erxrse1 fee z1tisz 81 - szai-tirs ssf
q rexslser fer rks Bzriey T-1s-rr
E1esetF.
TAa nauvr Bid fkzf the s7clerT Azt
no te4s3 rl&4F re 1se me nc-eT sraru
lzz tEzza To s@.sas ~ tEe 1895 ART 1885
erres TO fHrzkRr ~ izterescs 81 n
pod E4ta En1v
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
TALK or SPECIAL SESSION


Az I.t1zz2S1lia. rzz- ~ Ness
SAYS re c@c.Hion ~ ~ s1Ere-s
ccErg 6srs&-s@E tks t.rs~zEie xrnrsI
rca1 az g.11-Ez4-zt111a IA rlaysss
Hzvnc t1ru1K1o11 ths state
n &i&z- c1lzty s1E1re.4s q -e-
an feazs 1zEe t@ea rhrsW- c9- AZ
rcrk. a-t EazT 1ritx=s rslssr-s ard
rua1s are left z az i-e1zzgZess gEa2a.
90 - EreatlF 1susgs1 - ne u1r1ef
sncwH ara ~af-E
C~ker rrl-ties repc~r Ere cc-tt.
ttcrs. tEf q lesser exze1r c. 14nrssz
n i1rs1cs;a1E 81 tke bo-1s issueE o.
gay fox rEe RAD Eea-a Exsar toas p
t1e hETers 90 fts s-c-rsrseG
ArIrrr~gs iz so=s c~Nnxsea haLe4e
a SPECIAL sesslsa ~ fes leE.asnzsrs ~ I.l
~ necesf1rg 20 urrare} TIE ts-xAe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
FIGHT BID FROM MICHIGAN

s2s-zzSs c@ers Ssrrs - 80 &C go
5<@-rs11s-s1- 49,
C@<ruir. Nsw 1a-Tke Ea1a-1r1c
Reerezzh1z at Fz<k 1znncaz-i1z- w11e4
manages EAe KalE=z11o t-vr-E r1ces
g - C-sS< czrcE1-- kas sszt sc
sraxs114.sr gss@-t NEr-1T a. N@~
Esrx = csr-e..e c1ecx tzr q 1ss &C
xza-1zf@e AZ &C., q s-sabsg ,srE-
t1r ~ hn&1szE az - Es---@s-lcE-.zcr
49, g. E41z-zx1c
Ia rszs processes - szse aEEEr11es
~ h en- s-2zs Ia s51< va-Ar1-< 1,zll.s
izr@-Ssrezcs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
DIDN'T KNOBS FEST HIFE
Ns-1s ~@r sn sr~-s< SO ~ea-s ~e o.
a FE=.er-sH~zr-ez

2e1x1 r1@w Co 8r~ns< go ~e2-n ~e nx
rE=.er-Se~zr-s1
Ez1zzzzn1 N1-1- &1w E-Ms-
80 1e~@~z TeE-s ar Er< $3.50 a-
1-zs f14z . Esz- s~rzzss ~ - ES~zs
1<sr~zees trznE-T 80 ~ r.str rar
e=z4 Fr.1 " Alr1z Ezas Mari ~ an
IN lave s<<z r@=1r-s,-c 49, q rrzz-
So -r b.zB -1Ez q Enr-A
49, 80 seSz-z-r- &zErz wEzr
Exzr w1ers - ezxzx@1 20 - uGr-s
1-z1-ez& ART Er-lEzz1s< = $50 80
rE-<- Ee Esr--=@ Ez1. kGr hsrsE
rz---< fr1z .s $1,000 w<s
Azar1- zer a ErEz1 w1zs@ t1-s
lscEs- fEzZar fs- s-~rs<sr@1 1A-H.ss.
E-< 5ea--~r Sc uxs ~ srsr sg-E- As.
III Tze f-r-er wes .-kE 1- .
Es.E1tsr &Gt s~ez sorn AZ -sE.x ~
rEzsrr Ez-n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
LElvEss2mT0 SECRETARY

1s<r-st CzE-1- zt-e-ee-n ~ --z~'a
Lsrs s-@ $780, s<-~a1.-
E@rr-t Nee "a TGe W ~
Cars r. Brgststx- e-Es.eer AT cA-1-
la g-rrs q So % r.a< ss-r- Er1.s Ezf
a Hst 60 Egruns ssrEs 80 u r u
Cz-=zn E1Es9 20 Mss A1tce RsFE
r.~ tsstz.rrE Eecr~1n-T f1r &gzE 1.1
fzlx1t1s ssrvss<s $3.50 - rs f1.Aer.
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.ess snr E-f So - rz- Ezu - siss
Es1er n SsseT-
The rs--srz.tsr az - ss-z-s x1es -
tws hrvrhers. GsizE a. N-r-az. NEa1
fs1th1res . HssrT 4 Es1 uzeSs1rx r.
~. BrrHfeE1
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
CHURCH IS ssnssT RATS


Al a -e~rl=x &C ErEhrsn n F-vw~n
III - -s-1erE C - Eecr E11e
sFsersl rA11-z4 ehxzEss fn kh.Er 1-ssE
I1s1 1er21st t>zs ~ rats zkic1 20
~ 1a1@ ~p-z --xt - 3c1s nxax
ritA. AT tkar re hsaz -1ss - zlats
y DRESSED Th@T also EaC51e1 tat 80.
Ia E1ss E1ke TIE t,o-ze< 49,
ereTJ EsE-o4r C - c41rrA a -.
<1ire1 GO Esar Es=Ewkas klrr.r akan
b 80 wurz- az.1 Ektck a fre.--rxfsr
referee g a. hirsrs ress trEssn.t e ;
kcrrez
he <rN4s r~Et - rl1lzer az1 IL
EFz =ssz lay xz34e - t11cra8 r-.aaa
- - rsxu&ath11 B-w<Arer cczex
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
sHERxsSs eayEI MISSING


WEE4@rG2Qrs MoE. 1A-Ftrn PRIEST
49, saermaa t1sr - E1rsi y 1isar-
psares frvn - sE.al slaee e - E.xk
eaTl.x the rizst q 4 party - sikks
seErM
TIE xaFel rs race q ~4k1k1r-
tnken frr~ re doors - ~ 80 CO.
grssEtcnal n1tnrT il re r1pitct t1its-
M TIE soo1 care fron HoaEsrzr
n Is1l
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
s3o0ooOoO FOR IRRIGATION


sez4for Bcrah ~ Itako. E%n3sr -
~ lerate egmmlztee @ Srrlrafic.
caiIe< a. the Nbre Hc11e
To cpznlttes. - saTs. kaa 1ae4S@f
- fsroxrr<rf - crruees . h1n< f1n1a
~ frees 81 - - sfsee1 80 Co
80 iED<1Izte corDieficn q A. ieass
tkirtTtro rrole<fs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

rAsr& 1890 -4N~s 49, $50
500 T-=~-c@-ass ss@z .
E~mzzNs1~zz pt<~s - 80 E,>r - 80
-. - - s>.-- Nrw~-~
$3.50 = A. - A--nxN. n-e
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= a-xz.r< s.=e a. EsrI--. IL
En-x s~z<s@< - - rsns< q -
~--r-.uz-r.u r--- su--rx % s-1r-rerE
= - - - rsnwxsf rs4s scra
- -w~r~-mv-uz- A. - srT were
49, - .-..s ws~Ac-~ .es-r naEs -
s-sv. ,s~sr -su-a
r. &C., ,.-~-.-m..s - - s-s-s@ A.
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~ $50 - NJ En--.
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-
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49, So
- - - - =. = - -
80 = - - - -. - - 1.
- - - -
80 N - = = -
= - = -
- - 40 -. - -
10 sl--1 = = a''-1 J. - -. - - =
z-a- ~
49, So
- y 49,
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= e.
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- - - 49, a.
1-@ae - - - ~lf<s 49, .
- - = - -.
- hze<e lrs.se. = 49,
- --ArA = - 80
100 - - - - - -
- 49, - - - = = -
q IT, znf--er
sSssz rsas - -
n L-A--ssa7f va 60 = - 1=s-
E-7@1 q - 49, 49, - 80
60
= 1919 a. 1855 - IS
~ t-z@A s@rFl-E - - yeArs-
- rA1 80 = - = - -
re1-fy -. 49, -. - - -
Cas- ~ - es'z 's'ls sea'l'ls -
49, - ss=11Ay- tSo-1S - -
TAe1 a TSEl1x H. y s@Asrs1 go
AZ 1s1srs - $50 - - - a.
a f-Are $3.50. - s-1x- - va
flSrtrae cas'-fz ef'za zi-ss'.'ssr-
= a-r@-y 1919 $40
->'lse 111 rS arse1 s1r&e1 * a. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
81. Paul Mine Gives
Up It's Dead.
BODIES BADLY BURNED
f&1 a Es.s,s Sal q &
Tmt LsEA
elIEET n SWEEP or HlNEs
ccrcrs -r.szs - Izns:sr:
sEi:I q rs Remains


-es 1sscs4 cf - ---ze-s- s'z--sssf
AT s-1z-s< 1@T1Cs. - Sn@EfsAzE -
1-ezr1-ezz1a1- Esrs tIG-1 -l'1<l's1 =
. rzzE-sc zzaA A. ~ ss1E 20 - -
ezS@ E-E-1 & - I'D lsres % -
1-g~-srks~ - rz1- -1-@ a. E1's-Tys
II &>~cw-l1g - - 11ssr sz'---laii1@
r1ra lszr~s c1-T r~s--E- s-s ~ IL
z.ecrs---e- .1r
$3.50 g - 80. wee 49, -
1-s ca--1ea Es-s $500 g - z-ls1r-
- - rs Tle--=A
T1s .zc-1EE - r1es@ -H'-1es rlis1-s
- IL =gE-e-T "a - E1Rrs r1sae zse1
Ters al E-@r-sr E-y - -1@z wee
ST. a-1Fs. Ell@t = = snchs- - -al-
rssr s--r,s1 y 1919
- - - - - - =
-
- - ~ - - ~ -
-
- = -
- :. - -. = :. :. = : -
- - - Il -.
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- - - - - -
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- - - - -
- -
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-. - -. - !.
-. = ~. - y. - - =.
$50 - - - 80 -
5000 ear.s-zaz-
- ezEr 90 & - -kLr< rsa~ sas
- - - er-z-r@< r q s~ser.s 80
tze rezs - - E-e vs<s-s VI :.
.S.z1 <ea1 .se~e ~ 49, q s-<sux
a Easrx r1z srir-r
So 1850 - a..
-, -. -. - -.
- !. - - -
- - ~
- - 80
- -. - - ;
49,
- - - - l3--e
- -
- - 80 80
- - 11s.A. =
80 - 80 80 49, 49,
= 49, I1-l8- rArr 81 y rea-c1
a. tIiak = AaSe c1rH-iTss
-sFs - ~a-Ea1E 20 So11e o1e g
frsF.~ - % Are
- 1-,rs ep~-@ - -asse 81 sGz-
9 hA@-a Esx@ SGD e r. t--
80 r.rs rtzsz 90 Al%E15&y IA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
WILSON AGAIN SAYS KILL
S1*err.r Drte--i-ec - Areas "a
@ AEhs Rs1srs j. <erx1<ky.

Cossrz1r HLiHo1 - 6ersrfrex 20
kreak ~ - AKA rissrx trrzktxx ~
ke>t1rkF an@ % tat I'D ks has rori
Gee al fHr=e-s f-zr1nE zfxa<k 70 raa
Gu ki- fcr ElHtzrT al rrt1 ne far.
Esrs tsez-E~iEes car naks rre~ars.
tto.s - re4lss ~ nfrark
IN atdirtc1 ke kas r1sae~x wek fk~
fsr=~rs 70 al Anv r~rrcr mo a..
tr~yu 70 ininrs TIER rrupsrry. cr.r.
~ - . rswar< > rarse1 f1r tks mp,
Ger. -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

Ba1 Ans. Mirh. Nor. 11-Wlrfn~
MiEkrixk nrt Frsd Hart. merv 49,
~ tynanlte rhlie tiazting r0<ks ca
tke Hart farm Tkey nae a f1ss a.
gnrowesr-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
500 FINE AGAINST III coss
c.es<as-r - c-sr=as -s1- &1ss psy
&C. r--F-S Na.-e-s-

CeF-E1z1 o. N1T. E1-Ty C11c
sExEsszer ~ - Decr1sr saEsal t.zz
was Sad E1aG AID raE<s szr Esz1zs-1zs
E-ecrEs Et1zezl-
EzK-1el1 a a -Erar xn.xk-z- u q
ssxei al aEeE.r1 ccS1 sezt ktm zster
q rEz-r-l e1r1-E TIE D@rr-- rszzs
vsE.1 {, CIeTsz1zx
= ~zs saoEn rkas C18s trsw a kzLss
wAez ~ s-Eeve1 - rAa tA-szr@ze<
gIrk q reTDlBwr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
woxas KILLED By soasDER


an9 $50 q CaSrsrt1
Grar1 7agltA Mtch- &gr Il
C~1rEs s~@l~zz- cnz.eszec sfnrsr *
Nh Sama-{ FaTfor. wEs Errsstsc n
10 bo1x- Nser- ~ trars1y ocru-rr.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
WHAT SHE DID

"Please state to the court exactly
what you did between s and 8 o'clock
on wednesday morning" said a lawyer
to delicate-looking little woman on
the witness stand.
Well" she said, after a moments
reflection, 'I washed my two children
and got them ready for school, and
sewed a button on Johnny's coat, and
mended Nellie's dress. Then 1 tidied
up my sitting room and made two beds
and watered my house plants and
glanced over the morning paper. Then
I busted my parlor and set things to
rights in 1t and washed some lamp
chimneys and combed my baby's hair
and sewed a button on one of her little
shoes, and then I swept out my front
entry and brushed and put away the
children's Sunday clothes and wrote a
note to Johnny's teacher asking her to
excuse him for not being to school on
Friday. Then l fed my canary bird
and cleaned off the breakfast table and
gave the grocery man an order and
swept off the back porch, and then
sat down and rested a few minutes be-
fore the clock struck 9. That's ALL"
"All!' said the dazed lawyer. Eek
cuse me, judge; l must get my breath
before | call the next Witness"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
ShOrtcakes of Various Kinds

tips one-fourth cupful of butter. Add
the white of one egg beaten stiff. Add
gradually one cupful of milk, making
dough similar to pie crust in that 1t
is fiaky and not too soft. Fold and
knead lightly. Divide into tw> cakes
Pat into rounds or squares and bake
in cake tins in moderately quick oven
fifteen or twenty minutes.
Sponge Cake for Shortcake-One cup
full of sugar, one cup1 Il of -four, four
eggs, whites beaten to a froth, twelve
teaspoonfuls of water, one teaspoon
full of baking powder. Beat sugar and
yolks of eggs, add the water, the flour
and baking nowder then the whites
of eggs. Bake in jelly cake pans. Mash
and sweeten two boxes of berries.
Orange Sauce for Pineapple, Orange
and Banana hortcake-Separate two
eggs. putting the yollSs into small
bowl and the whites into larger one.
Into a cup put the grated rind of one
orange and four tablespoonfuls or
orange Juice. Into another cup put the
grated rind of one lemon and one ta-
blespoonful of lemon juice. Have ready
one cupful of powdered sugar. Beat
the yolks of the eggs until they are
like whipped cream, adding gradually
one-half of the sugar Then beat in
carefully the rind and juice of the
orange. Beat the whites until stiff
adding the remainder of the cupful of
sugar, then the lemon rind and juice,
beating thoroughlyA Combine by pour
ing the orange mixture into the lemon
beat thoroughly while mixing. Drain
the Juice from the fruits and pour this
orange cream sauce ''er the short
cake.
Never put the fruit ''st un-
til ready to serve.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10

w E are prone to say strawberry,
w when we say shortcake, but as
" long as the sun turns the calen-
dar around just SO may we change
our shortcakes. We can begin the first
day of January with oyster shortcakes,
delicious ones, too, and follow with
creamed meats, fish, the winter fruits,
and on around to spring. Peaches, pine
apples, bananas, are some of the fruits
which we can try on our winter short
cakes, draining the juice from the
course. Any kind of berry which makes
good filling for pies will make just
as good shortcake.
This is a fine way to utilize the ex-
| ira dishes of berries left over from
meal. It gives ones ingenuity play
to make fruit combinations. Avoid
combinations of orange with straw
berries or other berries. Raspberries
mpart a delightful aroma in combina-
ton with currants or other berries.
Individual shortcakes are easily made
by heating and splitting baking powder
biscuit, or by rolling the biscuit dough
out in a sheet and with a sharp knife
(after it is in the PAM dividing it into
diamond shapes. When baked each will
come out separate. This is a fine plan
for shortcakes for large dinners or sup
pers, like church affairs. There are
many good recipes for shortcake crust.
A leading demonstrator in cookery pre-
fers this one:
and one-half cupfuls of pastry flour,
one-half cupful of cornstarch, one-half
teaspoonful of salt, one level table,
spoonful of sugar, four level or two
rounding teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der Cut into this or work with finger
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
HER SUCCESS

A woman who learned French mil
linery work and today holds one of the
most responsible positions as buyer and
designer owes her success to an ar
tist friend. This friend, upon hearing
the young woman was desirous OF
learning the millinery trade, said to
her: "If you start into that line of
work, go as an artist, begin as one and
make your trial in the studio" This
was a new turn of affairs, but the ar
tist explained in this manner: You
desire to begin a work and you do not
wish 1t to be mediocre, and you want
all the money you can make out of 1t,
then my advice to you is first study
art Go to the studio, study the old
prints, the rare combinations of col
ors, shading, blending, the lines of fine
| hats The stroke of the brush will do
more toward helping you in designing
original frames than several years at
apprenticeship. If there is any artistic
ability in you, you will develop it first
with palette, brush and paint" She
went and she drew crude designs, until
finally the hand became more skilled
and the patterns were truer. She
learned proportion. Then the most te-
dious task of all was started, that OF
color schemes. She learned to blend
tones together which she supposed
would clash, the shades that are so
vastly different yet melt beautifully to-
gether were brought out in water col
ors. She put heart and soul into her
work. Then began the first humble
steps in millinery, the making of wire
hats and crinoline ones, but there was
not a day that her previous training
did not come to her assistance. She
learned the various types of faces,
graceful coiffures and what hats best
suited their patrons. She got into the
work gradually. They marveled at the
accuracy and dexterity with which she
turned a stiff crinoline or bunch of
wire and flimsy silks into French crea-
tions. She kept her secret. 1t was
money to her.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10

m HE man who has hung upon his
sWeetheart's words and craved
II her kisses does not realize the
pain which he infiicts when after mar
riage he leaves her day after day with
out a caress or at most bestows upon
her a perfunctory kiss as he starts out
in the morning for his business.
The question is bound to suggest
itself to her: us he getting tired of
me?"
Poor woman! She may worry herself
for many an hour with that and sim
liar tormenting queries.
He was so gentle and tender when
they were engaged; now he bangs the
doors all over the house, apparently
careless of the fact that her head is
aching and her nerves are on edge.
He always is too busy to attend to
her, too tired to go out with her in
the evening.
At one time he could not spend
hours enough at her side
He used to admire all she did and
tell her she was clever; now he laughs
at her before others and shows up her
weak points as a good joke.
He never notices when she is tired,
nor pays any regard for her especial
comfort.
Her pretty gowns are lost upon him,
if he does not grumble at their cost,
however small, and of his smiles and
praisN she gets but few.
She Feels starved for the expressions
of love and admiration of which he
was once so lavish. They ought all
to be hers, but he does not see the
use of them now that she is his wife;
neither does 1t occur to him that they
are necessary to her happiness.
So also with the wife; she is apt to
think that it is not worth while to
dress UP or to exert herself to talk to
her husband as she did for the lover.
Incorrigible disorder, hopeless un-
punctuality, continual forgetfulness of
that which ought to be remembered,
inattention to the likes and dislikes of
another and such like defects may not
alter the love nor take from the sterl-
ing good qualities of a person, but
they are powerful factors in provoking
discord in the home.
Most people who have any strength
of character are obliged to have tenn
per of some sort, even though it be
we'll controlled.
The wife who nags is a curse to her
husband; the man of whom the utmost
can be expected it that he shall not
grumble nor find fault is scarcely a
blessing to his family.
There are quite as hard to endure as
are blows and curses.
Social, professional and business in
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
TO LAuNpER LINeERIE FRocK

A little French dressmaker who turns
out lingerie costumes that are dreams
OF delicate loveliness advises this meth
cd of laundering. which does away with
the ordinary rubbing which is destruc-
tive to cobwebby fabrics inset with
lace. The frock is first set to soak in
cold water for two hours. 1t is then
rubbed all over with lather made of
boiled soap and spread out in a big
tub, the water just covering it. After
a few hours it is lifted from this tub
and dipped up and down in very hot,
soapy water, and finally rinsed in clear
water. The soap bath and soaking so
loosens the soil spots that in the final
dip in hot water they easily come out
leaving the fabric spotlessly white.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
Pepper Salad

Chop one green pepper in the chop
ping machine and use it as the middle
layer between finely cut cabbage. Chop
one red pepper into fine particles.
sprinkle it on top the cabbage and
stick little sprigs of parsley around
the edge. Arrange this in glass dish.
Pour clear French dressing over it.
This is made with strained ham juice
or melted butter with salt and vinegar
od5ad
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
CULINARY CUT.ours

Desirie Lazard, who will play an i'm
portant part in "The Noble Spaniard" :"
in which Robert Edeson will star this
coming season under the management
of Henry 3. Harris, has an extreme
fondness for southern cooking. The
following recipe was given to her by an
old negro cook, and which Miss Lazard
highly recommends as a breakfast deli
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
Viruinia WaftIes

meal in one and half cups boiling
water thirty minutes, adding one and
half teaspoons salt. Add one and a
half cups milk, two tablespoons sugar,
two tablespoons melted butter two
cups flour mixed with two heaping tea
spoons baking powder. and two eggs,
whites and yolks beaten separately.
Cook in hot. we'll creased waffle iron.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
A Summer Dish

Mashed potatoes mixed with rice Gao
be baked in a small pan to make n
suitable crust for holding creamed
peas. The cream gravy should be rath-
er stiff so the peas can be piled in n
pyramid Garnish the outside of the
rice casserole with curled parsley.