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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-22

Eli Muno og Saono at rsre;
Wen er bin Su = ferit Soroens
WuIo,
On ale @emmer iaa bar fulo,
Sit Sub Din Saf of bere?
Safiigelien bar opbeit Slang
Sor @uo - bpor Sielp ian
ingen Srang
81 mer bans Sag oil binore.
Spor Soroens Selp = og Sim.
lens Sub
@oor Quo for bam = iaa naooe-
fuIo
SUB ole Snpn fun linorel
De ileite fit 10 mer emo NOT
Eli oagligt 9re0 : ioa Der 6leo
og
at nlpgge op" % 9enlme.
Son oct er let = ia ingen Sag
ut iaa ben @erning giort / Dag
Com beoit SUBS Sag fan fremme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-22
Nt iige 3af.

Sofiigelie % 2opiangsbuo
Eli belle Solicit roabeS no
S Gale o9 paa Batter.
8or bpao bi MO- | 8inter, 8oor,
S Seo 90 SsIt, bet belle garl
Meo @leoe Serren taffer.
Oct elf iom ier iaa mansen Sang,
0aar Solen ltroaleo ooer Bang,
Og 9iu / Spiren broete;
Ia mploreo op al Soroen colo
S Spoeart iaa mango Solo,
Eli 5rpo ior Dem, iom Iagoe.
Og Der bleo fulot poa gonoens
Colt
5 aeloer, 5aoebur 90 2oft,
Suor Soroen gon i'm 8rsoe.
Mon fsbte, iolgte. bptteo ON,
en Bung blen iulo, en- nnOen tom;
vi Sapn bel ingen osoe2
II.
st aar er langt / fattig graa
6or ben, iom freb, og ben, Der
lad =
5 Saon taalmooie prspet.
San 8affeiangen 9oner faa.
Spor Sapnet itaar paa ainoer
imaa,
90 Saob ON Si9lp er ilsuet9
en o0Drti0" mango blsu iaa is9r,
ut Wooet ianf, % Oiismoo nGr
Sit fuet Utnnoens ar9fter.
5 Sfoen mangler Saal og Saa,
90 blege Itoo De arme lmaa,
Som Wao bam ipurgte efter.
Der er iaa megen @runo til Saf,
81 Munoens blot, men 5ooens
@of
Oe Saanoens parme @ooe.
er Siertet DIT fun rietig oenot.
Saa iaar on nof en- @aoe ienot,
Eli Dem, JON intet baoe?
Ill
9t taffe Sub er ingen Sag,
Naar Serren ielo er $iertelae-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-22
SnlehGfter.

5slgenOe feres paa Eager / aar:
Suleitiernen 1910, Sanitreret
friiteIig Sulebog fra Danmarf. soc.
Dc unges Sulebog, 1910, uo9ioet
of airiteIio SCREENING for Snore
Misiion | 9nnmarf. 20c.
Gn file SuIegabe til De benige |
0onmarf. 20c.
gernenes Sulebog 1910, uogioet
af Sn0remisiionpr .. Slien. t5c.
Meitoplae of gernenes Sulebog
1909 iplges, iaa Iangt oct refer,
for 10e. per @fs.)
Mlmanoffen, Oct npe Idr"1911,
ariitelig 5olfealmanaf fro Cant
mari. llofommer | 4ar paa Sorlag
of q. 5. S. 90. 20c.
.Sulegranen" 1910. Danif-ame.
rifanIf illuitreret Suleboe. 0anif
9ogbanoeIs 5orlae, Cedar Sails,
So. SOC.
De 3 iioItn9onte Softer oil p9re
paa Eager inben 1. Dec. De Do
rige oil ofgaa fra Danmarf iaa
mart De uofommer oe pentes it,
fert BERTH inoen Sui.
De gsr baa0e Dem ieln % os
en- Sieneite meo at i%noienoe geitil-
lima tiolia. .8GsH tIfEl1 ~
7aniib 9ntb. EabI. Sonie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-22

8eiret iorer ooer Oct. er glon.
itret life mere, og ingen peo len.
ger bets Steo. Den 9errens
Naabe 90 MiifunObeo parer fra
@oigbeo til @piebeo oper Dem,
iom frpgter BAN, og bans Get.
feroi9beo oarer til gsrne6srn
hos Dem, iom boloer bans Bogt.
2oDer Serren, ollie bans @ernin-
ger % / alt bans Serreoom; min
Si9l loo Serrenl"
6iIferen % bans gsrn bsrte meo
title anoo9t De bsie, ifsnne Orb.
Binter Itormen for meo Gsn ooer
Saoet, 9attemerfet og auloen breo.
tie Jig ooer ben zoe alippes; men /
ben iattige Spite por 5reo og @le.
De, garme og Chs | SUBS ben bsie.
ties COP oe 3ilbeoelie.
Oo aonen boooe enot lin 2ps.
ming, logoe bun aipeIsoet inc mel
lem 9ogens 9looe.
Sc" iag6e BUN me6 llnoren,
g8looet er blepet gulognltl"
Set fommer al at oct er tor.
ret | garmen," mente 5iiferen og
ioa paa 9laoet.
Get bar iom forpanolet; oct FIN.
neoe iom oct flare Sub og ipntes
at lDie al @le6e.
Wen bette tom life al 8armen,
oct fom al at aipeblooet MI 6apoe
forItoaet, boao oct alorig fsr ior-
Itoo: boao oct betp0er at prize Sub.
0erfor par oct 10 til | @eroen. Oct
baooe Jet ian meget, 8nor og Som.
mer, Seit og 8inter; oct bopoe lei
Den f~lareite Sol og oen bitreIte Rso,
og baboe aaigeuel life forItaaet at
ie Subs beIlige Billie / oft. Der.
for baooe aipeblo6et oItio peret BE.
orsoet, uroliet, ifeIoenoe ogioa /
lin 8oartios blioeite og f~eireite Ia.
&c. Nen MI fotteoe oct oft; M ier.
geoe oct life mere, III bar oct inf
feligt, MI funbe bet be meo @lpoe.
0erfor ifinneoe set iom oct flare
Sub; = boor funoe oct anoet2
90 noor Waioinoen nnite Sans
ipnoer / aipens arone:
D9uiino, tuiino Blade bar min
unge Zip, boert oens 9lao er
p9oet at Solifin og al Dug, og
en- Sunge er boert gloO, og min
Zip meo tuiino, tuiino 5unger
priier @uo8 uenoelige @o6heS."
= 90 ifoI Ger life mere fin0es ct
eneite af 0e tuiino, tliiin0 ~if9Ioenoe
8looe, iom life foritnnr, bna0 bet
er at lope fin Sfaber; De peo bet
ale.
Og bette er Siitorien ON BET ois.
neoe 9fao.
(Sof. 9opelius.)
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Susbibe[, 29oerbino, meo @ulotnit. ;. 49, ......... 200
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Gp Setamente. MT 6ormat Qanet og imaI) .......... go
Saneeren mb Rooer, tint 2aoerbino og @uloint. ...... 200
Songeren n6en Sober, tort bsieGgt 2eoer. ............. go
SsroeIs Sange, 1. og g.. Del et 8no. .............. .85
giehfelots Waelooier til ben ny Solmebog .............. 24O
Acknowledgement id. G%irfebiforie. ................ $50
gHb. 8eefs @rin6ringer LOO
Mo0iens Susonoootsboo $50
gibeloroboe of g. g, np l1og. : i bleot 9nb IN. f65
SARAH SEMEN: Stormeno 90
2utbers reformatorHfe SfrHter, Omilag. =. :. .S5c, NIB Loo
MenneItets Siertes Spell "20
Spfs Tortp0inopr for garn. IS
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Prgvesamling.

For at give Ssndagsskolel@rere og andre
interesserede Lejlighed til at Sc yore nye Ju-
lebgger, Kort o.s.v. cores herved fSlgende H.
berale Tilbud:
vi vii sende allie de nedenstaaende Cen
stande til ct samlet Belsb af $2.75 ~portofrit
som Proven til hvilken som helst Adresse
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| Barnesmil 20
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Skriv blot: ,,Send mig Prsvesamlingen til
S2.OO". Cor Diet saa tidligt som muligt for at
give god It'd til at velge og faa Bestiling
indsendt. Partipriser opgiyes paa4 orlangende.
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Blair. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-22
5lartun, %. ..
f6. Hoo. 1910.

9greoe 9ieoafterl
Weo oct inmme, ieg lender Beta.
ling for u8aniferen", oil ieg ger
ne me0 8illooelie fort9lle liot fra
6enne glabs. Get begpn0er at blioe
noget aolot MI; ri fol nof mart
l99ge op for 8interfonrter; men bi
flarer BEN nof. Gi lioer in9en 0go
Der boerfen / timmelig eller aanoe,
fig 6enieenoe; Soften bar nof poo
@ri1n0 al Serfen life iaa Itor, iom
ben fun0e bape p9ret. De 5armere,
Der bob6e facet paffet Sor6en, iaa
oen flin0e boloe gpoifen, floreoe
Jig go6t. S9rlig Dor Sommerplei.
ming og Sen SorO, Ser bar aorn.
foo6er fra iioite gor = temmelig
goo. Oct GAP fra 10 til Is 8n.
Sue0e pr. acre.
8ette 9lar bar gioet 6ormerre
no9en @rfaring, ioa Sc oe6 beOre,
buorle0es be ifal 6eban6le Soroen
/ Silfpl0e al ct tsrt Gor, ioa De
fnn foa 6et melt mulige no al Sen.
LSmfring en- 10 gor iioen fom Ha-
boer % l1n0ertegneoe til 0enne
BGo6s meo nogle faa Sun0reo Dol
lars, og for De fleites 8e6fommen.
oe meget Giot aontant. Oct oar NOT
liot banr6t oct fsrite aor at fomnle
igennem, men efteriom aarene fom
og ipanot, fit ri goo aol, iao 6nr.
merne fit Genae meIfem Senoer til
at foa beore Solo paa Sagerne og
ms6e llo9ifterne, og i Gag er De
flelte belitilleoe ON life at iige rige.
Is Dag er bore Someiteabs meo
goo improvement" nbifillige Su.
iin0e Collars bprb. Men bar 5
inaen @pG0, ipnes ieg nooen ipbr.
ger? so iaomrno bar ri 8pl6.
Oct bar 10 n9iten ole Wenreifer |
6orboI6 til oct mere e1er minore,
De eier.
Wen beromfring bor oi life mere,
eno pi NOT fan flare oct. De fle.
ite Solf oil beller iette beres Sen.
&c | 2ano, emo iptte Dem i 9on-
fen.
Sioen nDoniferen"s fsrIte Op.
rinoelie bar iee ppret oens @6on.
nent, % iom iaaonn er ben en- fer.
fommen @eIt meo oens mango 90.
De 0pbeoer fra alle aanter, ierlig
6orreiponoancer fra bort oanife
5olf, boor De Dor og Bigger, ON
bporlebes De bar oct, oe bet 9aor
Dem baaoe timmelig og ~nanoelig.
@n 9ing ipnes ieg, er life rietig,
nanr iomme 9orreiponoenter pro.
Der at ripe neo pna 2anoet Der og
Der. Set bar pitt zig, at set gap.
ner life Sagen at beoe lit eget
pao oct an0ets 9efoItning. Nplig
bar %. 0of o9ret @enitano for ct
olporligt Hnp al en- 5r. &. ~. s.
Diction, &Ita. San bar ieI~ofsIeelie
boft ct gammelt Saar, iom BRIO
no M. Noo ieg foa COP til at iige
til Dig, min 9rooer. Get bar efter
min Wening ubetpnfIomt at betnle
tilboge meo iommeWgn 6. 9anritien
eller Q. ifrep noget iaarenoe an.
gaoenoe Canada, betpiolet ieg life.
De ifren meo oct Snn De bopoe
og meb De be6ite Seniigter for at
game Ell Sag, men De fom nbe.
tGnfiomt til at ifooe eoers Gag.
Sror De life, &. W. s., naar pi
l9ier Den Slags artifler eIer no.
get Iienenoe, at ri optog Dem | Den
beoite Menig2 Da ri Menneifer mn
engong life er rietie fulofomne,
fan oi life bperfen tole eller ifrioe
til electromagnetic.
ut ifrise iaglig ON en- cling |
brooerIie s~@rbeoiebeo, bet oil meo.
fsre, at ri unogaar Strib os nnso.
penoie Gritif | nDaniferen". Seq
ier, at on bar baft Someiteao peo
: aenmore, q. o., % prret minore
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10
MISSIONS amounted to 35.e7.

missions amounted to 1857.
The concert by the double quartet OF
Centerviile to be given for the benefit
OF the Seymour public library viii be
given at the M. e. church Thursday
evening Nov. 10. 1910.
The Seymour schools closed at noon
Thursday, the teachers going in a
body to attend the convention at Des
Moines.
Ivy Manning came home from Fair
field Thursday. where she has been ats
tending school. She will complete the
four year course at Parsons this year.
Bert Shriver and wife and infant son
came from Centerville Saturday to
visit Mrs. Shriver's grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. J. 4. Lowry. Mr.. Lowry has
been very III for number Of weeks.
Next Friday afternoon will be the
second annual guest day OF the
Presbyterian Missionary society The
society will meet at the home OF Mrs
Briggs at $3.50 p. m.
w. +. Press and v. G. GLASGOW OF
Ottumwa have rented the Seymour
skating rink.
There will be no prayer meeting held
In any Of the Seymour churches on
Wednesday Of this week as there win
be union meeting at the Baptist
church presided over by DR.. Powell.
founder and organizer Of the knights
OF the Holy, Grail. He Will spend a
week here In the interest of that order
and that of the boy Scouts" which is
already practically organized
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10
Ladies' Novelty Goats. full length.
natty styles at $40. $3.50, SIS and
$1,000.

the train at the station here, and the
Welcome given by her relatives, whom
she had never seen, was warm one.
The child is remarkably bright md
attractive, and she talked with interest
and intelligence OF her experience on
Ellis Island. where she was held up
with dozens Of others. mostly HIM
garialls, she stated.
Il Little Miss Brown says that regard
less OF her first, unfaYorable impress
sion Of America. she thinks she is 90
Ing to like It very we'll New York
and Chicago mystifed her tremend-
ously, and she believes she will like
Dubuque much better than either OF
them, because there isn't SO much
smoke hare and not nearly SO much
noise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron arc greatly
relieved to have the little traveller safe
at her journeys end, and they ex-
pressed warm gratitude to those who
assisted In the securing OF her release
from Ellis Island.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10
BLOOMFIELD.

Bert Rosser OF Des Moines came
down to Troy Tuesday to cast his vote.
Dale harrington is seriously Ill with
typhoid fever.
Thomas McIntire made business
trip to Victoria, Texas, this week.
John Randolph returned Tuesday
from Kahoha, Mo-, where he went to
attend the funeral Of his sister, Mrs,
Mckee.
Cyrus Turner and Heenan Johnson
of Des Moines. were in Bloomfield
Tuesday to vote.
J. P. Toombs spent Sunday in Moul-
ton with his sister Mrs. Holstein, who
Is i'll.
Messrs. Harry Young and Sam
Wray and Misses Faye Beauchamp.
and Helen Wray made an auto trip to
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ENGLISH Girl
TRAVELS ALONE.
AFTER TWO .WEEko DETENTION
80 ATaELLIs ISLAND CHILD
REACHES pUsUoUE.

Dubuque, Nov. Fifteen-year-old
Alice Brown, tired but happy, arrived
here, having come all the way from
Newcastle on Thames. Eng, to Dubu-
que Glnue.
She comes to make her home with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
8. Cameron, 1880 Pine street, and
reached here after having ben detained
for two weeks on Ellis Island by the
immigration authorities. who stated
that she was year too young for en-
trance to the states.
Alice Brown Is a pretty little thing.
small and plump, with smiling blue
eyes and a mass Of golden hair. She
was smiling when she stepped from
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10

Thee. Box of Ottumwa arrived Sat
urday for visit with his. sister, Mrs.
Kutcher.
Mrs, Ray shelledy and daughter
visited relatives in Fort Madison dur
ing the week. ~,
Mrs. Howard Bishop and three. chill
dren Of Nadiad, India, arrived Friday
for an extended visit with Rev. and
Mrs. s.. r. Bishop. Our readers Will re-
member that Mr.. Bishop was drowned
at the summer resort, Tithall, June A,
1910. while trying to rescue mis-
sionary, Miss Williams OF Grove City,
Pas
Mrs. Elizabeth Klopfensteip and
daughter, Miss Kathryn, are visiting
relatives in Burlington.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts OF Mount
Pleasant is spending a few days at the
Henry Wilson home.
Senator McManis and Mr.. Craig Of
Keokuk spoke to an appreciative audi
ence ut the opera house Saturday.
Mrs. John Mafees, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Wilson,
the past three weeks, returned to her
home in Aledo, ILL.,, today. Mrs. Wilson
accompanied her home for a four
weeks visit.
Friends in the city have received
word that twin boys have come to
GLADDEN. the home of Rev. and Mrs.
rs. NJ. Johnson at Attica.. Rev. Johnson
recently left West Point to take charge
of the M. P. church at Attica.
Mrs. Hattie Lewis of Fairbury, Neb.,
is spending few days with friends in
West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heberer and
baby returned home Saturday after
spending the summer with Mrs. He
berer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ker-
stein, at Dickinson, s. D.
Mrs. James Gale very pleasantly en-
tertained the members OF the Ladies'
Aid society at her home Friday after
noon. Qainty refreshments were
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WEST. POINT.

Walter Bishop Of Washington, D. e..
arrived Friday for visit with his par
.ents, Rev. and Mrs. 8. F. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald were
business visitors to Fort Madison on
Saturday. Mr.. Mcdonald expects TO
move his family to Fort Madison dur
ing the week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10
SEYMOUR.

The womans' Home and Foreign
Missionary society held Its annual
praise service at the church at IL a. m.
Sunday Nov. 8. 1910 The offering for
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The M. E. Sunday school observed
rally day on Sunday. and had the
church decorated with grains and veg
etables which will be sold for the
benefit Of the Sunday school.
James Daniels has sold his general
merchandise store toeia man from
North Dakota.
John Hiciste has bought the Mart
Butterworth restaurant stock and
will take possession In the near fu-
ture.
Chas Morris has purchased g halt
interest In the Ira r. Brown general
merchandise store.
/ Drs. Cover and Burchett OF Seymour
attended the medical association
meeting at Corydon on Thursday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10

served and an enjoyable afternoon
spent The out Of town guests were
Mrs Hattie Lewis OF Fairbury, Mob,
and Mrs. Henry Kreinmyer OF Sawyer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10
No Election

Moulton Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Warner OF near
Bloomfield. returned Monday from
Elliott, Ia, where they visited the lat
ter's brother Will Fortune.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-10

Miss l. Bellows. OF Lineville, has re-.
turned home after visiting at the home
of Mrs. w. r. Parks, 1876 West Fourth
street.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
BY JAMES NAIsMiTH.

left forward mo. ~. In case OF q
failure by that player the right for
ward mo. p crosses over to the left.
hand side of the basket and the center
again covers point directly In front
Of the goal.
In this play great caution must be
exerted by the guard chosen to deliver
the sphere into the hands of the for.
ward. for It is necessary for him to
leave his opposing forward uncovered
for moment while he fulfills his part
of the combination. II the guard
should see that the opposing center
has got the Jump" on his teammate at
the same position, 1t is his duty to get
the ball wherever 1t may happen to
drop and also to keep watchful eye
on his forward.
II extraordinary caution is not ex-
erted by the guard delegated to re-
ceive the sphere. the chances are that
his forward opponent, left unguarded
for only an instant, will secure the
ball and be given an almost free trial
for the basket.
Hence the guard must be quick on
his feet and must move in the direc-
ton of the ball not an instant sooner
than he sees in exactly which direc-
ton the sphere is going. II his center
has been accustomed to outjump the
opposing center In other plays he is
perhaps safe In moving away from his
forward before the leather is slapped
in the center of the floor.
In order to insure greater protec-
ton II might be we'll to have the CEN
ter drop back to cover the opposing
forward. but have not so shown the
play here for the reason that a center
is far more effective than a guard, as
rule, under the goal, and the latter
knows how to squelch attempts at
goal perhaps better than his own CEN
ter would. And also II the opposing
center should outjump the center Of
the team represented as aggressor, 1t
would take some precious time for the
latter player to get back to the posi-
ton occupied by the forward who is
left free, whereas the guard, by exert
ing extreme caution. may keep his
own man in view and still carry out
the provisions of the formation, II ex-
ceptionally alert.
In this play, in which there is so lit
tie leeway for the forward picked to
throw for goal, that individual had
best use the overhead throw, for he
has little time to poise himself for an
accurate shot. Soon all these minor
details in connection with plays come
to the men without their attention be-
ing called to them. and often their
basketball intuition will teach them
improvements on the methods which
l am laying out in these articles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
Fish Cake.

One pound of cooked whitefish, one
tablespoonful of bread crumbs, four
eggs and two extra yolks. four heap.
ing tablespoonfuls of butter, one cup
full of sour cream. one cupful of wa
ter. salt, pepper. one teaspoonfui of
made mustard. one finely chopped
onion. one tablespoonful of flour. Mix
together the bread crumbs. butter and
two beaten yolks of eggs.
Cook them over the fire till they are
like paste. then add the onion, turn
the mixture into basin. When 1t
has cooled add the remaining eggs
and after well beating. then half of the
-four, mustard. and finely chopped fish.
Mix all thoroughly together and shape
1t into a round cake. Brush 1t with
beaten egg. Roll It in bread crumbs,
and bake 1t, basting 1t frequently with
water and finally with the cream, to
which has been added the rest of the
-four.
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ScaIloped Nut Loaf.

Toast some stale bread a golden
brown and cover the bottom of your
baking dish. Next put in large pieces
OF raw tomato. then a thin layer Of
ground pecan nuts. then a layer of
cooked rice and continue in the same
way till the dish is full. Crate some
stale cheese and put thin layer over
the top of dish. Bake about 20 or Is
minutes In a moderate oven, gradu.
ally increasing the heat. Watee care
fully. as it will brown very Quickly
Serve with vegetable salad.
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RECIPES BY MARION HAaLANo
Four Simple But AppstIzIns DloHee
That the Children Will A.
preeIate.

Raisin Pie.-Cover one-half emp q
seeded raisins with cup Of water -
let them stand for two hours. Bnt
an egg until light. add cup Of SUGAR
the Juice and grated rind of Z lemonv
and stir in a tablespoonful Of nour.
Add the raisins and the water -
which they have soaked and cook - .
saucepan until the mixture thickons-
Bake with an upper and lower crust
Butter Cakes.-Make dough - for
quick biscuit. roll out quarter Of IN
inch thick, cut in small rounds and
roll out these until thin a. cookies.
Prick with a fork. bake in quick
oven and when done butter well.
Leave in the open minute and send
to table.
White Cookies.-One heaping emp.
Of sugar. one heaping cup Of butter
creamed with sugar. one egg well
beaten, half a cup of sour milk .
small half teaspoonful Of saleratus,
-four to make a dough that can be
rolled. Roll thin and cut into cookies.
Mufins.-Four eggs. two tablespoon
fuIs Of sugar. two tablespoonfuls Of
butter. one cup Of milk. one heapinG
cup Of -four, two teaspoonfuls Of bak-
ing powder. Mix and bake In deep
muffin tins.