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point % 80 the Frenca es1ass IN q
one % the upper boxss or fsgm q sH9<
in tina dress circle. AZ thas T1sDs MlIt
kens squafting On top of one - ths tea&H
cASts q BuddhA smile your wnvs ThNx&
10 . vision az mlnareks. 9e@ee@, paR<
and stssplss. scaGoldhng 4n&NAff1pasiAh
Stimulating every hmouN-Gnr1n 90 arcalN
lecture. You Iooh dgdn upem lAegunR.&s
Of figures moving d u pul1oA ~ hid4|A
strings. arss swaying toward eoe veelNt
contests. than toward the "a Nnr1H
where ths members % tbs fesEFvh eeea|'H
are having their psncils shaFpsasd st'A
penny q point. The to aaRhaA y znd'
the supervision Of Nina. UgyNeks Ka14
and ahe 10 assisted by q an19D % meqN
charming waitTs=sss. AssSs@@za9F Gsszzz4~v;s;
shows that the crowd 70 buyinm dozls a.
the Ecole Matarnells tahle. which raps1r'
SCENTS one Of the nanss int<s4seinH Ffum&&
charities In the city. Tksrs $50 seres
charming Abstain and 6ssfsn. groupp
dotted hsFs and tAsrss . Gssszzbins II
scaling o willing Pisrrot, Q csp<es ssls1<
ton % maidsns undar ths ohspsrouna9
Of Nine. Henry MxIliard ere ssessssfulH
Of candy 10 praes5raI buyse1s
who KIM two birds with ons esonas nakir|W
themselves populaE with the sellsrs aud
pressntinG thsir wares latter On 70 other
acquainsancss.
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from the inevitably ugly surrounding
Of such a railroad station. you will come
upon the answer. That 10 the Truckee
River
La stories Of aFgonaut days. Of tbcse
who made the long northern overland
trail into California In 1880 and 1850 you
will find told in language simpls enough
the Joys % thoas who. choksd with desert
dust and parched with thirst. came upon
the sparkling. abundant waters Of the
Truckss River at the point whore Reno
now IL. Oxen. horses. mules. men. women
and children all piunsed into the water.
drank Of u. bsthed in IL a. u they would
be content to remain there forever. Tho
fact that nearly every colony Of emsgrants
crossing by that trail did stop there 20
refresh themselves. 70 rest animals and
repair wagons resulted in q little s0ttle-
nsnt. but 10 was not until nearly twenty
years later. In Is0s. that the town OF Reno
eans into loyal sxistenee.
Near the railroad station tho little town
has all the aspects Of . disorcoriy. Wild
setsIemsnt affected by cowboy and ny
mlnssr life. Saloons 0utnuusber al oshsE
kinds Of business places and gambling
., or &C IoAst until reeentiy was carried
on openly through all the tuonty-fOur
hours % tho day In many Of the resorts
near tho station.
Reno 70 the Quitting point for many
Of TIE large cattle ranges % Nevada and
many of thS minirg DISTRICTS - vel. and
thsrO caatiemsn ana miners meet 60 trans-
act thsIf various aRairs and % indniRr
In thsir charnSeeristae amussu,suts. Such
\ the town you ass OF become conscious
og during the brief stop % . tranaoonti-
msnaal rnilr1ad tFain. and 20. - has hem
ImaiulAted. many thousands ~ such travel
bsrn arc asking: Why Rano3
Tha main Ntrust leading away from the
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well. 10 you insist I'm tahs two. TOu
do ifaissf.
For answer sho shyly pulls the string
OF q wooden monkey that also responsive
TO her charm climbs the cord. slips down
and Climbs again.
Cunning. isn't itl- she asks 1T only
costa q dollar and q half
Considering you can got them for 10
cent? on any corner replies victim. I
should say that vas a fair profit
Then you'll take onei-
'Oh. yea. III take one
He annsxss the monkey. writes his
name three times in the book. still with
out inquiring as 10 whether he may and
the set OF SAvree china. sent by President
FalRerss. his by night Of choice Of q spring
bonnet. and hands the volume 20 her
again lingsFingly.
The bunch Of onS dollar bills he pulls
with difiiculty from his pochst In about
the siss OF her waist II she could. she
would open her syes wider. she can't.
but her lisp helps express hsr surprise.
MY. but you've got tho biggest bunch
Of monsy I've seen. Won't you take .
chance on q sewing machin@f"
Certainly He writes with the pa
tience OF Q Pascal.
You're marriedP- she inquiries. inter
sstingiy.
Not yet
She watches the disappearancs Of the
money wad before shs speaks. We'll.
you ought 20 be. &C your age. That nice
looking chap over there's my husband.
Thank you 90 much
Il don't believe you're married at all.
that's a regular bazaar trick
He tries 70 catch her floating sleeve Of
lace. Dc; instead finds himself ecAs-cntea
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chiIdren-as per csnt.-srs blind frep
this disc ase.
Two cents worth Of nitrsts Of sslNsP
solution ant two minutes % me nnrask
ophthAlmia neonatorlm.' esya tho s4s18
writer. As for cuFee. they ere v4fF
rare once the innAmmation u sst -
Cnleas prompt measures are takan ~
disease 10 nearly always fatal - ~
majority az cases the Ilttis yicsim heoogfab
I'm tho New York State school for elss
Bind ~ Batavia the per capt.n oost ~
maintenance and ednoatton N 11O1. a q
ooss: 70 cds,cass ) SSsSai SSiId 10 ~
Buffalo public gohonls-a diHaFenoo ~
ssh. q for the hind child that mUsa 8
me. BY state approximation.
This total % Dcre skan es@See "a -
Batavia school FcS he Siin6 and rs
New York Institution sgr The 6lind t1se
might have bsen saved ennually aotn
not taks into account Tho blind In pFiWNID
Institutions or those remaihlng "a tllaIS
re = e.timstSd that ths tossI ooss q
STATE 0f New York eEcesdN eIlo.opo y
year, and n The blind citinan isa dspsn1eNe
Tor re the cost o his msintenance ~
rot Include aonsy pSid o1s = psnsiSss
under de psnsioa sYsesm ok{MinanN n,
New Yorh city, Ohio, Illinois and fIpAaR
,riss,n 2! SPECIAL eppTopraAfsqns ~
The failure % uso tn asun6ln Nm.
cautions outlined b aid q tliS d1SP q ~
mtdwiVaa. who u eho 1l1iMa nth WIM'3
SoreIp populatson asssnd mo1k - n
Ma y. ElIuabsth cr0wSH. suAu1a,
Nnighl,1-wRS,o-A Wc-Au.-1s ~s-~V-f,,-I4 * ~
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and one or two other good educational
institutions. Reno nov his a population
Of probably about 1000. When the Reno
100000 Population Club 10 formed all IL
need do to make ia activity succesaful
viii be to publish heslth statistics.
On thft high. dry desert plateau II seems
thst dieeses garIns have never found a
lodging. o. couras such q club would
mako much % the fact that the first irEi-
irrieatton law was done near there. and
that the result wns shown that water turns
that deaert into a Rardan.
However. even the attractions Of anlnz-
ina hs1lthfulness and Of potential rose
Rardens wsiGh but little with those who
60 70 heno seelnng dtvorce compared 10
The lure 81 that tarmbling torrent % noun
tain wPter. the Truckee River, which runs
through the centre % the town.
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NEEDLEssLY BLIND.


tins % Ne9ieot.
II 10 an astonishing fact and one not
generally known outside the medical pro-
feasion that one-quArter Of all tho children
In tho schools for tho blind Of this country
are nsedlessly blind. says . writer In
McCIErs's. These children are doomed 60
lifelong darkness because nc tho time Of
birth thsiT eyss we're not properly washed
and treated by tho attending physician
or midwife.
The cause Of thiS prsvontablo blindness
10 ophthAlmia neonat0rum (Ophthaluzia of
tho new boSn). commonly known a.
Inflammation Of the eyos Of the nav
syes'-ons Of the most dnnRsrous msnaces
70 vision whsa treatpnsns 10 neglected. or
delayed.
1T 10 q vshtahis world plague says
DR.. Lewis. re oOours everyvhsro. and no
country has yst suecesdsd In gsttinG "
under control
From New York 70 Japan. from Japan
20 Australia, from Australia TO South
America its caasa arc scattered. In Mexico
IL u tho common cause Of blindness. and
that country claims at least A.sOO viGtimss.
In tho New York StAts school Tor tho
Blind At Batavia SO.7 per cont. Of tho
children admitted in 1907 were victims
Of ophehalmis nsonAtorum.
AZ the Pennsylvania School for the
Blind. At Ovorbrook. the avcrags in 1000
vas hiGhor-Ss per oant. At TIN Shefield
School for the Blind CEnGlandD Dr., Simeon
Smell reports 20 the Bfitish Medical Asso-
ciation ~ cases out Of 259 inmates
1-ss Dsr cent, and atill higher. tho Hen
shaw School for tta Hind CRnglandl
reported In 1898 ahas % out % les 200
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station 10 a business street for only q few
blocks. then becomes q closely ssttled
esidence street. for an equal distance.
then detached cottages are ssen on each
side and finally that street. by a bridee
crosses one Of the prcttisst rivers on the
American continent, n torrent Of bright.
abundant. almost 10Y cold water, which
has come plunging down the eastern SLOPE
Of the Sierra Nevadas. fed by thousand
mountain springs and the psrpetuAily
nesting snow OF mountain tops.
just over the bridge Is the hotel WHOSE
name 30 often appears these days In de-
spaiches from Reno recounlinR the arrival
there of another who In the Language 0f
the song Mable Hite 10 singing IN nor new
play has found that
TATE 10 RsaSs smply great
They grant divorces while you wait
showing the battle cTy o. Fresaom;
Put the river I. the magnet which
makes divorce seekers remain NJ Reno
rather than TO 20 an hours Journey to
correct AMI pretty little Carson City. which
being the capital of tho State has a Intloh
larger and finer hotel and In more often
fav0red By the anusssnent offerings Of
there are thousand such towns in Eastern
States.
Carson " too prim and proper TO nave
any apecia. attraction for q much bowed
man or woman compelled tO establish a
years legal reSidsnnS IN Nevada In
Homo such bored psrsonS, granting thai
they hare any senss q the picturesque
any poetry In thstr aOlI, any Imagination.
can find oompanionnhop and entsFeain-
msnt for moro moons than sppeAF durin0
that legal residential period in the pursuit
OF the fruckss River.
IL h easy 10 believe one Actrens nON
in Reno and who has been there for
several moneha. supposedly for psrp-poaal
Of divorces. who declare9 that ahs has not
YET taksn her fiFst ieGAi steps. hut %
living there hecAn19 che 10 in love With
the county. she q known 20 b an
athletic wonnIn, ard douhfiann, wearing
q short skirt ard projected By leggins,
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FAIR 4 HUGE SUCCESS
UTORS FUND MUST HUSTLE
TO FOUCH IRIS RRcORD.

Persuasive slalslrns. WIN Chances % Geo
- Ever thing q NON Aoishe want
-GhAFming Cogtumes at me varlsus
weotsls-Mrs Y. Pc eet Anecaoae.
The mAnagsrs. dirsctSrs. advisers and
assistants Of the Actors Fund fair will
nave Ia 90 some IN oruep 60 erase the I'M
re-SiOn left by the FrSnch Hospital
azary which 70 date has struck the
highest noos n this particular branch q
ndeavor. From tho moment ths doors
wore nnened 20 thu moment when che
last holder % Q chance realised that he
had no chance therO was q steady pro-
cession Of mired nationniities. FOR In q
way the French bazaar has besn the most
cosmopolitan of any function Of thu 1910
season.
WHISTLER the Canadian booth seemed
especially pretty because u happened
TO he very conveniently placed near the
entrance or WHISTLER u really vas 70 a
matter Of speculation. AZ any rata
Il does no harm 20 sav that the cssaIsctioa
20 girls presiding under thu presidency
~ Nine. J. Z. Hogue. which included
Niles. Lauzon. Bickel. LSmioux. Beaudry.
Antoinette Lsfebre and several others.
could not have been 90 10Y a. they looked.
Judging from the masculine admirsr.
who separated themselves from thar
money &C the Eiris' instlgntion. The
costumes Of tho Canadian Riris were
duplicated BY that worn by the big don
which lowered on the apsx Of the booth
and looked smilingly In waxsn serenity
in the direction Of an inner room where
half q dossn men simply shovellsd
Rank bills and silver from boxes into the
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judging from the clink OF silver coins.
10 haiihsFksa with sucosss. One girl
Who 10 dressed in 4 pink accordion plated
short skirt edged with swans down. an
automobile bonnet shaped like the old
roses st the ears. can get money put on
any d~crepit horse che pOints out.
Tho famous aria from Les Contes
d'HOdmann.- played by q concealed or
chestra, 10 interrupted now and then by
the realistic squawk Of q live goose which
10 housed in the rear OF the Dutch wind
min and taken care Of by . charming
Dutch girl. Dutch by adoption. Who wears
the costume OF the Netherlands. even TO
the sabots. She has a LOT of interesting
novelties for sale and SEES no snachron-
isms In Offering Partisan handkerchief
boxes. hat stands and glove cases and
states that the goose did not come from
tho HAmmsrstein farm. but has just az
good q voice a. u IL did. She IL only able
20 ALL one chance on the bird and that 70
. young man Who makes her promise that
abe viii take Il home and cheer its old
ara In case he wins. The Dutch booth
10 presided over by Nine. Kendall and IL
10 Nile. Drucklieb who furnishes goose
statistics.
Gazing in extreme disapprobation AZ
the goose In the facsimile Of chantecler
psrohsd on the apex Of q spring hat. .
very smart affair which you arc assured
10 imported There are chantsclsr
buckles and chAnfecler hatpins. pima.
rtnes. &c. and chantecisr croHs ostenta-
tiously on toilet articles even.
Among the many charming booths 10
that devoted 10 the collection Of imported
shades for candies and lamps In every
shape made Of laces. sAtins. silks and
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she takes long walks zap the rocky banks
OF tho Trucke~ River.
In all the miles Of iis tumultnous descent
you will not find a sameness In any two
consecutive hundred yard stretches. IL
daehos madly over boulders heve. Subsidies
into placid pools there. wanders dsmureiy
through a miniature valley IN an ther
place. and again cuts lie way through =
canon whore the pedestrian must be sure
Years ago John y. Owens. an actor
whom an older generation will retnombsr
for his faHious performance OF -Sol0n
Shingle. was the star Of n company whose
financial diftic1ltieo care 10 q crisis In
Reno. Owens himself was . rich man.
but the management had been playing
as it IN called. for . week IN Reno until
friends In San Francisco could Be inducOd
20 advance money.
The msnacssn0nt wes very mnch con-
cerned lest Owena. in whom thsy knew
they had q biR winner Oncs they got into
California. should become distracted be-
cause q this delay IN s,lch q town. but
whsn the week endsd and funds were in
hind end Mr.. Owens was acquainted with
the proposed route toward San Francisco.
he Rmased the management by Tshnng
y the route could NOS b srIsnssd 80 e
appears that tho old player wee a devoted
fisherman and hed Sxplorod the Truekee
every day. bringing bach . basksaGnl Of
trout every evening Owens miseook the
menAggF'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS fOr dismay and
sud
You estimate what our next Weslt's
profits will b and IN give you my ohsok
Tor the amount u you'n cancel the dates
80 that I can stay here aDothsr week"
Naturally this arrangements waD s,tis-
factory. but HE managoEs. one % wllun
n now Important IN high thsqeFiral aGfniFH,
hna mrVw~ag "A ehia AaR urHrfurmf0l.4 mhme
IL was that the romantic Old gentleman
found 20 dsiigh6 MIN In tie dr8AF little
ono niRht town % Rene
TAe httle town isnol without laDcuuar8
% polite and scholarly pooiaey. Tor the
Nevada state Univers.ty 10 located there
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RENO, CITY OF DIVORCES


The TreeAes ChArused the Argsasuss ~
Wei, as % D0es Divorce Seeikers-
Garssa CIty. TWenty-aSe NIles AWaS.
More q 0nSentlSnaL Hsess Pieturesqne-
Why Reno9"
People are beginning 90 ask that ques-
unn since IL has bscomo Unnecessary TO
hart the joke about q woman beinG not q
s'dJw. hut a widowreno. Those who most
-~arChingiy ask this question are those
~. crossing the continent by the Union
j. ne route. recall a glimpse Of an I'M
t'ractive little settlement az the last
-'..'nn before westward passenGrrs find
ter trains IaboFiously climbing into the
Sierra Nevada Mountains toward
irrcke~ toward the region % Lake
'hos. and Of sombre forest and mys-
"riOus lakes. % cahons end cliffs Of the
D N 5erra AL 20 welcome aftSr the duaty
20; tAgebrish desert Of Nevada.
You must asSk divorce. even h you
rpSS sseN divorce In Nevada. Why Reno
ns'sad ~ pretty and moFs modern
'rson City. only twenty-five miles OF 20
'~ay' The question is never asked
~ fhoee who have had q more intimate
ew q Reno shan n 20 be obtained from
De window Of a railroad car
" YOU will leave the train &C the Reno
-''tion. where the Southern Pscinc line
no kss . crossing with 'kod iittin
road rznning In ono dlf1-t iOn down
through Carson and 10 Virginia CITY and
p IN another direction into ths 9IerFa
Nevadas. and weIh less than a mile away
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-14
KLAMATH FALLS, THURSDAY. JULY IA 1910

OF the people OF the United States.
who pay for u. II should be at the
cali OF the 67s citizens OF the towns
which wish to celebrate"
For the most part the navy de-
partment respectfully informs the
applicants that the navy is laid up In
the yards for repairs and cannot pos.
sibly. despite the desire OF the secre-
tary to make the celebration. what.
ever II may be. q success. be brought
out for this purpose.
In this connection II II curious how
many people seem to claim ownership
Of the United States navy. The cit.
lien and the taxpayer IL everywhere.
and he Is not shy about declaring that
he has good deal to do with the
running OF the United States. Al
though the town which demands
naval display as matter OF Justice
may contribute not more than So
per annnm to the upkeep Of the At.
lantic neet. the leading citizens usu.
ally head their petitions to their con.
gresham: Whereas, We. the citi.
gems Of Mercenaryvilie. contribute to
the support Of the glorious American
navy. We respectfully request that the
Atlantic fleet be stationed At our spa.
cious harbor on August 9th. when
our glorious city will do honor to the
memory OF John Jones. our revered
founder
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-14
SERMONS BO1I.ED DOwN

No man Is old enough TO be an.
other mans conscience.
Character is seen In motives. but n
never stays there.
The see-me-suiFer saint is a twisted
sign on the Zion road.
Many fall TO do any great good be.
cause they will not do a little kind.
ness.
Many preachers would reform 70
sentenced to read their own sermons.
You cannot really love men unless
you are making II possible to live
with them.
No man can long be content 70
measure his possessions by the pow.
erty Of other people.
The nrst thing some folks will want
to do In heaven will he TO elect q new
set OF officers.
II Is far easier to praise the for.
giveness Of enemies than to practice
the forgiveness OF friends.
II seems to make some folks won.
derfully comfortable to tell the Lord
Just what they think Of one another.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-14
SHOULD THE NAvY
WORRY ALL THE nnt'
PtRLlC AT LARGE APPARENTLY
HAS THAT OPINION
Constant nlAm IN rs seRWE
United Press Service.

United Press Service.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July H.
The season Of midsummer celebra
lions. varyihg from home-comings te
oldest Inhabitants day. Is wreckins
the peace OF mind OF those who are
running the navy department The
American citizen nj large has fash
Ion Of demanding that the navy he
kept In hGhting trim always: but
when the doGdays arrive and the citi.
sens' association and the chamber OF
commerce OF the home town decide to
have . little outburst OF merrymak.
lag Of some kind or another. the cit.
isen at large decides that to make the
little eatherinG success the govern.
msnt should send the Atlantic fleet.
aad II that cannot possibly come. N
many battleships and torpedo boats
and submarines ~ are available.
II the navy department undertook
to comply with the food OF summer
requests the United States would
have to stop farming and take to
building battleahips and submarines
for the next half century. The de.
mands 20 far this summer. calls for
~ ascts. Is7 battleships and 90 sub
marines. all OF which are wanted to
shed luster on the celebration OF the
thirteenth anniversary OF the found.
Ing Of Jonesville. or some equally
Important event.
: II 10 Of little moment whether or
not the village In question has no
deeper access TO the Atlantic ocean
than . three-foot mud channel. The
omniscient navy department is ex.
pectsd TO send battleships overland.
" necessary.
1t 10 dt0calt 10 convince the cit
issns Of any ssaboard city that the
creek on which their metropolis 10
located 10 not the finest natural har.
. little drsdgiag-ln the
world. and large enough TO harbor
The 0sets OF all nations." said . naval
o0clai. !As the navy IL the property
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-14
We Have People

Evcry day looking fOr Openings In all
lines "f business. rrsttlcncr and ~.
cant propcrty. n you wawnt "a sell
or rcnt yoars. scc GEO. n. Rice. with
Chilcotr, olsscc adjoining Amcrican
hotel; phone O01. 1920
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-14
REAL EsrArE rRAxsrERs
Furnished llaily by Abstract Firm NJ
Mason 4 al0ueh

Martha Mitchell Jamison to Cora
A. Sanderson, lot 4, BLK, &s. except
10 feet on northcrly side. Nichols
addition to klamath Falls; 80.
klamath Fails Land and Trans
portation company to George T, BalA.
win, lots and 4. h,k. 10. Bucna
Vista addition to Klamath Falls: 80,
Klamath Development company ia
Charles Kuhn, lot rs. blk. 81. wor.
den. Oregon; $40.
Charles Andrews to +, p. Corpan.
Ing. part OF lot &. sec, tA.S9-is:
337s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-14

To CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
We are now prepared to furnish
yon with plate or prism glass. any
side. on short notice. Also plain or
fancy glass. call and get our prices.
Bambcr Z Poairs. opposite BALDWIN
hardware. Phone Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
HOW TO MAKE A TRIM TAIL oRED WINTER SUIT
MEASURING, CUTTING AND PRESSING

For Coat measurements OF waist Alter coat pattern
Fer Skirt center front and center
BACK to the floor also length waatband
itoor Around hips
waist line holding the tape evenly balanced
Ionahcn pattern inches
hip the necessary engt
70 Shorten fold place forming the difference IN
lensth Either Of these changes shape OF the
- -
To cuExamne materials Cioths wooens and vevets have
nap OF srah stroke thon cngthwtse 70 find nap,
IN USING width rieh and
side place the
parts second Of
skirt waists
tcriaL Place thread lengthwisc IA an materials
FIRST cut the skirt Pieces which
parts o coat or waist talors lacks heavy maeaa
and DO forget OF heavy eooda before
basuus. and haste
Press materials ddad hoard
of muslin on
the cloth when
OF sfmen and sleeves II find pressing difficult II
a f $50 - ~
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CyntkiAGrcys
Corresponding

Dear Miss Grey. VIII you tell
me what county Grand Forks. \. u.
Is iuf 90 Is Il necessary 20
shrink French Bingham before max.
ina Il up
A. I'D Grand Forks county
t2l-Ycs.
Dear Miss Grey WIN you please
publish doughnut recipe with
only one egg and that does not alb
sorb fatT t2l Also what L. the
cause Ok doughnuta beinT greasy ?
49, WIN you publish a plain recipe
for cheese atrAwsF
MRS r. r. NEwLY.WED.
A. Following are two onc-eEg
recipes for douEhnuts
One quart flour. one-half cup sug.
ar. nue-haif teaspoon salt. unc-haif
teaspoon soda. trasuounful cream
of tartar. salispoouftil cinnamon
or nutmeg. I egK. milk enough to
moiHten to a stiff dough
Second recipe--One eEK. ] cup
sugar. tablespoonful melted but.
ter. I cup milk. one-haif teaspoon.
7 ful salt. one-hnf teaspoouful soda
{ and teaapoonfal cream Of tartar.
I or 4 level teaHpoonfuls baking pow.
der. ! tablespoonful cinnamon. flour
enough 20 roll out
( (2l Doughuuts will absorb fat Il
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Take 2 cups sugar. 4 cup butter.
I cup sour milk teaspoon soda
y cake chocolate. grating Il into
the ingredients, Add 4 cgEa. using
the yolka and the whites Of 2 ia
the cake and leaving the whites OF
the other for the frosting Add
l teaspoon each ~ cinnamon and
cloves and a pinch OF salt Cream
butter and sugar. add the other
ingredients. mix thoroughly aud
bake
To prepare the froHting Heat
the whites 81 the eggs 60 a froth
boil 2 cups o. sugar iRto a syrup
beat into the whites aud spread
over the top ~ the cake