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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
Probable surplus next month,
$l5. 800.
Total surplus, with losaes paid a
month ahead. SIS, ,078. 4
co. AUDITOR LAhlPY LOSES
HIS BIG BARN BY FIRE.

The large barn Of Ell. Lampy
at his residence on the north side
was totally destroyed by fire last
Friday. A strong wind was blow
ing at the time and the flames
were soon under control but not
until the barn was total wreck.
At the time the fire started
there were two horses and two
cows in the barn. but they were
removed from the building before
the fire reached that portion.
The stable and the hay loft. con-
tanning three tons of hay. were
destroyed and the other portion
of the structure gutted. The ori-
igin Of the fire is not known.
It appeared to have started in the
southeast portion in the loft.
The barn was insured for $500:
horses 5000; vehicles S100 and
cattle $50. The loss will be $500.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
undoubtedly be some time before
he ID able to work again.
WATERFOWL MEN MAKE a
VALUABLEBUILDING INVENTION

Will Gowan, the tinsmith em1-9
ployeG by Towslee 3 Towslee, Of
this city, together with r. ] Ross
have invented d new device which
combines . metal cornice and box
cave spout. & IS simple but
wonderful invention and isa great
improvement over tn old wooden
#cornice and hanging cave spc ut.
"a number Of residences in this
city are now putting them on and
the new invention promises to
revolutionize that part OF the
building trade. The E. M. Pope
manufacturing Co. Of this city is
now manufacturing the new in
vention. Messrs. Gowan and Ross
the inventors, have already ap.
piled for q patent on the same
and we would not be surprised to
see couple of fellows about their
size living on & Easy Street be-
fore many moons. I.55s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
WATERFOWL, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER !, 1910.

ond, that cur proofs of death and
payments of losses are promptly
made.
"Of course the death list will
average up at the end Of the year
if it hes not already done 30. Last
year at the END Of August we had
sixty-nine death losses approved.
At the end of August this year
we will have eighty. The hiatus
in death losses this month seems
providential. This time last year
we had between twenty-five and
thirty thousand dollars of death
losses proved and improved, that
were unpaid. This year we have
not one - ~.
Eleven months ago our new
rates went into effect and Jared
us some, but have had good re-
suits on the whole.
Last year at this time we had
no surplus fund.- this year at this
time we have nearly $50. 900.
Last year at this date we
could look forward to the next
months and the next's beneficiary
receipts all heing consumed in
paying accumulated death losses.
This year according to our laws.
we do not need to pay a single
death loss next month, as no new
death proofs are likely to reach
us before the end Of this month
now. but can turn every cent of the
$25. 900 or more beneficiary col-
ections to be received next month
into our surplus fund. We will
probably not Dc this with ali of
it; we will likely keep on paying
.dnatksleses ahead E time if The
death proofs come in, but nice
lump will doubtless go into the
suprlus fund at the end of the
month. And, by the way, that
surplus fund is very nearly all
invested in first class farm loans
drawing 6 per cent on first mort
gage securities at less than half
the value Of the land.
1--WE can now very closely es-
innate the result of the new
rates to the first of next Octo.
Der, just one year after. they
went into effect. as follows.
Have paid all death losses
for the year-O October l, 1909, to
October ], 1910.
Have paid accumulated death
losses on October l, 1909, which
were left over after the old rates
were exhausted $1,000.
Have paid into surplus fund
to date SAT, ,587.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
SERIOUS ACCIDENT OCCURS
In WATERFOWL THURSDAY

A serious accident occurred
Thursday morning on the new Nc
lnyr ebuilding on Oak st. Hugh
Bryon one of the workmen in the
employ of the Gray Construction
Co., while engaged accidentally
stepped backward into one of the
openings leading into the base,
ment. In falling he struck one Of
the wooden horses used by the
carpenters in such a way that
three ribs were broken besides
some of the bones in his foot. The
ambulance was called and the in
jured man taken at once to DR..
MaGee's Office where the broken
bones were set. Mr.. Bryson's g
home is at Waverly and it will
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
H.A. HAGNA MARRIED AT
BIC COMING PRAIRIE, MINI.

Wednesday. Sept. 2s, at the
home of the BRIDES parents in
Blooming Prairie. Mimi, occurred
the marriage of Miss Ella Benson
of H. A Hagna Of this city.
Mr.. Hagna is secretary Of the
Hagna Lumber Co and manager Of
the Watertown yards. He has
been in the city only few months
but during that time has made
many friends all Of whom will
unite in wishing for the young
couple the utmost happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagna returned
to Watertown on Tuesday after a
short honeymoon trip and will at
once start housekeeping.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
The Climax
Melody play at the Grand ope.
ra house Thursday October ls
Seats on sale at Kreisers Drug
Store.

Work ls progressing rapidly on
the improvements being made on
the old North American Storage
building on east Kemp avenue
Old Partitions are being removed
and windows placed in the east
and west sides. a thirty foot
addition OF solid brick is being
added on the north end and when
completed the ground floor will
be used as an armary and drill
room for the militia. Offices are
being fitted up in the front Of
the building for the use Of the
officers.
The coy home furnished from
TEE GOzY HOME store tells d
tale of genuine satisfaction for
you get just what you want, at d
price that warrants you in get.
ting it. 16
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
VOL, 8 NO 1e,
UNIQUE EXPERIENCE
OF A LODGE.
Financial Condition Of A. 0. U. w,
in the State is Extremely
Gratifying.

Aberdeen Daily News:-All
South Dakota people are interested
in the success of home institu-
tions or enterprises of whatever
character, providing they make
for the welfare of humanity and
the upbuilding of the state. The
A. o. u. w. which is the largest
of the only three fraternal bene.
ficiary societies incorporated in
this state-which are strictly
home institutions is doing a
beneficial work for many widows
a nd orphans, and seems to be in
a healthy and successful condi-
tion, as indicated by letter of
Grand Recorder Neill sent out to
the members August 20, 1910. The
letter is interesting in itself,
otherwise than the financial state
menta it contains. He says:
81 dTe~ drew war =s:s.=ssss:... =. .s ted ay fer
the last death loss thst has oc-
Cured in our order up to date,
and all previous valid claims have
been paid or drafts for payment
are on the way to the beneficiar-
s.es. The peculiar thing as,a,at
this is that I have no notice of
another death or intimation Of
one. Such coincidence has
probably not happened in the his
tory of our jurisdiction since the
first years of it's organization.
and it is not likely ever to happen
again. doubt if it has ever hap
pened in any other order of the
age and size of ours. In SO large
a membership the death rate is
SO regular and the time taken to
get proofs of death returned
that there is always dozen, more
or less, of proofs Of death and
first notices of death on hand or
on the we. q. But at this date
there is neither, to my knowledge
in the 40. .U.W. of South Dakota.
Such a situation argues two
things: First, that kind provi-
dence has suspended our death
rate for the time being. and sec
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
s 80 PER YEA.!, h
bic Sale

will sell at public auction ~
miles northeast Of Watertown and
4 mile west of Gardner Elevator.
on my father j farm, on Thursday,
Oct. IS. 1910 commencing at i
Io' clock p. M. sharp: n
12 HEAD HORSES
black team mares ii foal z yrs
old. VT 5000: j black team mares
Ia foal, 4 and 5 years, VT $500:
4 bay team geldings Syrs VT $500: !:
] bay gelding l5 yrs VT 1900, 1
sorrel mare IA yrs VT 1850; / sor-.
rel driving mare Z rys VT 1000.
] bay fiIly 2 yrs;1 black COLI
coming 2 yrs; 1 black colt. wean-
ling 81
8 mich cows. j shoats and L
brood SOW.
] Deering binder with truck.
9 T. cut, | Van Brnnt disk drill
loft. / Me- Cormick mower nearly
new hay rack II 26ft harrow.
| harrow cart. Janesyille gang
plow, ] Eclipse gang plow; / disk
9 -. ] Litchfiefd manure spreader.
Old Hickory wagon triple box.
2 steel truck wagons and rack.
I pair bob s.eighs, / top buggy.
! runabout buggy, I two seated
surrey nearly new. / feed grinder,
l platform; 4 sets Of work Ear.
ness, set Of driving harness il ein--
gle harness. new sadd he and bri-!
die. sets team nets, 4 Economy
separator. ! barrel churn lO GAL
Ion, ! Waverly washing machine, I,
4 oak bed, springs and mattress.
Terms Of Sale. All sums of $1O.s
cash over that amount d credi II of
az months will be given Sd notes
with approved security, att 5 per
cent interest. No property TO be
removed until settled for.
Citizens National Bank, Clerk
Walter Montooth, Owner,
GLE. Wilson. auctioneer.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07

The writer was at Watertown
Tuesday ! looking up at the tall
buildings and swapping yarns.
with local knights Of the pencil,,3
u the live city. While Wander
ing down Midway we dropped Id
to insp get Brother Barker's hot
air furnace. Wanted him to put q
couple Of tip-top weeklies' in
TO show as how it worked. but he
refused on the ground that there
were millions Of people living in
that block who not only carried no
tire insurance but were out Of Ice.
i-WilloW Lakes News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
HAD TO HAVE A HEAP
MORE ROOM FOR FATTY.

The Minlnaugh Cigar Com
5pany, Of this city, sole distribn-
tors of the celebrated Davenport
Scent cigar, have found that
their business has increased to
such an extent that they have
been compelled to lease the
entire second story OF the
Keegan block on south Oak
street for their wholesale bust
ness. The Davedport is making
a great hiti1 South Dakota.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
LOW COLONIST RATES
TO PACIFIC COAST.

One way tickets at special low
rates on sale daily vntil October
Is to California, Oregon. Wash.
ingtcn and Puget Sound Points.
y "A weekly service Of Pullman
tourist sleeping cars thru without
change via diverse routes from
Mankato, Alton and Sioux City
to Los Angeles, affords most
comfortable and economical means
of travel.
For full particulars apply to
ticket agents The North Western
Line. I6
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07
ifyou don't know

ever yos art tsnt'
ing; or have wasted
valuable time In a
frultless search for
something Just
make a trial of the
Saturday News ad-
vertislng columns.
It reac h e the
homes and the
hearts Of the Cod.
ington county peo-
pie.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07

Our equitable one price sy stem
insures you a square deal, suppose
you try as next time you need
furniture. 4 THE COY HOME. 1f
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-10-07

Mrs Chas Jorgenson and family
have recently moved here from
Princeton, Ill. and are living on
the farm in Pelican township
vacated by Geo Andre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
LITTLE PROBLEMS or
LOVE AND MARRIAGE


The unmarried woman IL not
necessarily unhappy AZ the worst
she mas be lonesome hut even this
IN not an essential Of her lot In
these days ~ Jolly bachelor maids
n Il be necessary TO earn her llv.
Ing. she can be Interested Ia her
chosen work or profession. be sur
rounded by those OF like pursuit.
and her days bright and CHEEKY
II she have an income sufficient for
her nesda there IN travel. society.
social battcrment work 20 fill every
hour with pleasant interest In al
dillon, there Il always the expccta.
iion that Prince Charming viii
some day arrive A woman whose
days are thus full Of iuteIggt aud
pleasant friends aud toueh.hnd 20
with the world cannot be very IN.
happy. And all this the unmarried
woman can have u she 20 plans her
life,
Whether theae will give her true
happiness IL question her own
nature must settle. Some tcmpera.
menin are satisfied with this ffoth
and foam OF life and would infinite
b prefer Il TO tho lot Of 40 unhappy
wife. But there are others who are
not content with this superficial
living They want all OF the cup
OF NE. whether Il be sweet or BIT.
ter.
They know that marriage. though
Il may BRING trials and sorrow,
brings also Joys that nothing else
can give and character growth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

To keep llnoleum bright. use
sweet milk IN water 20 wash it.
TO brighten old lamp burners.
boil IL minutes In buttermilk.
Charcoal In pieces the size Of q
pea. OF burned cork. ouge a week
u valuable for al poultry.
To clean bronze wash the sur.
face 18th Pulyerized whiting. then
rub With p6eie ~ plumbago and saf.
iron and heat the articles before a
slow fire.
Brass or copper may be easily
cleaned By rubbing with wet.
Aoapy rag dipped IN powdered bath
brick Polish afterward with a soft
dry cloth or newspaper.
when boiling bacon or ham add
a little vinegar and two or three
cloves TO the water and leave the
bacon IN after until the water II
cold The flavor will be delicious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
OutOf tbeWBdOD0


lt has been said that In all mat
ters Of love woman In a genius. and
what she doesn't know about love
Isn't worth knowing.
Probably this Us why most women
are always 80 terribly disappointed
with the average mans woolng
They are such wonderful c0nuols-
aeurg themselves. that Il o. doubt
fli whether there IL a single woman
who has been cOuFted onco--even
a hundred tlmes--whu has not come
30 the conclusion hoy much better
she could have managed II. had she
been I'd tho wO0er's placed
BE Numbered Bald or did the
wrong thing az the wrong moment.
was too slow or too hasfy, was nor
vous when he should have quoted
poetry. and altogether let slip with
characteristic thicilheadedness a
thousand and oue opportunities for
saying and doing pretty things
But ask q man how women love
10 be- loved. and he VIII tell you
uith a delightful air Of self salts.
faction that ho knows all about
g." n that is 50. then HIS ali
must include very little, and It
leaves out all the essential things
from a Woman's point Of View, At
least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

aud development. Il taken rightly.
that IL worth all tho pain. Even
tho hRpplcut unmarried existence In
the world would not satisfy such
natures, They viii cheerfully take
llfe's crown, even though Il be all
thorna.
a wife's unhapplueas may be Of
her own making Il may be largely
a matter OF viewpoint She may be
unhappy because she - poor or be.
cause life seems one m0noionoun
round Of household drudgery or be,
cause her health % not good All
these will cause uahappinens. to be
sure But they are temporary mat.
ters aud can be romodied n one
will grasp these nettles with strong
and determined hands 8 woman
ehoglQ not weakly remain under
such burdens, letting them crush
her down. She should get above
them. Not one Of these NJ . bat can
BIO conquered II woman will use
her brains and her backbone.
The only cause OF a wlfo's gen.
utne uuhappincsa II moral wrong
doing Ia her husband This can
chill her heart and make all her
days black Prom this wretched.
ness there may seem no loopholo
Of escape and that all the rest of
her life Il blasted She may seem
70 countenAnce n BY stAyipg with
him II may not only make her
wrstchsd. but Il may bring misery
upon their children Whether such
fats IL better than 'he superb
ciaily happy unmarried gomAn'a is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
or SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR

question for most serious oonsid.
GRAFTON.
The woman whose life II shad-
owed IN this way has az least the
knowledge that the priceless treas.
ufe OF love has once boen hers And
II she Ii a true woman she VIII
make gallant fight 70 rescue the
man she loves from the depths 10
which he has fallen This IL q
work that enllata her whole soul
and IN doing and hoping there is nm
undoreurrunt Of happy expectation
that Is. 10 a woman of this sort,
more truly satisfying than would
be snperficinlly happy aud sue
teHafnl unmarried life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

A very good bean soup may be
made from The remains OF baked
beans Add pint and q half ~
water 90 a pint % beans and boil
% a pulp with an onion sliced Rub
through a stfalaer and boil up and
thickon with tablespoon 81 flour
and butter cooked togrther. Add
half quart can OF tomatoes (cut
40 fine. bat not strainedl. season
with table sauce. salt. pepper.
celery salt before adding the
tomato the beans should be- more
IKE a PURGE than a soup. Serve
With toasted split crackers. the
slrc smaller than the common
crackers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

This odd and pretty has IL OF
black velvet Ia spreading shape.
and rolls slightly az the left eide
The new monkoyskin trimming IL
used Tor the crown trimming rheas
skins come dyed IA all the darker
colofs. and when split through the
middle yield one yard and a haf Of
banding with the long. graceful
hairs running IN the same direc.
ton. Laid about the crown os a
velvet hat. Il quite trims Il. aud
oniy needs some little accumulation.
such az = handsome buckle or ca.
ouchon OF tinsel or silver. 10 com.
piete Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Nix together ! cup of molssacs. 2
eggs. I tablespoons ~ butter. =
cup sour milk. ! level teaspoon IL
soda, pinch ~ salt and cups Of
flour Mix sell aud roll on =
Toured board. cat In squares and
bake qulckly. Frost wiih white
boiled icing and make the card
figures oat of citron AID candiea
cherries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Scaid and remove SKIN from one
pound % ehestnuga. sash IN cold
safer Cut one.half a peeled onion
10 tiny pisces. brown d IN a little
bntter CUT chessnuta tn medium
pieces cook until tender Ado a
little vinegar and sugar 10 the
brown onion aud butter. onehalg
a cup of raisina and little lemon.
thea some soup stock. put in the
tender chestnuta. II not sweet
enough. add more sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

\ 4. rur meat IN quite
=. ,ssces pei n in kettle
=. II ua,er eRoogh . Gov
|.sk fhen take q good al1sd
y. / .snpoen sage. pepper
4 Il. pnf these n. and
a n msas Il nearly done
. s = cover ~ and Zee The
. - eoak OF. leaving
, 49, % make a gravy BY
Z lneg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
|F4p{S@I'1V0M|

Cook rAislns IN water an soft. put
milk on back part Of stove 60 warm.
When Falsius are SOFT thicken with
the flour. dissolved IN little cold
water then add milk~Atir we'll. put
ou hack of stove. add salt, sugar
and butter, Let remaia ON back ~
stove an wanted II milk ID added
before the flour the boiling Is apt
to curdle it. To be eaten with
cfAckera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Cook slices % carrot and tarulps
one.fourth of an inch thick until
tender drain and USE them 10 llne
a Bothered charlotte mold Boil
white turnips uatil tender. drain
aad prens through fine sieve. To
cup - PURGE add y ef a teaspoon
eali, a dash q white pepper. 3 graf.
lnE ~ nutmeg y ot cup OF thick
eFeam and, lastly. the Hsiff beaten
whites " eggs Bake tn the dec.
GRATED mold. standing In a pan of
hos vatcr uniil the center be~Aames
Urn Turn from the mold and
serve wlth white sauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

ssNs ia 81 shsitren one
n Aze lmeaeaa. ona quart
ux ~ gaae uilk. enc table.
IN s. NJ tablespoon butter.
1 - = AZ auimeg % flavor.
3@As u sxeetea 10 taste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

, - nal peces u butter
|,sgs ~. eoFsr Nth slices
/, 4 ~ nian then PIT small
/, - x ssfsg on that also
4 IL sea q oaioa. Add
I, a. 40 pepaeg Then an.
4 a. hYm 4 potato and 80 I
|smmsa ia = ~ fall a. do
4 sssl FrT = milk until yua
4 ~ - / q IT, top Cover
= III aska 4 ssss two hours
! Ennzsg xat = any harm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

L - ese az flour With y
4 80 4 salt. noa, ne
\ ssz slightly. add !
! la. pour the mixture
- tie flour. beat IN
- .noo,h and finally
49, sAs ssiffiy beaten
R,sfer bot gem peas,
n ehsm xlsh the batter.
snail steamed ~ in
cI "a hake In . boz oven
. e, lnnealaiely with maple
| N~aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skill IN pre-
aerlblng 10 most efficiently supple
mented by tie orugelsts sklii IN
compromising. RAVEN oRuo co.
f4fe Second Av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
EssAsn Tann

\. I. GrH WIN y,u olaass
b y. VA eiii remove M. seagt,
\ e. roloied wall psr.-s ~.
|hsn, the hands sofg ana
IA. ~ M g."
/ u II 'ae spots earsfuIv r,h
h go saturated n ''. si.s,l ',1
~. a wn remove tss 'i gr
- AFTER 4 has sy.sors,l y,
5 ~. ~ stain On ths naper
/ ~ !, y9u ever tried heepl.g
b s..msal Or CONNECT op
i ,, a''ana ana wh.neyor
e hands rubblgg nee yer
Nj .'a ne meal ans ! , gea1
~ s y. vork wonders IN Esop
A, !, si'a very good ,' I W..
/ VI. I, Y, .,.l hands ana befor. e a,,s,
Il. - 9 slIl ala n ~ . ~ .a1r !.
M. . making thsm smooth ,'' I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

arslT,a@s' ea d lettuce. II
~ % i isss, 2, snd chopped and
~ llse sDlaaoh arc ds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
nlNNER

- x Carrot Soup
POI Roast
s,allopsa roiasoes
spinach Greens
4 s'.nege0 with Maple
syrup Coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

:. ...a.e BAKED with Cheese
sslssa Biscuits
par Conserve
teohses Tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
CYNTHIA GREYS
|.|R|fSpl)NI)fNTS

~ - sfsT VIII you kindly
Il = AnnA The star hos 70
- sns'es also a Tpnd recipe
NJ M
~ "a ~ who walks a GOOD
n H1 careful carriagsf A. T..
srzrs osrwan Needles.
tNr esxz and add a tea.
szsa Z All and A. mnch siftad
= 24Y vii tAks Rnll out
r. efsdge Nth -four. Roll
- sFsf ih a loose roil and
2 nrsw aliess from the eud
~ 'aza Slices ont and let dry
FsN aau stirring oecaslaualig
r ssele aoap. drop into ire
hnth ahd boil for Is mln.
- ! ~ q side dlsh. boil far AZ
4 taited uater. and after
oaf ? iii,ie boiling water
and SEASON generously
lslsr aad pepper.
q aslag Jon recipes for both
and Esertou faffv
r. ~ - nhat you wiah
Gear Taffy.
lsasDoonfal Of gum arabic
zatspoonfuis u cola wafav
= hour Poar a table.
. 'sll water uron a pound
z. sd saxar ard add eup
saisr TsSn into a porce
sacetan and set over The
sugar Is melted. fhen
Aaspoonfnl % cream
D. nos str after ne mr..
- . boil Cook steadily
a -. = dfppped into cold wnfer
-. sur n a teaspoonfai ~
-. stifaet and pour into 4
chilled par As aoou
-. ea enough 10 handle nuli
70 long sticks psliirg
asst until very nan NJ
L. tssrieH Tsffy
laa q brown sugar IN n
iaa xiib three tsb'a.,a. =. !,
~ Il boil unfu 4 ~
~, snoo'h thick syrup Ada
~ .' sa''er, string veil Loi
NJ an hour Flavor r1fb
Ealklng. throw the
- ~, baek and carry he bess
- weight of some ttSS
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