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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22
SUBURBAN DEVEL OPMENT
NORTH TO FOREST GLEN
Preparing to Cot the Shepherd Tract Into
Home Sites Homes Along Geor-
gia Avenue Growth of Silver
Spring, Woodside and Linden.

The modern development Of Georgia
avenue, as the cid 18th street pike is now
known, does not end after 1t climbs the
rise in the circle Of hills that surrounds
the city. Like the parallel throughfare
Of 18th street 1t is now built up far north
along the plateau Of the territory to the
north Of the city. The range of closely
buiit-up streets now is seen in the imme-
date foreground as one stands at the in
tersection of Georgia avenue with Park
road. the entrance to the grounds of the
Soldiers' Home. In fact. such extension Of
houses In rows goes still farther to the
north. where New Hampshire avenue
crosses Georgia avenue
Fror. this latter point the view to the
south and west and also to the east Is
impressive, espt Cally to those who have
not followed very closely the later
phases Of the growth OF the city. For
it Ii quite evident the city Is right up to
that point not merely the outposts and
the advance of the city's hosts, but the
city itself with its rows of closely built
houses and its paved streets and its
school houses and its churches.
The ia m larlLs and commons that once
separated the forward line of the city's
advance from this locality are now COM
pleteiy occupied with dwellings. But the
1oI " al NOV eAitut IL hot PduSiuS at tuS
old Rock Creek Church road, which
forms the northern boundary of the great
estate OF the Soldiers Home. 1t is push
ing on to the north. now in detached
houses and then again in rows
One passes Sauls Addition and the ad-
Joining land to the north, where the
houses are detached. On the opposite side
Of the road are still to be seen the slop-
ing fields and groups of trees where the
Columbia Golf Club formerly had its
home, and still farther along there are to
be found open places.
Houses in Rows at Brightwood.
Presently a new region of influence is
reached which is centered about the old
cross roads known as Brightwood. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22

10 miles OF track; Virginia Railway and
Power Company. Richmond and Peters
burg City Electric Railway. Light and
Power plants. service systems to contfgu-
out territory and interurban lines to Pc
tersburg and to Ashland. together with
water-power plants in the James end Ap.
pomattox rivers, from which a great deal
Of its power Ia generated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22

A victim Of financial reverses. Charles
A. Emeltx Of Cumberland, Md. who was
last year defeated for the mayoralty by
George e. Young. shot himself twice In
the head in his berth on a Pullman sleep
or Wednesday night, near Akron. Ohio
Hopes are held out for his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22

properties: Norfolk and portsmouth
ton Company. Norfolk CITY, portsmouth
City. Ocean View. Norfolk ana A'ian'ic
and Bay Shore and Berkeley Electric
Railway lines: the Norfolk and Ports
mouth Electric Lighting and Power
plants, equipment and rolling stock, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22

Birth of Feud," entered by Perceval
Gibbon, a noted English writer. In our prize
story competition. See our Sunday Mag
aZine tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22
Unsettled tonight; Sunday fair moderate noherly winds
CONDITION OF THE WATER.

Temperature and condition of water Great Falls
Temperature condition. Dalecara
condition north connection 49, condition south
IS Georgetown distributing IS; con-
dion inuent gateous condition eent gatehce I
UP-RIVER WATERS.
Potomac clear; Shenandoah slightly cloudy this morning
TOMORROWS TIDES.
Low tide, 9 4S and pm. High tide, 315 and
3 :33 pm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
ELK'S MEMORIAL
Judge " Nesbitt 20 be Prime pal
Speaker for Departed
Brethren

a meeting o. Wheeling lodge
so. ~. g. T.. o r. last evening. ar.
engagements Vere partially completed
Tor tho annual memorial services "a
%" held on Sunday. December g IN.
following committees were named .
tion-" committee Chairman. D. b.
Hab~rstck. e. A FeinI.r. W a.
Ii'iner. 4 ianghans. r. Crawford. ID
N'ius. Man u Robinson. =. Erb. Jr.
W Richardson. Gabe C. Pm
-hcimer
Program Chairman. D.
u. Iiandlau. Prof u. Schockey. a L.
W"idehusch. J. 90 Riddle. Jr.. D.
Mar G. Corcoran. FRANK
man and Robert = Judge
Judge =. W Nesb.tt Will be the
principal speaker.
\ large list 81 new members was
acted upon and another Will 5e 40
me next meeting the invitations ro
follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
or CITY PRoPERTY

To- Niitl" or a deed - tr.st made hy
h.ffs Mason. aut Emma Mason lbs
ne. :" in" a. trustee. dated f.r luf1
iHy ~ q, iH''r. 1919. ana raW uf record
o. 'a- ufc..- 90 f., Jerk oe tt. county
"urt % OHIO tu.It.. West NHrrIf..l ia
i''-t o. Trust HouA ~. ss. pas. as
front tour ~ tie CONT .lf.l-r 20 Dtia
.tH'i- e-f Nirs.r.a. ur saturday. The
W any 't N''emo~. ltl D. ".ulu"ne iu-
"a. pr " Jock OBJ fA. All 'raf certain cot
o.. parcel situated Hu o." vet rHI, 90
Man street ans fruutirL Thereon. 100 f..
Fii'n ~A.i - tf' 'Ity 90 Wl-rtuA. ,.Ia
-.srIf described CIV follows tow
~, -a.l proper o. byln- t.e sou'I
r'''i l''' AMI tA" north eleven feet -
."t u-tl"-t fHrfy--lA 600 BOZ .Ha.I.r.
""i i-.tf addition =" ftc CITY of Wheel
.u ffr west side - N.ir street. and .x-
''. iir if ul au even width 90 an
alley in tn- r~nr of s4II Dot. torrtn,r
i.'.'"". .f "lr.i iraaI,'s tl"r--
d''isrf Co. t." said Harry Mason f,- ,ui
.ritr ti7 natural lifetime by the last
Mlll ans testament "f -ls.tu. or Savanna.
1h-ol. deceased. being ruW ef record if
Wi.I E..k So ~ rsE. III. of f... r..-
Hf4s 90 p.tr county. West N.rrfrf. arI
,. ., ' si'. rr"p"rty tnat q" h,.rs ~ 80
.'ls itthi. ttir Ki interest ~. 49,
Mas"n. under tle Viii a'1re-s.d. to t1e
ra.i Harry Macon ty tW. Ydss.i- that af.
TOW az r~' ora On che Clerks bffi.a 90
trtl county. West NIrEiHfr. 90 Deed
LOOK ~. l-h. af pages 1us aHI .u4
TEftM~ DF SALE
'r"-'hirt 90 o." purchase money and
.- on. . NOR" o. th' sur las"r may Gle
% pay. Too cash on 90. luN ~ sale and
i'F residue go Two equal auf.Iar nav
u'ti-. witf interest at -Ix Per cent from
htir pHh aHl" reful-suuGaiy. the pur-
CHASER swing notes for t.e deferred iu-
'faii'TtHfa With approved security. and
iI" tfl" O." fhr property helms retained
hy TIE trustee until 90 o. FULLY paid Tor
o-T--fo-r-f- Tr.i.t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
W0ODMEN PLAN
BIG ENCAMPMENT
MEETING WILL sE HEIo ~
PtTTseuRC NOVEMBER
Co~.T' tees From May Cites Aci-.e
"es;tn3 Hsic LAST Mgr. 80
Lea Hessass--srs

ru-sirs meeting o.. fh@ Modern
W oolUcn " AI"rc4 uas U-ld o.
in~Ir rooms .n th- Waldorf building
Lst nlstt o. llalsura'- plans .o- 49,.
DIX ~. -iafe src4upfaeut ~ D. held
-af sumner 20 "a place 70 Doe deter.
mlr-d az later meeting The con
f"rion 20 be- held lrKt GUNNER wi..
D. attended og .odses from the three
tomlmtt--- rer- present a. r.
meeting iaat u.shf from Pitt.bure
iNfnesteaf. Martins Very. Pm Grow.
anc ~frg'--utiI.-. uImt--rlne ia all
about ff'3- D. Aas arranged al fa.
ma ''irs 90 bold 4 second on. az pitts
burg OF November aad "a deanife de-
cl,iol ALL be arrived 90 there con
corning Tho place for hold NJ the en-.
CAM pmrlf and flr at. SPECIAL trains
Nil D. run over tL. Wheeling a LAX.
Erlr 20 accommodate ths DELEGATED.
ne committees present last nisht
Ncr- acknowledgment Selah.
G. ] Rogers. Edward simmons. I'd
ward bl-ey. Wm. Eaer. Nm Hallas.
James Tay lor. Leland Cope-. Fr.d
Fearce, Gus Becker 3 *. Shapiev
BUGGY. q. BUGGY. Humphrey Goodman
J.. y. Preshcar. a. Allen. x. Sfmmons
and ~ Hamilton
Elm Grove Captain B.-. "
Namsiey. Mr. Walters. Mr.. Gorre1
Martins Ferry iiauian and Morris
Wheeling Walter Brown. & Il
hcnchman. +. l.. Carpenter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
GIGANTIC PHONE


II o.
F, an. d.'i ~ n' ''oi.'r,'eS involved
arb. sg,,r.. ,,.' f.'',, .r,' 'n a DIG
Torn 49,, ''Ieph'he sss
,r. 49,. vac 'NP"'La'loh OF
Js.,,,, 49, '',',,',,'. 10 MAKE. Dun
g,t.. ........ ""'i ana the
tir,.,,..,. ,i.. ....--,. '.''I '''7 '''h idIu
.,..t.-'.-., .,'S' '' VARIOUS small
a. ,...-''. i.'''l' companies in
So. 80 ~. '". past year ana a hall.
-, 'n''" was me widely
pI'' h'7e OF the Toledo. %.
.t.. go '9I'h'iniF Tor
.t.,..- .'.o' -'n .i'I'',s.f. hui as 80 n'~
''I'7' B" 'aoi Tor I'D" English syn.
u.'''" Nh'cn is absorbing the va.
l'.'pnDh" corporation and Us
,.' statement made
49, y, h.'''1'I- '' rrpresen.
,5.. 80 N''''' -'hger iasi night
-. '',' "I in' Nduona'
.,.,'.,.I - any con
.,....'..... l"i MAJ! YES re-
a,lf -t.r. .'i nus
De-. r.rt ID. 49,. .'i' ''H- o"
.J,, r-,b,if,. ~, ,al -. 49,,
rhor.t tt. &c.. ~ -. - 'l-D'
ire t.s ,o. a.. 49,. '' .is- ''., 'H'.
c.fed The er,r 49,. - .,
perry it b.. .vnart..I .r,if ~. -. t,'
fore uaremb.r
roru ~ g.rI.,d -t. t.. ,...
largely re-pors.bI. fo- ,r. .r-,,,.-
iuE of aU deal. of tt. N.,icr.I -r,,.
phone CORPORATION DURING fs. 49,,
tWo scare s 900 New York TO-DAY D.,
attend meeting with tie represor
fartes OF tho ssnd.csfe and h.. rltb
fhc Errii-H capitalists win return 20
rIff-b1re either SUNDAY az vord,,
.omne fp Wheeling ON Tuesd4y.
Gigantic plans
Time fre Erersh-rer Who romnose
f.e syndicate have trruerdous plans
AVID tlaf He.~ feH- 81 +ra p.fi 80
form .s -o t. nation. u. fle and not 20
mrr... Involve few states f- shown
by tho fact that they are rou pisp.
-.ne a bond issue OF So oOo ono Df
'..- &ia'on0H0 is to be- bod preferred
eur. -ha common stock .o ba deter
mined af 81 later dave. A. tbc present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

Andy Shanko. arrested for being
drunk. Pr Ofccr West ou Wedncs.
HaN evening when searched 90 police
headquarters "a pair 81 knuckIers was
found on him. iio was held 10 The
grand jury hy Judge Robinson Yes.
i.rday. under 'hc Johnson law. John
hunter drunk. Vas assessed 81 and
costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
Roosevelt siien,

on SlEIi BAY. y Y. Oct - TX
President Roosevelt was informed TO
night az The suit for dissolution O,
The United States steel Corporation
Colonel Rooseeelt declined 10 com
mcnt upon b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
LIQUOR LICENSE.
liquor Application city OF wA..iinr.

Liquor Application CITY OF whssiins
" trel'u-. "A. IA t.r 81 1911
To Whom no NaN concern
The following ~ $50 duplication f..ed
plf- ire fHr .uunr lt"sr-r wear Lsff-f-
Retail
~tAuirllaS klos. -tss Man street
do hereby lyrf.ff f"Ir ths above au-
r.i-Aut FOR retain liquor license has re-
celNei certificate f-om tf~ sheriff -
ohio county, certifying tl4t DO raz de
posted Five hundred ana Ftrrty-thr.s
l'o4iHrs and ItiftF-flV- Gents tS5sc $50
as rsI.4r,i lt law
I.',Ie-tf .l.E
'fiAS % tEIsFE
Clerk ul tr- License Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

1911 Sheriff Tax is due. a diseoun,
o. allowed 20 persons payinq
promptly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

NAHTLD o. kris over Us years Of axe
'" r"ff nu sheet metal presaar Ar,.'.'
GOT iI'f'rf'I ffru4utnf sfnpl9yr.s.f
70 H.rE Del HafIafa..nrg rr.-. r......
l'. a'sl nu End f..nf ~ -lrIrf.f .fr,, 80
'.i.E Apply WAsrIIns can 80 i.rf
lail Department art
NAhALD-i.Hir pianist Mnaf Did. aIr.
f'ti AIIII &c.. Inrrgn b rrI u
.'if r". aa.. tD Mafksi streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
WANTED-Male Help.

--.------~-H--------s~~--
"AkTED-I' District Manager Sfgkpr-I-
..'Nt insurance. rto.k COMPANY.
.'-. .tl policy. lusursH both sexes. cfaf-,
'i'ihFnt and business methods strnuE-
nd tFhfN'uiri hN state Insurance de-
.'ft i''H t-. "Ar liberal profit EharinE
f''i. permanent Income 10 eap.bl. NJ.
.t -fa Address Federal Casualty. De
''.t Sii'u., EiF4ng experience n any.
-.' o-2s-J
WANTED 90 men over IS years OF A..
o." N"fh on sheet metal presses Au7sr-
l.tf" rt'f'ir ref TerfraneIt sfUr.loVr,s.r,
' N"ih De- -ftf-ftctory Press room
1l'i IN -nd fi".r 90 bright airy. nes
IH'l iinr AgIly Wheeling can Co iard
IHIl dept
WANTED boy Co run errands. 1ati
tfaIllAe - o3o
NAhTkD-At orcs several EOod dsiiv-
cry ana sales boys. 10 uork bSTors
school ApgiJ ~ Circulation Depart-
mem inieiiigsncer. between and q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
LOST

IosT~S - ~ :, 49, - -
LIND and fIfI auf Narh.f SIZE. OBJ of
NoftI .ul -,ltN ts ,at Reward taft
az lUuf. JOHN ...t.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
WANTED-Automobiles.

~ an I'd. ..r rHr .arH lr f...
.'HfrnHIIa Must Boz Dol r..f
Address Alfonso. care fsfs..I-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
e. HHdebrsnd

6assral Dtfsctess aad IN ssan.sra
lrner harnel ann anfB-a@rnrH "a
aeAaAa@a& ~ L@aa 49, 80 49,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08
'1gl6ESKGUGDISEl8
|GAlZ8GT1lZG1 G1Esesss

sour pickles n the pickis h not hons
add = tablespoon o. vinegar epfe~t
the sauce over chops on hah.
Cucumber eauce.
This r. a sauce especially nine Win
broIled Hsh. Pare two cucumbefa ena
gut lengthwiss In quarters Cut ~
the edgs containing the seeds n they
are large. then chop fne. and a1ucQsa
quite dry through q eheese eloth.
season with sal, papFfka and ylneKnf
and stir In onehah cup Of thick creAm
whipped stiH.
HeIlaadslss eauee.
Cream q fourth of . cup ~ butter,
beat the yolks of two eggs In . sancs.
pan. add two tableapoonfsiia u lemon
jules and Onefourth Of q cup of hot
water. a fev grains of snit ana cny-
enne. Place the aancepan over tho
Gre and stir constantly until it ~
quite thick. Then quickly sur IN the
creamed butter and serve a. ones.
Bread Sauce.
Cook oue-half cup % stale bread
crumbs. a slice OF onion and three
cloves. IN one and a half cups o. niIk
30 minutes. Rub through strainaT "
the crumbs are large. Add two table
spoonfuls Of butter. onehaif teaspoon'
full Of salt and speck ~ papriha u
too thick add = little more milk,
Serve with eggs and game. 0arnlah
with one-half cup Of coarse bread
crumbs Drowned In butter.
Horse RadIah Sauce.
Take three tnbIespoonfuis of grnted
horse radish. one tablesDoonfui of vim
egar. a fourth of a teaapoonful Of snie
a dash Of cayenne and four tableapoon'
fuls Of heavy cream beaten stir. Serve
In a pretty glass dish
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

Z was warned against ths
she was warned against
the rnan.
Asd 50 that won't make a v.Sding
Why there's nothing siss that eaa
Mushrooms.
Duriag the month OF MAY our FIRST
mushrooms appear and with a little
study and q good teacher one may be
come proficient In telling the edible
varieties In q short time. They are 30
delicious. digestible and dainty that
u seems q shame that so many pounds
OF the delectable vegetable should 60
TO waste from indifference and lack Of
knowledge.
When they are carefully picked and
cleaned before putting into the has
ket they need never be touched with
water TO cleanse them. Water soaks
and spOlls their delicate texture and
favor.
Take a dozen large fresh mushrooms.
sprinkle with salt after peellng the
caps and broIl over a clear ere. Add
bits Of butter 10 the cups and ar.
range on pieces OF buttered toast.
saute In two tAblespoonfuls OF butter.
one cup Of chopped Mushrooms. sea.
son with salt and pepper and add a
fourth OF cup OF heavy cream. Re
heat and pour over the mushrooms and
toast.
Baked Mushrooms
Peel the caps Of II large mush
rooms. sprinkle with pepper and salt
Remove the stems. cook In a littls
butter. add a cup Of chicken stock ol
cream. simmer rs minutes. Place OF
rounds Of bread on a buttered platter
cover and cook rs minutes. bastinl
| With melted butter once during th'
sooking. A few gratings OF nutmeg 4
an improvement
Mushrooms with Temstoes.
Prepare half q pound Of mushrooms
break IN small pieces and saute In but
ter for i've minutes.
Slice six tomatoes after removing
the skins and arrange them In lay
ers In ramekins or a buttered bakinI
dish with the mushrooms. Cover Wit
tomato sauce seasoned with onloS
Sprinkle with buttered crumbs an
bake until the crumbs ara brown
DeVilsd Mushrooms.
Mix one teaspoonful OF mustard.
few grains OF cayenne. one teaspOonfJ
OF Worcestershire sauce and half
teaspoonful Of paprikR. Cover broi
cd mushrooms with this mixture an
serve on slices OF bread
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08
HousehoId Hint.

Household Hints.
Mia besides being q f0od d \ rau1t
useful liquid In the household. u wiil
take out ink spots OF loag standing.
A little put into cooked starch gives
Il a gloss.
II will remove discolorntion from
gilt mirrors and picture frames.
Used with blulng for lace curtains
u will make them look "a fresh ~
new. when washing hns laees IN
stead Of using starch 10 stiffen thena. =
little milk win answer the purposo
and make them creamy IN color n No
desired.
n a window h DESIRE ci0udeA. Gp-
rly a strong solution Of epson nnitn
mixed with vinegar. This gives q
beautiful frosted appearance and WIN
he permanent II Vanished with z
white varnish.
Use a little vAaellne TO rub over ths
shoes to keep them soft and water
proof
When there are several pieces u
cheese too dry to serve. Try toastinG
them. II changes the flavor and makes
a dainty way to serve cheese
A little grated cheese added 20 -
eAlIoped potatoes adds nayor and
changes an otherwise common diah
into n sew one.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

number Of deaths per
thousand men em.
ployed. the United
States occupies a less
favorable position
than any other Of the
eoai-produeing cOun-
tries. more than three
times m many men
out Of every thousand
being killed ~ In
some Of the European
countries which are
much less favored by
natural conditions
In regard TO deaths
per thousand tons of
coal the United States
not only occupies a
position worse than
most of the European
countries. but Il IL
also showing an In.
crease In the death
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08
The usss % cheess.

Cheese Il such q concentrated food
tha; a little Of Il n valuable IN the
bill Of fare. There should never BE- q
crumb u cheese wasted as there are
so many dishes that are improved by
a tabIespoonful % grated cheese
Served as Il eommonly IA IN cubes o.
s.sees as an accompaniment 20 tho
dessert OF a. dessert itself with crnek,
erS II needs no recommcn0ntiou.
Cheese alone or In combination makel
a flne iIlIng for sandwiches. Take equal
parts Of the grated cheese and val
nets pounded To 4 meal. mOiaten with
thick cream and season TO taste with
salt. Spread between thin slices q
battered bread. A little grated eheens
added 10 a white sauce which may BE-
served with eggs or toast h q nica
breakfast OF Iuneheon diah.
A plain omeIet served with grated
cheese sprinkled over u Just befors
folding. changes the Omelet Into z
fancy dish.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

Prepare tomatoes fog stswinE ana
ada when boiling two tabseapoonfulB
0t Fic. 20 4 cup Of tomato Cover ana
cook slowly. then season witn san.
pepper and a little butter and sugar.
Rice with cheese makes q yery
acceptable escalloped diEh.
Rice croquettea may BE- served win
any preferred Hauce.
Boiled rice may BE- served m ne
place OF potntr IN the Fatherland Loaf.
lining the baking pan with a layer "a
rice. then put IN tbs meat and c0ger
with rice
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

SIN together one cupfzl of sugar.
a cupfuI ol aouz and two teanpoonlaIs
Of baking powder and q pinch % san.
ave times. then beat lnt0 thIs mlxtnre
a Gun of boiling hot mIIks when
smooth amsor and cui and fola n tha
whites Of two eggs. Ilaks IN GenI pann
or layers Cor a chanse.
emnIi CAKES haked rnaher tAln hna
frosted aro nov ths popular cnka A
vnrIsty uf fr0uainEs mar he u1a1 4
aIIlnH NAY be laId On tpD of ths eaH4||
eakes mnf rnPolsnlly covered Win 4
boiled froalI4
~ N&
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

sI.Y seven Americans
killed"
Only seveni Not
enough TO matter. AZ
least this was the naive
explanation given in
the news dispatches ON
the eighth Of last Octo-
ber for telling 90 little
about the explosion In
the starkvIlls coal
mine. when nfty-nve
men were killed. AZ
for the other forty.
eight. they were igno-
rant foreigners. and ap-
parently did not count.
And Jet. out OF that
coal mine was carried
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

chnfreds uiauk
ured body. one Of
the forty-esght,
which lay. twisted
from tho death.
pain. In the bright
sunshine. John
Cyux. a Pole. some
one said, ard q
woman. who had
watched three de-
spairing dayE and
nights. raised ksF
bony nsts against
the serene. far
away sky. and
went mad.
Turning fro m
the horror before
her, she rAr
shrisking dowE Q
the mountain side
and another won
an. who cnugh
the nxed stare o
her eyes. aban
doned her chndrei
In pursuit.
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turned down In
dry canon an,
ended In one o
those forloTu littil
settlements tina
mark q coal min,
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Tha Roltah .....,
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Meat saueea

There are a few ecmmon sauces
which are well known. such a. tomato.
white sance and the brown sance. A
sauce. n vel prepared and served.
WIN change the character of . dish on
which Il is paassd. and a. the follow.
ing are nOl 20 eommonly served. thsy
may prove aeeepanhlN.
Pickle 9muca
Rnb 81 ounce q butter tive lnhle-
epounfulsl 10 q eFenm. cd half . t1a
nnoonfui ~ san. q aDee& az cayunnr
ana ons ipbieapoua 81 nnag eho1set
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steamed puddlns.

Take one and a half cups Of -four.
two teaspOonfals Of baking powder
sifted well. a eupfui each q sust.
brown sugar. raisins. eurrants or
chopped prunes. grated carrot. grated
potato. half a cup Of orange peel. half
a grated nutmeg. one lemon peel
grated. half teaspoon Of cloves and
a teaspoon OF cinnamon steam three
hours. This pudding can be re-heated
and Il good as long as Il lasts.
when oranges are reasonable IN
prics. orange mlrmalade Ia not an en-.
trnvaEanee an II h used only In small
quantities as q delieaey. yet an econ
omleal rule for making q marmalads
which win take Its place aeeeptably
Is the following;
American Marmalade.
shave very thin one orange. one
grape fruit aud one lemon. Peel and
core two small greenlng apples. Meas
ure the fruit and add three times the
amount Of water. Let stand over
night: IN the morning hoil ten min,
utes. Let stand arother night. Add
an equal quantity OF sugar and cool
very slowly until II iellies. Stir a
little as possible.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08
EeonomIeaI svaaessIons.

There are so many rich and attrae-
tive dishes which we would like to az
ford; but the cost l. In the way.
The rich steamed pudding which is
such a favorits can seldom be served
In homes OF moderate means because
OF its expense. The following IL q
recipe that IL especially good and one
....tt. N.,a.,anaIwa
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

HE love % praise - not ths
~ lowest motive that can ahove
t5e human soul The Out
side % man b not -of - uiueh tmportancs
after all: the Eentiemar - = leFer %
men. and SEEKS not 10 charm hut onsy 10
servs them
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Il ONO do we I've uDpn tns
A&~N hunkm ~ corn.
While Meath unanatsd Ne ths
kernsis sttll
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-08

HE purest altar from which
- prayers ever asceuded % heav-
en ls a mothers kuse. The
strongest strand IN the cable that BINDS
q man 90 his uod r. q wifs's devotion