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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
zmritrr Thrl.
GrIbling

&on Ser @Dbe fliebt ous 9d:blein,
Tlultert leis Ben Srilblings9ruB,
l1no Die 1blaufe Inempne
3ittcrt nod BON 1cinem'Aubl
Seht, bort idaut ELM neiRes aDpfden
5t]eu unD idud6tern I'M lib Der,
cd neegl0dlein fragt leis Die 5dmel teri
Sb's Denn Drauben liGer lpdr@?
9pd) sic uuper1 r1fen ladeub:
vMubt nidt gar 10 dnaltlih leinl
@pnin1, pu grim lln0 peiBeS 8lDd6eu,
2dute uns sen Trii6ling einl"
SECS ldbt lids nid}t 5ipei Mfal iageu,
@ieet hos 8lDdlein Din u1o ber,
@i;roet aI' Den @ielenfinoern,
2uB tier Sriihli1gsfeier mar.
Niht pergebIid t6nt fem &lingen!
Sehr. oa tpmmeu lie berbei:
N0ferd)en bon alien Norher1,
Sag ETH iebes frDblid lei!
Nus Dem ferneu >rarn1en Suoeu
Sruf ld)pn Elm Ser &Dgletu Gbur
llnb trdgt MIN CUR S%el1esfeier
Selue ld,Dul ten 2leber Dor.
Gi, bus lit Elm Sllbilireu
SSu Dem Se,npel ser Nutlul
Treut eut nit, SIR Men1denfi1oer,
Saud5enp 9rilFt oes Srilblings Spur!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
Gin beuterfenSmertber
Q(rtifel.

Inter Sem 5itel uIhe German
armp 5o0ap" per0ffentlidt elmer, ser
etpos oapon Der tebt - mabrideinli4
Elm b0berer Sffi5ier - in oem in
@albington erideine11oen Snfantrp
Soltrnal einen bemerfenswertben Mr=
tifel. Ser @erfaiier men0et iih &C.
gen Sic Mngriffe, Sic mabren0 Ser
Maroffpfrile bon 2onooner 8ldttern
ouf Sic 0eutlde Mrmee gemudt muir
SEN, insbei on0ere gege11 einen Mrttfel
in Ser 2on0oner Simes, in meldem
bon einem iogenannten Sahperi tan=
6igen bebar1ptet mur0e, Sem 0eutlden
SnfanteriIten febfe Ste gnergie un0
Sic Musoauer, Sic SEN engliiden ST.
fanteriiten 10 iebr au55etdne, Gent
gegeniiber meilt Ser @erfaiier seq Or
tifels I'M Snfurtrp Sourttal auf Ste
Marldleiltl1ngen Ser 0eutiden 6uB=
truppen inn Manoperf else FIN, Set
it1ngen, Sic BON feiner an0eren Mrn1ee
iibertroffen 1perben, Tim i9lieBlih SEM
General Darlington oos @ort 5u er-
tbeilen, Ser SEN lebiqbrigen 6eutiden
aaiierma1opern beimobnte. l1eber Sic
Bel 0ieier @~elegenbeit geiammelten
grfabrungen duBert General @ur=
lirgton iid folgen0ermaBen: u@ir
muren mebr al5 iemals 5l1por 0apon
%uber5eugt, baB sic 6euti9e Mrmee
cine misunderstanding militdrii6e
Maldine lit. Mir maren gan5 beion=
fers Ser gntbuita5m1s uno Sic SSH
ligfeit aufgefallen, uomit Sffi5iere
nie Mannifaften lire Mufgabe auf=
faRten. Mues, mas feblte, tint iid}
mirflih inmitten zines &rieges SIT
mahnen, lparen umberf liegenOe &u<
aeln. Maes NOR getban mor0en, ltm
3uitdn0e GIT idaffen, mie iie in einem
1pirflid)en &riege iein miir6en. 9ie
Sruppen idienen ii9 in better Ser
fuiiung su befinoen, un6 lie legten
lange Mdride 5urid, obne grmii-
0ung gu 5eigen. Sod ielbit Mann-
idaften, sic iidtlid ongeitrengt plar-
Sen, monten 5as nidt 5ugeben un6 er-
.idienen nn9 8een6igung oes Mar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
Glue St1,0ie iiter oen
Sarii.

aorgreBmitglie0 1omnien0 BON
9eem Serlep, Ser al1b ais Shriftlte1er
IN Ser anerifaniihen Sagesliteratur
befannt lit, bat fiir5lih int &ongreB
cine Stuoie iiber SEN Sarif befun1t
aegeben, Sic iiber sic gem0bnlid sort
geb1rten Neoen in 10 melt binausge6t,
oI5 tie 0ie mirtbidaftliden 6olgen oes
Shl1b5ous al1b nit SEN Sterblidfeits=
tabelen in &erbinoung bri1gt, cine
gursiterlng Ser gemeinbin geb0rten,
aqgemeinen alagen ii6er sic @eoriid=
l1l1g nes Hublifums ourd) Sic CART
nrolropolilten. ~Se bober Sic 3oa=
ruten iteigen, oelto tiefer INIT Sic &C.
fensbaltu1tg Ser Nrbeiter in Sen ge=
ld7asten Snoultrien, begunn er, uno
tpenn cine gefabrlite 8e5iebung 5mi=
1hen oieien 5botlnden beitebt, lit es
unlere Nfliht, 6ies gu unteri uden u10
gum. riftigeu @%eritanoniB 5u gelan=
gen. @enn iih berauslteut, baB nit
Ser 3unubme Ser 9ipioenben a11d Sic
3ubI Ser fleinen @rdber auf Sen
6rie6b0fen 5unimmt, men11 Ser Mn=
moBl1ng lno Sem 5tol5 proben5er
Hripilegien @offn1ngsloiigteh un6
oerlorener 2ebensmufb in Sen Ser5en
Ser 4rbeiter gegeniiberiteben, oann lit
es MIR perniinftig, oaB mir fe~it5u1teqen
iuden, in meldem @erbdltniB SIT ei11=
amber beioes ltett."
Setn Sntereiie an ser Safe fiibrte
Serrn Somni ems al,f elmer Geiie nah
Gen neuengldn0iiden Jabrif0iitriften,
y er alleroing5 tral1rige Sbutiahen
fano. Sn Ser @eberi ta0t 2amrence
moren unter bunSert S%ooesfaaen Sic
Don itebenun0pier5ig &in6ern unter
flint Sabren gu per5eidnen, 0upon
TiinfunooreiBig unter eirem Subr. Die
Notwithstanding I'M gan3en
2anoe betragt auf oas @unSert bon
Sterbefaqen iiebenun05man5ig BON
&in6ern inter flint Sabren, un0 nerr=
5ebn 0arunter. l1no 10 in pielen on
oeren Elaten. Ser 9eriht 0es Gent
1usb1reau iiber 2ebensl tatiit tiff, SEN
Somnlen0 SIT Static 5og, gibt an, ooB
Don einrno0reiBig Sterbefdaen bon
4irSern neun5e6n perbin6ert meroen
fonnen. Sn elmer groBen 6abrtfitaSt
NIT piel &i10eri terblidfeit m6re fat
IN ieSem ein5elnen 5aae por5ubeugen,
penn MIR Sic n0tbige Gorge uno
Eflege porban0en mdre. 9aron ober
feblt es, neil Sic arnre 6abrifbep01fe=
rl1ng, lie 5u leiiten, nidt in ser tpirtb-
idaftlid,en Gage lit. @are er nidt
fir SEN Sdltt5oa, folgert 5omnieno,
miir0en iolfe traltrigen @etbdltnilie
nldt 5u beflagen lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
Die amerifamiidcn Tarmer erbal-

ten cine ern lite 2eftion in Ser Sbat=
lade, oaB ant 1. Mpril, an 0ieiem Sa=
&c aaein, eine 2a0ung BON iiber 5pei
MiGionen 8ui6el &artoffeln, Sic aus
@nglan0 fommen, inn Soften BON Seem
OFF geIan6et mur0en. Mebnlide Sen=
0unge11 aus europa iin6 mdbren0 Ser
jiingiten paar Monate mieSer6olt in
Seem gorf angelangt. @enn mani BE-
oenft, oaB Mn1erifa Sic ltr6eimatb Ser
aurtoffel lit unO MiQionen Slider
j%ungfrdl1liden 91bens Be tier Mrt 5lm
Mnbou ser in ieoer @ausbaltung un=
entbebrliden &noQe belttt, 10 iollte
man meinen, Int ere amerifantl den
Taru1er bitten ale uriade, Biz iiber
Sic Sbren idomrotb 0oriiber gu mer=
Sen, 6aB unier 10 reid geiegnetes
2ano ge8mungen tit, @artoffeln aus
an0eren, bon ser Natur meniger Be-
g%iinitigten 2dnoern fomnten gu lai-
len. 9obei lit nod SIT %be0enfen, oaB
Elm gingangs5on BON 25 Gents per
guidel &artoffeln BON unlerer Sc
gierung in Seem Yorf erboben miro.
u1o ooB sic Smporteure 0ennoh NIT
SEM Broouft Ser amerifanii9en 6arm
fonfurriren f0nnen. Sc tit etpas
faul, lebr foul, in inherent Mderbau-
meien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
Mnnabm1e in MusT@t.

Cine ltnfaQDerl i6erungSporlage,
5ltnddit fir gilenbabnen, liegt I'M Sc
nat CUR geratbung Dor. "a mentg
Sppoiition 0agegen p%orbal1oen lit,
ielbit BON leiten Ser giienbabnen nidt,
lheint Sic MnnabH1e in Musliht 81
iteben. SIRE @ut6eibung 6urh Sen
Eralioenten lit iider, iiebt er ia Sarin
cine beoeuten6e forti4rittlide MaBre=
gel CUR 5ufrie0eniten(enoen 9oiung ser
mibtigen Mngelegenbeit 5miifen Or
beitgeber u11o Mrbeitnebmer, Sic pdb-
reno Ser lebten 5met o0er 6rei Snbr=
5ebnte in @ori6lag gebrodt mor0en
lit. Sic Gorlage beieitigt 6as alte,
aus Sem @emeinen &e6t berriibren=
Sc @eiet iiber Observation-Disclosures,
oas 6urb 5as @erfIauieln BON eigener
un5 Mitarbeiter= Sdulo 8erungludter
SIT iopiel ltrgeredtigfeit un6 Ser
pflidtungs : @nt8iebung 5anoboben
geboten bot. Sc miro Sarin BON Gee
bem1mItdnoen un5 l1riaden ~abgeleben
uno einfa4 sic Sbatiade, SAP Elm I'm
gliidsfan itattgef un0en bat, als
@run0lage genommen. Se6e Srans=
portgeieaidoft inn 5tpiidenitaatliden
&erfebr lit gebalten, ieoem Mngeiten=
ten, Ser in ibrem 3ienit gu Sha0en
fommt, cine entipreden6e gntiddoi=
gung gu 5ablen, int So6esfale Sen
6tnterbliebenen. Sour mo- elm Mnge=
iteuter Elm ungliid geru0e5u beral1s=
for0ert o0er betrunfen lit, fann Sic
@eieaidaft nidt sur 3ablu1g ange=
talten mer0en.
Die S0be Ser gntihd0igung fam
our6 @ereinbarung 5mtiden Inter
11ebmer un5 Mrbeitgeber feitgeiteat
meroen; ooh muB 0ieies ldriftlih &C.
ideben. @ei0e Ibeile f0nnen sdie0s-
fomites einieten, 0enen oonn Sic 6elt<
lebung Ser gntida0igung obliegt. SIR
8efun6 lit maBge6en0, ie6o9 fann
innerbalb bon 5mei Sabren nod Be-
rufung 6agegen BEL 6em uMoiulter"
eingelegt mer0en, elmer 0ur6 oos &C.
ieb geidaffenen Mmtsperion> Ser es
obliegt, Sic %angemellene gntida0i=
gu11g feit5ultellen, menn SOS S6ie6s=
fomite oariiber niht lhlullig mer6en
fnnn. Solde M0il1lters mer0en in
ieoem Sprengel etnes 8unoesoiItrift=
geridts err1annt uno es f0nnen ihnen
audi Miiiitenten betgegeben tperoen.
$50 6as Sdie0sgeridt beriagt, BE-
ginnt Sic Tunftion Ses M0iuiters. On
i'm fonn iia cine Ser Earteien, ooer
bei0e, men6en, um einen geredten
5prud 81 erlangen, mprouf er sic
erfor0erlide l1nteriudung an5uiteGen
fat. Webr a1s ein Sabr aber 6ori
51piidaen Ser 3ett 6es l1nfans un6 iei=
ner Mnrufung nidt perfloiien iein.
Seine gntifleioung iteat er SEN Nar=
teten idriftlt4 gu uno binterlegt sic
s~ugeb0rigen Eabiere bei SEM @eridts=
ldreiber, Bel bem innerbalb bon 5tpor>
gig Sogen 6ono@ gerufung eingelegt
mer6en fam, morauf 6onn Sic Mnge=
%legenheit Sem @eridt iibergeben miro.
1amit lit Damn Ser @eg angegeben,
mte SEN Serungliiften ooer inn So6es=
fa1e ibnen Gr6en angemeiiene gnt=
iGd6igung 5utbeil per0er fann, obne
0aB 6arum pro5eliiert merben mnB.
Muhein 9qr1tf- @na hot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
@as mabt oas Sei@ten?

&SWS 1tW51 w. SetVD~SWs
@ir armielige Meniden linO balt
in1nter mebr ooer meniger eigenl lid)=
tige @eien. 8ei jeSem Ginge fragen
mir |glei6: mas bringt es fir einen
@eminn, mas niitt es? S6on 0as
unmiinOige &in0 in Ser @iege fa6rt
nit MQem, mas leine min5igen Sanoe
erbaiden, 5uerit gum Mun5e uno
probirt, Of mans ellen fonne! Scum:
@aS niibt oos @eidten? @5 liegt
ld}pn in ser Natl1r oes Menl6en, oaB
er 0as, mas iGn 0riidt, In0ern NIT
tbeilen mill, mie 0as Spribmort
lagt: ~@etbeilter Sdmer5 lit bolber
Sdmer5." @us 0ridt aber mebr, als
Die begangene ldmere Siinoe? Moh
mebr lit oies ser Sail beim reuigen
Climber. gr perubldeut leine Siin=
Sen innerli@, flagt lid Dor @ott 3d.
riiber an, ct it0Bt lie aus, modte lie
%me1ihaffen aus iei1em Ser5en unS
sSiael1. @as nun redt leben6ig uno
frdftig in ser seele lit, 0as mill ii9
rod auBen fun0ge6en. 9arum fat Ser
Sinoer oas 8eoiirfniB, feline Sun0e
aud duBerlid aus5ultoBen, meg5u=
iduffen, inSem er Tie befennt, iid
uber 0iei el6e nidt bloB Dor @ott, JONI
Bern auh Dor einem Mitmenifen an=
flagt. Sour 10 fin0et er ma6rbafte
8erubtgung.
GengemdB idreibt Tran5 Goppee,
Elm fran50lilder 1idter un0 befebrter
vTrei0enfer": nStaunensmertb uno
bepu1oerungsmiirbig lit 6o9 sic
Madt Ses 8uBiaframentes. Sn ibm
aQetn finoet 6os gequdlte @eniden=
ber5 SEN Grolt, Sen es an0ersmo Der
gebens iud}t. &udbnltlos miroe Sic
@ea Die 8e6eaatrsng ser 8eidt anerz
te1ruen, menn ridt gero5e bier 0ie
gr0Bte l%tnfenntntB un6 blinoes Gor=
urtbeil ieoer beliern giniidt iih emit
gegenitellte!" @el4 groBen 5egen
bringt sic @eidt Sen reat un0 miir=
sig 8eidten0en! 50 mande Meniden
miirben ME einen e%r11iten Slid in ibr
SSnneres tperfen, miirben in @lei6t
giiltigfeit l1no l1nbei orgtbeit I'M if
rem S%eelen5uitan6 0a6inleben, menn
lie nidt beidten miiBten, uno menn
tie nidt ge5mungen mdren, ii6 uro
ibr 9ebcn einmal i'm re9ten 9idte gu
betro9ten, inn 9ihte ser gmigfeit. 80
pielen 5eigt crit Ser 8eidtpater ibren
mafren Seelen5uiton0, un6 bilft 5u=
gleid, eire mobre, ubernatirlide
Rel1e 5u ertpeden! ltno in6em lie if
re gebeimiten un6 bei4dmen0iten
5ln6en Sem Nrielter o%ffenbaren, oer=
Semiitbigen tie iid, iiberminoen Sen
@odmutb un0 5ieben 10 Sic @naoe al1f
iid berab.
@egen oieles segens, SEN Sic
geiht %perbreitet, perlangen logar
ernltgeiinnte Mitdrilten aus Sem ar=
6ern Eager often nud ibr. Sic ia
gen es fret beraus, pie n0tbig lie Sic
@eidt bitten, mie piele BON ibnen iid
f0rmli6 iebnen nad 8efreiung i6rer
Seele ourh 8efemntniB Inns @erge=
bung. Son ibrer guter @irfung be-
fennt Ielbit Ser fran50liide Nbiloiopb
un0 Gbrilt1sGaiier Solitaire: u9as lit
ser madtigite 3igel gege11 oas 9alter,
Sic 9eidt, 5umol gegen 6as gebeime
ga ter, 6as 10 uniaglid pie1e Men=
iden moralii6 u16 pbbiii6 ST. Strip
peln maft." 60 lit oies 8uBiafra=
ment mabrbaft Sic Guene 6es 9ebens,
Sic Mr5nei 6es @eiles, Ser sos Ser
Siin0e, Ser @urort Ser Seele. 3 Ser
g[iidbringen0en Bulge! mas oer6or=
BEN, lteqt lie pie5er ber, mus to6t lit,
erpedt lie gum 2eben. 6. %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

@ermunoert gu9 ni9t, pen1t SIR
einen Mnfsn BON &beumatismus in
0ieiem Grubiabr befommen %Io1tet.
&eibt nur sic angegriffenen Ebeile
baufig nit gbamberIains Eminent
elm, un5 er miro RAID oeriduunoen
Iein. gu faufen bei allen @dn6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

Mudeing eruf.- r@os bat
er fir einen 8eruf?"
SO bieI i@ neiB, 1T er @eiratbs-
permittler fir feline bei6en Eodter."
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
How to l-iana Curtains.

The mistake Is toe often made of
hanging white curtains the full width
OF the window and from the top to the
floor, says Suburban Life for Deem
Der. This treatment is unsuitable en-
cept in very dainty or elaborate rooms
The mass of white is usually distract
ing and destroys the harmony of the
ROOM Perhaps the most effective
treatment il to let the curtains hang
straight at the sides Of the window,
covering the woodwork, and have a
plated valance across the top. Cur
tainS made in this way keep out very
little light and give pretty. broad eff
feet to n Window. The curtains may
either hang to the floor or stop at the
sill. Ii the curtains are dark and long.
straight lines seem called for they
should reach to the floor. but when in
doubt stop III the sill.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
How to Onon [ ohstar

Ii is not difficult to open lobster
First separate the tail from the main
part of .he lobster aud shake out the
tomalley The tomaley. or liver. is
green after boiling and is liked by
some
Next draw the body from the shell
freeing ii from the stomach. which is
situated neal the head, by pressing
the meat near the head close against
the shell with the first and second fin
gers.
Now split the lobster through the
center and take out the meat Cut the
underSide of the tail shell open with
Il sharp knife or scissors and remove
the meat in one of two large pieces
On taking out this meat look ON the
upper part near where the tail joined
the body proper and lift up the small
piece of flesh Under will lie found a
vein running the entire length. Re
move this. Often this vein or cord is
the same color as the meat itself
Again it may he green. In any case,
it should net be eaten. Like the stom-
ach. it is not edible.
The easiest way 10 remove the meat
from the claws is to crack the shell with
the broad side of hammer This does
not crush the meat Philadelphia Tel
egraph ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
7. cherry
| points
Two Ways to sako Cookies.

Two ways 70 -aNe NOSNiCS.
Almond Cookies One-half pound 0.
butter. one-half pound Of sugar. three
yolks of eggs. one-half cupful OF milk
three cupfuls of flour. rind of one Tenor
grated. four teaspoonfuls Of baking
powder. Mix. roll ont thin and cut int
small cookies with the following on
top Of each: Three whites of eggs
beaten three-fourths pound of pulver
lied sugar One-half pound of chopped
almonds. Nix well together. Make
this one hour before mixing cooky
dough
Oatmeal Cookies. one cupfui
of butter. one and e-half cupfuls of
sugar till light. Add three eggs beaten
light. one-half teaspoonful of salt. one
teaspoonful Of cinnamon. one cupful OF
chopped nuts. one-haIf cupful of raisins
blended with -four, two cupfuls of oat
meal Put nuts. oatmeal and rnislns
through meat grinder. When thorough
ly mixed add two cupfus of flour sift
ed twice and one teaspoonful of soda
dissolved In one tablespoonful and a
half of boiling hot water Drop on
cooky pans by teaspoonfuls and bake
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
HOW TO CARE FoR BOOKS.
: They Should Be Ptolseiea Ffs-r c.s
Heat and Light.

, They Should Be Ptoteciea frs-n e-s
Heat and Light.
{ 1t is surprising how few OF the many
owners of books are aware of the sim
pie means required to preserve them
In useful condition aud what aston
ishment is felt when "a book removed
from the shelf leaves one side behind
or dangling by the hinge.
Heat, gas, light and, by no means
least. electricity are the chief disin-
tegrating Influences upon leather bind
ings. Books bound previous TO 1850
have the advantage Over more modern
ones, as most if not all of the tanners
Of that earlier time used tanbark
Since that date the use of Sulphuric
and oxalic acids has been almost uni
yersal. and so insidious are their eff
Eects that they can hardly be realized
nntil the damage is done.
Old books brought from other coun-
tries are apt to succumb very quickly
to the altered climatic conditions
Lack of moisture in the air, together
with our modern system of heating. as
well as gaslight, central" heat and
electricity has a very injurious eff
feet upon them in ? few years. The
use of lubricant or food is almost
essential to offset this. A large i'm
porter has expressed Il wish that every
imported book of value might be so
treated ut once To fortify it in its new
environment. Even under the most
favorable conditions the need of some
such treatment is becoming recognized.
for the Vatican and other noted libra :
ries are being treated TO prevent dry
rot, the feathers greatest enemy. Years
Of drying out of the natural oil in the
skin and the total absorption of such
oil where the tanning Is doue with
acids have brought the conviction that
some means must be resorted to by
which the life of the leather can be re
stored
Very few think of placing leather
bound books on the lower shelves TO
avoid the greater heat above: of pre-
venting sunlight from striking them.
for. like electricity. ii burns and fades
the leather if concentrated upon 1t for
any length of time: of giving them
light and air. With plenty of circua-
ton. Bindings suffer far more from
being shut behind 81 SIS doors than
from the accumulation of dust or even
from careless handling by ignorant
servants The busting of books is
something which should he trusted to
careful or expert hands only, for the
hinges can easily he broken by drop
ping or the corners knocked off, par
ticularly III the leather be dry. The
vacuum cleaner. of course, does away
with such disasters in the electrically
equipped house.
Oyercrowding the shelves is another
cause of damage. Ii not only rubs the
sides, but prevents the proper circula-
ton of air.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
How to Carve the Christmas Turkey.


When carving y turkey place the
fork firmly in the breast, one prong
being on each side Of the breastbone.
Pass the knife first around the leg.
then remove it. then the wing first on
one side. then the other BY cutting
the lgaments the joints will readily
open.
When these have been displaced cut
the breast in thin slices, using the
knife fiat against the breast and cut
ting from you; then slip it underneath
the wishbone; lift, press it backward
and remove it.
Turn the turkey slightly so that you
may cut the shoulder blades from the
underside of the carcass and from each
side of the backbon without remov-
ing the carving fork.
Then cut directly through the ribs
sup to the hreastbone joint and then
the other, separating the back of the
carcass from the breast.
Fer the first time remove the fork.
Divide the upper from the lower part
of the back, cut down the backbone
and divide the lower portion of the
back in two pieces. Then separate the
second joint from the leg and cut it
into three slices, the leg into two, and
1t is ready for serving.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER Q
LINCOLN COUNTY
NEWSPAPER SPACE

Every line in a newspaper costs lts
publisher something, says the Com
mercial Journal. You do not go into
a grocery store and ask the proprle
tor to hand you ten pounds OF sug-
ar for nothing, even though the gro
Ger may be a personal friend and ev-
en- though the gift might not be
large one. If the beneficiary OF the
advertising does not pay for 1t the
proprietor has to settle he bill A
newspaper man who gives each OF
his business friends hundred lines
Of free advertising each year comes
out 1000 short. Nevertheless, many
people cannot seem to learn that
the newspaper pays its expenses by
renting its space, and that it Is
just as much entitled to collect rent
for every day that space is occupi.
ed as you are for the house you
rent to a tenant.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
Sandwich Eillina,

Cold ham and cold chicken minced
together make Il most delicious filling
for sandwiches. Fried ham ground fine
is always more savory than boiled ham
Tor sandwiches In fact, some persons
fry the chicken which they are going
TO use for sandwiches in order TO get
the delicate Drowned flavor. The pot
ted meats which come for sandwich
filings are more delicious If they are
mixed literally with nayonnaise dress
ing And these same potted meats are
useful in croquettes. souiiles and other
made dishes. The smallest can of the
highly favored potted meat mixed with
the minced meat of which such dishes
are to be made is sufficient TO give a
rich flavor 10 quite large amount.
Half OF n small can is abundant with
the meat for croquettes or soutile which
is to serve four persons. Most of these
meats have a bit of garlic and other
high seasonings which the American
housekeeper is unwilling to test for
herself, but which she is willing enough
to use if some one else. like the Gamer,
makes the blend for her.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
How TO Remove GREASE,

If your kitchen table is spotted with
grease or if the dresser has dabs and
spots of grease on it you can clean the
woodwork perfectly by scrubbing it
vigorously with hot water to which a
teaspoonfnl of whiting has been added
Wipe thoroughly dry with clean
cloth and the wood win be as good as
new.
1t is we'll to have both table and
dresser covered with white table oil
cloth that can be washed after each
meal. Ii you do use Olcloth provide
yourself with thick mats or cardboard
or asbestos on which TO set hot plates
or skillets. for heat will surely rum
any oiicloth with which it comes d.
rectly in contact.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
How to Wash Cotton Goods.

Cotton blankets are washed differ
emily from those ninde of wool. Soap
them well with laundry soap. fold and
allow them to soak in tepid water.
Wash them in an hour or SO and place
in boiler of hot suds to steam. not
boil. Rinse in several waters. Use a
very little bluing and dry them double
on the line. Press dry on the wrong
side. Quite the contrary is the proc
ess Of washing wooden. for hot water
cannot be- used on them. Dainty
quilts liable to fade, should first be
sQ<eeed In tub Of cold water contain.
in 4 half cupfu of tnrpentin to set
the color.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-24
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL d.

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court of the State of Nevada
In and for the County of Lincoln.
In the Matter of the Estate of
David Borland. Deceased. Notice to
Creditors.
Notice is hereby given, that, on the
18th day Of November, A. ID. 1911,
the Undersigned, Chas. A. Thompson,
was duly appointed by said Court
as administrator of the estate of
David Borland. deceased, and that.
on the 2Sth day Of November, A, d..
1911, he duly qualified in said Court
as such administrator.
All persons having claims against
the said estate are required to file
the same, with proper vouchers and
statutory affidavits attached, with
the Clerk Of said Court within three
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
CHAS. A. THOMPSON,
Administrators of the Estate of
David Borland. Deceased.