davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-15
S3IS.5U0

When said bends aIe thus Issued as i:ereii
nroviSed, sane shali BE sold ~ tie lTesi'
dent OF Ice hoard Of Commissioners as liz
neCas Of Tie .ia.fe,soa aai i'salNe.aine5
Drairasa Iisfiict raay require, for not lcsi
than pr. ard tho proceeds !fi.@en ita;,
thp sid sale Il said Goni; sa:,ii cal s'isi'e
= trust fald and Ne used exclusively ~
draining and ieclatiaia9 said iaaas h.rcil.
above GeStliae4 &Ta inc c n@'fihifQa y
such wc!k: :; ere l.escsfaii thes''tt,in ac
coigaace with az and To sdli te.lott @.
he Board OF state Engineers.
ssc. !. He I. fGftacf nesaie &c >
That the ~ofigia&l x !ais resolution s.sati le
.ee0. dec l. fio aI9.tsase ..ta5rai - f.
,t,,ishas Il ,.n%nrsa;t t12 sfta4s tlitl5a. -
s,so pyb..sltG i: ne oissiai -ilaf:i5;S. d (
I ratisnas Of Je fcE5 ! iatt i'fis u 4! y 20
+.c I,aenen ~lle.9t Ell by SeF;ia: - y .Stt
! Sit oi It's acts CT TIE ~tsle.al u f.isi &
/ 10 sflte OF i.oGi1i.n& IL !te Yea" : y
and It siia!i Le tie duty Of sh% titsiit.a
ot Sc Beard II Commissioners II me .tei-
fcrsea and P1aiueG,incs NasiGaGe Is .ies.
It's .sl.e sad :star1@t.oa ,.hd ts.ntAasi =
80 ~ nit06.
pc,sasai:y caiac ana Appeared befo.e H'e$S
Il tlers gped aisho!i+y, MIEHiS -
3i H. .s9rl.:I. g.af1 iltiGs ~ ar Il e.
styr.,. tes ~ saa gays 'f'9at he Il III
gD3ciar5-..fataic: % taf letslssa az
t:re rs; Esfa:ld"e ~ifist"ict tts1r sEid
4, Y. nj f6 esGiar rte4lG';aa Of tie i:osIt!
IS > ,;et;t sea I'D Pa
;.l,Efs ia - ~ 49, easrat
D. @aia ~ ani uaa. rssssfs a5s9psst y
No Lead of ;'rH,n ri ss;eae.s Q: -s,a let.efs
sn4 asd llasIcm,Yss D:aira.e aliNslct ct x
tesn.;" ,-scastfg iinii y i5e }fas.ss s85!
- - 81 Ia Is 4 :ot. . Ia $50 G'o#---rT
sTct@a s'eris!! pf Josssss.s n, 81 Iuas'.aF No
T., te12, ana that tie foregoing Is
. { t,a eilatiraGle originals Of said ieEo-
i. c. nrussg'a;,
saefn to and suh-cr!hett htt5rc nc 4
i.ts I,ff f!.t q NGrfrler@. 1871
/. j. itbEoIs9#..
a,sots;sg pHbiica
I$t i,tr e,elR 2Sth J~,:5icial hiatgsHt
t,na.t. PARISH Ct :e.feIsaa. a.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-15
NuMDER

NUMBER
Geo. :, I. Hero: : l. SIS;
Belle Chase Land Co. Ltd. 2,.Sl
Fer sim. i. Collins, ires,
II. {. Yarmouth. 1883
c. Grabert, II. & B. Ecer. ......., 343
Iouis .Ieanfrau -
.fol,o r. 1854
Gao r baker. -
l.. t. Spencer. ........,. -
H:ro Company, Geo. Z. Hero, Pres. Lot
II. Leopold 49,. Wa
II. T. B.. Beer. .:...... shs
c. ". Kernau and YIN. v. Nali.... 100
lierowall c., q. a.. Hero, ffes..... LOU
]. j. Hanson. 90
oa pres 3,aD0
wm. Gardere 500
Atty o.
Rrooklyn Land Co. G. S. We;s, Pres. SEQ
The Orleans PLANTATION. Go, Lid. Per
Jcs. 1!awmus. ........... l3I
Nv Fy icary +. Dart. Pies.......... 1,5S9
Mrs. j. p. nautcriTs, l." d. Dauter-
i've. V. 3. Eau'eriTe. Caster ilau-
sIis. i. K, Bender, by ". X. Ben
dor, Agent. $40
n. 4. Frcsd and 3. i. STAFFORD, BY q.
r. Stafford lio
| T.oHiSiaaa Nealt,y Co. Lad. BY Edw.
Si1ttrry. Pres 1885,. 90
Valley Realty Co, }. j. Manson, 80
Pres. -
Est. Thomas Pickles, BY A.. Vi. Hal 80
,iday %
20 .c-
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-15

n
/ do not know.
Louise does not know.
We never diccuss it even among
ourselves. 1t is better SO. Only
Katharine and Hugh Crandall and a
poor drug sot in. o distant cell know
what those papers Were. might
conjecture if / cared, and what would
lie the use? After General Farrish's
death it came out that his vast estate
had shrunk to almost nothing. I'm
fortunate investments i'll his Old age
had swept away his fortune. Ile was
the custodian OF various trust funds,
IT may be that in a senile effort to
recoup his losses he had misused
some one else's money and Young,
with his devilizh ingenuity, had
found it out. Certain it is that while
the papers commented widely On the
small estate he left, in none Of them
was there the slightest hint Of sean
, dal. Equally certain an / that neither
AIS GaaSiitti5 iiol Aio oCAiSiti-o" ~
r.oan the lack OF an Inheritance
Louise ard J, / know, have learned
that happiness las rot in wealth ant
luxury, but in loving service each 4
the ether.
And one thing more.
Beth Dayis ard myealf have quiet
II Withdrawn our accounts from tn
Million hank.
!, Ths cashiers ra.ae there is Henr
Eeerle
Irtil EsDl
And Gossip.
, Neither does culture consist entire
II In joining a literary society devote
to bridge Whist.-Atchison Globe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05

Texas. arrived IN Day1oaa TaesdaE
Afternoon. coming 70 this city from
Tampa
They started from Grand Rapids.
Gc1-, October !. coming down the
gEsssssigps valley 80 the Gulf OF
Mexico and across Florida They wzI
rsUr1 By way o. ne national capital,
Nex YORK and Canada
TIE long bicycle Journey Of the
GsscotEs Is made as Al endurance
rf6s AID for : dizzoad-sex medal Of
tered D. 3 wealthy Michigan lumber
nan
Tbs Is their second TIP across ne
continent theg having walked n 1910
from Ne= York 70 Los Angeles. =
distance o. 2.s7s niles, II II days-
n. and Mrs. Mascot VII coutzu
their Journey -onorrow. gong tron
here . 81 Augustine They report
re Florida roads -averse5 . Be
exceptionally sandy AID SAP rhac
theE ~e7e compelled . SAX q great
1ea. 81 the distance from Tampa 10
LaEzo1a-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
CUTTING DOWN The FLESH
Herc5c Struggles - Fat Mar 81o
T-c4srt Ire Sozlss were
Deserving Him.

] hare about cozs . ne conclusion
thai TIE good Lard intended soze g
rs creatures - De a. and so1e hin.
regardless q medicines and s0-c4-le5
s-fazA5ls cz<es. writes Z western
MAJ FDr = 2o1g ~hzle --se6 Al he
alleged obeslrE cures and 1C1e q
lsz did ~ arr good ten ! Ee-er-
Zl-ed 70 s-a-ve ZyssE a-1 take lols
0. exercise
Al II he ! lad been = lore- q
gi101 eating. azd counted -Az- 6ay
l<g- On which ! did 1.o1 oo1Ez-e t1r
~ dinner -ze better pa-r q s.rao1z
steak az t1zck as : ca-kys foot. Ei-h
al ne Trimmings Fo- breakfast
usually Destroyed platter os cakes.
three eggs aid 70 s-E q -hzn-sl4ca5
bzo0a.- besides fruits aid --o cups u
co5es
This lifelong system : abandoned
for al entire Zoa-h. cutting CT 81
tie meat aid zbozr al re vegetables.
= Piece o roast ard glass q mix .ak-
ing As place q IF morning nez-s
and little rice beng -ae chief stem
CT The z2eags- dinner Dill e fare
Lunch omitted wh0l2y L a665uc1
! walked g least SIX niles every 5ay
and did a. sorts Q. stunts Il NJ r0oz
wit1 3 gymnasium o1-1- Pier 70
going % bed perpetrz-a6 a. sorts
o. muscular cc1-o--tozs and relied
o. TIE zoor 81 ly oo1r Eas 5zulss1.
- tie end q -air-y days ! telt =
70 III -h-e-E1le foo---ace u a. II
the ing zitA ne champion. A5o-.
this tine L occurred . ne ia :
ought . ge- ws.g1e1 aid ! made g
bee line tor F1e scales. NJ grocer zz-
s1rsc ms La Icy we-e correct 20
a ounce, BIZ they showed lad
gained 4 zo111s Z Re pe-io6 q ~
zbsG1e1ce--1chz1
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
Coast Line Florida MAJ No. 30.

earring Iaro4gh Coaches nd Elac-
tEie-LSghreo DrawIBg Room Sleeping
Cars. jacksonville 70 Sex YORK
=Ecps AZ Aeat stations
L@1zl Sser9er 5ESk s05saEss q S4szzz4zs-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
4 Esc<s fcir7 Santa Claus

Ms. Peav-sh says raa- before thsy
EeEe married NJ. Peav5sa used % szv
thzt Z she woa.6 ie- h31 be her Sara
Cla1s ae ~ol.1 devote hss Hs4 - SID
l1g Ep AID do~n The chimney To-
her. AID noE = makes him maj =
have C take - ashes tro1- The s-s-s
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05

Fer Pann Cal e = ~.
FRTTOT. PA Ast \ D
- 'Io4 Bal o4NLLi JACKSONVILLE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
Fla. and West Indian Limited No. 81.

Carving Throzgh FREE Reclining
Coach Chair Cars. Electric Lighted
Pullman Drawing Roc1 Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars Jacksonville tc Se- To-E
l-Csca- Ea--CT z-s- 3 81. EEla.s 20 AEEUs1a
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
South Atlantic
Limited.

Solid trE1 coEpcs<1 q
electric Lighted drzwln<
Dcn Pullman sIe<rz.l
cars and coaches b<twexs
jacksonville and Csnesz,-
1xf1. and Tzck-sorvslIr.
louisville and Inzzxz-
zFosiss thronsh sleepa<
EAR between Jzcksozvasl<
AID Clev<zz1d. zlsc pan.
nan sle<pEng car -
sse<n JzckscnxllI< Al
Grand Rapids o. We'd.
7e$dzYx Fridays All
Sundays Of each we<x
DiaIzk car service BE-
tween Atlanta and Ga
znazti
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
WISER q Tsnerran.

~opinioa- sad Ta-lezra16 IS
gooo cleck o1t o41 guide L goT-
e-1-el- -NeE age
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
NEWS CT THE HOTELS

confined trem page three
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
COME HERE
FROM NORTH
ON BICYCLE
COUPLE Has RIDDEN 5,l3l
NILES since OCTOBER FIRST
s7 AND MRS. @AS1oTT START
Ed FROM GRAND RAPIDS.
ARRIVING HERE TUESDAY
FROM TAMPA

Ater coTsr1g 5.1sz niles q
18.998 nile ride o.
tandem 5icycle. 1Er and Ms
G. J Mascot & Z Pas0.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
Dixie Limited.

Solid train composed OF
composite az. seczlon
drawing room Sleeping
cars. cbSerwzrioa CON-
pzxtnens car and diEing
car 5xs~eea Jackson
vile and Chicago. znd
section drzwiEg roon
slesPIng car between
jacksonville zad St
Lozix Also sectic1
drawing room sleeping
CIR bs-~een Palm Beach
and Chicago
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05
Palmetto Limited No. sc.

DAILY Carving through Coaches
Electr5c Lighted Pullman Drawing
Roon Sleep<rs. Dining Cars Jackson
vile . Nc@ YORK
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
Gossip From,
0lasbit6 fon

- REPRESENTATIVE FRANCIS BURTON HAIR
RlsON Of New York, lately appointed governor
~ general Of the Philippines got his appointment
-! - lust In time. No Que knows just what might
happen ii be had to remain longer In Washington for
i, double real i've genuine made to measure double
Of the popular young Statesman has arrived ana mum
berless amusing and at times embarrassing r'1S'feS
ha % heen ,nde BIZ friends Of both The Hnrrison twin
n Representative Allan D. Walsh OF Trenton. - j..
recent addition to congress and his resemblance 70 the
il ludcros or would be II It were not for the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
DRINK WATER TO BE
BEAUTIFUL

ITO remain Young and bcanti-
ful drink lots or W;itcr-pure and
soft water" SO says Il famous
physician. Age" he says. is
dryncss ard Justification"
The snmp,er. which naturally
produces thirst for watcr, is n
/. good line to, qnevel"ts che. sheaish
giving hai,it ~ Water drinking.
RI c!eai; wnter Is unpleasant to
you. and 1t IS to some persons, try
drinking It with little lemon
Juice. without sugar. squeezed
into it. The lemon Juice gives it
some character and taste. This
Is not lemonade. however. Of the
sweet. overiavored sort. This
sweet lemonade does not take
the place OF water. Neither does
milk. which Is a food IN itself
and which really does not con-
tain such Il large percentage OF
water rs asparagus does. and
neither do. the usual beverages.
coffee. tea and chocolate. They
are either stimulants or food
drinks. and in no way supply
the part which water should
take. .sst
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
Today's Short Story
Forbidden Fruit

Being junior member Of the firm OF
Bunker l. Go. or New York, whose
business involved some correspondence
with olive oil merchants in Italy.
concluded to learn the Italian Ian,
guage. inquired Of friend for n
teacher. He told me that he could
recommend one Il. young woman. z
l,atiye Of Italy, but there must be one
condition attached to her giving ne
lessons-.l must promise not to make
love to her. As ! had no intention u
making love to any one, ] readil.
agreed to the terms. .
\ Miss Tor, rather, Signorina) AbOni
turned out to be a teacher IN the New
York public schools. She was aboni
twenty years old, with the dark
hair and eyes prevalent among her
countrywom sij.@E,.
Now, i verify believe that II 1t had
not been for the promise ! had made
il might have taken lessons Of Miss
Aboni for an indefinite time without
danger to my bachelorhood. snoulo
not have thought Of making love to
her. but all the while she was In
structing me my mind, instead Of be-
ing on the italian language, was on
the question. "NS'hy was I pledged not
to make love to- my teacher: That
we wish, to do what We are forbidden
to do il q curious. psyc Geological condi-
ton for which, l cannot account.
However this may be, | was soon
seized with an controllable desire to
make love % my teacher. I resisted
till ] had been some time under her
ItutelaSe. then, made d break. !.
The pain expressed In her face told
me t!,at a had. IN some way hurt her.
s;iet Il sudden sensation Of shame 'tols,
slle t,,st I had dishonored myself. I
s.,impaelsd M pology; promising not
Q b:cak my. word again. . condition
kc-that laid down by the poet when
lie sfys 81 s. "sweakless to be wroth
With weakness" to poor girl ceqlA
Only acsspt tho apology ma hope that
I wouA " skysnser. = future. Is
D1es11as tn 1870 W. I Da1ls1,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09

, .,. A Suggestion, III.
Your lips are Ike roses" he said as
he tried to kiss her. .ta..: "a
You'd. better go out into the gar.
aan.r " cssanswered. I'VE have IL
wlsoie tlAfenseless bush out there
A Woman'c Woes.
Them you're not glad that your hNs-
band struck OLE"
oh, suppose I'm for the sake OF
the children! But its pretty tough OH
a womaN,ns fifty to have to 80 In for
high .hesls. fashionable dresses aud
st~,iSbtfronts." -.
sg Those Hatpins.
Tho pretty summer girl laughed,
Yes" she declared. Il met him on
the hoard walls"
The lAnguid one sighed.
Did you catch his eyer she asked.
"rlI"-- ~.-. y
The laugh had died from her lips.
.-"Scc.'
Hastily removing her broad brin1.
met panama. she closely examined the
points Of the hnt5Dins.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
and the passions usually master con
.,.ionro Tic dnlv safe N,,iy out Of the

and the passions usually master CON
science. The only safe way out Of tn"
matter was to acknowledge myself
beaten III the first encounter and avoid
Il, second by ceasing to take lessons
Of Miss .Nboni. This course occurred
to me. hut persuaded myself tllatsi-
would be more manly to conH,ier ms
self than to insloriously tl,ln as,t33 mi
continued to receive instruction, hlrt
there had come II feeling. Of e0nstraint
betweentlne and my teacher
One day while looking over the same
page suddenly found my hand resting
on inv teachers waist. \ can only rs
sert that / dill not put it there: it put
itself there. Then another unfortunate
circumstance led to a, fatal step. Feel
ing 4 tress softly Craze. my check I With
my hand the hand not On her Waist
L turned her face to nine and kissed
her on the lil':5. III a. 4:
n Il shall never forget tile sl51itdei+ tint
passed over her, frame. ] lnew ut
once that had done something terri
BILE, But terrible things cannot usual
" be unlone. Whatever 1t was. It
must stapd. One thing was certain-I
had given my word and broken It. tl
~ am heneath contempt" cried.
mo. / have made mistake"
What installer
Instead Of exacting a promise !
,t.1n,,iS ~, ~ <n1,n,, ,,o,, lr<n NV con
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
THESE {! 6: ARE PlckL,Ne DAYS.
I Rcd Tomato Ketohup.

"A Use tomatoes ripened on the
vine. Wash, core and cut into
small p;eces, cook slowly for
two or three hours. strain into
agate Kettle and let stand over
night III the morning skim of
all wafer TO every three quarts
8Qf solid add one quart OF
vinegar, one pint sugar. one
tablespoonful OF salt. one tea.
Of mustard: let boil one
shrur. then add one teaspoonful.
stMrmeric. one teaspoonful Gin
,l,,Ilon. one teaspoonful white
4 pepper, one-third teaspoonful red
pepper. Boil down until thick
with tile cover of, Stir to pre-
vent! burning three or four hours.
St,rswith agate or wooden spoon.
stuffed Peaches.
\ Brush the down from ripe,
solid peaches, place on 4 dish in
I Il. steamer and cook until straw
win pierce them. Cool them
and rub. on the skins. cut . slit
IN one side So as to remove the
nit; in its place put marsh
lnallow, roll peach In powdered
sugar and, stick Drowned IL
monds over each. When serving
I. place q bit OF jelly or a piece OF
seanded ginger on each.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
Pull IL, Pull Out.

| Pull In, Pull Out.
A Jolly romping game for the young.
er boys and girls. It is played In this
way: Roll back the rug from the center
Of the door and on the boards make a
small square outlined with chalk. All
then join hands in circle around it.
The music pipes up and the children
dance around in 4 ring to its measure.
AS they dance they gently try to draw
some member Of the circle into the
square. Any one stepping inside the
chalk boundaries is ont OF the game.
which continues until but one player is
left. IA 4 Il +, d .,. n
7 =
Numsrica; Enigma. y II,
My whole consists OF nine letters ana
is an animal. .,'ss3 u, III
Ny 4, Z, 9 Is to blemish; my !. 8, .
Is a foreign title ., ass& " !, i
Ny 8. 3. g u 1 measure OF distlnce
Answer Dro0edaIy. yVssds - Mar,
~. nd
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
WOMEN AFFECT MANNISH
CARE. gtt st u

A new variety OF silken sleep \
Ing wear is the feminine night.
shirt. an innovation OF this sea
son and inst now more the fad
than feminine pajamas. WHICH,
have become too ordinary and
universally accepted now to have
all attraction for women seeking y
sensational effects. The feminine
nightshirt Is patterned exactly
after. the masculine one. silt At,s
the side seams. narrow collar
long sleeve and ail. These gar,
ments are made If china stlk,r
with narrow trimmings Of fntur-s
ist ribbon. initiating tho braid
TIN nes on a mans nlhFic
nigh.shirt. Paiamas are 81 clSsle
dc cline end proceeded china atllkA.a Il
the brocaded stuT forptng the
little coat and t,'Oasars o. crepe
Dc chine having cuffs Of The bro
raded fabric. x
The girls are wearing BOYS
to~gery In camp this summer
, and are having q glorious time OF
IL. nnhnmps red By skirts Girls
camps abound throughout the.
land now, ana In these sacred
feminine precincts no masculine
fnot-save that Of tlusty guide
} --ever steps,. Tive camp regal!a,
consists Of q ialnty Norfolk suit
} OF gray flannel. with bona fld&
trousers aud q helsti cost tav-
} ing plenty Of convenient pock- 3
cts. Sneakers and 4 WOrsted (
} swimming jersey complete this
outfit. Which is.e nf course, aban-
) doned whom a,trip into the, vil-sG
lage is CONTEMPLATED for more
conventional perticosts. outing
shirt and ordinary feminine hut
toned boots. Will .g...5'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
@.f::,s.:s: :: ~: .<:t: /.
/ GOOD THINGS \.
F0;l BR'!Ea 1; i.
Oatmeal Eianemanse.:
!. .:.:@sx .l:a:... "a. OK. Goo. !.

Oatmeai blancFnan9e. VA
Oatmeal 1,lnnrlliangc is nice. .na!s'
rs follows: Bring ole pint Of milk 10
the boil, add half Il :e;lspoonful Oi#-;''t
and stir inEone cupful Of oatmeal. boi,
for forty-iive minutes. add q well bea;.,
Ell egg just before removing from thi
fire and, little sugar Pour info Il
wetted mold. turn out when set and
serve plain or with jam Or preserved
fruit. HI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
Gay Boys Roll
) Few Over
An Oversight.

MY home to- cats Ia rot q svc'~ss.
I have provided good food, Eicc s!ccr-
ing quarters. and yet the cuts a.s MI
happy" 49,,
You arc shy on amusement fea:..cr',
old man. voI haven't provl:.d &C.
back fence"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09

fii!iitEeoM,i.air"v,> 10 SET. Fold in the
uh,!S 4 ij.tt ;i'id ''"i tie hs|, IN the
ae,i'er; Shipn.it r%HtI.,' 80 rs 10 obtain
atialt, ;titnnll't. cuN!,'oH shape. A'1w
f.u,.i.a!!,p A:a:ur and tur'n DOT Oh i ,|iM.
olHons utslI, tow il LITTLE, hot ,hoIlan.
d;9'savr tUfatot round the dish.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09


appointment to
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q q ) !zE e e. ]a!zeeEss 81 81 ] @m
Conundrums.


What Is the DIFF
ference between
a cloud and Il
whipped child?
One p0urs with
rain, and the other
roars with pain.
What is the diff
ference between
a jeweler asd a
.'jaiiet? One sells
watches, and the
OF her wan hes.
cells.
What: Is II thk,'
Adam never raw.
never possessed,
and yet he n.ve
two Z to each u
his c children !?
Parents. 4
w b at smells
most in q per
tuners shop?
The nose.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
Suffered Eea. With. Tomatoes.

suffered Eggs WIN Iomatoeo.
Fry in a stcwpan two lnrge. finely
chopped and peeled shallots Ia onesshalfs
ounce OF butter. and when ofsa pa'e
golden color add Sly, peeled aud sliced
tomatoes. Season to. taste withsall and
pepper, stir over the fire TOR about, ten
minutes and add a little chopped pars-
ley. Arrange the tomatoes on "a hot
dish in the form ot 4 border, put four
=buttered II scrambled eggs In the cen
tef al the dish and send 10 table hot.
fssiis; I. 4 . ssst' n = /. s5
n l.Ff' Fish osnslst. \. sSs u. a;f
Take tie remains Of cooked fish. free.
II from skin and bones aud make il
into very small pieces. Allow shout:
one dessei'tspoonful Of t1sh toieaeh egg. !;
Beat up SIX eggs, add q pinch 0f pep
pers aud sufficient salt to season. Stir,
in one large tablespo0 OF cream
and a. dassertspoonful Of finely chop.
ped parsley. Heat up the dsh hi about
Ope.hak ounce Of butter. VI This must
be made hot before the 6sh is added.
Melt one ounce Of butter iii an .onelet1
pan. When hot pour II the egg mix
turs and continue stirring over, ~ Ire
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
An Old favorite
The Banks O doom
" r. banks and hraes O. bonnie Doom, :
Hoy can We. bloom sac fresh and
by Robert Burns

sas sstnir M -,, Is v ,. y, i. TX.
How can sc chant, We little BIRDS
And ! sse weary Tu'so' care?
Thou.lt break my heart, thou warblina
. bird, % ~ . ~ %
That wantons through the towering
@ thorn: ts&r ,srs X
Thou minde me O. departed Joys.
Departed-ncver to return.
Aft haze roved by bonnie Doom
TO see tho rose and woodbine twine;
And ilka bird sang o Its luye.
Ard fondly sac did o. mine.
WI lightsome heart pud a rose.
Fu' sweet upon It's thorny tree,
And my fause luver stole my rose,
But, ali! ne left the thorn WI me.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
4n<''s!1
- bhc S
.(.OOj|kE -
Old Fashioned Prune. Pie.

EssNtl.r- ,Vt0 raSUaOUeO pVoV0. V'Ss
Wash and Soak one pound or primes
overnight il, water. to cover and coos
IN same water until tender. Line Il pie
'$plata Wifi rich crust and fill with the
Efrl,reS and the liquid. which mnst
,hare been reduced ut the last Of the
cooking 10 a very. small amount. Sprin-
Eklc5 over one half cupful sugar and
IsprlnNia on MISC one tablespoonful Of
MHmnu Juice. Cover with Il top rrust
eAnd bake III fairly quick oven. as the
Rldns is already cooked. Caol pnrc!y.
Iflien :;!'rinNlc with powdered sugar and
sserve fresh.
~ 4 Novel Chicken Salad.
GA AZ Ibis season. when hot soups are
AbeGinninG 70 nr dlstasteful. they can
l,Ee ccQrh ana served III 4 ieliicd state.
I5 h's .iet'y ,aM be prepared from the
kh0neS Of tie previous days roast or
}f"!2asaoed chicken and The meat that
;sclincs to 1t. Cut the Jelly in neat
fsiltes and serve on delicate heart let
ftner iNHvcs orswlth snanpy watc"rress
anna decorate With rmyonIa,se. Then
#thc soNn and tIle salad are. rs it were,
COINED ro"ethnr ina pleasing com'inA-
tti"n n ~" sIE,Ner dinner table. And
t$hr cnm''inAtinD is mNcll more artrat.
iai,c rhHi il The tw" crc served sep.
hGrarc'E II two cnNrSeS--nEe z hot
i.hicErH soup end TIE orher q plain
green salad ssl"i, rs the housewife had
llbeNH serving Frequently during the
! winlCr ii.